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| Wiffle Ball Boss List | |||||||||||||||||
| As of September 6, 2006 | |||||||||||||||||
| The Wiffle Ball Boss List is very important to how a game is ran. Once teams are selected, managers must be set to see how the lineups will be made and starting pitchers named. The people who make these decisions is called the "Boss." The person with the most amount of At Bats on the season will get to make all of the hitting decisions. The person with the most Innings Pitched on the season will get to make all of the pitching decisions. The following lists rank the order of rank for both batting and pitching. | |||||||||||||||||
| Batting Boss | Pitching Boss | ||||||||||||||||
| 1. Craig Morois(483) 2. Danny Fochesato(311) 3. Casey Kmiecik(290) 4. Cory Jorgensen(273) 5. Eric Rajala(170) 6. Eric Lengas(168) 7. Josh Ketchum(159) 8. Matt Lengas(92) 9. Dave Kienitz(67) 10. Ricky Gilbert(60) 11. Dan Kmiecik(33) 12. Donn Morois(24) 13. Nate Michalski(16) |
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| 1. Danny Fochesato(166.00) 2. Cory Jorgensen(74.00) 3. Craig Morois(60.67) 4. Eric Lengas(56.67) 5. Casey Kmiecik(47.00) 6. Josh Ketchum(20.33) 7. Eric Rajala(19.33) |
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| *In event of a tie, the tiebreaker is decided by the lower ERA. Second tiebreaker is hits allowed. | |||||||||||||||||
| *In event of a tie, the tiebreaker is decided by number of hits. Second tiebreaker is home runs. |
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