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To make room for OF Lorenzo Cain in Nashville, RHP Robert Hinton slides back to Huntsville where he will add to his already record number of appearances for the affiliate. Hinton posted a 4.50 ERA (1 ER / 2.0 IP) in two relief outings with the Sounds. More news from the Nashville Media Notes: FARRIS ACTIVATED FROM D.L.: Second baseman Eric Farris has been activated from the disabled list and returns to PCL action for the first time in 11 weeks. The 24-year-old spent the past two weeks on a rehab assignment in the rookie-level Arizona League, where he hit .250 (8-for-32) with five doubles, one home run, nine RBIs, and a stolen base in 10 games. Farris has been on the Sounds’ disabled list since April 30; he suffered a knee injury during a home plate collision with Memphis catcher Bryan Anderson in an April 29 contest at Greer Stadium. Prior to the injury, Farris had batted .288 (21-for-73) in 20 contests for Nashville to open the year. To make room for Farris on the Sounds’ roster, infielder Johnny Raburn was placed on the disabled list, retroactive to Thursday. If you wish to discuss, the Sounds' thread is here.

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Iowa 54 45 .545 - - 30-26 24-19 6-4 L1 Nashville 52 46 .531 1.5 45 27-22 25-24 5-5 W1 Omaha 51 46 .526 2.0 45 23-22 28-24 4-6 W1 Memphis 52 47 .525 2.0 44 28-21 24-26 4-6 L1 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak * Tennessee 15 12 .556 - - 10-6 5-6 7-3 W3 Carolina 14 13 .519 1.0 43 6-7 8-6 5-5 W1 Huntsville 13 14 .481 2.0 42 6-7 7-7 5-5 L4 Chattanooga 12 15 .444 3.0 41 7-7 5-8 2-8 L1 West Tenn 11 16 .407 4.0 40 5-6 6-10 5-5 W4 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Tampa 17 8 .680 - - 8-4 9-4 7-3 W1 Daytona 17 10 .630 1.0 44 8-4 9-6 6-4 W5 Brevard County 15 12 .556 3.0 42 10-5 5-7 6-4 L2 Clearwater 12 16 .429 6.5 38 9-5 3-11 4-6 L1 * Dunedin 11 16 .407 7.0 38 7-6 4-10 4-6 L2 Lakeland 9 17 .346 8.5 37 6-7 3-10 4-6 W1 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Quad Cities 16 8 .667 - - 8-5 8-3 7-3 W3 Kane County 16 10 .615 1.0 - 12-3 4-7 7-3 L2 * Cedar Rapids 15 10 .600 1.5 45 9-5 6-5 7-3 W4 Clinton 13 11 .542 3.0 44 9-6 4-5 5-5 L2 Burlington 12 12 .500 4.0 42 10-4 2-8 4-6 L1 Wisconsin 12 13 .480 4.5 42 9-6 3-7 6-4 W2 Beloit 11 14 .440 5.5 40 8-7 3-7 4-6 L1 Peoria 10 14 .417 6.0 41 7-7 3-7 6-4 L1 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Great Falls 18 13 .581 - - 7-7 11-6 6-4 W1 Billings 16 15 .516 2.0 6 9-5 7-10 6-4 W2 Helena 15 16 .484 3.0 5 10-7 5-9 3-7 L2 Missoula 12 19 .387 6.0 2 9-8 3-11 4-6 L3 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak AZL Brewers 17 9 .654 - - 5-5 3-4 5-5 W1 AZL Dodgers 13 13 .500 4.0 27 4-4 4-3 4-6 W2 AZL Indians 12 14 .462 5.0 26 3-4 6-2 6-4 L3 AZL Reds 12 14 .462 5.0 26 3-4 4-3 5-5 L1 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak DSL Mariners 24 17 .585 - - 15-6 9-11 8-2 W5 DSL Cardinals 23 18 .561 1.0 31 18-3 5-15 5-5 L3 DSL Athletics 18 24 .429 6.5 25 10-11 8-13 4-6 W3 DSL Brewers 17 23 .425 6.5 26 11-8 6-15 4-6 L5

Follow Friday's action as it happens: Here's what you do, right click on each of the links below and choose "Open in New Tab or New Window". Choose "Recap". While you're listening to your minor league game of choice (or watching/listening to the big league Crew when they are playing), simply refresh your game log browsers every so often. Nashville (Gameday also available) Huntsville (Gameday also available) Brevard County Wisconsin Completion of Suspended Game Wisconsin Regularly Scheduled Game Helena Arizona Rookie (Maryvale)

For Nashville diehards, the entire four-game series in Albuquerque can be viewed via an MiLB.TV subscription.

Friday's Daily Menu: TGIF! Times Central; pitchers subject to change -- Nashville: LHP Sam Narron at Albuquerque (Dodgers), 7:50 PM pre-game; 8:05 gametime Live Audio Link Huntsville: RHP Mark Rogers at Jacksonville (Marlins), 5:50 PM pre-game; 6:05 gametime Live Audio Link Brevard County: TBD at Fort Myers (Twins), 6:05 PM gametime Live Audio Link (Miracle's Feed) Wisconsin: First, it's the completion of Thursday's suspended game (summary thus far is here), then it's a seven-inning nightcap at West Michigan (Tigers), 5:40 PM pre-game; 6:00 gametime; RHP Damon Krestalude will pitch in one of the contests Live Audio Link Helena: RHP Jose Oviedo at Ogden (Dodgers), 7:45 PM pre-game; 8:00 gametime Live Audio Link Arizona Rookie (Maryvale): at the Dodgers' complex in Goodyear; 9:00 PM; never audio for games in this league DSL Brewers: at home vs. the DSL Cardinals, 9:30 AM -- actually, all game activity on the island has already been postponed for the day -- real difficulty there, as it appears many of you Milwaukeeans are dealing with now as well

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Link while active, text follows: Suns win fight-marred game against Huntsville By Jeff Elliott, Jacksonville.com Baseball players can rarely be accused of having short memories. And that's what may have prompted a bench-clearing brawl Thursday night between the visiting Huntsville Stars and Jacksonville Suns and resulted in the ejection of a Suns pitcher at the Baseball Grounds of Jacksonville. The exchange between the teams overshadowed the game that the Suns (56-41 overall, 16-11 in the second half) won in 12 innings when pinch hitter Elih Villanueva drew a bases-loaded walk to force home a run and give the Suns a 6-5 win in front of 7,193. But there was more to this game that the two teams will remember the remainder of the series. The sixth-inning skirmish started when Suns relief pitcher Dan Jennings' first pitch to Huntsville starting pitcher Michael Bowman sailed behind him. That prompted an immediate ejection of Jennings by home plate umpire Tripp Gibson. Jennings had words with Gibson before Suns manager Tim Leiper intervened. While Leiper and Gibson were talking, Suns starting pitcher Jeff Allison, who was in the Suns dugout, exchanged words with Bowman. Allison took several steps out of the dugout, which prompted players from both benches and bullpens to converge at home plate. A few minutes later when it appeared that the situation was under control, there was a more heated exchange of words and several players had to be restrained. The skirmish likely dated back to Huntsville's last appearance in Jacksonville on June 27. In that game, Bowman was the Stars' starting pitcher and in a rain-shortened six-inning game, he hit two Suns players, Matt Dominguez and Jason Delaney. The Suns battled back Thursday from a 5-1 deficit after Huntsville scored in four of the first five innings. Newcomer Jeff Corsaletti and Vinny Rottino delivered two-run singles in the seventh inning to tie the game at 5-5. The two teams will meet Friday with Suns RH Tom Koehler (12-2, 2.90) opposing Stars RH Mark Rogers (4-7, 3.67).

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For those that read the Huntsville recap last night, we've since gone back and added the audio clips.

Stars blow four-run lead, then lose in extra innings By Aaron Morse, Huntsville Stars What started as a good night for the Stars turned into a disastrous one as they dropped the series opener by a score of 6-5 in 12 innings to the Jacksonville Suns Thursday. Huntsville got some two-out lightning in the first inning against Suns’ starter Jeff Allison. With two in the well, Zelous Wheeler doubled to right. Drew Anderson followed with an RBI single in the hole between first and second to give the Stars a 1-0 lead (audio). Chris Nowak drew a leadoff base-on-balls in the second inning. Taylor Green continued his torrid hitting with a single to right-center that advanced Nowak to third. One out later, Anderson De La Rosa picked up his first RBI as a Star with a sacrifice fly to center field (audio). The 2-0 lead got cut in half in the bottom of the second when Lee Mitchell took Stars’ starter Michael Bowman deep to right field for a solo homer (audio). It seemed like the Stars grabbed control of the game in the third. Brett Lawrie started things with a triple, his league-leading 12th of the year. After Caleb Gindl walked, Wheeler hit a hard grounder and was robbed of a base hit. Instead it was a double play, but Lawrie scored to make the score 3-1 (audio). Anderson followed with his fourth homer of the year to extend the lead to 4-1 (audio). They’d add an insurance run in the fifth. With one away, Wheeler smoked a ground-rule double. Then with two outs, Nowak came up huge as he grounded a single up the middle, driving in Wheeler and giving the Stars a 5-1 lead (audio). Bowman was excellent as he went six innings, giving up only three hits and one run. He walked two and struck out six in the effort. But it would not be enough for the “W” as the bullpen imploded in the seventh. New pitcher Andre Lamontagne was greeted rudely with a Matt Dominguez double. One out later, Lamontagne issued back-to-back walks to load the bases. Jeff Corsaletti made Lamontagne pay for his wildness as he singled in two to make the score 5-3 (audio). Nick Green entered the game and immediately walked the first man he faced to reload the bases. After Brandon Tripp struck-out, former Star Vinny Rottino tied things up with a single to left (audio). In the bottom of the ninth, the Suns threatened against Stars’ reliever Jim Henderson. With one away, Corsaletti reached on a two-base throwing error by Wheeler. A ground-ball to second moved him to third base. But Henderosn struck out Tripp to get out of the jam and send the game to extra innings. Eddie Morlan would surrender the winning run in the bottom of the 12th as he walked pinch hitter Elih Villanueva, who happens to be a starting pitcher, with the bases loaded to end the game (audio). It’s the fourth loss in a row for the Stars and they fall two games back of the Smokies in the North Division. The game featured both benches clearing when the Suns kept brushing back Bowman at the plate. Suns’ reliever Dan Jennings was ejected for throwing a pitch behind Bowman. Mark Rogers will head to the mound Friday night. Tune to the Stars Radio Network beginning at 5:50 PM central time for the Window World Pre-Game Report.

Getting To Know Infielder Erick Almonte

Final: @Jacksonville (Marlins) 6, Huntsville 5, 12 innings This one hurt... Huntsville Box Score We'll probably see a formal report from the Stars' staff by morning; down to their last pitcher (Wily Peralta was in the pen, but just pitched seven innings two days ago), Eddie Morlan allowed a run in his third inning of work to take the loss; Huntsville batters fanned 13 times, but there were some offensive highlights -- Drew Anderson had two hits, including his 4th HR, Zelous Wheeler doubled twice and singled; Taylor Green reached three more times -- did you look at the Huntsville media notes tonight? They detail just how en fuego Green has been. Anderson De La Rosa had two singles and a sac fly, but as you'll see below, couldn't come through when needed most. Lee Haydel singled twice and laid down a sacrifice bunt. Caleb Gindl, again in CF, was 0-for-4 but walked twice; Chris Nowak singled and walked. RHP Michael Bowman with his best outing since June 11th, six strong allowing only one run on a solo home run; RHP Jim Henderson with two scoreless innings late... Huntsville Game Log Because the Stars had to keep Morlan in the game at the time, Morlan had his first at-bat of the season in a crucial situation in the 11th -- De La Rosa's at-bat just prior to Morlan was the key -- Huntsville Top 11th Pitcher Change: Garrett Parcell replaces Matt Peterson, batting 5th, replacing Greg Burns. Lee Haydel singles on a ground ball to second baseman Ryan Curry. With Anderson De La Rosa batting, Lee Haydel steals (16) 2nd base, . Lee Haydel advances to 3rd, on throwing error by catcher John Otness. Anderson De La Rosa strikes out swinging. Eddie Morlan strikes out swinging. Brett Lawrie strikes out swinging. The Stars had a comfortable 5-1 lead at the 7th inning stretch, but RHP Andre Lamontagne's string of successful outings came to a crashing halt and the Suns tied the game as RHP Nick Green couldn't bail Lamontagne out as Nick's forgettable season continued -- Jacksonville Bottom 7th Pitcher Change: Andre Lamontagne replaces Michael Bowman, batting 9th. Matt Dominguez doubles (24) on a line drive to right fielder Drew T. Anderson. Ryan Curry flies out to right fielder Drew T. Anderson. John Otness walks. Offensive Substitution: Pinch hitter Jason Delaney replaces Todd Doolittle. Jason Delaney walks. Matt Dominguez to 3rd. John Otness to 2nd. Coaching visit to mound. Jeff Corsaletti singles on a ground ball to center fielder Caleb Gindl. Matt Dominguez scores. John Otness scores. Jason Delaney to 2nd. Pitcher Change: Nick Green replaces Andre Lamontagne, batting 9th. Coaching visit to mound. Osvaldo Martinez walks. Jason Delaney to 3rd. Jeff Corsaletti to 2nd. Brandon Tripp strikes out swinging. Vinny Rottino singles on a ground ball to left fielder Lee Haydel. Jason Delaney scores. Jeff Corsaletti scores. Osvaldo Martinez to 3rd. Vinny Rottino to 2nd on the throw. Coaching visit to mound. Lee Mitchell grounds out, shortstop Zelous Wheeler to first baseman Chris Nowak. Not sure what prompted the ejection of the Jacksonville reliever here -- Huntsville Top 6th Pitcher Change: Daniel Jennings replaces Kris Harvey, batting 9th. Lee Haydel singles on a ground ball to second baseman Ryan Curry. Lee Haydel out at 2nd, catcher John Otness to second baseman Ryan Curry. Anderson De La Rosa grounds out, second baseman Ryan Curry to first baseman Lee Mitchell. Jacksonville Suns pitcher Daniel Jennings ejected by HP umpire Tripp Gibson. Pitcher Change: Todd Doolittle replaces Daniel Jennings, batting 9th. Michael Bowman strikes out swinging. The fateful final blow was ultra-anticlimactic -- Jacksonville Bottom 12th Jeff Corsaletti singles on a ground ball to center fielder Caleb Gindl. Osvaldo Martinez strikes out swinging. Jeff Corsaletti steals (1) 2nd base. Jeff Corsaletti advances to 3rd, on throwing error by catcher Anderson De La Rosa. Eddie Morlan intentionally walks Brandon Tripp. Eddie Morlan intentionally walks Vinny Rottino. Brandon Tripp to 2nd. Offensive Substitution: Pinch hitter Elih Villanueva replaces Garrett Parcell. Coaching visit to mound. Elih Villanueva walks. Jeff Corsaletti scores. Brandon Tripp to 3rd. Vinny Rottino to 2nd. De La Rosa sure was in the middle of things tonight...

Miserable night for Helena so far -- BK with details later, but catcher Brent Dean exited after just two batters -- Ogden Bottom 1st Leon Landry grounds out, second baseman Shea Vucinich to first baseman Cody Hawn. Robert Coyle strikes out swinging. Defensive Substitution: Gerald Ogrinc replaces catcher Brent Dean, batting 8th, playing catcher. Jake Lemmerman strikes out swinging.

Romanski's line for 7/22: 5 IP, 4 H, 4 R (only one earned), 2 BB, 6 K, 1 WP, 1 HBP Three ground ball singles, a costly error early in the four-run 2nd innng, and a catcher leaves the game after a home plate collision. Lakewood Bottom 2nd Micheal Dabbs grounds out, pitcher Josh Romanski to first baseman Luke Murton. Stephen Batts reaches on fielding error by third baseman Robert Lyerly. Jeremy Barnes walks. Stephen Batts to 2nd. Anthony Hewitt singles on a ground ball to left fielder Neil Medchill. Stephen Batts scores. Jeremy Barnes to 2nd. Alan Schoenberger singles on a ground ball to left fielder Neil Medchill. Jeremy Barnes to 3rd. Anthony Hewitt to 2nd. With Jiwan James batting, wild pitch by Josh Romanski, Jeremy Barnes scores. Anthony Hewitt to 3rd. Alan Schoenberger to 2nd. Jiwan James strikes out swinging. Jonathan Villar singles on a ground ball to center fielder Slade Heathcott. Anthony Hewitt scores. Alan Schoenberger scores. Defensive Substitution: Hector Rabago replaces catcher Kyle Higashioka, batting 7th, playing catcher. With Jonathan Singleton batting, Jonathan Villar steals (35) 2nd base. Jonathan Singleton grounds out, third baseman Robert Lyerly to first baseman Luke Murton. LAKEWOOD, NJ - After scoring just nine runs in their last four games, all losses, the Lakewood BlueClaws offense finally awakened Thursday night as Lakewood pounded the Charleston RiverDogs 10-1. Lakewood (16-10) jumped ahead in the second inning, plating four against Charleston starter Josh Romanski (5-3), who had allowed just five runs in his last 26 2/3 innings and won four starts in a row. With one out Stephen Batts reached on an error by third baseman Rob Lyerly, Jeremy Barnes walked, and Anthony Hewitt picked up an RBI single to make it 1-0. Schoenberger then singled, and Barnes scored on a wild pitch. Jonathan Villar's two-out two-run single pushed the lead to 4-0.

July 22 - Nashville Chat with Pitching Coach Rich Gale Gale jokingly questions the timing of the interview given the Sounds' mound efforts this week; discusses LaTroy Hawkins, Josh Butler, Chuck Lofgren (in some detail), Chase "Shooter" Wright...

LHP Steve Hammond had his independent Atlantic League contract purchased by the LaNew Bears of the Chinese Professional Baseball League. Should be quite the adventure for him.

Ugh, the Manatees lose on a night when they play clean defense and the opponent commits six errors. What's into Dan Merklinger? Good for him -- last three starts: 20 innings, 16 hits, three runs, five walks, 26 K's.

LINK By Danny Wild / MLB.com NEW YORK -- Minor League players will be subject to random blood testing this season following an announcement Thursday that aims to control the use of human growth hormone, or HGH. Major League Baseball Commissioner Bud Selig announced Thursday that, effective immediately, Minor League players will be subject to "random blood testing for the detection of human growth hormone" under Major League Baseball's current Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program. "The implementation of blood testing in the Minor Leagues represents a significant step in the detection of the illegal use of human growth hormone," Selig said in a statement. "The Minor League Program employs state-of-the-art testing procedures and the addition of HGH testing provides an example for all of our drug policies in the future." The news comes after Selig's office has issued suspensions of Minor Leaguers on three consecutive days for positive tests for various performance-enhancing substances. As of Thursday, 49 Minor Leaguers have been suspended in 2010 for violating the Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program, although none of the bans have been attributed to HGH use. Selig said in April that he wanted a ban on HGH in baseball. HGH is believed to enhance athletic ability and has already been banned by the International Olympic Committee and NCAA, although it's not detectable through traditional urine testing. "Believe me, I'm most anxious to move forward," Selig told the AP. "One can debate what HGH does or doesn't do. It needs to be banned." Currently, Minor Leaguers are suspended for 50 games after testing positive for a performance-enhancing substance, with the penalty rising to 100 games for a second positive test. A third positive test can result in permanent suspension from Major League and Minor League Baseball. Players who test positive for a "drug of abuse," such as cocaine, LSD or marijuana, are issued a warning and, after a second positive test, are subject to a 50-game ban. Players who test positive receive counseling, inpatient treatment, outpatient treatment and follow-up testing as part of the treatment program. Major League Baseball is the first United States professional sports league to conduct blood testing. According to a statement issued by Selig's office, the National Center for Drug Free Sport, the organization that currently performs all urine sample collections under the Minor League Drug Program, will perform all blood sample collections. The samples will be collected after Minor League games from the non-dominant arms of randomly selected non 40-man roster players at select Minor League affiliates. Blood samples will then be shipped to the Sports Medicine Research and Testing Laboratory in Salt Lake City for analysis. "This represents a major development in the detection of a substance that has previously been undetectable and been subject to abuse," said Dr. Gary Green, Medical Director for Major League Baseball. Major League Baseball's Minor League Drug Prevention and Treatment Program was implemented in June 2001 and primarily tests for steroids. Most Minor Leaguers suspended in the past several years have tested positive for substances like Stanozolol and Nandrolone. Major League players are not subject to the new testing initiatives, but since Minor League players are not members of the Players Association, blood testing for HGH is not a subject for collective bargaining. The Minor League program has continued to update its list of prohibited substances as well as it's procedures for the number of random tests, testing procedures and the penalties applicable for failed tests. "The combination of widespread availability and the lack of detection have led to reports of use of this drug amongst athletes," said Green. "This is the first generation of HGH testing, and Major League Baseball will continue to fund the Partnership for Clean Competition for ongoing research to refine testing procedures in this area."

It's 9:35 Central, the Stars and Suns are now just going to extra innings in Jacksonville, tied at 5-5, should you be considering an audio choice.

Suspended: Wisconsin 2, @ West Michigan (Tigers) 0, bottom of the 5th inning Downpour suspends Rattlers & Whitecaps Chris Mehring, Wisconsin Timber Rattlers COMSTOCK PARK, MI - Thursday's game between the Wisconsin Timber Rattlers and the West Michigan Whitecaps was suspended by rain and severe weather in the bottom of the fifth inning. Wisconsin was leading 2-0 when a thunderstorm rolled into the area and forced a suspension. Wisconsin got a pair of RBI singles in the top of the second inning to take the early lead. Hunter Morris singled and stole second base at the beginning of the frame. One out later Cameron Garfield singled to right and Morris scored. There was a bobble on the play by right fielder Avisail Garcia and Garfield took second. Joey Paciorek, in his first start for the Rattlers since April 28, singled in Garfield and Wisconsin had a 2-0 lead. Rattlers starter Del Howell allowed one hit through the first four innings. But, in the fifth he gave up consecutive singles to Garcia and Michael Rockett and walked Clay Jones on four pitches to load the bases. Luis Alberto Sanz was at the plate and had just taken ball one from Howell when two large streaks of lightning flashed across the sky. Home plate umpire Jeff Klinghoffer waved both teams off the field as thunder accompanied the grounds crew's scramble to get the tarp on the field. The rain started falling 15 minutes later and it did not let up. The game will be resumed on Friday at 6:00 PM CDT from the point at which it stopped. The regularly scheduled game, which is set for seven innings, will be started 30 minutes after the conclusion of the suspended game. The starters of the second game on Friday night were scheduled to be Damon Krestalude (2-5, 5.53) for the Timber Rattlers and Giovanni Soto (5-6, 2.55) for West Michigan. There was no word on if those two were still scheduled to go in the 7-inning game. Tune in for the broadcast on AM 1280, WNAM starting with the Miller Lite Pregame Show at 5:40 PM. Wisconsin Partial Box Score Whoever is going to pick things up tomorrow has plenty of time to think how they'll escape a bases-loaded, no out jam; Del Howell's efforts through four innings shouldn't be overlooked, however; as much progress as Howell has made since April, he still has a scary 39 walks and only 43 K's in 67.2 innings; Hunter Morris and Joey Paciorek each 2-for-2 thus far, we've discussed how tough it will be to find Paciorek AB's with Cutter Dykstra's emergence and Chris Dennis locked into the DH spot... No Game Log available.

Just go directly to the Rattler Radio blog tonight, the first several posts will include your usual game notes (Joey Paciorek at third base tonight, Cutter Dykstra a night off), plus you've got a T-Rats video / song, and a post a bit further down with commentary from Chris.

Yes, but way, way under if you were to take full season records for AA and the two A-ball levels.

With Lorenzo Cain's option back to Nashville official, the Sounds will need to make a corresponding move upon Lorenzo's arrival. Please discuss this transaction HERE.

PCL American North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Iowa 54 44 .551 - - 30-25 24-19 7-3 W3 Memphis 52 46 .531 2.0 45 28-20 24-26 4-6 W2 Nashville 51 46 .526 2.5 45 26-22 25-24 5-5 L3 Omaha 50 46 .521 3.0 45 23-22 27-24 4-6 L2 SOU North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak * Tennessee 14 12 .538 - - 10-6 4-6 6-4 W2 Carolina 13 13 .500 1.0 44 6-7 7-6 5-5 L2 Huntsville 13 13 .500 1.0 44 6-7 7-6 5-5 L3 Chattanooga 12 14 .462 2.0 43 7-6 5-8 3-7 W2 West Tenn 10 16 .385 4.0 41 4-6 6-10 4-6 W3 FSL North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Tampa 16 8 .667 - - 8-4 8-4 7-3 L1 Daytona 16 10 .615 1.0 45 8-4 8-6 6-4 W4 Brevard County 15 11 .577 2.0 44 10-5 5-6 6-4 L1 Clearwater 12 15 .444 5.5 40 9-4 3-11 4-6 W2 * Dunedin 11 15 .423 6.0 40 7-6 4-9 4-6 L1 Lakeland 8 17 .320 8.5 38 5-7 3-10 4-6 L2 MID Western Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Quad Cities 15 8 .652 - - 8-5 7-3 7-3 W2 Kane County 16 9 .640 - - 12-3 4-6 8-2 L1 * Cedar Rapids 14 10 .583 1.5 45 9-5 5-5 7-3 W3 Clinton 13 11 .542 2.5 44 9-6 4-5 5-5 L2 Burlington 12 11 .522 3.0 43 10-4 2-7 4-6 W1 Wisconsin 12 13 .480 4.0 42 9-6 3-7 6-4 W2 Beloit 11 13 .458 4.5 41 8-7 3-6 5-5 W3 Peoria 10 13 .435 5.0 42 7-7 3-6 6-4 W1 PIO North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak Great Falls 17 13 .567 - - 6-7 11-6 5-5 L1 Billings 15 15 .500 2.0 7 8-5 7-10 6-4 W1 Helena 15 15 .500 2.0 7 10-7 5-8 3-7 L1 Missoula 12 18 .400 5.0 4 9-8 3-10 5-5 L2 AZL Central Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak AZL Brewers 16 9 .640 - - 4-4 2-4 5-5 L3 AZL Dodgers 12 13 .480 4.0 28 3-4 3-3 3-7 W1 AZL Indians 12 13 .480 4.0 28 3-4 6-1 7-3 L2 AZL Reds 12 13 .480 4.0 28 3-3 4-3 6-4 W5 DSL S.D. North Club W L PCT GB *ELIM # Home Away L 10 Streak DSL Mariners 24 17 .585 - - 15-6 9-11 8-2 W5 DSL Cardinals 23 18 .561 1.0 31 18-3 5-15 5-5 L3 DSL Athletics 18 24 .429 6.5 25 10-11 8-13 4-6 W3 DSL Brewers 17 23 .425 6.5 26 11-8 6-15 4-6 L5