1. Virginia Beach Bums
One of the two sweeps this past series, the Bums are probably the strongest all around team in the league. The Bums' 3 starters are featured on the pitching stats sidebar. Though Doug Mientkiewicz hasn't been putting up stats like earlier, but the rest of the team has picked up their game.
2. Portland Trappers
Three strait wins, all thanks to the hitting. I'd say the best offense in the league. The tag team of Sean Burroughs, and Juan Encarnacion are getting things done. If your 3 and 4 hitters are leading the league in hits, you're going to win some games.
3. Orlando Majestics
This team is up and down. Nomar Garciaparra and Carlos Delgado aren't on their game every game. Ben Grieve has been the best hitter, but he is batting lead off so not that many RBIs are had. Scott Elarton is not pitching like a one starter. The team relies on Chuck James every third game, but the offense has to get in sync. On games James has started, the M's are 1-2. One game was a 0-0 game until the 6th when Dewon Brazelton gave up a home run FTL.
4. Austin Roughnecks
This team is just not doing anything right. The tools are there, but nearly everyone is under performing. Sean Casey, Elijah Dukes, and Khalil Green are hitting, but it's a team effort. Eric Munson has started to hit, but Preston Wilson is hitting worse than everyone, and he's a 3 point hitter. Sidney Ponson is also struggling in his 4 starts. I think if this team got a good pitcher, and maybe a new outfielder... They could be challenging for the Cup this year.
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