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Spring/Summer 2013 Baseball City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks Municipal Sports Section 6911 Laurelgrove Ave., North Hollywood CA 91605 (818)765-0284, Fax: (818)764-5794, E-mail: [email protected] FIELD CONDITIONS HOTLINE (818) 765-0743 Presents For Your Fun and Recreation: SPRING/SUMMER 2013 BASEBALL ☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ OFFICIAL BASEBALL LEAGUE SCHEDULE ☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼☼ FIELD CONDITIONS HOTLINE (818) 765-0743 Registration for next season starts on July 15. NATIONAL LEAGUE WEST DIVISION TEAM W L TIES FF POINTS PCT GB Roster Submitted Athletics 8 6 0 0 16 .571 -- Yes (April 30) Royals 7 6 1 1 14 .538 0.5 Yes (May 3) Gamblaz 2 10 0 0 4 .167 5.0 Yes (May 2) Yes (April 26) Isotopes 1 12 0 0 4 .076 6.5 NATIONAL LEAGUE EAST DIVISION TEAM W L TIES FF POINTS PCT GB Roster Submitted Boston Red Sox 11 3 0 0 22 .786 -- Yes (May 3) Perros 6 8 0 0 12 .429 4.5 Yes (May 3) Brewers 4 10 0 0 8 .286 6.0 Yes (May 3) Bravos 2 12 0 0 3 .143 8.5 No AMERICAN LEAGUE EAST DIVISION TEAM W L TIES FF POINTS PCT GB Roster Submitted Bandits 14 0 0 0 28 1.000 -- Yes (Jan. 28) 818 Brewers 11 2 1 0 23 .846 2.5 Yes (May 3) (League Champions) Valley Primos 8 4 2 0 18 .667 5.0 Yes (May 3) Yes (April 29) LA Bears 4 10 0 0 8 .286 10.0 AMERICAN LEAGUE WEST DIVISION TEAM W L TIES FF POINTS PCT GB Roster Submitted La Cruz 10 3 1 0 20 .769 -- Yes (May 7) So Cal Warriors 8 4 1 0 17 .667 1.5 Yes (April 25) Smokin Aces 8 6 0 0 15 .571 2.5 Yes (May 17) Yes (April 30) SF Valley Indians 4 9 0 1 7 .308 6.0 One wildcard per division. Due to the increased number of regular season games rainouts will not be rescheduled. Exception – If some teams play while other don’t those games will be rescheduled if they have a bearing on the playoffs Sunday, April 14, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm 818 Brewers (11) Isotopes (7) Hjelte #1 1:00pm SF Valley Indians (9) Brewers (3) Algin Sutton 9:30am Boston Red Sox (15) Smokin Aces (3) VNSO #7 9:30am So Cal Warriors (5) Athletics (1) VNSO #7 1:00pm Royals (2) Bandits (6) Sun Valley 9:30am Perros (10) LA Bears (13) Cheviot #4 9:30am La Cruz (9) Valley Primos (9) Sun Valley 1:00pm Gamblaz (11) Bravos (9) Sunday, April 21, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm Bravos (1) 818 Brewers (18) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Gamblaz (5) Smokin Aces (11) Algin Sutton 9:30am Valley Primos (15) Athletics (2) VNSO #7 9:30am LA Bears (6) Royals (12) VNSO #7 1:00pm Bandits (7) Perros (2) Sun Valley 9:30am SF Valley Indians (2) Boston Red Sox (14) VNSO #2 9:30am Isotopes (6) So Cal Warriors (7) Sun Valley 1:00pm Brewers (0) La Cruz (12) Sunday, April 28, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm Gamblaz (4) 818 Brewers (11) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Isotopes (1) Valley Primos (10) Algin Sutton 9:30am Royals (17) Bravos (4) VNSO #7 9:30am Athletics (14) Brewers (7) VNSO #7 1:00pm Smokin Aces (8) Bandits (13) Sun Valley 9:30am Boston Red Sox (13) La Cruz (18) Cheviot #4 9:30am SF Valley Indians (8) LA Bears (12) Sun Valley 1:00pm So Cal Warriors (22) Perros (7) Teams that do not submit a roster by May 5 will only receive one point for a win starting with the games of May 5. Once they submit a legal roster they will receive two points per win from that point on. Sunday, May 5, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm Smokin Aces (13) Royals (8) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Perros (4) 818 Brewers (10) Algin Sutton 9:30am So Cal Warriors (3) Valley Primos (10) VNSO #7 9:30am Boston Red Sox (12) Isotopes (9) VNSO #7 1:00pm Brewers (7) Gamblaz (10) Sun Valley 9:30am LA Bears (0) La Cruz (12) Cheviot #4 9:30am Bandits (17) SF Valley Indians (0) Sun Valley 1:00pm Bravos (6) Athletics (19) Sunday, May 12 – No Games – Mother’s Day Sunday, May 19, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm Bandits (7) Athletics (2) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Valley Primos (12) Perros (1) Algin Sutton 9:30am Isotopes (2) La Cruz (11) VNSO #7 9:30am Royals (10) SF Valley Indians (13) VNSO #7 1:00pm LA Bears (16) Bravos (6) Sun Valley 9:30am 818 Brewers (18) Smokin Aces (10) Balboa #4 9:30am Boston Red Sox (14) Gamblaz (0) Sun Valley 1:00pm Brewers (4) So Cal Warriors (17) Sunday, May 26 – No Games – Memorial Day Weekend Sunday, June 2, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm Athletics (2) Boston Red Sox (14) Hjelte #1 1:00pm LA Bears (8) Smokin Aces (10) Algin Sutton 9:30am Perros (19) Isotopes (4) VNSO #7 9:30am Brewers (2) Bandits (10) VNSO #7 1:00pm Bravos (0) Valley Primos (12) Sun Valley 9:30am Gamblaz (10) SF Valley Indians (12) Cheviot #4 9:30am 818 Brewers (12) La Cruz (1) Sun Valley 1:00pm Royals (8) So Cal Warriors (8) Sunday, June 9, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm La Cruz (14) Bravos (2) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Bandits (15) So Cal Warriors (5) Algin Sutton 9:30am Athletics (13) LA Bears (10) VNSO #7 9:30am Gamblaz (0) Perros (12) VNSO #7 1:00pm Isotopes (8) Smokin Aces (15) Sun Valley 9:30am Boston Red Sox (9) Royals (0 FF) Cheviot #4 9:30am Valley Primos (17) SF Valley Indians (15) Sun Valley 1:00pm 818 Brewers (15) Brewers (12) Sunday, June 16, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm Athletics (7) Perros (10) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Boston Red Sox (7) Bandits (12) Algin Sutton 9:30am SF Valley Indians (0) 818 Brewers (14) VNSO #7 9:30am So Cal Warriors (12) LA Bears (0) VNSO #7 1:00pm Royals (10) Valley Primos (12) Sun Valley 9:30am Brewers (12) Isotopes (11) Cheviot #4 9:30am Gamblaz (3) La Cruz (14) Sun Valley 1:00pm Smokin Aces (16) Bravos (2) Sunday, June 23, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm SF Valley Indians (2) La Cruz (14) Hjelte #1 1:00pm So Cal Warriors (8) Smokin Aces (10) Algin Sutton 9:30am Gamblaz (3) Royals (12) VNSO #7 9:30am Valley Primos (3) 818 Brewers (15) VNSO #7 1:00pm LA Bears (6) Bandits (11) Sun Valley 9:30am Athletics (18) Isotopes (17) Cheviot #4 9:30am Boston Red Sox (15) Perros (2) Sun Valley 1:00pm Brewers (14) Bravos (4) Sunday, June 30, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm La Cruz (2) So Cal Warriors (25) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Smokin Aces (21) SF Valley Indians (4) Algin Sutton 9:30am Royals (12) Athletics (0) VNSO #7 9:30am 818 Brewers (17) LA Bears (6) VNSO #7 1:00pm Bandits (17) Valley Primos (3) Sun Valley 9:30am Isotopes (18) Gamblaz (9) Balboa #4 9:30am Perros (8) Brewers (9) Sun Valley 1:00pm Bravos (5) Boston Red Sox (17) No games Sunday, July 7 – 4th of July Weekend Sunday, July 14, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm Smokin Aces (4) La Cruz (7) Hjelte #1 1:00pm SF Valley Indians (FF) So Cal Warriors (W) Algin Sutton 9:30am Gamblaz (5) Athletics (6) Richie Valens #3 12:15pm LA Bears (21) Valley Primos (8) VNSO #7 3:30pm Isotopes (10) Royals (11) Sun Valley 9:00am 818 Brewers (2) Bandits (10) Cheviot #4 9:30am Bravos (9) Perros (15) Sun Valley 3:30pm Boston Red Sox (8) Brewers (15) Sunday, July 21, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm La Cruz (10) SF Valley Indians (0) Hjelte #1 1:00pm Smokin Aces (6) So Cal Warriors (16) Algin Sutton 9:30am Isotopes (11) Athletics (15) VNSO #7 12:15pm 818 Brewers (8) Valley Primos (8) VNSO #7 3:30pm Royals (20) Gamblaz (6) Sun Valley 9:00am Bandits (25) LA Bears (6) Cheviot #4 9:30am Perros (5) Boston Red Sox (14) Sun Valley 3:30pm Bravos (16) Brewers (15) Sunday, July 28, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm So Cal Warriors (7) La Cruz (8) Hjelte #1 1:00pm SF Valley Indians (15) Smokin Aces (7) Algin Sutton 9:30am Gamblaz Isotopes VNSO #7 12:15pm LA Bears (3) 818 Brewers (13) VNSO #7 3:30pm Athletics (9) Royals (4) Sun Valley 9:00am Valley Primos (11) Bandits (12) Cheviot #4 9:30am Brewers (12) Perros (14) Sun Valley 3:30pm Boston Red Sox (20) Bravos (12) Sunday, August 4, 2013 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #2 1:00pm La Cruz (1) Smokin Aces (4) Hjelte #1 1:00pm So Cal Warriors SF Valley Indians Algin Sutton 9:30am Royals (15) Isotopes (3) VNSO #7 9:30am Valley Primos (11) LA Bears (1) VNSO #7 1:00pm Bandits (8) 818 Brewers (3) Richie Valens #3 9:30am Athletics (19) Gamblaz (7) Cheviot #4 9:30am Perros (7) Bravos (4) Richie Valens #3 1:00pm Brewers (6) Boston Red Sox (7) Sunday, August 11 - Playoffs LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Algin Sutton 9:30am AL East Wildcard – AL West Winner – 818 Brewers (12) La Cruz (5) Algin Sutton 1:00pm AL West Wildcard – AL East Winner – So Cal Warriors 7 Bandits 8 Balboa #2 10am NL East Wildcard – NL West Winner – Perros (12) Athletics (6) Balboa #3 1:00pm NL West Wildcard – NL East Winner – Royals (FF, 7 players) Boston Red Sox (W) Sunday, August 18 – Playoffs LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Algin Sutton 9:30am Perros (13) Boston Red Sox (14) Algin Sutton 1:00pm 818 Brewers (13) Bandits (8) Sunday, August 25 – Championship Series game #1 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Balboa #4 1:00pm 818 Brewers (9) Boston Red Sox (3) No Games Sunday, September 1 – Labor Day Weekend Sunday, September 8 – Championship Series game #2 LOCATION TIME AWAY HOME Algin Sutton 10am Boston Red Sox (2) 818 Brewers (14) .
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