Box Score Game 1 (Lost 13-7)

Player

At Bats

Runs

Hits

Hjelle

2

1

1

Rosner

2

2

1

Thomas

3

0

1

Riesetter

2

2

0

Kennedy

3

1

2

Clark

3

0

1

Lindholm

3

0

1

Bruns

3

0

1

Remick

3

0

0

Biebl

2

0

1

Dirksen

3

0

0

Fanucci

1

1

1

Totals

30

7

10

 

Box Score Game 2 (Won 16-4)

Player

At Bats

Runs

Hits

Hjelle

3

1

2

Rosner

3

0

0

Thomas

3

2

3

Riesetter

2

2

1

Kennedy

0

2

0

Clark

2

2

2

Lindholm

3

0

1

Bruns

2

1

0

Remick

1

1

0

Biebl

2

2

2

Dirksen

2

1

1

Fanucci

1

2

1

Totals

24

16

13


2B – Thomas (5), Kennedy (3),

Lindholm (3)

BB – Hjelle 2 (3), Rosner (1), Riesetter (2), Biebl (1), Fanucci 2 (4)

 

3B – Hjelle (2)

HR – Riesetter (2)

BB – Riesetter (3), Kennedy 3 (5), Clark (1), Bruns (1), Remick (1), Fanucci (5)


Who’s Hot

Pete(r) Fanucci – he managed to get on base all five times he came to the plate with 2 singles, 3 walks and he scored 3 runs as well.  His production this evening ignited a key Senser rally that enabled them to win game 2. 

 

Who’s Not

Mike Dirksen – the third baseman is struggling this season, posting just a .293 average and no extra base hits.  When asked for comment on his below average offensive production, he stated that it is a government conspiracy that rises to the highest level.

 


Offensive Milestones for Senser’s


- Thomas snuck up on Bruns to tie him with 91 career hits, of note is that Thomas did this after giving Bruns and the rest of the team a 1 year head start.

 

Who has a chance to set the 1 Year Record

Batting Average – Clark (.645), Kennedy (.658), Kletzin (.636), and Thomas (.622) all have a legitimate shot of surpassing Hjelle’s .635 avg in 2001. 

Hits – Kennedy with 25 and Thomas with 23 are the front runners to take on Hjelle’s record of 40 hits from 2001 ( Kennedy needs to average 2 hits a game and Thomas must average 2.25 over the next 8 games).

Singles – Kennedy, with 22 singles, can also beat Hjelle’s record of 36 singles.

Slugging % - Kletzin and Riesetter can pass Kletzin’s mark of .957.

On base % - Kennedy is on pace to surpass Hjelle’s .716.

Total bases – Kletzin is 22 bases away from passing Thomas’ record of 59.

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