SIMBL CAREER WINS LEADERS

ROOSTERS STALWART COREY HICKS BECOMES ONLY 15TH PITCHER TO WIN 250 SIMBL CAREER GAMES

Longtime Rochester ace Corey Hicks joins only 14 other pitchers in SIMBL history to win 250 games.  The #4 overall pick of the 2044 SIMBL Draft is in his 18th season, all with the Roosters.  The 2051 Syndicate League Hurler Of The Year is a 9-time All-Star and is one of 24 pitchers to strikeout 3000 batters and is one of only 14 pitchers to strikeout 3400.  The 39 year-old's 109.85 career WAR is 7th-highest in SIMBL history among pitchers, with all six pitchers that placed before him having already been inducted into the SIMBL Hall Of Fame, and is 9th all-time overall including both pitchers and batters.

July 23, 2065

It was a great day for Corey Hicks today at The Park At Chippens Hill: he picked up victory number 250 to join the great pitchers of the past in the exclusive 250 Club. The Rochester ace stopped the Bristol Owls 4-1, yielding 5 hits and recording 6 strikeouts and 1 walk in his milestone game.

"250 wins puts you in some good company," Hicks told reporters. "I'm honored to be there."

In his career Hicks has chalked up an ERA of 3.47. His won-loss record stands at 250-181 with 3476 strikeouts.

On the current season the 39 year-old veteran is 11-4 with a 3.07 ERA and 1.21 WHIP in 135 innings pitched.

250+ Career Wins In SIMBL History
As Of The 8/3/2065 League Date

300 Career Wins: 5
275 Career Wins: 7
250 Career Wins: 15
225 Career Wins: 28
200 Career Wins: 54 2: SIMBL First File Era (2005-2018) 52: SIMBL New File Era (2019-current)

*- Indicates Active Player
#- Indicates Inducted Into SIMBL Hall Of Fame

335 Alan Alexander Anderson Las Vegas Chicago 2020-2038 #
331 Jimmy Wagner Chicago 2025-2046 #
316 Kenji Sato San Diego Chicago Hawaii 2046-2065 *
314 Bobby Grimes San Diego 2007-2018, 2021-2022 #
313 Eddie Batista Bend 2046-2065 *
286 Paul Thompson Toronto Knoxville 2046-2065 *
277 Richard Dicks Jr. Texas Cleveland Deer Lake San Diego Sacramento 2019-2036 #
270 Michael Martin San Diego Austin Indianapolis Hawaii 2030-2048 #
266 Michael Kilbane Texas River City Ann Arbor 2030-2049 #
264 Billy Lynch Sacramento 2034-2052 #
261 Richard Nagy Boston Seattle-Ann Arbor Indianapolis Cleveland Oregon 2040-2058 #
255 Brock Vinci Seattle Las Vegas Calgary Bristol 2027-2045 #
253 Ross Brooks Asheville Dallas Westbury Deer Lake Hollywood Boston 2020-2039
251 Joe Tarnowsky Sacramento Chicago 2025-2040 #
251 Corey Hicks Rochester 2048-2065 *

Nearest Active Players:

221 Clinton Keene Las Vegas Calgary 2052-2065 *
220 Arturo Martinez Calgary 2052-2065 *
203 Julian Escobar Texas 2053-2065 *
202 Aaron Campos AC Kansas City Montreal Texas Indianapolis 2049-2065 *
201 Millard Hahn Miami Indianapolis Hawaii Toronto 2049-2065 *
199 Boddie Montgomery Ann Arbor River City 2052-2065 *
192 Marian Chandler Knoxville Cleveland Montreal 2050-2065 *
191 Dax Ballard Miami Toronto Montreal Asheville 2049-2065 *
178 Matthew Weber AC Kansas City Bend 2050-2065 *
175 Jett Helms Cleveland Miami 2054-2065 *
174 Landon Ward Chicago 2054-2065 *
171 Matthew Olson Bristol AC Kansas City 2055-2065 *
170 Mario Rojas Texas 2055-2065 *
169 Chris Herrera River City 2052-2065 *

SIMBL CAREER HITS LEADERS

ONE OF THE BEST HITTERS OF HIS GENERATION, BRIAN JUGUILON, BECOMES 22ND MEMBER OF SIMBL 3000 CAREER HITS CLUB

Daniel Sarachaga 3 Hits From Leapfrogging Into 3rd-Place All-Time, 34 Away From Second

Cleveland's Brian Juguilon connects on his 3000th SIMBL career hit. The #6 overall pick of the 2044 SIMBL Draft is in his 9th season with the Brownies in a 18-season career.  The 12-time All-Star has also played 7 seasons with the Oregon Pioneers, one SIMBL championship season with Miami helping the Sharks win the 2063 SIMBL championship and one season with the Las Vegas Hustlers.  One of the top hitters on his generation and in SIMBL history, the 40 year-old is a two-time Union League Slugger Of The Year Most Valuable Player (2050, 2055), a 4-time Silver Slugger, a 9-time Golden Glove, the 2048 ULDS MVP, 2051 ULDS MVP, 2051 ULCS MVP and also the 2055 SIMBL All-Star Game MVP.

Cleveland's Brian Juguilon (above center) celebrates with his teammates after becoming the 22nd player in the SIMBL's 61-season history including the 14-season First File Era (2005-2018) and the current 47-season New File Era (2019-current).  The two-time Slugger Of The Year Most Valuable Player's .312 career batting average is the 4th-highest in league history and the highest of a player with over 6000 career at bats in SIMBL history.  The 12-time All-Star and 9-time Gold Glover's current 94.02 career WAR is 11th-highest in league history as well.

Monday, July 27th, 2065

Cleveland's Brian Juguilon entered the record books today as he collected hit number 3000 at Wrigleyville Stadium.

"I am proud of this. Not too many players reach this level. You have to be around quite a few years and you have to get a lot of hits," Juguilon said after the game.

On his milestone day he went 1 for 3 as the Brownies won 3-1 over the Chicago Hitmen.

In his career stats Juguilon has compiled a .312 batting average and collected 3000 hits, 296 home runs and 1176 RBIs

SIMBL Career Hits Leaders
3000+ Career Hits As Of The 8/3/2065 League Date

*-Indicates Active Player
#-Indicates Inducted Into SIMBL Hall Of Fame

Players With 3000 Career Hits: 22
Players With 2500 Career Hits: 69 (2: First File Era 2005-2018 67: New File Era 2019-Current)

1. 3828 Akiro Hikaru Tampa Bay San Diego Asheville Calgary Knoxville 2027-2049 #
2. 3693 Michael Price Seattle-Ann Arbor Boston-River City AC Kansas City Sacramento Indianapolis 2039-2062 #
3. 3662 Julian Winfield Rochester San Diego Las Vegas Tampa Bay Hawaii Asheville Westbury Oregon 2020-2043 #
4. 3660 Daniel Sarachaga Cleveland Bristol New York Ann Arbor 2044-2065 *
5. 3627 Matthew Brown Calgary Westbury Asheville Knoxville Cleveland 2019-2039 #
5. 3627 Kei Morita Rochester Hawaii Montreal Knoxville 2043-2063 #
6. 3620 Popeye Parrish Westbury-Boston Knoxville Indianapolis St. Petersburg 2039-2061 #
7. 3596 Kimoyo Shimazu Oregon Boston Montreal Knoxville 2037-2058 #
8. 3308 Johnny Abraham Chicago Cleveland Texas 2034-2053 #
9. 3212 Kent Bennett Westbury Oregon Indianapolis River City Montreal 2030-2048 #
10. 3190 Carl Chaulk Las Vegas Asheville 2022-2044 #
11. 3183 Jukebox Davis AC Kansas City Montreal 2048-2065 *
12. 3182 Hugh Gordon Boston Montreal Indianapolis Ann Arbor Bend 2038-2056 #
13. 3129 Keith Cooper Tampa Bay Montreal San Diego Ann Arbor 2035-2051 #
14. 3102 Michael Caldwell Colchester-Boston Bend Bristol San Diego Las Vegas Cleveland Bellingham Seattle Calgary 2019-2044
15. 3101 Michael Lamb St. Petersburg Montreal Indianapolis Cleveland Chicago 2046-2065 *
16. 3084 Deryk Ryles Hawaii Montreal Toronto Ann Arbor 2026-2047 #
17. 3042 Jake Boles Tampa Bay Chicago Hawaii AC Kansas City 2029-2049 #
18. 3036 Trevor Lane Calgary 2040-2058 #
19. 3011 Carlos Molina Calgary Hawaii Las Vegas Sacramento 2019-2037 #
20. 3009 Bruno King Westbury-Boston Calgary Asheville Miami 2046-2062 #
21. 3000 Brian Juguilon Cleveland Oregon Miami Las Vegas 2046-2065 *

Nearest Active Players:

2918 Carson Reese Rochester Hawaii Calgary 2049-2065 *
2912 Francisco Duran AC Kansas City Cleveland Montreal 2046-2065 *
2839 Deron Shoemaker River City Texas Montreal Knoxville 2048-2065 *
2633 Domingo Caballero River City Hawaii Rochester 2047-2065 *
2495 Corey O'Neal River City Sacramento 2048-2065 *
2425 Ty Blaney AC Kansas City Las Vegas Hawaii Sacramento 2052-2065 *
2357 Keitaro Sakai River City Montreal Bend 2052-2065 *
2357 Michael Schroeder Knoxville 2050-2065 *

SIMBL CAREER HOME RUN LEADERS

INDIANAPOLIS' HERMAN SOLANO & CALGARY'S CARSON REESE JOIN EXCLUSIVE 500 CAREER HOME RUNS CLUB

Indianapolis slugger Herman Solano smashes his 500th career home run against Sacramento. The #4 overall pick of the 2048 SIMBL Draft by Hawaii is in his 14th season.  In his 2052 rookie season, the 38 year-old hit 56 home runs which is a record that still stands for a rookie and is the fourth-most in a single-season in the SIMBL New File Era (2019-current).  The 2052 Syndicate League Rookie Of The Year is an 8-time All-Star, 7-time Silver Slugger and was the 2064 SLDS MVP.  He spent his first six seasons with the Pineapples, four seasons with the Clippers, two seasons with the Wolverines and is in his second season with the Rams.

Wednesday, June 24th, 2065

It was a historic day in the life of Herman Solano. The 38-year-old Indianapolis first baseman recorded the 500th homer of his career in the Rams 7-4 triumph over the Sacramento Giants.

In the clubhouse after the game, Solano told BNN, "I was just looking for a ball to drive, and I got one."

Solano's all-time stats include: 2211 hits, 376 doubles, 15 triples, 500 home runs and 1447 RBIs in 2061 games. He is batting .278 with 56 stolen bases and has scored 1220 runs.

Calgary's Carson Reese rounds the bases after joining 27 others to hit 500 career home runs in 2065 SIM 15.  The 4-time Slugger Of The Year Most Valuable Player is the only player in SIMBL history to have won the award with three different teams. The #2 overall pick of the 2046 SIMBL Draft by Rochester is a 4-time MVP, 12-time All-Star, 9-time Silver Slugger, a 3-time postseason series MVP and is tied for the most in SIMBL history with 12 Gold Gloves. The 37 year-old compiled perhaps the best season in SIMBL history in 2063 by becoming the first and only player in league history to hit .400 hitting .407 with 52 home runs and another SIMBL single-season record 170 RBI with a historic 12.59 WAR also the most in a single-season in SIMBL history. The SIMBL Hall Of Fame-bound slugger is in his 4.5th season with Calgary after spending his first 6.5 seasons with Rochester and 5.5 seasons with Hawaii.

Friday, July 17th, 2065

A big sigh of relief erupted from Carson Reese after he hit his 500th career homer. The Calgary center fielder said, "I'm glad it's over...now I can go back to just playing baseball."

It was quite a day for Reese. He got his name in the league record books with 2 hits, 2 runs batted in, scored 1 run and his team, the Calgary Clippers beat the Asheville Smokies 6-5.

Reese knew it when he hit it. He raised his hands in the air, then ran the bases like a high school player, clapping and grinning.

He told reporters in the postgame interview, "I was acting goofy running the bases... but it was my 500th home run."

"It was great," his manager said. "He stood there and watched it...we all did. You just felt it was coming...you just had a sense he would hit it soon. He has been having a lot of good at-bats. It was great to get it out of the way."

Reese has compiled a career batting average of .311 with 2900 hits, 500 homers and 1873 RBIs.

500 Career Home Runs
As Of The 7/20/2065 League Date:

*- Indicates Active Player
#- Indicates Inducted Into SIMBL Hall Of Fame

700 Career Home Runs: 1
600 Career Home Runs: 11
550 Career Home Runs: 18
500 Career Home Runs: 28
450 Career Home Runs: 45
400 Career Home Runs: 77

1. 705 Roger Marcum Hawaii 2029-2046 #
2. 679 Deryk Ryles Hawaii Whitby-Montreal Toronto Ann Arbor 2026-2047 #
3. 652 Tony Aguilar Hartford Dallas Boston 2019-2038 #
4. 649 Julian Winfield Rochester San Diego Las Vegas Tampa Bay Asheville Westbury Oregon 2020-2043 #
5. 645 Carlos Molina Calgary Hawaii Las Vegas Sacramento 2019-2037 #
6. 640 Daniel Sarachaga Cleveland Bristol New York Ann Arbor 2044-2065 *
7. 630 Michael Lamb St. Petersburg Montreal Indianapolis Cleveland Chicago 2046-2065 *
8. 626 Colt McAlister Calgary 2019-2034 #
9. 617 Jake Boles Tampa Bay Chicago Hawaii Toronto Ann Arbor 2029-2049 #
10. 605 Manuel Ayala Seattle-Ann Arbor 2043-2062 #
11. 604 Franklyn Borba Seattle-Ann Arbor 2043-2062 #

577 Carl Chaulk Las Vegas Asheville 2022-2044 #
568 Popeye Parrish Westbury-Boston Knoxville Indianapolis St Petersburg 2039-2061 #
568 Michael Price Seattle Boston-River City AC Kansas City Sacramento Cleveland Ann Arbor 2039-2062 #
567 Keith Cooper Tampa Bay Montreal San Diego Ann Arbor 2035-2051 #
564 Gene Smith Cleveland Knoxville Texas St. Petersburg 2042-2059
561 Daryl Ryles San Diego 2006-2018 #
553 Bobby Papesh Oregon Boston Tampa Bay Knoxville 2026-2045 #
549 Felipe Santana San Diego Chicago Cleveland Bend Boston 2037-2054 #
538 Richard Millsaps Dallas-Pittsburgh-Miami AC Kansas City Asheville Bend Hawaii 2043-2061
536 Jordan Leek New York Boston 2044-2061 #
531 Trevor Lane Calgary 2040-2058 #
530 Hugh Gordon Boston Montreal Indianapolis Ann Arbor Bend 2038-2056 #
530 Allen Walker San Diego 2045-2059
511 Hue Henderson Calgary 2029-2045 #
509 Pedro Santana Calgary 2039-2054 #
502 Herman Solano Hawaii Calgary Ann Arbor Indianapolis 2052-2065 *
500 Carson Reese Rochester Hawaii Calgary 2052-2065 *

Nearest Active Players:

441 Domingo Caballero River City Hawaii Rochester 2047-2065 *
424 Jukebox Davis AC Kansas City Montreal Toronto 2048-2065 *
422 Keitaro Sakai River City Montreal Bend 2052-2065 *
407 Jo Jo Vera Calgary 2053-2065 *
396 Andre Kidwell River City New York AC Kansas City Knoxville Montreal Rochester Toronto 2047-2065 *
395 Dana Brown St. Petersburg 2053-2065 *
390 Ty Blaney AC Kansas City Las Vegas Hawaii Sacramento 2052-2065 *
390 Derek Large Hawaii Rochester Cleveland Texas Indianapolis 2050-2065 *
383 Nathan Armbruster St. Petersburg 2053-2065 *
383 Michael Schroeder Knoxville 2050-2065 *

LANCE'S LISTS: A LOOK AT TEAM RECORDS ONE SEASON AGO AT THE BREAK 2064-2065

Ann Arbor first baseman Juan Jose Miranda (above) is having a breakout season for the UL Wildcard-leading Wolverines. The former 17th overall pick of the 2059 SIMBL Draft by River City, acquired in a 2061 trade by Ann Arbor with the Rascals, is hitting .287 with 23 home runs and 69 RBI at the 2065 All-Star break.  In his third season, the 24 year-old leads a balanced Wolverines offense that has helped Ann Arbor to improve a SIMBL-best 14 games at the break from last season.  Ann Arbor is 5 games behind the 9-time UL Central Division defending champion Texas Roadrunners and lead the UL wildcard race by 5 games.  The Wolverines look to make their first postseason appearance since the 2063 season.

STANDINGS AT THE 88-90 GAME MARK ONE SEASON AGO 2064:

By Lance Stanley
SIMBL Contributor

Hi again youngsters.  Lance Stanley reporting for the SIMBL.

Well bedwetters, we passed the 61st annual Nicolas Mabie Memorial SIMBL All-Star Game named in honor of former charter and long-time SIMBL GM Steph Mabie's departed infant son Nicolas who was lost back near the beginning of the league in real-life 2006.

With that, we take our annual "Lance's Lists" look at what teams' records were one year ago at the break at the 89-game mark and who has improved and who has digressed at this same time a season ago.

The largest one-season improvement in SIMBL history was +35 games by the 2014 Birmingham Blue Sox (now the Ann Arbor Wolverines) by former GM Jason DeMarco.  The Blue Sox went from 46-116, the worst record in SIMBL history, to 81-81 which was good enough to win them a division title, in one season from 2013-2014 in the SIMBL First File Era (2005-2018)

The largest one-season decline in SIMBL history was by the 2038 Texas Roadrunners who went 89-73 and a wildcard berth in 2037 to 51-111 (-38) two seasons removed from winning the 2036 SIMBL championship.

Here are the one-season team record differences as of the 89-game mid-season mark of this season for each team compared to a season ago as the SIMBL officially enters the second half of its 61st season of play:

+14.0 Ann Arbor Wolverines
+9.5 Hawaii Pineapples
+8.5 Cleveland Brownies
+6.5 Rochester Roosters
+6.5 Chicago Hitmen
+6.5 Las Vegas Hustlers
+3.5 River City Rascals
+3.0 San Diego Warewolves
+2.5 Montreal Mavericks
+2.5 Texas Roadrunners
+2.5 Toronto Rush
+1.5 Bend Bandits
+1.0 AC Kansas City
+ 0.5 Bristol Owls

-1.0 Sacramento Giants
-2.5 New York Enforcers
-2.5 Boston Patriots
-5.5 Indianapolis Rams
-8.5 Asheville Smokies
-8.5 St. Petersburg Admirals
-11.5 Calgary Clippers
-11.5 Knoxville Lumberkings
-12.5 Miami Sharks
-18.0 Oregon Pioneers

2065 SIMBL ALL-STARS ANNOUNCED

SIMBL Prepares For 61st Annual Midsummer Classic & All-Star Break

River City ace and 7-time All-Star Boddie Montgomery (above) and his SIMBL-leading 5.4 WAR lead the Syndicate League against their rival Union League in the annual SIMBL Midsummer Classic as the 2065 SIMBL All-Star teams have been officially announced.

Toronto second baseman Jukebox Davis (above right) was selected to his 13th SIMBL All-Star Game for the 2065 season.  The #1 overall pick of the 2044 SIMBL Draft is in his 18th season and is headed to the SIMBL Hall Of Fame with a career batting average of .298 (30th) with 3163 hits (13th), 424 home runs (58th) 1738 RBI (17th) and a 97.01 WAR (5th).  The 38 year-old is a 13-time All-Star, 6-time Silver Slugger, 8-time Gold Glove, 2053 SLDS MVP and a 2-time SIMBL champion.  Davis joins only 12 other players to be selected to 13 or more All-Star Games in their career.  The Rush second baseman is in his first year with Toronto after spending his first 15 seasons with AC Kansas City and 2 seasons with Montreal.

Knoxville stalwart Michael Schroeder (above) has been selected to his 12th SIMBL All-Star Game.  The #2 overall pick of the 2049 SIMBL Draft has made 12 Midsummer Classics in his 16-season career.  The 3-time SL Slugger Of The Year MVP has posted ten .300 batting average seasons and has led the league three times in batting average, two times in OBP, 4-times in SLG and 4-times in OPS.  The 34 year-old has also won 7 Silver Slugger Awards. The Lumberkings longtime left fielder has a blistering .307 career batting average (9th) and a .922 career OPS (2nd).

MOST SIMBL ALL-STAR GAMES:

*- Indicates First File Era (2005-2018) Player

The 2065 SIMBL All-Star Game All-Stars have been announced.

The annual SIMBL Midsummer Classic takes place on the July 14, 2065 league date which will occur with the traditional first three games of the second half of the season in 2065 SIM 15.

Veteran Sharks Star Leads Union League All-Stars to Win in Annual SIMBL All-Star Game

Coy Young shined brightly tonight against the best talent that the SIMBL has to offer.

The All-Star was named MVP for the annual mid-season showcase held at Cleveland's Dawg Pound Park, as his Union League All-Stars downed the Syndicate League All-Stars by a count of 5-1.

"It's humbling to even play in a game like this with legends of the sport all around you," he said.

Young went 2 for 3 with two runs scored, a single and solo home run and a RBI to capture the honor.

13-Time All-Star:

2B Jukebox Davis Toronto Rush

12-Time All-Star:

LF Michael Schroeder Knoxville Lumberkings

10-Time All-Star:

CL Todd Rogers St. Petersbrg Admirals

9-Time All-Stars:

SP Julian Escobar Texas Roadrunners
SP Paul Thompson Toronto Rush
CF Michael Oglethorpe Texas Roadrunners
SP Corey Hicks Rochester Roosters

8-Time All-Stars:

SS Jason Russell Indianapolis Rams

7-Time All-Stars:

CL Manny Nunez Calgary Clippers
SP Boddie Montgomery River City Rascals

6-Time All-Stars:

SP Mario Rojas Texas Roadrunners
RP Jeff Nix Miami Sharks
CL Rod Ellis Miami Sharks
C Michael Munnings Boston Patriots
LF Keitaro Sakai Bend Bandits
2B Ryoma Kota Asheville Smokies
3B Derek Large Hawaii Pineapples
3B Casey Miller Asheville Smokies
SS Jesus Garcia San Diego Warewolves
SS John Vencius Chicago Hitmen
CF Michael Ayers Chicago Hitmen
CF Benjamin Doyle Las Vegas Hustlers
RF Alfredo Martinez Knoxville Lumberkings

5-Time All-Stars:

RP Stu Jackson Ann Arbor Wolverines
RP Pedro Rosario Bend Bandits
2B Coy Young Miami Sharks
3B Kangaroo Francisco Oregon Pioneers
3B Corey Schmidt Bristol Owls
SS Justin Reed Oregon Pioneers
SP Matthew Olson AC Kansas City
SP Brad Schultz River City Rascals
C Eddie Bauer Hawaii Pineapples
1B Bobby Herman Knoxville Lumberkings
1B Mario Pena San Diego Warewolves
SS James Polanski Asheville Smokies

2065 Union League All-Stars:

(Career Appearance)
*-Indicates Repeat From Last Season

SP Burton Dirkschneider Toronto Rush (2)
SP Julian Escobar Texas Roadrunners (9) *
SP Manuel Morin New York Enforcers (2)
SP Palmer Mueller Bristol Owls (1)
SP Eric O'Connor Ann Arbor Wolverines (2)
SP Mario Rojas Texas Roadrunners (6) *
SP Noah Spears Ann Arbor Wolverines (2) *
SP Harry Sutton Ann Arbor Wolverines (1)
SP Paul Thompson Toronto Rush (9) *
SP Anthony Vargo Boston Patriots (3)

RP Stu Jackson Ann Arbor Wolverines (5)
RP Lee Krieger Montreal Mavericks (1)
RP Marvin Livermore Cleveland Brownies (1)
RP Cesar Lopez Texas Roadrunners (1)
RP Jeff Nix Miami Sharks (6)
RP Ron Prado Montreal Mavericks (1)
RP Pedro Rosario Bend Bandits (5)
RP Marcus Townson Bend Bandits (1)
CL Rod Ellis Miami Sharks (6) *
CL Manny Nunez Calgary Clippers (7)
CL Sidney Tolbert Texas Roadrunners (2)

C Zoe Kohler Ann Arbor Wolverines (7)
C Michael Munnings Boston Patriots (6) *
C Jack Riley Montreal Mavericks (1)
C Samuel Tyler Bristol Owls (3) *
1B Juan Jose Miranda Ann Arbor Wolverines (1)
1B Benjamin Murphy New York Enforcers (1)
2B Victor Cassato New York Enforcers (1)
2B Jukebox Davis Toronto Rush (13) *
2B Kareem Said Cleveland Brownies (2)
2B Coy Young Miami Sharks (5) *
3B Kangaroo Francisco Oregon Pioneers (5)
3B Gerard Harvey Texas Roadrunners (2) *
3B Michael Marshall Boston Patriots (3)
3B Emelio Renteria Miami Sharks (4)
3B Corey Schmidt Bristol Owls (5) *
3B Darrell Wharton Montreal Mavericks (3) *
SS Justin Reed Oregon Pioneers (5) *
LF Xavier Palacios Ann Arbor Wolverines (1)
LF Keitaro Sakai Bend Bandits (6) *
LF Robin Wood New York Enforcers (1)
CF Michael Oglethorpe Texas Roadrunners (9) *
RF Rickey Coleman Miami Sharks (4)
RF Geoffrey Ortiz Oregon Pioneers (1)
RF Cliff Reid Cleveland Brownies (1)
RF Michael Younger Cleveland Brownies (3)

2065 Syndicate League All-Stars:

(Career Appearance)
*-Indicates Repeat From Last Season

SP Leland Akers Hawaii Pineapples (2)
SP Ray Allison Hawaii Pineapples (1)
SP Early Finau Indianapolis Rams (3) *
SP Corey Hicks Rochester Roosters (9) *
SP David Little San Diego Warewolves (1)
SP Cory Lynn Sacramento Giants (1)
SP Allen Miller River City Rascals (1)
SP Boddie Montgomery River City Rascals (7) *
SP Matthew Olson AC Kansas City (5)
SP Ricardo Perez Rochester Roosters (1)
SP Brad Schultz River City Rascals (5) *
SP Teddy Waters Rochester Roosters (1)
SP Pat Weeks Chicago Hitmen (2)
SP David Williams Sacramento Giants (3)

RP Rex Bailey St. Petersburg Admirals (1)
RP Kevin Brine Hawaii Pineapples (1)
RP Edgar Ferguson Chicago Hitmen (1)
RP Nelson Montoya AC Kansas City (1)
RP Kirk Wright Rochester Roosters (1)
CL Stan Esler AC Kansas City (3)
CL Bryan Malone Knoxville Lumberkings (2) *
CL Todd Rogers St. Petersbrg Admirals (10) *
CL Gerardo Salazar Las Vegas Hustlers (1)
CL Tyrone Simon San Diego Warewolves (2)

C Eddie Bauer Hawaii Pineapples (5) *
C Shinji Nakamura River City Rascals (3) *
C Grady Nelson Indianapolis Rams (4) *
C Matthew Ray San Diego Warewolves (4)
1B Bobby Herman Knoxville Lumberkings (5) *
1B Mario Pena San Diego Warewolves (5)
1B Joshua Preuss St. Petersburg Admirals (1)
1B Edgar Ramirez Hawaii Pineapples (1)
2B Francisco Aguilera Rochester Roosters (1)
2B Aaron Gryka Indianapolis Rams (2)
2B Ryoma Kota Asheville Smokies (6) *
2B Todd Rowe Chicago Hitmen (5)
2B Alex Stewart San Diego Warewolves (1)
3B Michael Collins River City Rascals (3) *
3B Derek Large Hawaii Pineapples (6) *
3B Pepi Manuel St. Petersburg Admirals (2)
3B Casey Miller Asheville Smokies (6)
SS Jesus Garcia San Diego Warewolves (6)
SS James Polanski Asheville Smokies (5) *
SS John Reese Las Vegas Hustlers (3) *
SS Jason Russell Indianapolis Rams (8) *
SS John Vencius Chicago Hitmen (6)
LF Carlos Alfonso Chicago Hitmen (2)
LF Kenneth Holland San Diego Warewolves (2)
LF Victor Rivera Asheville Smokies (3) *
LF Ruben Salas AC Kansas City (1)
LF Michael Schroeder Knoxville Lumberkings (12) *
CF Michael Ayers Chicago Hitmen (6)
CF Hollis Davis River City Rascals (4) *
CF Benjamin Doyle Las Vegas Hustlers (6)
RF Kevin Carlton San Diego Warewolves (4)
RF Jorge Cooper Asheville Smokies (4) *
RF Jesus Guerrero Chicago Hitmen (1)
RF Charlie Holcomb Indianapolis Rams (1)
RF Alfredo Martinez Knoxville Lumberkings (6)

Union League All-Star Futures Game Selections announced:

SP Jonas De La Garza (CLE-AAA)
SP Ariel Duran (CLE-AAA)
SP Antonio Gaona (BRI-AAA)
SP Andres Garcia (ANN-AA)
SP Felipe Garcia (BEN-R)
SP Erik Reynolds (NY-R)
SP Anthony Tucker (NY-R)
RP Sean Cortez (ANN-A)
RP Alfredo Fernandez (TOR-A)
RP Rafael Garcia (MON-AAA)

C Carlos De La Rosa (NY-AAA)
C Hector Escalante (CGY-AAA)
1B Manuel Ayala Jr. (TOR-AAA)
3B Oliver Donnelly (BOS-AAA)
SS Chip Collins (ANN-AAA)
SS Jason Foster (BEN-AAA)
SS Nelson Lujan (MON-AAA)
SS Matt O'Farrell (BOS-AA)
LF Dirk Phillips (TEX-AAA)
CF Jaxson Aldinger (ANN-A)
CF Antonio Costa (CLE-A)
CF Leonardo Garcia (NY-AA)
CF Don Odom (MON-AA)
CF Javier Urbina (BRI-A)
RF Brandon Chambers (TEX-A)
RF Steve Olson (TOR-AAA)

Syndicate League All-Star Futures Game Selections announced:

SP Scott Bunch (LV-AAA)
SP Jack Clarke (LV-R)
SP Kent Maxwell (LV-AA)
SP Reginald McMuckin (SD-AAA)
SP David Montabo (ROC-AAA)
SP Chris Nelson (AKC-AA)
SP Julio Trinidad (ROC-AA)
RP Ernie Knox (RC-A)
CL Shoin Agano (LV-A)

C Mario Prada (LV-AAA)
C Bobby Romanelli (CHI-AA)
C Christian Walsh (SD-A)
2B Mario Aguilera (HAW-AA)
3B Quinton Bowman (SD-A)
3B Max Brown (ROC-A)
SS Francisco Flores (IND-A)
SS Justin Powell (LV-A)
SS Denver Proctor (KNX-AA)
SS Josh Spencer (ASH-AAA)
CF Clemente Jackson (HAW-AAA)
CF Ivan Moore (CHI-A)
CF Larry Powers (SAC-AA)
CF Toby Pugh (STP-AAA)
RF Hamilton Donohue (KNX-AAA)
RF Jonathan Johnson (SD-A)
RF Andrew Lewis (ROC-AA)