1. Bykofsky (1)- You have to go back to
June 6th for the last time Bykofsky lost a game by more than one run.
2. Pollock (2)- Not counting the 5-inning
Goldfarb game, only one of Pollock’s other 15 wins had a margin of victory of
three or fewer runs.
3. Fradkin (3)- Their offense is
what grabs people’s attention, but no team has given up 4 or fewer runs a game
more times than Fradkin.
4. Wallman (5)- Wallman has now won five
consecutive games by 7+ runs.
5. Brock (4)- In a year where many teams
have had at least one long winning streak, Brock’s consistently good team is
one of only five that haven’t won more than three in a row at some point this
season.
6. Granese (8)- It’s not how you start, but how
you finish a season that’s important. Last year’s runner up was a pedestrian
4-6 to start the year but have since won 8 of their last 10 games.
7. Larocca (6)- What I said about Granese can
also apply to Larocca. 3-7 to start the season but have a record of 8-2 since.
8. Schefkind (7)- Team Schef has fallen on some
hard times after reaching their 11-4 mark and sharing a virtual tie at the top
of the division. I blame their bad fortunes more on the high competition than
anything else. During their 5-game losing streak, 4 of the losses have come
against teams in the top 6 of the power rankings.
9. Lapine (9)- It had seemed that Lapine turned
a corner, but Dennis’s club has lost some momentum after losing to Granese by
15 runs and Sarcona by 11. It won’t get any easier as they the league’s number
1 ranked team on Sunday.
10. Goldfarb (NR)- Not ranked last week because
their forfeit was imminent. Missed games have caused Goldfarb to either play
severely shorthanded(or not at all) at least three times this year. While these
losses count, everyone knows the talent is there to make a serious run in the
playoffs.
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