Tuesday, July 22, 2008

NYCBL Weekly Release Selections

The following are excerpts from the NYCBL Weekly Release for July 21, 2008. The Weekly Releases are a production of NYCBL Director of Media Relations John McGraw.

Eastern Division Player of the Week (week ending July 20, 2008):

Co-Player of the week: Chad Stang (Midland), Glens Falls
Chad Stang batted .481 (13-for-27) and drove in seven runs in seven games for the first-place Golden Eagles. Stang tallied seven walks, four runs scored, three triples, two stolen bases, a double, a .788 slugging percentage and a .581 on-base percentage. He had at least one hit in all seven games along with five multi-hit games and three multi-walk games. Stang walked twice in three-straight games. The Surrey, B.C., native went 5-for-8 in a Friday doubleheader against Watertown and drove in three runs. Stang is currently riding a 14-game hitting streak.


Weekly Team Notes
Glens Falls (5-2 week, 25-9 overall):
The Golden Eagles used a 5-2 week to remain in first place in the Eastern Division. The week ended on a down note with a six-game winning streak snapped on Saturday night by Watertown and a 10-7 loss on Sunday at Bennington...Offensively, the Green and Gold accounted for 41 runs in seven games and never had fewer than three runs...Glens Falls walked off with wins against Saratoga in back-to-back games on Wednesday and Friday. Wednesday in Saratoga Springs, the Golden Eagles rallied for four eighth-inning runs on one hit, four walks, an error and a hit-batter to erase a 5-3 deficit in a 7-5 win. Friday night in Glens Falls, the Golden Eagles played three runs in the bottom of the ninth on four walks and two hit batters to defeat the Phillies, 4-3. The game ended on a bases-loaded walk to Jonathan White (Vanderbilt)...Crunching the Numbers: Glens Falls drew a total of 14 walks in back-to-back wins over Saratoga...Who's Hot: Stefen Romero (Pima CC) slugged two home runs and drove in seven. Shane Davis (Canisius) whirled a one-hit bid over six innings against Amsterdam last Tuesday.

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