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Testaverde of Maine Earns EC Batting Crown
Sunday, September 30th , 2085
According to his manager, Matthew McExpos, "Hard work and a good, quick swing were the keys to Jacob Testaverde winning the Eastern Conference batting championship this season."
It became official with the close of the regular season that the Maine designated hitter had won the title with a .340 batting average. During the year Testaverde played in 158 games and accumulated 196 hits, including 54 doubles, 3 triples and 25 home runs.
The EC's leading batter also put up 102 RBIs and scored 103 runs.
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.358 Average Wins Title for Oehlert
Sunday, September 30th , 2085
Sean Oehlert, the talented San Francisco left fielder, has added to his list of accomplishments the Western Conference batting title.
The 24-year-old Oehlert finished the season with a .358 average to earn the accolade. In his standout year he also had 201 hits, 56 doubles, 8 triples, and 13 home runs. Oehlert played in 146 games, drove in 111 runs, and scored 79 times.
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Montreal Captures Eastern Conference Zach Gavula Division Crown
Sunday, September 30th , 2085
The Montreal Harfangs have their share of problems, but getting to the postseason isn't one of them. The club today clinched the Eastern Conference Zach Gavula Division crown.
"It's not a perfect clubhouse, we have issues just like any other team, but in the end we did what we had to do on the field," said shortstop Ginjiro Muranaka. "In the end, it's a roster of guys coming together for the same cause."
Team manager Brendan Henry brushed off any suggestions there are issues in the clubhouse. "Anything that goes on, it's just regular stuff that any team would deal with," he said. "In the end, we won the division and that's all that matters."
The club has a 96-66 record and the division title is their 28th.
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