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Kermit's 2018 Hall of Fame Bracket Part 2

Welcome to part 2! Thanks to all who voted in the first section, so I am changing up something I had said before. You only have to vote once in each round to be able to vote in later round. So, if you have played in Leroy make sure to get out there and vote for these first round matchups!!

Here is the results from the first 8 Matchups.

We didn't have any hiccups through the first 8 , will we in the second half? You can listen to the podcast below, and read the rest of the article for awards, stats, and notes. When your ready be sure to CLICK HERE for Round 1 Part 2 voting!! PLEASE USE YOUR FULL NAME, FIRST AND LAST. The password to vote is "Leroy". Don't worry if the answer is "correct" or "incorrect". That is how i add up the votes.

 

#4 (64.88) Jared Jonkman vs. #61 (10.80) Zach Wisniewski

Jared Jonkman

2016: #8 (45.90)

2015: #7 (43.94)

2014: #18 (31.87)

General Stats – 61 Games Played (34-24-3), 64.88 Ranking (4th), 86.70 Qualify (7th), 43.06 Salary (11th), 44.03 Batting (10th), 42.09 Pitching (11th)

Batting Stats – 0.470 Average, 1.068 Slugging, 81 Homers, 153 RBI’s, 147 Runs, 109 K’s, 457 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.355 Average, 4.80 ERA, 95 IP, 13-7 Record, 6-7 Saves, 152 k’s, 437 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Champion – 1 (2014), All Leroy – 2 (2015, 2017), All Salary – 2 (2015, 2016), All Iron – 1 (2017), All Batting – 2 (2015, 2016), All Pitching – 1 (2015), All Star – 3 (2015-2017), Experience – 4 (2014-2017). Nicknamed the “Sheriff”, Jared has run the Bushleague Badgers for 3 years taking them to the Championship in the past year. Jared does a lot of odd and ends jobs for the league including logo work for the teams, helping with the maintenance, and has future plans for designs at the complex.

Zach Wisniewski

2016: NA

2015: NA

2014: NA

General Stats – 4 Games Played (1-3), 10.80 Ranking (61st), 4.50 Qualify (48th), 17.10 Salary (63rd), 12.83 Batting (64th), 21.37 Pitching (56th).

Batting Stats – 0.240 Average, 0.240 Slugging, 0 Homers, 1 RBI, 4 Runs, 12 k’s, 25 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.548 Average, 15.43 ERA, 4 2/3 IP, 0-1 Record, 0-0 Saves, 3 k’s, 31 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Zach was a highlight for Leroy at Nationals where he attended to help coach the Legends team. He also attended the All Star game and had a great showing in the Home Run Derby.

 

#29 (29.31) Alex Friedman vs. #36 (25.49) Austin Gibson

Alex Friedman

2016: NA

2015: NA

2014: NA

General Stats – 21 Games Played (11-10), 29.31 Ranking (29th), 26.68 Qualify (29th), 31.94 Salary (29th), 32.41 Batting (31st), 31.46 Pitching (26th)

Batting Stats – 0.372 Average, 0.738 Slugging, 16 Homers, 39 RBI’s, 31 Runs, 43 k’s, 145 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.485 Average, 11.22 ERA, 28 1/3 IP, 2-3 Record, 4-4 Saves, 41 k’s, 163 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Experience – 1 (2017) Alex led the Free Agent Otters to a huge upset of the Dutch Ovens in the playoffs. He was also a participant in the All Star game this year as a reserve. The ORWBL Commissioner also helped coach the Legends National team this year in Morenci.

Austin Gibson

2016: #32 (18.27)

2015: #26 (21.80)

2014: #21 (27.07)

General Stats – 19 Games Played (13-6), 25.49 Ranking (36th), 19.76 Qualify (33rd), 31.23 Salary (32nd), 39.78 Batting (18th), 22.68 Pitching (52nd).

Batting Stats – 0.422 Average, 0.917 Slugging, 17 Homers, 27 RBI’s, 37 Runs, 27 k’s, 109 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.470 Average, 11.61 ERA, 20 2/3 IP, 3-4 Record, 0-0 Saves, 18 k’s, 115 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Austin had his sights on a full year return for the first time in his career, before an injury put him out for most of the year. He came back with a bang winning the home run derby hitting 19 homers in just one minute.

 

#13 (52.64) Grant Reynhout vs. #52 (15.67) Brandon Swanson

Grant Reynhout

2016: #14 (38.95)

2015: #14 (35.31)

2014: #23 (25.84)

General Stats – 64 Games Played (26-36-2), 52.64 Ranking (13th), 84.89 Qualify (8th), 20.38 Salary (59th), 20.76 Batting (51st), 20.01 Pitching (59th).

Batting Stats – 0.288 Average, 0.449 Slugging, 18 Homers, 59 RBI’s, 82 Runs, 165 k’s, 472 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.501 Average, 12.48 ERA, 88 IP, 6-16 Record, 2-3 Saves, 91 k’s, 519 at bats.

Awards and Notes: All Star – 1 (2015), Experience – 4 (2014-2017). Grant has owned a team every single year, with a different name each year. (Muffin Men, Soup A Stars, One Hit Wonders, Big Unit Bashers). He welded our strike zones for the league this year and throughout all four years, especially in the early goings was a big part of the league with creative ideas to make the league better.

Brandon Swanson

2016: NA

2015: NA

2014: NA

General Stats – 3 Games Played (2-1), 15.67 Ranking (52nd), 3.54 Qualify (55th), 27.79 Salary (43rd), 35.17 Batting (27th), 20.41 Pitching (58th)

Batting Stats – 0.522 Average, 0.870 Slugging, 2 Homers, 6 RBI’s, 6 Runs, 7 k’s, 23 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.632 Average, 14.00 ERA, 3 IP, 0-0 Record, 0-0 Saves, 1 k, 19 at bats.

Awards and Notes: We didn’t see much or any of Brandon late in the season. Hoping to see him make a comeback in 2018.

 

#20 (40.92) Jeremiah Wiltjer vs. #45 (19.39) Jeremy Ross

Jeremiah Wiltjer

2016: #26 (24.13)

2015: NA

2014: NA

General Stats: 39 Games Played (25-13-1), 40.92 Ranking (20th), 46.48 Qualify (22nd), 35.36 Salary (22nd), 28.02 Batting (40th), 42.69 Pitching (10th)

Batting Stats – 0.350 Average, 0.646 Slugging, 19 Homers, 49 RBI’s, 51 Runs, 78 k’s, 243 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.308 Average, 4.44 ERA, 51 1/3 IP, 5-4 Record, 5-6 Saves, 110 k’s, 221 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Champion – 1 (2016), All Pitching – 1 (2017), Experience – 1 (2017). Jeremiah bust onto the scene in 2016 getting signed by the eventual Champion Jager Corn Bombers. He was thrown into big games right away and he seemed to play better when the games mattered most. He made another Championship run this year, this time losing with the Badgers.

Jeremy Ross

2016: NA

2015: NA

2014: NA

General Stats: 6 Games Played (3-3), 19.39 Ranking (45th), 8.09 Qualify (42nd), 30.69 Salary (34th), 37.43 Batting (22nd), 23.94 Pitching (47th)

Batting Stats – 0.381 Average, 0.905 Slugging, 6 Homers, 11 RBI’s 11 runs, 9 k’s, 42 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.519 average, 14.67 ERA, 9 IP, 1-1 Record, 1-1 Saves, 9 k’s, 54 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Jeremy made a few appearances in 2017 and seemed to be able to adapt quick. He looks to get a full year under his belt next year.

 

#5 (64.39) Jon Gibson vs. #60 (11.67) Isaiah Devries

Jon Gibson

2016: #6 (49.51)

2015: #1 (59.41)

2014: #17 (31.35)

General Stats – 52 Games Played (32-19-1), 64.39 Ranking (5th), 79.86 Qualify (10th), 48.91 Salary (4th), 45.39 Batting (8th), 52.43 Pitching (5th).

Batting Stats – 0.472 Average, 1.111 Slugging, 76 Homers, 144 RBI’s, 129 Runs, 94 k’s, 407 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.314 Average, 4.78 ERA, 90 1/3 IP, 11-4 Record, 13-13 Saves, 141 k’s, 392 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Mr. Leroy – 1 (2015), Rookie of Year (2015), Most Improved – 2 ( 2015, 2017), Ironman Award – 1 (2015), All Leroy – 1 (2015), All Salary – 2 (2015, 2017), All Iron Team – 1 (2015), All Batting – 2 (2015, 2017), All Pitching – 2 (2015, 2017). All Star – 2 (2015, 2017), Experience – 2 (2015, 2017). Jon seems to only care about the league during odd years. He was the #1 ranked player after the 2015 season and had a season that held records that many would never seen broken. They were broken this season by Caleb, but in 2015 we only had 10 games, against last year’s 21 regular season games.

Isaiah Devries

2016: #39 (10.43)

2015: #35 (11.42)

2014: #30 (13.70)

General Stats – 3 Games Played (1-2), 11.67 Ranking (60th), 2.14 Qualify (61st), 21.20 Salary (58th), 20.98 Batting (49th), 21.43 Pitching (55th).

Batting Stats – 0.231 Average, 0.462 Slugging, 1 Homer, 3 RBI’s, 1 Run, 6 k’s, 13 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.625 Average, 18.00 ERA, 2 IP, 1-0 Record, 0-0 Saves, 2 k’s, 16 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Isaiah played the first 3 games of the league, we haven’t seen him since.

 

#28 (29.59) Cody Martin vs. #37 (24.57) Ryan Barnes

Cody Martin

2016: #23 (27.19)

2015: #24 (25.50)

2014: #22 (26.60)

General Stats – 2 Games Played (1-1), 29.59 Ranking (28th), 1.46 Qualify (70th), 57.72 Salary (2nd), 99.44 Batting (1st), 16.01 Pitching (68th).

Batting Stats – 0.778 Average, 2.444 Slugging, 4 Homers, 10 RBI’s, 6 Runs, 1 k, 9 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.667 Average, 31.50 ERA, 1 1/3 IP, 0-0 Record, 0-0 Saves, 2 k’s, 12 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Mystery man Cody came for 2 games, absolutely destroyed and has been incognito ever since. The best batting stats ever, also some of the worst pitching stats ever.

Ryan Barnes

2016: NA

2015: NA

2014: NA

General Stats – 17 Games Played (9-8), 24.57 (37th), 19.61 Qualify (34th), 29.54 Salary (38th), 29.20 Batting (36th), 29.88 Pitching (32nd).

Batting Stats – 0.385 Average, 0.633 Slugging, 8 Homers, 19 RBI’s, 27 Runs, 26 k’s, 109 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.417 Average, 7.67 ERA, 20 1/3 IP, 2-3 Record, 2-3 Saves, 27 k’s, 103 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Ryan came onto the scene in 2017 with trash talk and not backing down to anyone while wearing flip flops in some games. Ryan made some noise with his ability to hold his ground and compete with the best through the weeks, expect to see an improvement in his second year.

 

#12 (52.78) Jack Hillegonds vs. #53 (15.35) Jake Olthoff

Jack Hillegonds

2016: #18 (38.16)

2015: #11 (38.20)

2014: NA

General Stats – 41 Games Played (29-11-1), 52.78 Ranking (12th), 60.40 Qualify (16th), 45.15 Salary (6th), 48.86 Batting (7th), 41.45 Pitching (41.45).

Batting Stats – 0.547 Average, 1.198 Slugging, 64 Homers, 129 RBI’s, 107 Runs, 62 k’s, 329 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.355 Average, 4.88 ERA, 64 IP, 10-5 Record, 6-7 Saves, 99 k’s, 293 at bats.

Awards and Notes: All Leroy – 1 (2015), All Salary – 2 (2015, 2017, All Batting – 2 (2015, 2017), Experience – 2 (2015, 2017), All Star – 2 (2015, 2017). Jack had one of the best years we have ever seen in 2017 from the plate after an injury that caused him to miss a few weeks. He looks poised to take 2018 on head first and solidify himself as a top tier player in Leroy. He was a part of the Nationals team this year that went to Morenci and was part of the infamous Room 2.

Jake Olthoff

2016: #35 (14.34)

2015: NA

2014: NA

General Stats – 6 Games Played (0-5-1), 15.35 Ranking (53rd), 8.26 Qualify (41st), 22.44 Salary (54th), 19.70 Batting (57th), 25.18 Pitching (45th)

Batting Stats – 0.298 Average, 0.447 Slugging, 2 Homers, 4 RBI’s, 8 Runs, 18 k’s, 47 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.528 Average, 12.96 ERA, 8 1/3 IP, 0-2 Record, 0-0 Saves, 12 k’s, 53 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Best known for his rivalry with the best player in the game. He is the Lance Stephenson of the league. He attacks the best and dabs on them.

 

#21 (38.71) Drew Eenigenburg vs. #44 (19.50) Ben Byma

Drew Eenigenburg

2016: #16 (39.35)

2015: #10 (39.84)

2014: #1 (53.19)

General Stats – 36 Games Played (20-15-1), 38.71 Ranking (21st), 47.22 Qualify (20th), 30.21 Salary (35th), 25.08 Batting (44th), 35.35 Pitching (21st).

Batting Stats – 0.340 Average, 0.591 Slugging, 20 Homers, 43 RBI’s, 48 Runs, 104 k’s, 259 at bats

Pitching Stats – 0.384 Average, 5.44 ERA, 49 2/3 IP, 7-2 Record, 2-2 Saves, 55 k’s, 237 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Champion – 1 (2014), Mr. Leroy – 1 (2014), Owner of Year – 1 (2014), Ironman Award – 1 (2014), All Leroy – 1 (2014), All Iron Team – 1 (2014), All Pitching – 1 (2014). Experience – 1 (2014), All Star – 1 (2014). It is a shame many new players will never know Drew and what he meant to the league in the start. He put together a team that took the league by surprise and laid the blueprints on how to win in Leroy right off the bat. A hand injury in 2015 derailed his career and unfortunately we didn’t see him in 2017.

Ben Byma

2016: #31 (19.05)

2015: #27 (21.73)

2014: #20 (28.14)

General Stats – 6 Games Played (2-4), 19.50 Ranking (44th), 6.70 Qualify (44th), 32.29 Salary (27th), 32.59 Batting (30th), 31.99 Pitching (25th).

Batting Stats – 0.351 Average, 0.784 Slugging, 5 Homers, 9 RBI’s, 10 Runs, 15 k’s, 37 at bats.

Pitching Stats – 0.400 Average, 4.29 ERA, 7 IP, 1-1 Record, 1-1 Saves, 7 k’s, 35 at bats.

Awards and Notes: Ben hasn’t played since 2014, if he did he would by far have the best beard in the league.

 

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