2000 Season in Review |
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Chad Arnold, Glenn Bubser, Glenn Kushma, Pat Toner, and Pete Remaly were chosen to represent Limeport in this year's All-Star Game. |
Pat Toner won the regular season ERA title with a 1.05 ERA. |
Team batting average: .374 |
Limeport batters struck-out only 2.5 times a game. |
Team ERA: 2.45 with 194 K's in 203 IP. |
2000 Regular Season Champions with a 27 - 3 record. 2000 Season Runner-Up. |
The Bulls finished the 2000 season with a 19-1 home record allowing only 45 runs. The Bulls scored 176 runs in the same span. |
REGULAR SEASON: |
OTHER NOTES OF INTEREST: |
Pete Remaly won the regular season batting title with a .468 average. |
Scott Heppenheimer won 32 games in his rookie year as a manager. |
PLAYOFF NOTES: |
Chad Arnold had an ERA of 1.00 in 28 innings pitched while winning four of Limeport's five games. |
Randy Baer had an ERA of 3.00 in 14 innings pitched. |
Joe Pochron hit .325 with a team high in hits (13), doubles (3), and runs (8). |
Pete Remaly and Steve Unger each had two homeruns. |
SCORING COMPARISON THROUGH ENTIRE 39 GAME SEASON. |
The Bulls were only shutout one time. |
The Bulls scored ten or more runs 16 times. |
No opponent scored 10 or more runs. |
Opponents scored seven or more runs only 3 times. |
The Bulls scored seven or more runs 21 times. |
Opponents were held to three runs or less 19 times. |
Opponents were held to one run or were shutout 12 times. |
Look below for highlights, facts, and interesting points of the 2000 season. |
Limeport's .900 regular season winning percentage is tied (1992 Gilbertsville) for the best in league history since 1970. |
The Bulls outscored their opponents 322 - 122 throughout the regular season and the playoffs. |
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