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CWS CAREER RECORDS Batting 2 Pitching 3 Fielding 4 Miscellaneous 4 BATTING Highest Batting Average Most Grand Slam Home Runs (Minimum 30 at bats) 2, Mark Kotsay, Cal St. Fullerton, 1994-95 *.517 (15-29), Mark Kotsay, Cal St. Fullerton, 1994-95 *.517 (15-29), Jason Lane, Southern California, 1998 Most Total Bases .500 (17-34), Rudy Gomez, Miami (FL), 1995-96 43, Sam Fuld, Stanford, 2001-02-03 .471 (16-34), Curtis Thigpen, Texas, 2003-04 40, Dustin Ackley, North Carolina, 2007-08-09 .459 (17-37), Robin Ventura, Oklahoma St., 1986-87 38, Christian Walker, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 .440 (22-50), John Gall, Stanford, 1997-99-00 37, Marshall McDougall, Florida St., 1999-00 .438 (14-32), Mike Day, Oklahoma St., 1982-83-84-85 36, Edmund Muth, Stanford, 1997-99-00 .438 (14-32), Barry Bonds, Arizona St., 1983-84 .433 (13-30), Greg Ellena, Miami (FL), 1985-86 Highest Slugging Percentage .424 (14-33), John Fishel, Cal St. Fullerton, 1982-84 (Minimum 30 at bats) *Kotsay and Lane still would be tied for the lead (.500) even adding 0-for-1 to their totals to make the minimum for at bats. *1.103 (32-29), Mark Kotsay, Cal St. Fullerton, 1994-95 .881 (37-42), Marshall McDougall, Florida St., 1999-00 .825 (33-40), Ryan Barthelemy, Florida St., 1999-00 Most Games Played .781 (25-32), Barry Bonds, Arizona St., 1983-84 21, Garrett Gore, North Carolina, 2006-07-08-09 .767 (23-30), Greg Ellena, Miami (FL), 1985-86 20, Daryl Arenstein, Southern California, 1970-71-72-73 .765 (26-34), Sam Fuld, Stanford, 2001-02 19, Evan Marzilli, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 .762 (32-42), Pete Incaviglia, Oklahoma St., 1983-84-85 19, Christian Walker, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 .735 (25-34), David Maroul, Texas, 2004-05 18, Tim Federowicz, North Carolina, 2006-07-08 .733 (22-30), Steve Detwiler, Fresno St., 2008 18, Chad Flack, North Carolina, 2006-07-08 .730 (27-37), Sal Bando, Arizona St., 1964-65 18, Seth Williams, North Carolina, 2006-07-08 .710 (22-31), Wes Clements, Arizona, 1979-80 *Kotsay still would lead (1.067) even adding an 0-for-1 to his totals to make Most At Bats the minimum for at bats. 73, Chad Flack, North Carolina, 2006-07-08 73, Garrett Gore, North Carolina, 2006-07-08-09 Most Runs Batted In 73, Christian Walker, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 71, Evan Marzilli, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 20, Bob Horner, Arizona St., 1976-77-78 68, Daryl Arenstein, Southern California, 1970-71-72-73 18, Keith Moreland, Texas, 1973-74-75 68, Dustin Ackley, North Carolina, 2007-08-09 18, Mark Kotsay, Cal St. Fullerton, 1994-95 68, Tim Federowicz, North Carolina, 2006-07-08 17, Stan Holmes, Arizona St., 1981 17, Kevin Brown, Miami (FL), 1999-01 Most Runs Most Stolen Bases 21, Bill Bates, Texas, 1983-84-85 18, Paul Carey, Stanford, 1987-88-90 11, Doug Dascenzo, Oklahoma St., 1984-85 17, Sam Fuld, Stanford, 2001-02-03 9, Calvin James, Miami (FL), 1981-82-84-85 15, Wes Rachels, Southern California, 1995-98 8, Tommy Hinzo, Arizona, 1985-86 15, Eddy Furniss, LSU, 1996-97-98 7, Roger Detter, Arizona St., 1967-69 15, Edmund Muth, Stanford, 1997-99-00 7, Tim Gloyd, Pepperdine, 1979 15, Ryan Garko, Stanford, 2001-02-03 7, Charlton Jimerson, Miami (FL), 2001 Most Hits Most Sacrifice Bunts 28, Dustin Ackley, North Carolina, 2007-08-09 7, Paul Merch, Oklahoma St., 1959-60-61 28, Christian Walker, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 6, Daniel Pinero, Virginia, 2014-15 24, Sam Fuld, Stanford, 2001-02-03 5, Mark Kotsay, Cal St. Fullerton, 1994-95 23, Keith Moreland, Texas, 1973-74-75 5, Keith Werman, Virginia, 2009-11 22, John Gall, Stanford, 1997-99-00 5, Drew Stubbs, Texas, 2004-05 22, Chad Flack, North Carolina, 2006-07-08 Most Sacrifice Flies Most Doubles 4, Carlos Quentin, Stanford, 2001-02-03 7, Robin Ventura, Oklahoma St., 1986-87 3, Tracy Dophied, Texas, 1981-82 7, Khalil Greene, Clemson, 2000-02 3, Jim Ifland, Oklahoma St., 1986-87 7, Ryan Garko, Stanford, 2001-02-03 3, Chris O’Riordan, Stanford, 2000-01-02 6, Mike Fiore, Miami (FL), 1985-86-88 3, Tim Fedroff, North Carolina, 2007-08 6, Landon Powell, South Carolina, 2002-04 3, Zach Gibbons, Arizona, 2016 6, Reid Fronk, North Carolina, 2006-07 6, Evan Marzilli, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 Most Hit By Pitches 8, Ryan Garko, Stanford, 2001-02-03 Most Triples 6, Aaron Luna, Rice, 2006-07 3, Buddy Chain, Ole Miss, 1956 6, Scott Wingo, South Carolina, 2010-11 3, Sonny Siebert, Missouri, 1958 5, Carlos Quentin, Stanford, 2001-02-03 3, Arthur Ersepke, Southern California, 1960-61 5, Kurt Suzuki, Cal St. Fullerton, 2003-04 3, Raymond Shoup, Ohio St., 1965-66-67 3, Spike Owen, Texas, 1981-82 Most Home Runs 6, Edmund Muth, Stanford, 1997-99-00 5, J. D. Drew, Florida St., 1995-96 5, Ryan Barthelemy, Florida St., 1999-00 5, Marshall McDougall, Florida St., 1999-00 5, Kevin Brown, Miami (FL), 1999-01 Batting 2 PITCHING 7, J.D. Arteaga, Miami (FL), 1994-95-96-97 Lowest Earned Run Average 6, Kendall Carter, Arizona St., 1981-83-84 (Minimum 20 innings) 6, Greg Swindell, Texas, 1984-85 5, by nine players (last time: Carson Fulmer, Vanderbilt, 2014-15 and 0.00 (0-24 1/3), Keith Weber, Missouri, 1963-64 Brandon Waddell, Virginia, 2014-15) 0.00 (0-21), Jim Crawford, Arizona St., 1969-72 0.38 (1-24), Ed Bane, Arizona St., 1972-73 0.39 (1-23), Russ McQueen, Southern California, 1972-73 Most Complete Games 0.44 (1-20 2/3), Jim Ehrler, Texas, 1949-50 4, Don Lee, Arizona, 1954-55-56 0.63 (2-28 2/3), Larry Gura, Arizona St., 1967-69 4, Carl Thomas, Arizona, 1954-55-56 0.73 (2-24 2/3), Craig Lefferts, Arizona, 1979-80 4, Steve Arlin, Ohio St., 1965-66 0.76 (2-23 2/3), Andrew Beckwith, Coastal Caro., 2016 4, Greg Swindell, Texas, 1984-85 0.87 (2-20 2/3), Bobby Dalbec, Arizona, 2016 3, by 13 players (last time: Lee Plemel, Stanford, 1985-87-88) 0.96 (5-47), Steve Arlin, Ohio St., 1965-66 Most Games Finished Lowest Earned Run Average 11, Matt Price, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 (Minimum 30 innings) 9, Rick Raether, Miami (FL), 1985-86 9, Huston Street, Texas, 2002-04 0.96 (5-47), Steve Arlin, Ohio St., 1965-66 7, Jack Krawczyk, Southern California, 1995-98 1.17 (5-38 1/3), Michael Roth, South Carolina, 2010-11 7, David Berg, UCLA, 2012-13 1.26 (5-35 2/3), Chuck Hartenstein, Texas, 1962-63 1.37 (7-46), Carl Thomas, Arizona, 1954-55-56 1.49 (10-60 1/3), Michael Roth, , South Carolina, 2010-11-12 Most Innings Pitched 1.50 (5-30), Mark Sogge, Southern California, 1971-72 60 1/3, Michael Roth, South Carolina 2010-11-12 1.67 (6-32 1/3), Jim Barr, Southern California, 1973-74 47, Steve Arlin, Ohio St., 1965-66 1.67 (6-32 1/3), Jason Windsor, Cal St. Fullerton, 2003-04 47, Greg Swindell, Texas, 1984-85 1.73 (7-36 1/3), Bruce Gardner, Southern California, 1958-60 46 1/3, Don Lee, Arizona, 1954-55-56 1.78 (6-30 1/3), Jim Wixson, Oklahoma St., 1960-61 46, Carl Thomas, Arizona, 1954-55-56 46, J.D. Arteaga, Miami (FL), 1994-95-96-97 Most Wins 5, Matt Price, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 Fewest Hits Allowed 4, Bruce Gardner, Southern California, 1958-60 (Minimum 20 innings) 4, Steve Arlin, Ohio St., 1965-66 4, Burt Hooton, Texas, 1969-70 7, Kevin Dukes, Arizona St., 22 innings, 1981 4, Steve Rogers, Tulsa, 1969-71 7, Jim Ehrler, Texas, 20 2/3 innings, 1949-50 4, Russ McQueen, Southern California, 1972-73 11, Lerrin LaGrow, Arizona St., 20 innings, 1969 4, Mark Barr, Southern California, 1973-74 12, Larry Fisher, Southern California, 22 1/3 innings, 1963-64 4, Greg Swindell, Texas, 1984-85 13, by seven players (most innings: Larry Hardy, Texas, 26 1/3 innings, 4, Kevin Sheary, Miami (FL), 1984-85 1968-69-70) 4, Greg Brummett, Wichita St., 1988-89 4, John Hudgins, Stanford, 2001-02-03 Fewest Hits Allowed 4, Michael Roth, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 4, Josh Sborz, Virginia, 2014-15 (Minimum 30 innings) 16, Steve Arlin, Ohio St., 47 innings, 1965-66 16, Jim Wixson, Oklahoma St., 30 1/3 innings, 1960-61 Most Years With Wins 19, Murray Wall, Texas, 32 1/3 innings, 1949-50 3, Carl Thomas, Arizona, 1954-55-56 21, Jim Withers, Southern California, 34 2/3 innings, 1960-61 3, Greg Widman, Southern California, 1970-71-72 21, Rick Wortham, Texas, 33 innings, 1973-74-75 3, Allan Westfall, Miami (FL), 1994-95-96 3, Matt Price, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 3, Michael Roth, South Carolina, 2010-11-12 Most Hits Allowed 51, J.D. Arteaga, Miami (FL), 1994-95-96-97 41, Greg Brummett, Wichita St., 1988-89 Most Losses 38, Lee Plemel, Stanford, 1985-87-88 4, Ben McDonald, LSU, 1987-89 37, Bill Swift, Maine, 1981-82-83-84 3, Don Lee, Arizona, 1954-55-56 37, Greg Swindell, Texas, 1984-85 3, James Street, Texas, 1968-69-70 3, Bob Shirley, Oklahoma, 1973-74-75 3, Neal Heaton, Miami (FL), 1979-80-81 Most Runs Allowed 3, Bill Swift, Maine, 1981-82-83-84 29, Bill Swift, Maine, 1981-82-83-84 3, Dan Davies, Miami (FL), 1984-85-86 28, Kendall Carter, Arizona St., 1981-83-84 3, Blair Varnes, Florida St., 1999-00 28, J.D.
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    2015 Bowman Draft Team Checklist (No Parallels) Green = Draft Pick Auto; Orange = All Other Autos; Grey = Relic ANGELS Player Set Card # Team Chris Ellis Base 132 Angels David Fletcher Base 57 Angels Hutton Moyer Base 92 Angels Jared Foster Base 101 Angels Sean Newcomb Base 167 Angels Sean Newcomb Future Game Relic FGR-SN Angels Taylor Ward Base 130 Angels Taylor Ward Bowman Black Auto BBC-TW Angels Taylor Ward Dividends Auto DD-TW Angels Taylor Ward Dividends Insert DD-TW Angels Taylor Ward Draft Auto BCA-TW Angels groupbreakchecklists.com 2015 Bowman Draft Baseball Team Checklist ASTROS Player Set Card # Team A.J. Reed Base 82 Astros Anthony Hermelyn Base 29 Astros Brett Phillips Prime Pairings Dual Player Auto PPA-TP Astros Conor Biggio Base 169 Astros Conor Biggio Draft Auto BCA-CBI Astros Daz Cameron Under Armour Auto n/a Astros Kyle Tucker Base 75 Astros Kyle Tucker Bowman Black Auto BBC-KT Astros Kyle Tucker Draft Auto BCA-KT Astros Kyle Tucker Initiation Insert BI-4 Astros Kyle Tucker Prime Pairings Dual Player Auto PPA-TP Astros Kyle Tucker Teams of Tomorrow Insert TDC-5 Astros Kyle Tucker Top of Class Box Topper Insert TOC-KT Astros Kyle Tucker Top of Class Boxtopper Auto TOC-KT Astros Kyle Tucker Under Armour Auto n/a Astros Teoscar Hernandez Teams of Tomorrow Insert TDC-5 Astros Thomas Eshelman Base 55 Astros Thomas Eshelman Draft Auto BCA-TE Astros Thomas Eshelman Fantasy Impact Auto BSI-TE Astros Thomas Eshelman Fantasy Impact Insert BSI-TE Astros groupbreakchecklists.com 2015 Bowman Draft Baseball Team Checklist ATHLETICS