After the excitement of the All Star Game and some big trades it was time for the second half of the BaseballGB Fantasy League to get under way. And the top three teams are now separated by just half a game after week 16.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Norwich No II	48	19	56	4	.259*	.805	7	4	80	5	3.06	0.97	10
The Bath Bombers	41	12	41	7	.259*	.797	1	3	47	0	5.65	1.72	2

 

Norwich were the big winners of week 16, defeating the Bombers 10-2. Schoop and Khris Davis each scored nine runs and hit seven homers, with Davis driving in 16 to Schoop’s 15. A pitching sweep included two wins from new A Familia, Corbin and Flaherty struck out 17 each and Tanaka did not allow an earned run or many baserunners on his return from injury. Ottavino had two saves and two holds. The Bombers took average on a tiebreak thanks to Chirinos (.375) and Margot (.360) while Trout swiped five bases.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Orpington Isotopes	54	24	64	3	.298	.964	8	2	75	3	4.07	1.26	9
Mighty Slugs	50	15	57	5	.292	.916	6	2	82	2	4.95	1.34	2

 

The Isotopes move to the top of the standings on a tiebreak after defeating the Slugs 9-2. In a matchup full of offense, Yelich was the star, batting .537 with 10 runs, four homers and 14 RBIs. Hoskins showed no ill effects from the Home Run Derby, scoring 11 runs with seven homers and 14 RBIs. Wood and Greinke won twice each and helped take ERA and WHIP, while Colome had three holds. Acuna Jr stole three bases for the Slugs while Hill led the staff with 17 strikeouts.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Beckenham A&E Dept	34	15	36	1	.227	.743	8	3	111	3	4.36	1.32	4
Cheshunt Maltsters	38	10	39	3	.263	.752	3	6	86	5	4.41	1.21	8

 

The Maltsters started the second half with an 8-4 win against the A&E Dept. Pham led the team with seven runs while J.D. Martinez drove in nine. They also stole a base and Zunino batted .357. In a busy week for the bullpen, Kimbrel and Jansen had three saves each while Barnes had a trio of holds. Bundy and Castillo each posted WHIPs around .080. Carpenter’s salsa-powered home run binge helped Beckenham club 15 in total while Porcello and Wheeler each won twice and helped take ERA while Carrasco struck out 16.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Batteries Essential	22	5	21	1	.326	.923	4	4	68	0	3.62	1.34	5
Durham Riverkings	42	9	33	10	.226	.672	2	5	42	2	3.48	1.35	7

 

The Riverkings are second on a tiebreak after their 7-5 win against Batteries Essential. Molina scored eight runs, Merrifield stole five bases and Bregman knocked in seven and was one of three players with a multi-homer week. Iglesias and Chapman had two saves each while Edwards Jr picked up two holds. With just four active batters, Batteries Essential had no hope at counting stats but did take average thanks to Blackmon (.344), Beltre and Benintendi (.333 each). Sale was one of four players with a win, struck out 19 and posted a 0.58 WHIP.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Richie’s RBI’s	49	18	58	2	.266	.832	6	2	81	2	4.77	1.36	5
Weston-Super-Sox	63	15	51	9	.327	.959	2	2	52	1	1.99	0.93	6

 

The Sox got the better of the RBIs 6-5. Kinsler scored 12 times and hit .452 for the Sox, while Chris Davis scored 10 runs. Polanco hit .500 for the week and stole three bases. Kershaw, new Yankee Happ and Cole helped take ERAS and WHIP. The RBIs had the edge in homers and RBIs thanks to a five-homer, 12-RBI week from Perez while Gallo launched four dingers. Newcomb won twice, including his near no-no, while Berrios and Clevinger struck out 15 each and Watson and Romo had a hold each.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Newcastle Knights	51	15	39	7	.278	.859	5	4	66	6	4.94	1.52	6
The Cheddar Chasers	35	6	31	9	.237	.648	6	6	77	2	2.99	1.26	6

 

Finally, the Knights and Chasers could not be separated, finishing in a 6-6 tie. The Knights had the better of the offense, with Pollock scoring 10 runs, Grandal hitting four homers and Encarnacion driving in eight and batting .345. Jeffress had two holds. Dee Gordon and Brian Dozier stole three bases apiece for the Chasers, who took the majority of the pitching stats. Scherzer (18 strikeouts) and Gray each won twice and helped take ERA and WHIP, while Treinen collected three saves.

Transactions

There is still time to make trades, with the league’s deadline on August 12. But there have been some notable transactions. The Riverkings have cut bait with All Star outfielder Nick Markakis while the Bombers have run out of patience with Gary Sanchez, sending him to the waiver wire instead of the DL.

 

The standings after week 16 look like this:

 

Rank	Team	W-L-T	Pct	GB	Last Week	Waiver	Moves
1	 Orpington Isotopes	114-68-10	.620	–	9-2-1	10	23
2	 Durham Riverkings	113-67-12	.620	–	7-5-0	2	18
3	 Norwich No II	111-66-15	.617	0.5	10-2-0	6	18
4	 Newcastle Knights	101-73-18	.573	9	6-6-0	8	37
5	 Beckenham A&E Dept	94-81-17	.534	16.5	4-8-0	9	18
6	 Cheshunt Maltsters	91-84-17	.518	19.5	8-4-0	3	19
7	 Mighty Slugs	93-86-13	.518	19.5	2-9-1	7	33
8	 The Cheddar Chasers	89-92-11	.492	24.5	6-6-0	1	5
9	 Richie’s RBI’s	81-98-13	.456	31.5	5-6-1	12	25
10	 Weston-Super-Sox	61-114-17	.362	49.5	6-5-1	5	3
11	 The Bath Bombers	62-120-10	.349	52	2-10-0	11	11
12	 Batteries Essential	56-117-19	.341	53.5	5-7-0	4	–

 

And here are this week’s matchups:

Orpington Isotopes (1^st) v Newcastle Knights (4^th)

Batteries Essential (12^th) v Mighty Slugs (7^th)

Beckenham A&E Dept (5^th) v Durham Riverkings (2^nd)

Cheshunt Maltsters (6^th) v Weston-Super-Sox (10^th)

Norwich No II (3^rd) v Cheddar Chasers (8^th)

Richie’s RBI’s (9^th) v Bath Bombers (11^th)

The first half of the season is complete and the BaseballGB Fantasy League managers can enjoy a well-earned rest for a few days during the All Star break. Here’s how things look after week 15.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Beckenham A&E Dept	27	8	24	2	.262	.831	6	3	57	3	6.05	1.62	9
Weston-Super-Sox	26	6	19	7	.225	.648	2	2	50	0	0.92	1.04	3

 

The A&E Dept ended the first half on a high with a 9-3 win against the Sox. Arenado hit .409 and joined Hamilton in scoring five runs while Smoak launched four homers and drove in seven. The pitchers were knocked around but Wheeler was one of six with a win and also led the staff with 15 strikeouts. Allen picked up a pair of saves and Bradley had a hat-trick of holds. Cole, Happ, de Grom and Kershaw helped the Sox post a sub-1.00 ERA and a 1.04 WHIP although there is plenty of offense to spare on their bench and DL spots.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Newcastle Knights	28	13	33	3	.232	.777	1	2	33	2	4.83	1.63	8
The Bath Bombers	34	9	28	6	.270	.835	0	0	9	0	10.31	1.96	4

 

The Knights, who have been on a good run, picked up an 8-4 win against the Bombers, who forfeited all of the pitching categories after failing to reach the 20 inning minimum limit. A couple of All Stars helped the knights take two offensive categories as Jose Ramirez hit five homers and knocked in 11 while Machado went deep three times. Even though the Bombers forfeited the pitching categories, the Knights were in line to win them all, as Quintana collected a win without allowing any earned runs and Cueto struck out seven. Morrow and Jeffress had two saves and holds respectively. The Bombers had nine runs from CarGo while LeMahieu hit .409 for the week and Trout stole two bases.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Mighty Slugs	27	5	17	3	.247	.671	5	1	51	2	3.22	1.23	4
The Cheddar Chasers	23	8	31	4	.239	.669	6	2	66	0	2.79	1.08	8

 

The Chasers improved their chances of a playoff spot by defeating the Slugs 8-4. Brian Dozier hit three homers and knocked in 10 runs while Baez stole two bases. On the mound, Gray was one of six pitchers with a win, although Sonny was the pick of the bunch as he did not allow any earned runs. Nola struck out 15 and helped take WHIP. Treinen had two saves. Stanton scored six runs and hit .382 for the Slugs and Betances had a pair of holds.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Norwich No II	36	9	33	2	.319	.876	0	6	55	3	2.87	1.22	7
Richie’s RBI’s	35	13	37	2	.275	.847	3	3	61	0	5.23	1.39	4

 

Norwich closed the gap on the top two with a 7-4 win against the RBIs. Rendon scored seven runs, Rosario hit .444 for the week and Story helped take OPS. The staff may have been winless but Flaherty did not allow any earned runs and helped take WHIP while it was a bumper week for Rivero, who saved five games, and Ottavino, who picked up three holds. Five RBIs batters had multi-homer weeks, led by Shaw with three, while Perez drove in seven runs. Bieber (no, not that one) was one of three pitchers with a win while Clevinger struck out 19.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Batteries Essential	16	5	15	1	.317	.904	3	2	60	1	1.43	1.05	6
Cheshunt Maltsters	25	5	26	0	.236	.718	3	7	52	2	4.08	1.30	4

 

Batteries Essential picked up a rare win to end the first half, defeating the Maltsters 6-4. With only five active batters, counting stats are unlikely to produce many wins, but Blackmon hit .440  for the week and Benintendi had the lone steal. Verlander struck out 18 and teamed with Sale and Duffy (who both did not allow any earned runs) to take WHIP. The Maltsters had another big week from Martinez, who scored eight runs and joined Votto in knocking in six. In a busy week for the bullpen, Jansen and Kimbrel had three saves each and Barnes picked up a pair of holds.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Orpington Isotopes	29	6	35	4	.251	.712	4	3	49	2	3.96	1.18	6
Durham Riverkings	36	8	36	3	.372	1.065	0	7	44	1	5.01	1.33	6

 

Finally, the battle between the top two ended in a 6-6 tie. The Riverkings had the better of the offense as Bregman and Betts each scored eight runs and knocked in seven. Alex hit three homers while Mookie hit .538 for the week and Peraza batted .520. Chapman, Boxberger and Iglesias had two saves each. Yelich was one of four Isotopes players with a steal, while Maeda picked up two wins and led the staff with 10 strikeouts. Greinke and Arrieta did not allow any earned runs and helped take WHIP while Colome and Devenski had a hold each.

Here’s how the standings look after week 15:

 

Rank	Team	W-L-T	Pct	GB	Last Week	Waiver	Moves
1	  Durham Riverkings	106-62-12	.622	–	6-6-0	2	15
2	  Orpington Isotopes	105-66-9	.608	2.5	6-6-0	10	20
3	  Norwich No II	101-64-15	.603	3.5	7-4-1	6	18
4	  Newcastle Knights	95-67-18	.578	8	8-4-0	8	34
5	  Beckenham A&E Dept	90-73-17	.547	13.5	9-3-0	9	17
6	 Mighty Slugs	91-77-12	.539	15	4-8-0	7	31
7	  Cheshunt Maltsters	83-80-17	.508	20.5	4-6-2	3	16
8	  The Cheddar Chasers	83-86-11	.492	23.5	8-4-0	1	5
9	  Richie’s RBI’s	76-92-12	.456	30	4-7-1	12	22
10	  The Bath Bombers	60-110-10	.361	47	4-8-0	11	10
11	  Weston-Super-Sox	55-109-16	.350	49	3-9-0	5	3
12	  Batteries Essential	51-110-19	.336	51.5	6-4-2	4	–

 

Week 16 match-ups

Isotopes (2^nd) v Slugs (6^th)

Batteries (12^th) v Riverkings (1^st)

A&E Dept (5^th) v Maltsters (7^th)

Knights (4^th) v Chasers (8^th)

Norwich No II (3^rd) v Bombers (10^th)

RBI’s (9^th) v Super-Sox (11^th)

 

Due to the All Star break, these matchups will end on Sunday, July 29 with the next roundup to follow shortly after that.

 

Trade deadline reminder:

The MLB deadline may be July 31, but our league’s trading deadline is August 12. There is plenty of time to have a look at other teams and see if there is a match for a deal.

As we get closer to the All Star break, which teams are in good form as the first half of the season nears its end? And which managers may have been distracted by events in the World Cup?

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Norwich No II	32	9	25	1	.274	.815	1	3	36	2	2.70	1.14	10
Weston-Super-Sox	17	6	23	5	.252	.737	1	0	27	0	5.47	1.42	1

Norwich were one of two teams to hit double digits this week, defeating the Sox 10-1. The offensive production was spread fairly evenly among the team, with Harper scoring eight runs, Schoop and Castellanos hitting a pair of homers, Hicks and Khris Davis knocked in four each and Story batted .421 for the week. Flaherty led the staff with nine strikeouts, Familia had a win and a save and Ottavino and Hader had a hold each. The bullpen also helped take ERA and WHIP, not allowing any earned runs during this gameweek. Marte stole four bases for the Sox and Kershaw picked up a win.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Batteries Essential	18	5	11	0	.262	.758	2	2	40	0	3.52	1.11	1
Beckenham A&E Dept	28	5	21	11	.291	.795	4	5	48	2	2.25	1.17	10

The A&E Dept also had reason to celebrate this week, defeating Batteries Essential 10-1. Carpenter led the team with six runs, two homers and five RBIs while Tim Anderson (four steals) and Hamilton (six steals, .444 average) ran wild. Guerra was the pick of the pitchers as he recorded a win and led the staff with eight strikeouts without allowing an earned run. Diaz had three saves and Bradley picked up a pair of holds. Blackmon had a three homer week for Batteries Essential and Verlander made the difference in WHIP.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Newcastle Knights	26	7	32	7	.267	.813	7	5	45	1	2.54	1.07	9
Richie’s RBI’s	26	8	30	3	.236	.708	3	1	42	2	5.57	1.37	2

The Knights put in another strong performance as they defeated the RBIs 9-2. Turner led the team with six runs and eight RBIs while Ramirez stole five bases. Pollock and Grandal hit .400 for the week. Martinez won both of his starts, struck out 10 and helped take ERA and WHIP while Morrow had two saves. Judge belted three homers for the RBIs and joined Gennett in touching home plate six times and Watson had two holds.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Orpington Isotopes	46	15	56	4	.340	1.037	4	4	70	4	5.03	1.47	9
Cheshunt Maltsters	29	3	19	0	.208	.628	2	5	66	6	4.25	1.60	3

The Isotopes stay second as an offensive sweep paved the way for a 9-3 win against the Maltsters. Lindor scored nine runs and stole two bases, Suarez and Aguilar hit three homers, while Realmuto joined the Brewers slugger in driving in nine. Kemp hit .444 for the week. On the mound, Greinke was one of four starters with a win and was joint leader in strikeouts with nine. Maeda helped make the difference in ERA. Freddy Peralta helped the Maltsters take ERA while Kimbrel had three saves and Garrett and Barnes had three holds each in a busy week for the bullpen.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Mighty Slugs	28	9	27	0	.235	.755	6	4	55	2	2.98	0.99	9
The Bath Bombers	25	6	25	1	.264	.826	3	3	26	2	2.37	0.84	3

For the first time this season, a team failed to meet the 20-inning minimum requirement. The Bombers fell an inning shy, forfeiting all six categories in a 9-3 defeat to the Slugs. The teams shared the offensive categories as Bogaerts hit .400 for the Bombers and Albies had the lone steal. The Slugs had a three homer week from Muncy, who also scored seven runs. Stanton and Soto knocked in five runs each. Keuchel won both of his starts and Heaney struck out 20.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Durham Riverkings	38	10	30	7	.346	.969	2	7	47	1	3.69	1.19	8
The Cheddar Chasers	26	8	32	6	.310	.879	5	1	50	0	3.96	1.18	4

Finally, the Riverkings stay top with an 8-4 victory against the Chasers, taking all but one of the offensive categories. Betts scored seven runs and was one of three players with a multi-homer week, Peraza stole three bases and Merrifield hit .480. Snell did not allow any earned runs while Dominguez had the only hold and  Iglesias and Boxberger had two holds each. Goldschmidt knocked in seven runs for the Chasers in what was a very good offensive week for both teams. Scherzer had a win and 12 strikeouts while Weaver posted a 0.25 WHIP.

The standings after week 14 look like this:

Rank	Team	W-L-T	Pct	GB	Last Week	Waiver	Moves
1	  Durham Riverkings	100-56-12	.631	–	8-4-0	2	15
2	  Orpington Isotopes	99-60-9	.616	2.5	9-3-0	10	19
3	  Norwich No II	94-60-14	.601	5	10-1-1	6	18
4	  Newcastle Knights	87-63-18	.571	10	9-2-1	8	33
5	  Mighty Slugs	87-69-12	.554	13	9-3-0	7	30
6	  Beckenham A&E Dept	81-70-17	.533	16.5	10-1-1	9	16
7	  Cheshunt Maltsters	79-74-15	.515	19.5	3-9-0	3	13
8	  The Cheddar Chasers	75-82-11	.479	25.5	4-8-0	1	5
9	  Richie’s RBI’s	72-85-11	.461	28.5	2-9-1	12	21
10	  The Bath Bombers	56-102-10	.363	45	3-9-0	11	10
11	  Weston-Super-Sox	52-100-16	.357	46	1-10-1	5	3
12	  Batteries Essential	45-106-17	.318	52.5	1-10-1	4	–

 

Week 15 matchups:

Riverkings v Isotopes

Norwich v RBIs

Knights v Bombers

Slugs v Chasers

A&E Dept v Sox

Maltsters v Batteries Essential

Schedule around the All Star break:

A reminder that week 15 will be the final week before the All Star break. Week 16 will run from Monday, July 16 to Sunday, July 29.

For the third week in a row, we have a different leader at the top of the BaseballGB fantasy league. Read on to find out which team is now leading the pack.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Durham Riverkings	30	10	31	4	.303	.882	4	8	62	0	3.45	1.02	11
The Bath Bombers	27	8	27	1	.274	.811	2	1	24	0	4.18	1.18	0

What a week for the Riverkings, who catapulted themselves to the top of the standings with an 11-0 win against the Bombers. Bregman was the offensive star, batting .464 for the week with seven runs, five homers, 10 RBIs and a pair of steals. On the mound, Paxton and Snell each won twice and struck out at least 20 with tiny ERA and WHIPs. Dominguez had three saves. It was hardly a terrible week for the Bombers, who put up pretty decent numbers across the board, but they came off second best.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Mighty Slugs	35	9	33	3	.292	.846	2	2	56	1	5.04	1.48	9
Richie’s RBI’s	33	6	14	1	.249	.735	5	0	53	0	3.75	1.33	3

The Slugs continued their good form, defeating the RBIs 9-3 thanks to an offensive sweep. Contreras hit .417, stole a base and led the team with seven RBIs while Muncy and Crawford had a pair of homers and scored six runs each. Skaggs struck out 14 while Kela had two saves and Robertson had the lone hold. Severino won twice without allowing any earned runs and joined Freeland in posting a sub-1.00 WHIP.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Newcastle Knights	30	12	26	3	.283	.873	4	6	39	2	3.06	1.10	7
Norwich No II	30	10	30	0	.256	.812	3	6	43	2	5.79	1.63	2

The Knights got the better of Norwich with a 7-2 win. Machado and Trumbo hit two homers each and helped take average while Jose Ramirez swiped two bases. Gausman had a win and a sub-2.00 ERA and a sub-1.00 WHIP. Castellanos drove in eight for Norwich (although he could have hit double digits if not for Pillar’s great catch on Sunday) and Vazquez and Lucchesi each struck out nine.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Batteries Essential	9	3	17	4	.224	.676	3	2	46	0	4.66	1.42	3
Weston-Super-Sox	27	9	26	4	.245	.714	1	1	31	0	4.18	1.33	7

The Sox put some extra space between themselves and Batteries Essential with a 7-3 win. Up against a threadbare offensive lineup, it was no surprise that the Sox dominated the hitting categories, as Lowrie hit .400, it three homers and joined Marte in scoring six runs. Gattis knocked in seven. Cole and Kershaw helped take ERA and WHIP. Sale was one of three pitchers with a win, Verlander struck out 14 and Davis had two saves.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Orpington Isotopes	25	9	25	3	.270	.821	4	1	75	5	2.14	1.14	7
Beckenham A&E Dept	27	9	22	0	.280	.864	2	5	54	2	4.53	1.35	4

The Isotopes picked up a 7-4 victory against Beckenham but slipped off top spot in the process. Aguilar hit three homers and Hoskins, who knocked in five, launched a pair of dingers. Yelich was one of three players with a steal. It was a big week for Morton, who picked up a win to go with his 24 strikeouts. He teamed with Greinke, Maeda and Wood to take ERA and WHIP while Colome had three holds. The A&E Dept had a big week from Carpenter, who hit .500 and scored eight runs while Arenado hit three homers. Diaz was a saves machine, picking up five.

 

Team	R	HR	RBI	SB	AVG	OPS	W	SV	K	HLD	ERA	WHIP	Score
Cheshunt Maltsters	29	9	30	2	.257	.763	2	5	48	1	5.24	1.40	5
The Cheddar Chasers	33	8	30	6	.292	.832	2	4	44	2	6.75	1.66	5

Finally, the Maltsters and Chasers could not be separated, finishing level at 5-5. Devers and JD Martinez hit two homers apiece for the Maltsters, while Jansen had three saves, Bauer struck out nine and Musgrove did not allow any earned runs in an otherwise rough week for the pitchers. Baez was the clear offensive star for the Chasers, scoring 10 runs and knocking 11 to go with his .483 average. Reddick and Dee Gordon swiped two bases each. Stammen and Brach had a hold each.

 

The standings after week 13 look like this:

 

Rank	Team	W-L-T	Pct	GB	Last Week	Waiver	Moves
1	  Durham Riverkings	92-52-12	.628	–	11-0-1	2	14
2	  Orpington Isotopes	90-57-9	.606	3.5	7-4-1	10	18
3	  Norwich No II	84-59-13	.580	7.5	2-7-3	6	17
4	  Newcastle Knights	78-61-17	.554	11.5	7-2-3	8	31
5	  Mighty Slugs	78-66-12	.538	14	9-3-0	7	30
6	  Cheshunt Maltsters	76-65-15	.535	14.5	5-5-2	3	12
7	  Beckenham A&E Dept	71-69-16	.506	19	4-7-1	9	14
8	  The Cheddar Chasers	71-74-11	.490	21.5	5-5-2	1	5
9	  Richie’s RBI’s	70-76-10	.481	23	3-9-0	12	19
10	  Weston-Super-Sox	51-90-15	.375	39.5	7-3-2	5	3
11	  The Bath Bombers	53-93-10	.372	40	0-11-1	11	10
12	  Batteries Essential	44-96-16	.333	46	3-7-2	4	–

 

The week 14 matchups are as follows:

Riverkings v Chasers

Isotopes v Maltsters

Norwich v Sox

Knights v RBIs

Slugs v Bombers

A&E Dept v Batteries Essential