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2004 Season Yearbook SLSL 2004 SEASON YEARBOOK FINAL LEAGUE STANDINGS East Won Lost Pct GB Jackson Guides 91 71 .562 ---- New York Knights 88 74 .543 3 Arizona Heat 80 82 .494 11 California Dragons 78 84 .481 13 Galapagos Tortoises 68 94 .420 23 Vernal Equinox 66 96 .407 25 West Won Lost Pct GB St. George Sunrays 104 58 .642 ---- Washington Generals 100 62 .617 4 Malibu Wave 94 68 .580 10 Santa Ana Wind 79 83 .488 25 Chesapeake Crabs 63 99 .389 41 Central Valley Condors 61 101 .377 43 2004 Expanded Records Team Won Lost Pct Home Road Extra 1-Run St. George Sunrays 104 58 .642 50-31 54-27 18-11 86-47 Washington Generals 100 62 .617 48-33 52-29 17-8 83-54 Malibu Wave 94 68 .580 43-38 51-30 16-11 78-57 Jackson Guides 91 71 .562 50-31 41-40 21-12 70-59 New York Knights 88 74 .543 44-37 44-37 13-20 75-54 Arizona Heat 80 82 .494 40-41 40-41 18-19 62-63 Santa Ana Wind 79 83 .488 40-41 39-42 17-12 62-71 California Dragons 78 84 .481 35-46 43-38 10-16 68-68 Galapagos Tortoises 68 94 .420 32-46 36-48 15-16 53-78 Vernal Equinox 66 96 .407 32-49 34-47 10-18 56-78 Chesapeake Crabs 63 99 .389 27-54 36-45 11-14 52-85 Central Valley Condors 61 101 .377 35-49 26-52 15-13 46-88 2004 Monthly Records Team Apr - May Jun Jul Aug Sep+ In Div Out Div Arizona Heat 15-15 11-16 15-9 17-10 10-17 12-15 49-41 31-41 California Dragons 13-17 12-15 9-15 14-13 11-16 19-8 46-44 32-40 Chesapeake Crabs 8-22 11-16 11-13 10-17 14-13 9-18 30-60 33-39 Central Valley Condors 10-20 12-15 12-12 7-20 13-14 7-20 29-61 32-40 Galapagos Tortoises 16-14 11-16 11-13 12-15 6-21 12-15 26-46 42-48 Jackson Guides 17-13 16-11 10-14 17-10 16-11 15-12 51-39 40-32 Malibu Wave 16-14 18-9 16-8 18-9 13-14 13-14 51-39 43-29 New York Knights 14-16 12-15 15-9 16-11 15-12 16-11 50-40 38-34 Santa Ana Wind 18-12 14-13 10-14 9-18 12-15 16-11 44-46 35-37 St. George Sunrays 21-9 18-9 11-13 16-11 20-7 18-9 62-28 42-30 Vernal Equinox 15-15 12-15 7-17 12-15 13-14 7-20 32-58 34-38 Washington Generals 17-13 16-11 17-7 14-13 18-9 18-9 54-36 46-26 2 2004 Team vs. Team Matrix (Wins are Across Losses are Down) Team AZH CAD CHC CVC GAT JAG MAW NYK SAW SGS VEE WAG Arizona Heat - 12 7 7 9 10 3 6 6 6 12 2 California Dragons 6 - 7 5 9 9 5 10 7 4 12 4 Chesapeake Crabs 5 5 - 8 7 5 7 6 7 4 5 4 Central Valley Condors 5 7 10 - 6 3 3 6 5 3 5 8 Galapagos Tortoises 9 9 5 6 - 8 4 7 5 2 9 4 Jackson Guides 8 9 7 9 10 - 4 10 8 6 14 6 Malibu Wave 9 7 11 15 8 8 - 4 11 6 7 8 New York Knights 12 8 6 6 11 8 8 - 5 7 11 6 Santa Ana Wind 6 5 11 13 7 4 7 7 - 8 6 5 St. George Sunrays 6 8 14 15 10 6 12 5 10 - 7 11 Vernal Equinox 6 6 7 7 9 4 5 7 6 5 - 4 Washington Generals 10 8 14 10 8 6 10 6 13 7 8 - Batting Team Avg AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI SB CS E Washington .282 5666 940 1598 314 22 234 907 63 12 82 St. George .272 5605 899 1525 290 26 257 862 62 22 68 New York .269 5543 813 1493 293 38 193 776 147 43 108 Jackson .268 5627 900 1507 317 43 276 862 59 21 99 Malibu .266 5678 864 1511 314 26 227 835 156 35 106 Galapagos .266 5623 837 1496 306 35 189 798 72 22 75 Chesapeake .264 5692 764 1505 270 38 190 727 85 29 110 Vernal .259 5629 715 1459 258 41 205 682 58 18 100 Central Valley .258 5518 722 1426 263 25 191 690 135 44 86 Santa Ana .253 5609 823 1421 267 45 261 804 118 36 115 Arizona .252 5462 773 1376 292 35 214 738 106 29 104 California .249 5501 668 1368 264 26 168 646 92 42 98 TOTALS .263 67153 9718 17685 3448 400 2605 9327 1153 353 1151 Pitching Team ERA W L IP H R ER HR BB SO OAVG St. George 3.95 104 58 1477.1 1431 686 649 194 555 1129 .255 Malibu 4.05 94 68 1468.2 1451 723 661 177 538 1154 .257 Arizona 4.07 80 82 1448.2 1416 726 655 211 540 1212 .256 New York 4.22 88 74 1447 1378 741 678 202 575 1193 .252 Washington 4.30 100 62 1459.2 1466 740 697 177 507 1132 .260 California 4.32 78 84 1451 1338 745 696 210 501 1179 .245 Jackson 4.55 91 71 1457.2 1427 794 737 198 524 1159 .255 Santa Ana 4.82 79 83 1446 1447 833 774 199 615 1167 .261 Vernal 5.19 66 96 1438 1475 895 829 265 613 1198 .266 Galapagos 5.33 68 94 1436 1592 888 850 232 529 928 .282 Chesapeake 5.38 63 99 1451 1641 951 867 272 486 1165 .285 Central Valley 5.90 61 101 1434.1 1623 996 940 269 616 938 .286 TOTALS 4.67 972 972 17415 17685 9718 9033 2606 6599 13554 .264 3 Miscellaneous Team Offensive Team OB SLG PROD BB SO HBP SH SF GIDP HRHM HRRD Washington .370 .469 .839 721 1057 97 15 51 170 120 114 Jackson .339 .487 .826 535 1146 82 102 23 106 143 133 St. George .351 .471 .822 606 1252 106 61 49 176 128 129 Malibu .338 .451 .789 563 1107 69 43 30 118 111 116 New York .345 .440 .785 587 1071 69 61 34 158 101 92 Galapagos .341 .434 .775 580 1189 80 20 40 153 96 93 Santa Ana .318 .457 .774 498 1161 48 21 35 106 118 143 Arizona .328 .436 .764 565 1175 72 55 36 147 96 118 Chesapeake .334 .425 .759 527 1137 87 15 39 146 108 82 Central Valley .329 .419 .748 514 1082 78 63 28 138 109 82 Vernal .313 .429 .742 403 1078 55 24 33 142 110 95 California .314 .398 .712 498 1099 44 25 36 133 72 96 TOTALS .335 .443 .778 6597 13554 887 505 434 1693 1312 1293 Individual League Leaders Batting Average At Bats Runs Scored B. Bonds WAG .319 M. Young VEE 729 B. Bonds WAG 139 C. Jones MAW .314 I. Suzuki CVC 715 A. Rodriguez SGS 129 T. Redman CHC .313 M. Loretta GAT 689 J. Thome GAT 123 M. Mora SGS .303 N. Garciaparra JAG 670 T. Helton WAG 121 A. Pujols JAG .303 E. Renteria MAW 667 C. Beltran AZH 107 B. Abreu AZH .302 J. Vidro CHC 655 V. Guerrero NYK 103 V. Guerrero NYK .302 L. Castillo CAD 654 J. Edmonds MAW 103 D. Jeter WAG .299 T. Helton WAG 645 G. Sheffield WAG 102 B. Mueller VEE .299 R. Hidalgo SGS 644 D. Jeter WAG 101 G. Anderson *** .296 B. Mueller VEE 643 B. Abreu AZH 98 M. Loretta GAT .295 M. Tejada GAT 634 M. Young VEE 98 J. Jones CHC .294 D. Jeter WAG 632 A. Pujols JAG 97 Hits Doubles Triples M. Young VEE 208 G. Anderson *** 61 N. Garciaparra JAG 17 M. Loretta GAT 203 R. Hidalgo SGS 50 M. Young VEE 16 E. Renteria MAW 196 M. Giles JAG 49 T. Redman CHC 14 B. Mueller VEE 192 T. Helton WAG 47 C. Patterson SAW 14 I. Suzuki CVC 189 B. Mueller VEE 44 M. Loretta GAT 10 D. Jeter WAG 189 A. Pujols JAG 42 C. Beltran AZH 9 J. Vidro CHC 188 M. Grudzielanek NYK 42 C. Pena CAD 9 N. Garciaparra JAG 182 P. Wilson SAW 41 R. Furcal SAW 9 A. Pujols JAG 182 E. Renteria MAW 41 L. Berkman AZH 8 T. Helton WAG 182 J. Kent AZH 40 T. Redman CHC 181 M. Tejada GAT 40 G. Anderson *** 181 P. Polanco WAG 40 4 Home Runs RBIs Walks J. Thome GAT 70 J. Thome GAT 161 B. Bonds WAG 156 B. Bonds WAG 57 J. Edmonds MAW 123 J. Thome GAT 122 J. Edmonds MAW 49 A. Rodriguez SGS 123 T. Helton WAG 99 A. Rodriguez SGS 48 R. Hidalgo SGS 122 A. Rodriguez SGS 97 B. Boone CVC 47 B. Bonds WAG 122 B. Abreu AZH 96 M. Ramirez VEE 45 B. Boone CVC 120 C. Koskie NYK 94 M. Lowell CVC 41 M. Lowell CVC 116 L. Walker CVC 94 D. Lee SAW 41 G.
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