ALL-TOURNEY
Mark Reagin .917
Mike Gerber .905
Danny DeAnda .818
Dave Quenzler .810
Brendan Dillon .700
TEAM AVERAGE .720
All ten starters had at least one home run, led by Mark Reagin with 5.
Mike Gerber 3
Mike Swank 3
Brendan Dillon 2
Dave Clark 2
Dave Niles 2
Dave Quenzler 2
The "Buffet Boys" Mark and Mike only made 2 outs each all weekend!!
Monday, November 24, 2008
WOW!!
The Bandits rolled through the Winter Worlds in Las Vegas last weekend enroute to a 6-0 record, and the Championship trophy!
This was definately the biggest win of the year for the Bandits. Home team for all six games, Keith should have been in the sports book instead of on the field. As Thurston Howell said, "This was major flippage."
The first five games saw the Bandits come from behind in the bottom of the seventh for one run wins! Friday saw them beating Wongs and Texas Mission. Saturday morning was a victory over the B.C. Maurauders setting up an evening game against the powerful Four Seasons. Last time these two teams met, Four Seasons scored 7 runs in the bottom of the seventh for a win. This time it was the Bandits who came from behind, despite a courtesy running error and a batting out of order error that Four Seasons did not catch. Mark Reagin got the big hit to tie the game, and Dave Quenzler got the game winner. Whoa, what a heart stopper!
For once most of us did not have to get up early as we were now in the finals of the winners bracket against undefeated East Bay Oldies. The Oldies flexed their muscles early, scoring 5 runs in their first four at bats. But the Bandits managed to hang close, chipping away at the lead. By the time the bottom of the 7th rolled around they were only down by 5. Could they possibly manage another miracle? Of course they could! Unbelievably the Bandits scored 6 and advanced on the championship game, waiting for the winner of the Oldies / Mudhens game.
The Mudhens whipped the Oldies, setting up the finals. The Mudhens managed to hang close early, but this time there would be no come from behind victory for the Bandits. It wasn't needed. Tucson Bandits, Winter World Champs 2008. Bring on the Tournament of Champions!
THE CURSE OF THE FU MANCHU HAS BEEN LIFTED!! Stats to follow.
This was definately the biggest win of the year for the Bandits. Home team for all six games, Keith should have been in the sports book instead of on the field. As Thurston Howell said, "This was major flippage."
The first five games saw the Bandits come from behind in the bottom of the seventh for one run wins! Friday saw them beating Wongs and Texas Mission. Saturday morning was a victory over the B.C. Maurauders setting up an evening game against the powerful Four Seasons. Last time these two teams met, Four Seasons scored 7 runs in the bottom of the seventh for a win. This time it was the Bandits who came from behind, despite a courtesy running error and a batting out of order error that Four Seasons did not catch. Mark Reagin got the big hit to tie the game, and Dave Quenzler got the game winner. Whoa, what a heart stopper!
For once most of us did not have to get up early as we were now in the finals of the winners bracket against undefeated East Bay Oldies. The Oldies flexed their muscles early, scoring 5 runs in their first four at bats. But the Bandits managed to hang close, chipping away at the lead. By the time the bottom of the 7th rolled around they were only down by 5. Could they possibly manage another miracle? Of course they could! Unbelievably the Bandits scored 6 and advanced on the championship game, waiting for the winner of the Oldies / Mudhens game.
The Mudhens whipped the Oldies, setting up the finals. The Mudhens managed to hang close early, but this time there would be no come from behind victory for the Bandits. It wasn't needed. Tucson Bandits, Winter World Champs 2008. Bring on the Tournament of Champions!
THE CURSE OF THE FU MANCHU HAS BEEN LIFTED!! Stats to follow.
Thursday, November 20, 2008
VEGAS UNIFORMS
Friday White shirts / Gray pants
Saturday Gray shirts / Red pants
Sunday Red shirts / Gray pants
Saturday Gray shirts / Red pants
Sunday Red shirts / Gray pants
Tuesday, November 11, 2008
MORE YEAR TO DATE STATS
Here are the top 9 in walks
Dave Clark 31
Mike Swank 29
Randy Robison 27
Mark Reagin 20
Dave Niles 18
Denny Bailey 15
Wade Schneider 13
Dave Quenzler 12
Paul Rosthenhausler 11
Here are the top 9 in HR's
Dave Niles 38
Mark Reagin 36
Mike Gerber 18
Mike Swank 16
Randy Robison 15
Steve Gobrecht 12
Rip Cortes 6
Dave Clark 5
Denny Bailey 5
Dave Clark 31
Mike Swank 29
Randy Robison 27
Mark Reagin 20
Dave Niles 18
Denny Bailey 15
Wade Schneider 13
Dave Quenzler 12
Paul Rosthenhausler 11
Here are the top 9 in HR's
Dave Niles 38
Mark Reagin 36
Mike Gerber 18
Mike Swank 16
Randy Robison 15
Steve Gobrecht 12
Rip Cortes 6
Dave Clark 5
Denny Bailey 5
Saturday, November 1, 2008
2008 SEASON BATTING AVERAGES
Mark Reagin .748
Dave Niles .710
Denny Bailey .682
Mike Gerber .652
Mike Swank .643
Dave Clark .636
Steve Gobrecht .625
Randy Robison .609
Dave Quenzler .604
Wade Schneider .602
Rip Cortes .558
Bobby Rosthenhausler .557
Paul Rosthenhausler .556
Keith Wilson .536
Steve Marshall .472
Others .432
Team .623
Dave Niles .710
Denny Bailey .682
Mike Gerber .652
Mike Swank .643
Dave Clark .636
Steve Gobrecht .625
Randy Robison .609
Dave Quenzler .604
Wade Schneider .602
Rip Cortes .558
Bobby Rosthenhausler .557
Paul Rosthenhausler .556
Keith Wilson .536
Steve Marshall .472
Others .432
Team .623
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