WoCo Baseball League
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| Season 29 Primary Stats (see logo page for past seasons) | Season 29 | Season 29 | Season 29 | Season 29 | Season 29 |
| Shane Victorino helped erase the Texans 0-3 deficit to the Mojo in a Comeback for the Ages. | |||||
| Justin Verlander (FHJ) dominated again, while the Knights and Gigantes each won 104. | Season 28 | Season 28 | Season 28 | Season 28 | Season 28 |
| Mariano Rivera and Verlander lead the Jooos to the promised land as they swept Miami. | |||||
| Justin Verlander (FHJ) took home all the hardware, but the Zing Train powered to the top. | |||||
| Justin Morneau and Anibal Sanchez brought the title home to Dufferin Grove as they swept the Knights. | |||||
| The Mojo earned the top seed while Pujols and J.Sanchez of the Knights earned the hardware. | |||||
| Carlos Marmol (BRS) set the WoCo record with 7 playoff saves, upsetting the Mojo with a World Series sweep. | |||||
| Brett Myers and the Knights reeled off 117 wins and another South Division Crown. | |||||
| RP Mike Adams lead the Flash back tothe Promised land despite Mauer's (POP) efforts. | |||||
| MVP Dan Haren lead a stellar Knights rotation to 109 wins and the #1 seed. | |||||
| Greinke and MVP Haren lead the Knights to the promised land 4-2 over the Texans. | |||||
| Lincecum (MZT) and Pujols (CHK) dominate awards while the Knights win the Regular Season and World Series Championship. | |||||
| The Texans lefty starters dominate the World Series while Ryan Ludwick earns Playoff MVP honors. | |||||
| The reigning Champion Pixystix were lead to 120 wins by C.C. Sabathia and Hanley Ramirez. | |||||
| C.C. Sabathia comes through big under pressure as Portland dominates, going 12-2 in the playoffs. | |||||
| Roy Halladay (POP) takes home all the hardware while the Texans put 106 under the W column. | |||||
| Jorge Posada (HTX) edged out C.C. Sabathia (POP) for a World Series Crown after 7 incredible games. | |||||
| Texans Wandy Rodriguez and Alex Rodriguez lead the team to its 7th Regular Season Championship. | |||||
| It took seven games for Thome and the underdog Knights to overcome MVP Jake Peavy and the Tornadoes. | |||||
| Lackey earned MVP and Cy Young honors in leading the Texans to a Co-Championship with the pitching-dominant Slingshots. | |||||
| The Mojo surged on the back of Ben Sheets, despite Pujols' and Chris Sampson's impressive efforts for Charlotte. | |||||
| Albert Pujols (CHK) had a monstrous season to win Gold Glove and MVP for the Knights, while B.J. Ryan (DOT) won Cy Young. | |||||
| Bill Hall led the Texans to a decisive Championship despite Scott Olsen and the Pixystix amazing run through the playoffs. | |||||
| The Knights dominated (118 wins) behind Cy Young Dan Haren, while David Ortiz (DOT) barely beat out Pujols for MVP. | |||||
| Zambrano led the two-time champion Tornadoes past the Joboos in an all-North World Series. | |||||
| -Carpenter (DEM) and A-Rod (HTX) won top honors, but it was the Dover Tornadoes who won the Regular Season Crown. | |||||
| A-Rod and Turnbow lead the Texans past the Knights to a record 5th WoCo Crown. | |||||
| Derrick Turnbow (HTX) and Derrek Lee (WFY) took home hardware as the Texans and Fury each won 107. | |||||
| Barry Bonds and Curt Schilling (DEM) bottled the Tornadoes in 5, despite Jake Peavy's (DOT) 18 IP and 0 ER. | |||||
| Carlos Zambrano led Dover to a record 123 wins, just better than Lance Berkman and Detroit's 119 wins. | |||||
| Hideki Matsui carried the Dingos, but Kerry Wood won two WS games for the Champion Knights. | |||||
| Johan Santana (FHJ) earned MVP and Cy, edging out the Mojo's trio of Bonds, Helton, and Schilling. | |||||
| -Jason Schmidt (FVD) (43 Ks, 0 walks) led FVD to 9 straight wins and past the Fury in 7. | |||||
| Albert Pujols (FVD) was MVP, but Gaylord Perry (DEM) was 27-4 as the Mojo won 117 contests. | |||||
| Carl Everett led the Texans in 5, but Kerry Wood's (CHK) performance was memorable. | |||||
| Pavano (UTC) perfect game, Delgado (SLR) 170 RBIs, A-Rod (HTX) MVP, and K-Wood Cy (CHK). | |||||
| Rafael Palmeiro & the Gladiators cut through the armor of Wade Miller & the Knights in 7. | |||||
| Eddie Collins (136 SBs) led Gladiators to 106 wins; A-Rod (HTX) & Randy (WSD) were league's best. | |||||
| 3 extra inning World Series games as the Texans stampeded the Gladiators in six. | |||||
| Derek Lowe (WJG), 24-3, led his team to a record 3.31 ERA and A-Rod (HTX) won his 2nd MVP. | |||||
| Dover overcomes Randy Johnson (73 playoff Ks) and the Deacons to win in seven. | |||||
| Knights roll to 108 wins as Barry Bonds (77 HRs) and Chan Ho Park (24 wins) repeat as MVP, Cy Young. | |||||
| Brandon Duckworth led the 8th seeded Fury to victory over the Texans in seven. | |||||
| Knights win 103 and allow only 626 runs to score while Barry Bonds (FUS) sends 74 over the fence. | |||||
| #5 seed Uniontown wins in 7 over the Gladiators, while Jon Lieber (WFY) wins MVP. | |||||
| Deacons win 109 games, 13 in a row, while MVP, Cy Young again go to Todd Helton, Pedro Martinez. | |||||
| Texans defeat the Deacons 4-1, despite Pedro Martinez (WSD) wining MVP. | |||||
| Bubbas beat the Bulldogs 1-0 in a never-ending 21 inning game. The Islanders commit only 73 errors. | |||||
| Expansion Flash, with David Wells, come back from 0-3 to beat the Bulldogs in seven. | |||||
| Expansion Kirtland wins 93, McGwire (MOP) 68 HRs, Randy (WSD) 364 Ks, Vladimir (NBD) 166 RBIs. | |||||
| Texans (outscored by 11) squeak by Randy Johnson and Bobby Abreu of the Deacons in 7. | |||||
| Biggio (FUS) 67 doubles, Pedro (MSB) 7 shutouts, Sosa (TPH) has 1st 9 RBI game, McGwire (MOP) MVP. | |||||
| BBAs, after an 80-82 regular season, upset the Bulldogs 4-1 behind J.D.Drew's hot bat. | |||||
| Juan Gonzalez (MOP) edges out McGwire (MOP) in tight MVP race. Clemens (TPH) takes Cy Young. | |||||
BBAs pitching, led by Clemens, dominates the Texans hitting to win the first ever WoCo World Series 4-2. |
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