Powers' Rankings: Week 13

Another record broken. The Irish get drunk and keep losing. The Rockets PR team finally get what they're looking for....

Powers' Rankings: Week 13

By: Max Powers, Baseball Tri-Weekly

Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
1	1	2	Weymouth Shaddupu 10-2-0		"That's how you break the RBI record", GM Yukon Cornelius said in an official statement at the conclusion of last week's match up against Quebec City. Consider shots fired. Week 13 Match Up: Tokyo
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
2	2	10	Tijuana Hispanics 5-3-4		Tijuana probably needed just one more day to beat Las Vegas 7-3, instead of tieing 5-5. Alas, the Hispanics failed to take back the west, but they're still the team to beat. (Can anyone believe they are still undefeated in Saves?) Week 13 Match Up: San Juan
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
3	3	4	Quebec City Piglets 5-5-2		Stop me if you've heard this before - Team on the rise, feeling great, comes into Weymouth, just to walk away limping after a hard fought, but ultimatly losing effort asking themselves what else they could have done. Welcome to the club Quebec. Week 13 Match Up: Bridgewater
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
4	4	3	San Juan Guerites 5-5-2		Their pitching needs some motivation, but it's their bats that aren't sustainable. With the exception of SB, San Juan lives in the bottom half of every offensive category through Week 12. They've felt comfortable under Weymouth in the east all season, but now sit just 3 games up on the first playoff outlier spot. Week 13 Match Up: Tijuana
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
5	6	6	Santo Domingo All-Star Factory 5-6-1		Back in the playoff conversation, Santo Domingo hasn't lost since Week 9 and they're 3-1-1 in their last 5. Playing San Fernando should keep them around at least a week longer, but they've lost to them before so who knows. Week 13 Match Up: San Fernando Valley
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
6	7	7	Rio de Janeiro Cristos 4-5-3		Yay, they won again. Unfortunately it was just their 2nd win in their last 8 match ups. Why are they ranked this high? Week 13 Match Up: Rakeville
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
7	8	5	Las Vegas Doggs 4-5-3		Now that Kyle Schwarber is gone, maybe their offense can put things together and stop letting teams put up record breaking weeks. No one was happier than the Doggs to see someone else break the RBI record against anyone else besides themselves. Week 13 Match Up: Dublin
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
8	5	1	Dublin Snake Chasers 5-4-3		Getting rid of the dead weight hasn't helped yet. This pitching staff is full of aces, but the roster as a whole just can't put it together. They've made a total of 19 moves all season (2nd least in the EHCC). Week 13 Match Up: Las Vegas
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
9	11	7	Rakeville Rockets 5-5-2		After their PR team has reached out to Baseball Tri-Weekly multiple times, they've finally convinced me to move Rakeville up in these rankings, begrudgingly. Sure, they're 4-2-1 in their last 7. The team is just too unpredictable to move up any higher, and they know it. Week 13 Match Up: Rio De Janeiro
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
10	9	11	Bridgewater Weasels 5-6-1		Aaron Judge won MVP honors at the EHCC All-Star Extravadongza. Logan Morrison won the EHCC HR Derby. You'd really expect this team to be better, but instead they're 2-3-1 in their last 6. Week 13 Match Up: Quebec City
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
11	10	9	Tokyo Omyoujis 6-5-1		Nothing like a match up against San Fernando Valley to get you motivated once again. Too bad they play Weymouth next week, that should bring them back down to earth quickly enough. Week 13 Match Up: Weymouth
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
12	12	12	San Fernando Valley Jets 2-10-0		All signs point to the Jets making a deal before the MiDraft, but all other signs point to the Jets continuing to be terrible the rest of the year. They sit 18 games "up" on Rakeville for the worst record and that numbers grows each week. Week 13 Match Up: Santo Domingo
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes

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Powers' Rankings: Week 12

There's a new leader in the West, again. Las Vegas loves letting teams set new records against them. Rio's injuries may not have been the problem. What else did we learn from Week 11. Click below to find out.

Powers' Rankings: Week 12

By: Max Powers; Baseball Tri-Weekly

Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
1	1	2	Weymouth Shaddupu 9-2-0		Finally back to their winning ways, Shaddupu came close to beating Rio by a whole lot more than the final score would suggest. Week 12 Match Up: Quebec City
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
2	2	10	Tijuana Hispanics 5-3-3		Tijuana did just enough to tie last week, but they still have only one loss in their last 6 match ups. They may have lost the crown for now in the west, but they still belong 2nd in these rankings. Week 12 Match Up: Las Vegas
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
3	7	4	Quebec City Piglets 5-4-2		Wait, what, where did they come from? One minute they're down for the count, next they're back to where they're used to being: top fo the West. Only one loss in their last 7 match ups will help with that, including three straight wins. Week 12 Match Up: Weymouth
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
4	3	3	San Juan Guerites 5-5-1		The stumbling Guerites can't seem to get their footing. With only 2 wins in their last 8 match ups, and an overall showing against Quebec City in Week 11 that would rival some Bye Week stats, they'll need to get something going if they don't want to slip further. Week 12 Match Up: Santo Domingo
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
5	4	1	Dublin Snake Chasers 5-3-3		Phew, that was close. Inconsistent would be putting it lightly with Dublin. After shedding dead weight they barely make it past the worst team in the league. Next up, the second worst team in the league. Week 12 Match Up: Rakeville
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
6	8	6	Santo Domingo All-Star Factory 5-6-0		After putting up just 29 RBI against Rakeville in Week 9, Santo Domingo racked up 53 versus Weymouth, and a record tying 59 against Las Vegas in back-to-back weeks. I've said it before, and I'll say it again, Who are we dealing with here? Week 12 Match Up: San Juan
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
7	5	7	Rio de Janeiro Cristos 3-5-3		Maybe it wasn't health that was the problem after all. Since setting the R (57), HR (25), and RBI (59) record against LV in Week 9, Rio has averaged just 34 R, 8 HR, and 30 RBI in the past two weeks. Week 12 Match Up: Bridgewater
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
8	6	5	Las Vegas Doggs 4-5-2		What is it about this team that just forces opposing line ups to set offensive records? Week 12 Match Up: Tijuana
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
9	10	11	Bridgewater Weasels 5-5-1		Congratulations to Logan Morrison for winning the 2017 EHCC Home Run Derby. No, you don't get to play int he All-Star game, haven't done enough? Week 12 Match Up: Rio de Janeiro
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
10	9	9	Tokyo Omyoujis 5-5-1		The robots are malfunctioning, simple as that. The warranty has run out and their programming is going to shit. The humans won! Week 12 Match Up: San Fernando
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
11	11	7	Rakeville Rockets 4-5-2		Pedro Martinez is very disappointed in this pitching staff. Week 12 Match Up: Dublin
Current Rank	Last Week	Pre Season	Team		Notes
12	12	12	San Fernando Valley Jets 2-9-0		Halfway through the season, the Jets sit 11.5 games "up" on Rakeville for the top pick in the 2018 MaDraft. Week 12 Match Up: Tokyo

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2017 EHCC All-Star Extravaganza Semi-Live Blog

Welcome welcome one and all to the annual EHCC All-Star Game Extravaganza! This year's festivities are being held in beautiful Rakeville, home of dong master Eric Thames, who was not named to the All-Star team. After all the hype surrounding how good he was, one has to wonder what he did to piss off the Rakeville brass to keep him from playing. Either way, follow along as I document the excitement in this semi-live blog, semi-live from Reed Field.

2017 EHCC All-Star Extravaganza Semi-Live Blog

By: Max Powers, Baseball Tri-Weekly

Let's begin by introducing your 2017 EHCC All-Stars.

From the Western Division....

C	SD	Anthony Rizzo
1B	TIJ	Paul Goldschmidt
2B	TKO	Jose Altuve
3B	TKO	Nolan Arenado
SS	QC	Francisco Lindor
IF	SD	Trea Turner
IF	RIO	Ryan Zimmerman
OF	DUB	Mookie Betts
OF	QC	George Springer
OF	DUB	Charlie Blackmon
OF	RIO	Nelson Cruz
UTIL	TIJ	Justin Bour

Anthony Rizzo gets forced behind the plate as he was the closest thing to a catcher the Western division was willing to put out there. Tijuana sends two first baseman, and Goldschmidt gets the starting nod over Bour. Plenty of talent in the western division outfield.

SP	TIJ	Ervin Santana
SP	TIJ	Ivan Nova
SP	QC	Carlos Martinez
SP	QC	Robbie Ray
SP	TKO	Jason Vargas
SP	TKO	Chris Archer
SP	DUB	Chris Sale
SP	DUB	Clayton Kershaw
SP	SD	Yu Darvish
SP	SD	Dylan Bundy
SP	RIO	Zack Grienke
SP	RIO	Marcus Stroman
RP	DUB	Greg Holland
RP	RIO	Roberto Osuno

We're going to have to wait and see on the pitching from the west. Kershaw, Santana, Sale, Bundy, and Grienke are all scheduled to go twice during the All-Star game, which may have been a factor in choosing some of them to represent theirs teams in Rakeville. Holland and Osuno lead the West in both overall ranking and Saves among relief pitchers, so their choices were pretty obvious and well deserved.

From the Eastern Division.....

C	WEY	Bryce Harper
1B	LV	Joey Votto
2B	WEY	Daniel Murphy
3B	SJ	Jake Lamb
SS	LV	Dee Gordon
IF	SJ	Mark Reynolds
IF	SFV	Mike Moustakas
OF	BRW	Aaron Judge
OF	RAK	Kris Bryant
OF	RAK	Miguel Sano
OF	SFV	Marcell Ozuna
UTIL	BRW	Justin Smoak

The Eastern division also failed to send out a legitimate catcher this year, but luckily for them Bryce Harper has some experience and didn't mind putting on the pads once more. Dee Gordon gets the nod over slugger Adam Duvall out of Vegas strictly for the chance to steal some bases for the East (Gordon leads the east in the category and trails only Billy Hamilton overall). Daniel Murphy gets to play alongside rookie sensation, and trade partner Aaron Judge, but the surprise out of Bridgewater is free agent Justin Smoak getting the invite over dong-master Logan Morrison. The obvious snub here is Eric Thames, the hometown hero in Rakeville, who many though would have solidified his invite to the game over a month ago. 

SP	WEY	Matt Scherzer
SP	WEY	Carlos Carrasco
SP	SJ	Michael Pineda
SP	SJ	Jake Odorizzi
SP	LV	Lance Lynn
SP	LV	Jon Lester
SP	BRW	Alex Wood
SP	BRW	Jacob deGrom
SP	RAK	Mike Leake
SP	RAK	Michael Fulmer
SP	SFV	Michael Wacha
SP	SFV	Luis Severino
RP	WEY	Craig Kimbrel*
RP	LV	Kenley Jansen*

Of all the starters, the East will only send out Lester, Leake, Odorizzi, and Pineda twice on the week, one less than the Western Division rotation. Kimbrel and Jansen lead the entire EHCC in overall rankings among relievers, but Jansen sits 6th in the East among Saves leaders and Kimbrel sits behind Fernando Rodney as well. Rodney's 4.91 ERA must have played a factor in the decision making process, but overall Jansen and Kimbrel just seem to be the most reliable overall at their position.

Let the games begin.....

Day 1: Monday, June 19, 2017

Even with 2 less hitters going in the first day, the eastern Division All-Stars more than made up for it at the plate. Justin Smoak and Bryce Harper led the charge with a dong a piece, while Dee Gordon did what he was brought on to do: steal bases. Kris Bryant was the only member of the eastern squad that failed to get at least 1 hit on the day.

The western bats kept pace with their power bats, with Justin Bour and George Springer both going yard. The concern for day one was that the western division line up only mustered up 9 hits on the day (compared to 12 by the East).

Clayton Kershaw started things off for the west and even though he let up 6 runs through 6 and a third, he still racked up 10 K's and the W. Dylan Bundy wasn't so lucky, only lasting 4 and a third and giving up the same amount of runs but only collecting 2 K's. Roberto Osuna got three straight outs to claim the day's only save.

Over in the East, their pitchers faired a bit better, but didn't recevie enough run support to garner any stats in the W column. Jake Odorizzi and Jon Lester combined for 13 innings and 5 ER and 11 K, but neither of them could grab a W on the day.

After day 1, the east takes a slight lead lead by their bats.

Players of the Day:
East: Justin Smoak (3/4, 2 R, HR, RBI)
West: Justin Bour (2/4, R, HR, 4 RBI)

Total Score			H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	2017 EHCC All-Star Extravadongza!				IP	W+H	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
EAST	6		12	30	8	2	7	2	0.400	EASTERN DIVISION				13	14	5	0	0	11	3.46	1.08
WEST	3		9	41	3	2	6	0	0.220	WESTERN DIVISION				10.2	16	12	1	1	12	10.13	1.50

Day 2: Tuesday, June 20, 2017

The hits just keep on coming, especially in the East. Both teams collected 14 hits a piece on Tuesday, but the East squad did it with 4 less at bats. Hometown hero Miguel Sano and Weymouth's Daniel Murphy led the charge with a home run a piece and 5 total RBI. The west bats kept pace, but couldn't do enough to close the gap early on. All three home runs by the west were solo shots, but they still collected more RBI than the east today (13-12).

The East's pitching was dominant, but couldn't catch a break in the W department. Michael Pineda and Mike Leake combined for 13 IP and just 3 ER, but neither could put up the W. Where as the Western Division starters were less than dominant (20.2 IP, 25 H+BB, 13 ER) but still collected two Wins. Greg Holland tacked on a save for good measure as well. 

Players of the Day
East: Miguel Sano (2/4, 2 R, 1 HR, 3 RBI)
West: Chris Sale (8.1 IP, W, 10 K, 3.24 ERA, 0.60 WHIP)

Total Score			H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	2017 EHCC All-Star Extravadongza!				IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
EAST	6		26	74	21	8	19	3	0.351	EASTERN DIVISION				24.67	27	7	0	0	23	2.55	1.09
WEST	3		23	89	12	5	19	1	0.258	WESTERN DIVISION				32.32	43	25	3	2	36	6.96	1.33

Day 3: Wednesday, June 21, 2017

They don;t hot often, but when the Western Division bats do connect there seems to be men on base to hit in. Once again both the west and east collected the same amount of hits (10), and once again the East did it with 4 less at bats. But the difference here was opportunity. The west knocked in 11 RBI to the East's 5, giving them the category for the time being. Led by Francisco Lindor's 3-run bomb, the Western all-stars tried making a name for themselves with their bats.

Unfortunately though they only sent out one pitcher on the day, and he (Roberto Osuna) only went one inning for the Save. All the while the Weymouth pitching all-stars (Matt Scherzer and Carlos Carrasco) combined for 14 IP and 21 K's, giving the East one more category in their cap.

Players of the Day
East: Carlos Carrasco (6 IP, W, 10 K, 0.00 ERA, 1.17 WHIP)
West: Francisco Lindor (2/5, 1 R, 1 HR, 3 RBI)

Total Score			H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	2017 EHCC All-Star Extravadongza!				IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
EAST	7		36	114	26	10	24	3	0.316	EASTERN DIVISION				42.67	47	9	1	0	47	1.90	1.10
WEST	3		33	133	17	6	30	1	0.248	WESTERN DIVISION				33.32	44	25	3	3	37	6.75	1.32

Day 4: Thursday, June 22, 2017

We're halfway through the match up, and the Western bats finally started to hit. Unfortunately for them, the East didn't stop hitting as a result. Led by Charlie Blackmon and Paul Goldschmidt, the west recorded 10 hits on just 27 at bats, raising the team average over twenty points on the week. Kris Bryant and company answered back with exactly one more R, HR, and RBI than their western counterparts on the night (7, 3, 7 vs 6, 2, 6 respectively).

The Western Division pitching staff didn't do their offense any favors either. Ivan Nova was knocked around for 13 H+BB and 4 ER in his 7 innings of work, while Carlos Martinez put up a respectable 6 innings with just 3 ER. Marcus Stroman really twisted the dagger though, only lasting 4 innings and giving up 7 ER and 9 H+BB in that short time. The East was quiet, only putting out one starter (Luis Severino), who let up 10 H+BB and 5 ER in 6 innings. Kenley Jansen got the coveted 4 out save for the East to close it out.

Players of the Day
East: Kris Bryant (2/4, 3 R, 1 HR, 3 RBI) 
West: Paul Goldschmidt (3/5, 2 R, 1 HR, 4 RBI)

Total Score			H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	2017 EHCC All-Star Extravadongza!				IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
EAST	7		44	140	33	13	31	3	0.314	EASTERN DIVISION				50	57	14	1	1	52	2.52	1.14
WEST	3		43	160	23	8	36	1	0.269	WESTERN DIVISION				50.32	74	38	3	3	51	6.80	1.47

Day 5: Friday, June 23, 2017

Players of the Day

East: Alex Wood (6 IP, W, 7 K, 1,50 ERA, 0.83 WHIP) 
West: Yu Darvish (7 IP, 10 K, 0.00 ERA, 0.29 WHIP)

Total Score			H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	2017 EHCC All-Star Extravadongza!				IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
EAST	7		50	177	36	14	34	4	0.282	EASTERN DIVISION				63	68	16	2	1	67	2.29	1.08
WEST	3		51	204	28	9	37	3	0.250	WESTERN DIVISION				63.32	85	42	4	3	65	5.97	1.34

Day 6: Saturday, June 24, 2017

Players of the Day
East: Jacob deGrom (8 IP, W, 7 K, 1.13 ERA, 0.63 WHIP)

West: Trea Turner (5/5, 2 R, 4 RBI)

Total Score			H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	2017 EHCC All-Star Extravadongza!				IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
EAST	5		58	219	39	16	40	5	0.265	EASTERN DIVISION				83.67	87	27	4	1	81	2.90	1.04
WEST	5		68	246	38	9	41	3	0.276	WESTERN DIVISION				89.65	117	49	8	3	88	4.92	1.31

Day 7: Sunday, June 25, 2017

Players of the DayEast: Kenley Jansen (1.2 IP, SV, 2 K, 0.00 ERA, 0.60 WHIP)
West: Ervin Santana (6 IP, W, 7 K, 0.00 ERA, 1.50 WHIP)

Total Score			H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	2017 EHCC All-Star Extravadongza!				IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
EAST	5		69	252	44	16	43	5	0.274	EASTERN DIVISION				101.67	113	42	4	2	95	3.72	1.11
WEST	4		74	291	44	10	45	3	0.254	WESTERN DIVISION				96.98	128	49	9	3	99	4.55	1.32

Here's a wrap up of all your All-Stars' stats for the week....

Eastern Division Hitters
Position(s)	EHCC	Player	H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG
C**	WEY	Bryce Harper	7	24	3	1	5	0	0.292
1B	LV	Joey Votto	6	22	5	1	2	0	0.273
2B	WEY	Daniel Murphy	6	20	5	2	8	0	0.300
3B	SJ	Jake Lamb	6	22	3	1	3	0	0.273
SS**	LV	Dee Gordon	6	23	2	0	1	4	0.261
IF	SJ	Mark Reynolds	3	15	2	1	2	0	0.200
IF	SFV	Mike Moustakas	2	15	1	1	1	0	0.133
OF	BRW	Aaron Judge	7	23	6	3	6	0	0.304
OF	RAK	Kris Bryant	6	24	4	1	3	1	0.250
OF	RAK	Miguel Sano	3	14	3	2	4	0	0.214
OF	SFV	Marcell Ozuna	7	26	5	2	5	0	0.269
UTIL	BRW	Justin Smoak	10	24	5	1	3	0	0.417
EASTERN DIVISION HITTING TOTALS			69	252	44	16	43	5	0.274

Eastern Division Pitchers
Position(s)	EHCC	Player	IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
SP	WEY	Matt Scherzer	8	3	0	0	0	11	0.00	0.38
SP	WEY	Carlos Carrasco	6	7	0	1	0	10	0.00	1.17
SP	SJ	Michael Pineda	9.67	15	8	0	0	11	7.45	1.55
SP	SJ	Jake Odorizzi	12.33	16	7	0	0	9	5.11	1.30
SP	LV	Lance Lynn	5.67	9	7	0	0	3	11.11	1.59
SP	LV	Jon Lester	13	11	5	1	0	11	3.46	0.85
SP	BRW	Alex Wood	6	5	1	1	0	7	1.50	0.83
SP	BRW	Jacob deGrom	8	5	1	1	0	7	1.13	0.63
SP	RAK	Mike Leake	12	13	4	0	0	7	3.00	1.08
SP	RAK	Michael Fulmer	7	6	1	0	0	8	1.29	0.86
SP	SFV	Michael Wacha	4	10	2	0	0	3	4.50	2.50
SP	SFV	Luis Severino	6	10	5	0	0	5	7.50	1.67
RP	WEY	Craig Kimbrel*	1	2	1	0	0	1	9.00	2.00
RP	LV	Kenley Jansen*	3	1	0	0	2	2	0.00	0.33
EASTERN DIVISION PITCHING TOTAL			101.67	113	42	4	2	95	3.72	1.11

Western Division Hitters
Position(s)	EHCC	Player	H	AB	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG
C**	SD	Anthony Rizzo	5	21	3	1	3	0	0.238
1B	TIJ	Paul Goldschmidt	10	24	8	2	8	0	0.417
2B	TKO	Jose Altuve*	5	25	3	1	2	0	0.200
3B	TKO	Nolan Arenado*	6	23	2	0	4	0	0.261
SS	QC	Francisco Lindor	7	33	1	1	5	0	0.212
IF	SD	Trea Turner	9	27	7	0	2	2	0.333
IF	RIO	Ryan Zimmerman	7	19	5	0	5	0	0.368
OF	DUB	Mookie Betts	3	24	1	0	2	1	0.125
OF	QC	George Springer	7	27	5	3	3	0	0.259
OF	DUB	Charlie Blackmon	5	22	3	1	2	0	0.227
OF	RIO	Nelson Cruz	7	26	4	0	5	0	0.269
UTIL	TIJ	Justin Bour	3	20	2	1	4	0	0.150
WESTERN DIVISION HITTING TOTALS			74	291	44	10	45	3	0.254

Western Division Pitchers
Position(s)	EHCC	Player	IP	H+BB	ER	W	SV	K	ERA	WHIP
SP	TIJ	Ervin Santana	11	21	6	2	0	13	4.91	1.91
SP	TIJ	Ivan Nova	7	13	4	0	0	5	5.14	1.86
SP	QC	Carlos Martinez	6	8	2	0	0	4	3.00	1.33
SP	QC	Robbie Ray	6.33	10	2	1	0	5	2.84	1.58
SP	TKO	Jason Vargas*	7	8	2	1	0	2	2.57	1.14
SP	TKO	Chris Archer*	6	9	4	1	0	4	6.00	1.50
SP	DUB	Chris Sale	8.33	5	3	1	0	10	3.24	0.60
SP	DUB	Clayton Kershaw	12.33	12	6	2	0	18	4.38	0.97
SP	SD	Yu Darvish	7	2	0	0	0	10	0.00	0.29
SP	SD	Dylan Bundy	11.33	18	9	1	0	10	7.15	1.59
SP	RIO	Zack Grienke	7.33	9	4	0	0	7	4.91	1.23
SP	RIO	Marcus Stroman	4	9	7	0	0	5	15.75	2.25
RP	DUB	Greg Holland*	1.33	2	0	0	1	2	0.00	1.50
RP	RIO	Roberto Osuno*	3	2	0	0	2	4	0.00	0.67
WESTERN DIVISION PITCHING TOTAL			97.98	128	49	9	3	99	4.50	1.31

Congratulations to Aaron Judge for winning the EHCC All-Star Game Extravadongza MVP Award. To clarify, there is no car associated with the award. Elon Musk refused to donate a Tesla to the game since he wasn't allowed to play. Aaron was the only player during the week to hit 3 home runs, and helped lead the eastern Division to victory.

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