The Hitters
Hall-of-Famer Lou Boudreau is joined by former Cleveland teammate Luke Easter and fellow HOFer Andre Dawson in this blazing season. Sluggers Lee May, Darrell Evans, and Josh Donaldson add their bats to the cause along with turn-of-the-century star Honest John Anderson and the speedy George Case. Who goes home and who continues in the quest to determine the greatest? Only a 154-game schedule will tell.
Lou Boudreau Round One S44 Round Two Round 3 S32 | W – L 91-63 BYE 66-88 | |
Luke Easter Round One S74 Round Two Round 3 S20 | W – L 79-81 BYE 72-82 | |
Andre Dawson Round One S06 Round Two S19 Round 3 S49 | W – L 58-96 100-54 73-81 | |
Lee May Round One S50 Round Two S30 Round 3 S22 | W – L 64-90 91-63 71-83 | |
John Anderson Round One S69 Round Two Round 3 S43 | W – L 68-86 BYE 69-85 | |
Darrell Evans Round One S34 Round Two S04 Round 3 S52 | W – L 72-82 77-77 67-87 | |
Josh Donaldson Round One S37 Round Two 03 Round 3 S12 | W – L 71-83 81-73 59-95 | |
George Case Round One S34 Round Two 01 Round 3 S11 | W – L 71-83 77-77 51-103 |
The Results
Coming out of the number 7 seed, Josh Donaldson surprised with a first-place finish in a closely contested season. Based on his season statistics, he must have had some timely hits. Luke Easter dropped a 3-game set to Andre Dawson to close out the season or things would have been even closer. Lee May and John Anderson, both victorious on the final day of the season, finished in a fourth place tie. We say goodbye to George Case and Hall-of-Famer Lou Boudreau, as well as one of my faves, Darrell Evans.
Season Highlights
- Lou Boudreau7 led all individuals with a .317 average.
- Luke Easter cranked 41 round-trippers to lead the league.
- George Cases took the entire Top 10 list in stolen bases with Case3 totaling 70.
- Boudreau99 had a 33-game hitting streak.
- Lee May7 had a 3-HR game
- No-Hitters
None. 4 one-hitters.