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Call him Cat after the Lee Marvin film…..Jane Fonda is not in my verbal dictionary!!!!
One would suspect that Bryan Lippencott joins Suns for Playoffs
too soon to ask about playoff schedules for POTOMAC and Hagerstown????
Another thought on #3 JoelB: how many pitchers earned starting nods in 2013 due to injuries, promotions
and the wrath of make-up DHs????? Nic Lee earned a starting role due to his make-up DH starting nods…..
anything is possible in minor league player developement.
go nats!
Barring a Barves-like collapses, it’s Potomac vs. Lynchburg at the Pfitz, Sept. 4-5, 6 if necessary. Potomac’s magic number to clinch the 2nd half is three. Lynchburg, as far as I can tell, has already clinched a playoff spot because even in the event of a double-half win, the Hillcats lead third-place Wilmington by 9.5 with nine to play.
If the Suns can hold off the Power, they, too, will be a double half winner and host all three games of Round 1. If not, they’ll host Game 2 and Game 3 if necessary. Game 2 is scheduled for September 6. If 2011 is any guide (when Hickory won both halves), Game 1 will still be September 4th even if Hagerstown wins both halves.
Both leagues alternate HFA in the Finals by the year, not statistical finish. In both leagues, the Northern Division gets Game 1 & 2 of the Finals, with the Southern Division getting Games 3 & 4, 5. In the Carolina League, Game 1 is set for Saturday, September 7th. Again, if previous years are any guide, Game 1 for the South Atlantic League is Sunday the 8th. (My guess is that the much longer distances in the Sally League require the scheduled travel days).