 |
Author |
TOPIC: July 4th Rankings |
|
| MNBBALL
July 3, 2013
5:56:43 PM
Entry #: 4071030
| 1. Tonka 26-1 (Won SPAMtown challenge again)
2. Lakers 13-9 (Shocker loss to BlueSox but still staying at two for now)
3. Cobras 13-8 (Leading Park National and beat Lakers. Could be #2)
4. Lyons Pub 14-8 (Won Stockmens tourney)
5. Capitals 15-7 (Lost 3 straight league games)
6. Bloomington 15-6 (3rd in Riverview)
7. River Pirates 7-2 (Taking St Paul by storm)
8. Hopkins 10-5 (Alone in 2nd in Riverview)
9. Highland Park 6-2 (2nd in St. Paul)
10. St. Louis Park 15-12 (4th in Riverview)
Others: Hogs, Tri-City, Angels, Fan HQ
|
|
| Forget aabout it
July 4, 2013
12:51:23 AM
Entry #: 4071082
| What I want to know is which squad is going to play the most games. Tonka or Park? Unreal! I know Tonka has the staff as evident by their record but what about Park. Can they continue to loose games and still stay upbeat. Is their staff going to get worn down. They won't make the tourney but may take the most games title.
|
|
| JTims
July 4, 2013
6:06:01 AM
Entry #: 4071096
| All of July is left. There are quite a few clogged standings amid the Class A leagues. I think you're going to see quite a few changes atop the boards
Park Natty has 4 teams atop the standings with 2 or 3 losses. Too close to call.
Riverview has 3 teams between 2nd and 4th with 2 or 3 losses. 5 games to go for each team and one of 'em has to play Tonka twice yet. Tough games.
Skyline has 6! teams with 3 and 4 losses with 6 to 8 games left to play. Some teams have easy roads, some have tough roads.
St. Paulsy has 5 teams with 2 to 4 losses with 9 to 11 games left to play. Yeah, I expect this to all jumble around. Not a whole lot of teams are going to stay where their standings have them now.
|
| Jim Rome
July 5, 2013
9:12:38 AM
Entry #: 4071258
| I would still like to know who is in the Skyline? Do any of them play non league games?
|
| Husker
July 5, 2013
11:13:41 AM
Entry #: 4071292
| Well, click on the 4 leagues tab, click on Skyline league for the teams. Then go to www.mnbaseball.org, click on teams, click on any team you want, click on schedule and all your questions will be answered.
|
| Jim Rome
July 5, 2013
2:34:47 PM
Entry #: 4071323
| You couldn't have just posted the link for me? Don't worry, I found them. I never would have known they existed by the 1-10 rankings that come out weekly.
|
|
| Husker
July 5, 2013
3:23:47 PM
Entry #: 4071335
| Uh Jimmy...what world do you inhabit?
|
|
| rpmeehan
July 5, 2013
8:45:22 PM
Entry #: 4071368
| Most, if not all, Skyline teams play a significant number of non-league games more than half their schedule. Given its location in the St. Paul suburbs, the Skyline frequently matches up with teams from the St. Paul, Metro Minny, St. Croix Valley (WI), and Cannon Valley Leagues. Most teams also participate in at least 1 or 2 tournaments a year Dundas, Elko, Victoria, to name a few while Stockmen's Irish even host their own tournament.
I don't think anyone from the Skyline has come on here claiming that they have risen to the elite of Class A. But the league has steadily improved over the past few seasons, and with the exception of one team going through a complete rebuild, any team in the Skyline is capable of winning on any given night. And that's what makes baseball such a great sport. Hopefully come tourney time, the Skyline's 3 qualifying teams will put on a good showing and, win or lose, help create a more positive image of the league.
|
|
| rpmeehan
July 5, 2013
8:46:36 PM
Entry #: 4071369
| Sorry for the bad grammar. Apparently, the message board doesn't like hyphens.
|
