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hoopla32 · 07-05-2011, 02:36 PM

This a base-hit I got with the pink bat on Mother's Day

NYM at WAS - Nationals Park
May 7, 2013 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 R H E
New York Mets (27-8) 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 3 10 1
Washington Nationals (14-19) 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 3 X 5 8 0
W: Henry Rodriguez (2-2) L: Bobby Jenks (0-2) S: Drew Storen (8)
Justin Blanton: 6.0 IP, 4 H, 2 R, 2 ER, 1 BB, 5 Ks

May 13, 2013
I got the start on Mother's day and things were going great until I got pulled. I'm not going to lie, I'm still not over the fact I got pulled after giving up a lead-off single in the 7th. I had given up just one run up to that point and three hits. We only had a 2-1 lead and of course I came out and we lost. It was frustrating. I'm not blaming the bullpen, I just don't feel like I should've been pulled at that point. Despite a good start I still gave up another homer. I feel like I'm giving up way too many home runs. In fact, nearly 15% of the hits I have given up this year have been a home run. It's got to

We did go on to sweep Atlanta and I get a chance for some revenge in my next start on the 18th against the Nationals, this time at home. Hopefully things will go better.

hoopla32 · 07-05-2011, 07:19 PM

All 16 strikeouts

May 30, 2013
I still can't believe it. I didn't sleep a wink last night. I made sure to have a couple different newspapers delivered to my hotel room this morning just to remind myself it wasn't all a dream. A no-hitter....me, Justin Blanton, at 20 years old throwing a no-no. I know the Astros lineup didn't pose many threats, but still, it was a no-hitter. Just take away the two errors and it's a perfect game. I kept pinching myself in the locker room after the game to make sure I wasn't sleeping. Not only was it a no-hitter, but I struckout 16 batters. Someone told me my gamescore was 103, whatever that means.

I did my part but got a lot of help from my defense along the way. B.J. Upton made two incredible plays in center-field and Jason Bay saved my no-hit bid in the 8th with an incredible diving catch. It was definitely a team effort. Josh Thole called an incredible game behind the plate. I mean, I'm out of words, but I can't relish on it for too long. The season isn't even halfway over and I've got a lot of work left to do if we want to keep our lead in the division.

hoopla32 · 07-06-2011, 03:58 AM

NYY at NYM - Citi Field
Jun 26, 2013	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
New York Yankees (30-45)	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	0
New York Mets (54-21)	0	0	2	0	0	0	0	0	X	2	8	0
W: Justin Blanton (12-1) L: C.C. Sabathia (2-7)

Justin Blanton: 9 IP, 4 H, 0 R, 0 ER, 0 BB, 10 Ks

hoopla32 · 07-06-2011, 03:55 PM

SFG at NYM - Citi Field
Jul 8, 2013	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
San Francisco Giants (38-46)	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	0	0	1	4	0
New York Mets (64-22)	0	1	0	1	0	0	0	0	X	2	7	1
W: Justin Blanton (14-1) L: Felipe Cabrera (3-7)

San Francisco Giants
PITCHERS	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	HR	ERA
Justin Blanton	9.0	4	1	1	0	12	0

New York Mets
PITCHERS	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	HR	ERA
Felipe Cabrera	8.0	4	2	2	0	7	0

NYM at WAS - Citi Field
Jul 8, 2013	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E
New York Mets (66-24)	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	7	0
Washington Nationals (44-45)	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	1
W: Justin Blanton (15-1) L: A.J. Burnett (6-4)

New York Mets
PITCHERS	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	HR	ERA
Justin Blanton	9.0	3	0	0	0	14	0

Washington Nationals
PITCHERS	IP	H	R	ER	BB	SO	HR	ERA
Ross Detwiler	8.0	3	0	0	2	8	0

July 15, 2013
Well, I did it. I was named the starting pitcher for the National League in the All-Star game. I'd by lying if I wasn't a little overwhelmed by everything being surrounded by so many great players. I'm still pretty young and to receive this honor is nice but I need to remain humble. I'm hearing comparisons thrown out and it's hard not to get a little big-headed. I just want to remain focused on the task at hand, and that's to have the same team success post All-Star break as we did the first half of the season.

My last two starts resulted in two classic pitcher's duels. I got the win in both games; we beat the Giants 2-1 on July 8th and then turned around and beat the Nationals 1-0 in my next start on July 13th.

Here are the All-Star starters for both leagues...

2013 MLB All-Star Game Rosters
American League		National League
Manager: Joe Girardi, New York Yankees		Manager: Tony LaRussa, St. Louis Cardinals
Pos	Starters	Pos	Starters
C	Joe Mauer, Minnesota Twins	C	Brian McCann, Los Angeles Dodgers
1B	Roger Machado, Tampa Bay Rays	1B	Prince Fielder, Milwaukee Brewers
2B	Robinson Cano, New York Yankees	2B	Dan Uggla, Atlanta Braves
3B	Walter Kato, Tampa Bay Rays	3B	Pedro Alvarez, Pittsburgh Pirates
SS	Asdrubal Cabrera, Los Angeles Angels	SS	Alexei Ramirez, Chicago Cubs
LF	Carl Crawford, Boston Red Sox	LF	Matt Holliday, St. Louis Cardinals
CF	Colby Rasmus, Chicago White Sox	CF	B.J. Upton, New York Mets
RF	Jason Kubel, Minnesota Twins	RF	Michael Stanton, Florida Marlins
P	Clay Buchholz, Boston Red Sox	P	Justin Blanton, New York Mets

Now I'll go ahead and give you another league-wide All-Star break update.

Standings

NL East
Mets | 67-25
Braves | 47-45 | 20.0
Marlins | 46-36 | 21.0
Nationals | 45-46 | 21.5
Phillies | 39-53 | 28.0

NL Central
Cubs | 55-37
Cardinals | 52-40 | 3.0
Pirates | 47-45 | 8.0
Brewers | 43-49 | 12.0
Astros | 42-50 | 13.0
Reds | 41-52 |14.5

NL West
Rockies | 50-42
Dodgers | 45-37 | 5.0
Diamondbacks | 43-50 | 7.5
Giants | 41-50 | 8.5
Padres | 38-54 | 12.0

NL Wildcard
Cardinals | 50-42
Pirates | 47-45 | 5.0
Braves | 47-45 | 5.0
Marlins | 46-46 | 6.0
Nationals | 45-46 | 6.5
Dodgers | 45-47 | 7.0

AL East
Red Sox | 57-35
Orioles | 48-44 | 9.0
Rays | 42-49 | 14.5
Blue Jays | 41-51 | 16.0
Yankees | 38-54 | 19.0

AL Central
White Sox | 59-34
Tigers | 50-42 | 8.5
Twins | 45-37 | 13.5
Royals | 45-48 | 14.0
Indians | 43-39 | 15.5

AL West
Rangers | 49-43
Angels | 49-44
Athletics | 45-47 | 4.0
Mariners | 29-63 | 20.0

AL Wildcard
Tigers | 50-42
Angels | 49-44 | 1.5
Orioles | 48-44 | 2.0
Athletics | 45-47 | 5.0
Twins | 45-47 | 5.0
Royals | 45-48 | 5.5
Indians | 43-49 | 7.0

hoopla32 · 07-07-2011, 01:07 AM

vs.

July 16, 2013
Philadelphia, PA

These are my three strikeouts

American League | 7
National League | 5

July 17, 2013
I still can't believe I pitched in the freakin' All-Star Game!!! I got to do it a semi-familiar park, too. Anyway, I felt like I more than held my own. Just pitched two innings but struckout three batters and only gave up one hit. I got to face the top six hitters in the order and was pretty nervous. I mean these were the best players in the league and I was among them. Pretty cool stuff. When I left the game we were up 2-0 but the AL came back and got the win. I know it means they get home-field advantage in the World Series, but I feel like we're a good enough team that home-field advantage won't matter if we can make the playoffs.

I got to hangout with some great guys and some that I have been admiring as a fan for years. It was a very surreal experience. I hate that had to end but it's time to get back to it and make a push for the best NL record.

hoopla32 · 07-07-2011, 01:11 AM

My 200th strikeout of the season against the Giants

July 23, 2013
I got my first start since the All-Star break and reached what I feel is a pretty significant milestone in the process. I got Mark DeRosa swining on a 1-2 fastball for my 200th. I don't put personal achievements ahead of team achievements but I know getting my 200th strikeout in July is a pretty big deal and my team is winning ballgames. I hope I can keep it up and, who knows, make a push for 325+ Ks before the season is over. Guess we'll just have to wait and see.

hoopla32 · 07-07-2011, 02:07 AM

hoopla32 · 07-08-2011, 01:26 AM

Divisonal Round
Boston Red Sox (99-63)
Cleveland Indians (84-79)
(Boston Red Sox Win Series 3-1)

Chicago White Sox (96-66)
Texas Rangers (81-81)
(Chicago White Sox Win Series 3-2)

Championship Series
Boston Red Sox (99-63, 3-1)
Chicago White Sox (96-66, 3-2)

Divisonal Round
New York Mets (114-48)
Chicago Cubs (91-71)
(Chicago Cubs Win Series 3-0)

Colorado Rockies (95-67)
St. Louis Cardinals (90-72)
(Colorado Rockies Win Series 3-1)

Championship Series
New York Mets (114-48, 3-0)
Colorado Rockies (95-67, 3-1)

07-05-2011, 07:19 PM	#26
hoopla32 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Fort Smith, AR	Re: New Life: Justin Blanton's Shot at Redemption (RTTS - SP) All 16 strikeouts May 30, 2013 I still can't believe it. I didn't sleep a wink last night. I made sure to have a couple different newspapers delivered to my hotel room this morning just to remind myself it wasn't all a dream. A no-hitter....me, Justin Blanton, at 20 years old throwing a no-no. I know the Astros lineup didn't pose many threats, but still, it was a no-hitter. Just take away the two errors and it's a perfect game. I kept pinching myself in the locker room after the game to make sure I wasn't sleeping. Not only was it a no-hitter, but I struckout 16 batters. Someone told me my gamescore was 103, whatever that means. I did my part but got a lot of help from my defense along the way. B.J. Upton made two incredible plays in center-field and Jason Bay saved my no-hit bid in the 8th with an incredible diving catch. It was definitely a team effort. Josh Thole called an incredible game behind the plate. I mean, I'm out of words, but I can't relish on it for too long. The season isn't even halfway over and I've got a lot of work left to do if we want to keep our lead in the division.

07-07-2011, 01:07 AM	#29
hoopla32 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Fort Smith, AR	Re: New Life: Justin Blanton's Shot at Redemption (RTTS - SP) vs. July 16, 2013 Philadelphia, PA These are my three strikeouts American League \| 7 National League \| 5 July 17, 2013 I still can't believe I pitched in the freakin' All-Star Game!!! I got to do it a semi-familiar park, too. Anyway, I felt like I more than held my own. Just pitched two innings but struckout three batters and only gave up one hit. I got to face the top six hitters in the order and was pretty nervous. I mean these were the best players in the league and I was among them. Pretty cool stuff. When I left the game we were up 2-0 but the AL came back and got the win. I know it means they get home-field advantage in the World Series, but I feel like we're a good enough team that home-field advantage won't matter if we can make the playoffs. I got to hangout with some great guys and some that I have been admiring as a fan for years. It was a very surreal experience. I hate that had to end but it's time to get back to it and make a push for the best NL record. Last edited by hoopla32; 07-07-2011 at 01:11 AM.

07-07-2011, 01:11 AM	#30
hoopla32 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Fort Smith, AR	Re: New Life: Justin Blanton's Shot at Redemption (RTTS - SP) My 200th strikeout of the season against the Giants July 23, 2013 I got my first start since the All-Star break and reached what I feel is a pretty significant milestone in the process. I got Mark DeRosa swining on a 1-2 fastball for my 200th. I don't put personal achievements ahead of team achievements but I know getting my 200th strikeout in July is a pretty big deal and my team is winning ballgames. I hope I can keep it up and, who knows, make a push for 325+ Ks before the season is over. Guess we'll just have to wait and see.

07-07-2011, 02:07 AM	#31
hoopla32 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Fort Smith, AR	Re: New Life: Justin Blanton's Shot at Redemption (RTTS - SP) September 2, 2013 20 wins!!! I reached another milestone in my last start by getting my 20th win. It was a great game and it just continues a great season. I got eight runs of support and struckout 13 batters. Only gave up four hits, too, and didn't walk anybody. I have to give credit to my defense, too. They made some great plays behind me as well. David [Wright] has been masterful at the hot corner this season. I don't know if he'll get a Gold Glove but he deserves it in my opinion. The push of the final month of the season is beginning. We're in great position and should win the division. We've got a 23.0 game lead with less than 30 games to play. Here's another MLB update... NL East Mets \| 93-42 Nationals \| 69-64 \| 23.0 Braves \| 66-67 \| 26.0 Marlins \| 59-75 \| 33.5 Phillies \| 56-79 \| 37.0 NL Central Cardinals \| 77-57 Cubs \| 77-58 \| 0.5 Pirates \| 71-64 \| 6.5 Brewers \| 70-64 \| 7.0 Reds \| 60-75 \| 17.5 Astros \| 60-75 \| 17.5 NL West Rockies \| 81-54 Diamondbacks \| 64-70 \| 16.5 Dodgers \| 64-71 \| 17.0 Padres \| 57-78 \| 24.0 Giaints \| 57-78 \| 24.0 NL Wildcard Cubs \| 77-58 Pirates \| 71-64 \| 6.0 Brewers \| 70-64 \| 6.5 Nationals \| 69-64 \| 7.0 AL East Red Sox \| 81-54 Orioles \| 69-67 \| 15.5 Rays \| 67-67 \| 16.5 Yankees \| 60-74 \| 23.5 Blue Jays \| 60-74 \| 23.5 AL Central White Sox \| 80-55 Twins \| 69-65 \| 10.5 Indians \| 68-68 \| 12.5 Tigers \| 68-69 \| 13.0 Royals \| 66-68 \| 13.5 AL West Rangers \| 67-67 Athletics \| 66-69 \| 1.5 Angels \| 65-69 \| 2.0 Mariners \| 49-85 \| 18.0 AL Wildcard Twins \| 69-65 Orioles \| 69-67 \| 1.0 Indians \| 68-68 \| 2.0 Rays \| 67-67 \| 2.0 Tigers \| 68-69 \| 2.5 Royals \| 66-68 \| 3.0 Athletics \| 66-69 \| 3.5 Angels \| 65-69 \| 4.0 League Leaders Home Runs Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| 48 Prince Fielder, MIL \| 47 Albert Pujols, STL \| 40 Joey Votto, CIN \| 40 Adam Dunn< CWS \| 36 Adrian Gonzalez, BOS \| 36 Mark Reynolds, BAL \| 36 Roger Machado, TB \| 35 RBI Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| 120 Roger Machado, TB \| 116 Prince Fielder, MIL \| 111 Adrian Gonzalez, BOS \| 111 Joey Votto, CIN \| 109 Michael Stanon, FLA \| 106 Mark Reynolds, BAL \| 99 Albert Pujols, STL \| 95 Shayne Jacobs, WAS \| 94 Walter Kato, TB \| 92 Adam LaRoche, PIT \| 91 Batting Average Joe Mauer, MIN \| .350 Prince Fielder, MIL \| .325 Juan Franco, CIN \| .322 Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| .321 Joey Votto, CIN \| .319 Josh Hamilton, TEX \| .3918 Victor Martinze, DET \| .317 Kevin Youkilis, BOS \| .316 Chris Coghlan, FLA \| .315 Brett Garnder, NYY \| .315 Adam LaRoche, PIT \| .314 Gabby Sanchez, FLA \| .314 Matt Joyce, TB \| .313 OPS Prince Fielder, MIL \| 1.080 Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| 1.040 Joey Votto, CIN \|1.035 Joe Mauer, MIN \| 1.027 Josh Hamilton, TEX \| .999 Albert Pujols, STL \| .994 Michael Stanton, FLA \| .920 Dan Uggla, ATL \| .919 Carlos Gonzalez, COL \| .919 Roger Machado, TB \| .919 Shin-Soo Choo, CLE \| .919 Wins Justin Blanton, NYM \| 20 Clay Buchholz, BOS \| 18 Cole Hamels, COL \| 15 Johan Santana, NYM \| 15 Randy Wolf, BAL \| 14 Jon Lester, BOS \| 14 Jordan Zimmerman, WAS \| 13 Jhoulys Chacin, COL \| 13 Dallas Braden, OAK \| 13 David Price, TD \| 13 Josh Beckett \| 13 Strikeouts Justin Blanton, NYM \| 278 Max Scherzer, DET \| 184 Tim Lincecum, PHI \| 179 Jon Lester, BOS \| 174 Josh Johnson, FLA \| 166 Daniel Hudson, ARZ \| 163 Zack Greinke, MIL \| 162 Brandon Morrow, CLE \| 162 ERA Justin Blanton, NYM \| 1.94 Clay Buchholz, BOS \| 2.36 Daniel Hudson, ARZ \| 2.59 Shaun Marcum, MIL \| 2.61 Tommy Hanson, ATL \| 2.83 Jon Lester, BOS \| 2.87 Brett Anderson, OAK \| 2.95 Brandon Webb, TEX \| 2.98 Chris Carpenter, STL \| 3.04 Saves Carlos Marmol, CHC \| 48 Brandon Lyon, COL \| 44 Chris Perez, CLE \| 44 Jonathan Paelbon, BOS \| 43 Tyler Walker, PIT \| 37 Jose Valverde, LAA \| 36 John Axford, MIL \| 43 J.J. Putz, ARZ \| 35 Frank Fancisco, SD \| 35 Drew Storen, WAS \| 35 Jonathan Broxton, LAD \| 35 Leo Nunez, STL \| 34 Andrew Bailey, OAK \| 34 Doug Childs, SEA \| 34 Joe Nathan, BAL \| 34

07-08-2011, 01:26 AM	#32
hoopla32 MVP OVR: 12 Join Date: Oct 2010 Location: Fort Smith, AR	Re: New Life: Justin Blanton's Shot at Redemption (RTTS - SP) October 3, 2013 114-48!!! Can you believe that?? That's a win percentage of .704! We finished an incredible 32.0 games ahead of the second place 82-80 Washington Nationals. We capped off a dominating regular season with a sweep at home of the Nationals. But we know our season will be for nothing if we don't win a World Series. The 2001 Seattle Mariners went 116-46 only to lose in the ALCS. We don't want to be remembered as one of the best regular seasons teams to not win the World Series. We know we have go out, now, and take it one game at a time. We're still 11 wins away from our ultimate goal. I guess I had myself a heck of a season, too. Finished with a 24-3 record, 1.74 ERA, 0.78 WHIP and struckout a whopping 371 batters!! But, again, I can't stress this enough, that will feel empty if we don't win the World Series. Anyway, here's a playoff preview and season wrap-up. Division Champs and Wildcard teams NL East Champs New York Mets \| 114-48 (32.0 games ahead of 2nd place) NL Central Champs St. Louis Cardinals \| 92-70 (1.0 games ahead of 2nd place) NL West Champs Colorado Rockies \| 95-67 (18.0 games ahead of 2nd place) Wildcard Winner Chicago Cubs \| 91-71 AL East Champs Boston Red Sox \| 99-63 (16.0 games ahead of 2nd place) AL Central Champs Chicago White Sox \| 96-66 (13.0 games ahead of 2nd place) AL West Champs Texas Rangers \| 81-81 (2.0 games ahead of 2nd place) AL Wildcard Winner Cleveland Indians \| 83-79 League Leaders Batting Average National League Prince Fielder, MIL \| .322 Juan Francisco, CIN \| .317 Jason Castro, HOU \| .313 Gaby Sanchez, FLA \| .313 Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| .311 American League Joe Mauer, MIN \| .335 Brett Gardner, NYY \| .317 Victor Martinez, DET \| .315 Josh Hamilton, TEX \| .312 Kevin Youkilis, BOS \| .311 Home Runs National League Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| 55 Prince Fielder, MIL \| 54 Albert Pujols, STL \| 47 Joey Votto, CIN \| 44 Carlos Gonzalez, COL \| 38 American League Kendry Morales, LAA \| 44 Adam Dunn, CWS \| 43 Mark Reynolds, BAL \| 42 Roger Machado, TB \| 42 Adrian Gonzalez, BOS \| 40 RBI National League Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| 137 Prince Fielder, MIL \| 128 Joey Votto, CIN \| 120 Albert Pujols, STL \| 117 Michael Stanton, FLA \| 115 American League Kendry Morales, LAA \| 132 Roger Machado, TB \| 131 Adrian Gonzalez, BOS \| 126 Mark Reynolds, BAL \| 117 Josh Hamilton, TEX \| 110 Stolen Bases National League Luis Ojeda, HOU \| 72 Juan Pierre, SF \| 54 Jose Reyes, NYM \| 52 B.J. Upton, NYM \| 43 Nyjer Morgan, WAS \| 34 American League Brett Gardner, NYY \| 70 Jacoby Ellsbury, BOS \| 61 Carl Crawford, BOS \| 55 Mike Burton, TOR \| 55 Elvis Andrus, TEX \| 44 OPS National League Prince Fielder, MIL \| 1.052 Miguel Cabrera, LAD \| 1.010 Joey Votto, CIN \| .996 Albert Pujols, STL \| .995 Carlos Gonzalez, COL \| .932 American League Josh Hamilton, TEX \| .999 Joe Mauer, MIN \| .993 Adrian Gonzalez, BOS \| .956 Matt Joyce, TB \| .954 Adam Dunn, CWS \| .949 Wins National League Justin Blanton, NYM \| 24 Johan Santana, NYM \| 19 Cole Hamels, COL \| 16 Phil Coke, SF \| 15 Matt Cain, SF \| 15 Carlos Zambrano, CHC \| 15 Chris Young, CHC \| 15 American League Clay Buchholz, BOS \| 20 Randy Wolf, BAL \| 17 Jon Lester, BOS \| 15 Max Scherzer, DET \| 15 Justin Verlander, DET \| 14 David Price, TB \| 14 Josh Beckett, BOS \| 14 Jeremy Guthrie, BOS \| 14 ERA National League Justin Blanton, NYM \| 1.74 Shaun Marcum, MIL \| 2.61 Daniel Hudson, ARZ \| 2.83 Carlos Zambrano, CHC \| 3.01 Tommy Hanson, ATL \| 3.02 American League Clay Buchholz, BOS \| 2.61 Jon Lester, BOS \| 3.17 Justin Verlander, DET \| 3.26 Jake Arrieta, BAL \| 3.32 Max Scherzer, DET \| 3.39 Strikeouts National League Justin Blanton, NYM \| 371 Tim Lincecum, PHI \| 217 Josh Johnson, FLA \| 203 Daniel Hudson, ARZ \| 198 Edison Volquez, CIN \| 197 American League Max Scherzer, DET \| 221 Jon Lester, BOS \| 210 Brandon Morrow, CLE \| 198 Justin Verlander, DET \| 195 Felix Hernandez, SEA \| 184 Dan Haren, LAA \| 184 Saves National League Carlos Marmol, CHC \| 56 Brandon Lyon, COL \| 49 John Axford, MIL \| 48 Drew Storen, WAS \| 43 Frank Francisco, SD \| 42 Tyler Walker, ATL \| 42 J.J. Putz, ARZ \| 42 American League Chris Perez, CLE \| 52 Jonathan Papelbon \| 50 Jose Valverde, DET \| 46 Garret Gann, KC \| 45 Joe Nathan, BAL \| 43 Innings Pitched National League Justin Blanton, NYM \| 258.2 Daniel Hudson, ARZ \| 226.0 Carlos Zambrano, CHC \| 221.0 Tim Lincecum, PHI \| 218.2 Cliff Lee, SF \| 218.1 American League Clay Buchholz, BOS \| 231.0 Jon Lester, BOS \| 224.1 Max Scherzer, DET \| 220.2 Justin Verlander, DET \| 218.0 Matt Garza, CLE \| 215.1 Award Winners NL MVP Prince Fielder, MIL \| .322/.408/.643 AVG/OBP/SLG, 54 HR, 128 RBI NL Cy Young Justin Blanton, NYM \| 258.2 IP, 24-3, 1.74 ERA, 0.78 WHIP, 371 Ks NL Rookie of the Year Shayne Jacobs, WSH \| .270/.321/.470, 23 HR, 106 RBI, 25 SB NL Silver Slugger Prince Fielder, MIL \| .322/.408/.643 AVG/OBP/SLG, 54 HR, 128 RBI NL Rolaids Relief Award Carlos Marmol, CHC \| 56 SV, 2.35 ERA, 1.16 WHIP, 79 Ks AL MVP Kendry Morales, LAA \| .306/.370/.571 AVG/SLG/OPS, 44 HR, 132 RBI, 11 SB AL Cy Young Clay Buchholz, BOS \| 231.0 IP, 20-3, 2.61 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, 163 Ks AL Rookie of the Year Roger Machado, TB \| .307/.366/.546 AVG/OBP/SLG, 42 HR, 131 RBI, 4 SB AL Silver Slugger Joe Mauer, MIN \| .335/.406/.586 AVG/OBP/SLG, 32 HR, 87 RBI, 6 SB AL Rolaids Relief Award Chris Perez, CLE \| 52 SV, 3.04 ERA, 1.19 WHIP, 62 Ks NL Gold Glove Winners P \| Johan Santana, NYM C \| Yadier Molina, STL 1B \| James Loney, ATL 2B \| Daniel Murphy, NYM 3B \| Scott Rolen, STL SS \| Diory Hernandez, CHC OF \| Grady Sizemore, ATL OF \| Felix Pie, STL OF \| Cameron Maybin, SD American League Gold Glove Winners P \| Dallas Braden, OAK C \| Jose Lobaton, TB 1B \| Derek Lee, BAL 2B \| Aaron Hill, TOR 3B \| Kevin Youkilis, BOS SS \| Cesar Izturis, BAL OF \| Carl Crawford, BOS OF \| Curtis Granderson, NYY OF \| Torii Hunter, LAA Divisonal Round Boston Red Sox (99-63) Cleveland Indians (84-79) (Boston Red Sox Win Series 3-1) Chicago White Sox (96-66) Texas Rangers (81-81) (Chicago White Sox Win Series 3-2) Championship Series Boston Red Sox (99-63, 3-1) Chicago White Sox (96-66, 3-2) Divisonal Round New York Mets (114-48) Chicago Cubs (91-71) (Chicago Cubs Win Series 3-0) Colorado Rockies (95-67) St. Louis Cardinals (90-72) (Colorado Rockies Win Series 3-1) Championship Series New York Mets (114-48, 3-0) Colorado Rockies (95-67, 3-1) Last edited by hoopla32; 07-08-2011 at 02:19 AM.

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