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Hespeler finished the season on an 11-game win streak after completing the sweep over Chicago.

A bases loaded walk to Robert capped off the Mudhens second rally of the game as they came back to beat Broad Street 4-3 and take the final wildcard spot.

Adam gave up 3 runs in the 8th to blow a 4-1 lead that eventually led to a Toronto loss that ended their playoff hopes.

Keller threw eight shutout innings to lead Boogertown to the 1-0 win over Hinkson Creek as they lock up the 3rd wildcard spot in the league and will face Kelowna.

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Playoffs get underway in Wilmore and Kitchener on Tuesday, September 22nd

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Mount Pearl - Eury Perez - Out for the season.

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1- Hespeler Shamrocks (111.0)

The Shamrocks held onto the top spot in the rankings despite a bit of a mini slump following the trade deadline. The teams top ranked defense and .549 winning percentage against teams .500 or better helped push them ahead of the hard charging Krushers. The Shamrocks are just six wins shy of tying their team high and if they can go 19-13 to finish the season, they'll lock up their first ever 100-win campaign. They made a push at the deadline with some key moves that will be interesting to see how they play out.

2- Kelowna Krushers (103.0)

A 10-game win streak catapulted the Krushers into first place overall, but the teams poor defense is the main culprit that prevented them from also moving ahead of Hespeler in the rankings. Newly acquired Vinnie Pasquantino is batting .386 since joining the Krushers who have put up the second most runs for since the break. One eye-opening stat is the 30 steals from Jakob Marsee which accounts for almost half of the teams stolen bases. Kelowna has never been a big base stealing team which makes it stand out all the more.

3- Kitchener Destroying Angels (100.5)

Kitchener's .569 winning percentage against .500 or better teams should have them in a much better position at this point in the season. However, much of that success can be attributed to their shocking 9-0 record against Pullman. Take out that, and their 24-25 against the remaining teams at .500 or better. Add in the fact that they've lost some of their home field luster which has also contributed to the team being unable to maintain a solid win streak on the season.

4- Wilmore Mammoth (93.0)

The Mammoth watched their lead atop the Cox Division shrink to five games as a white-hot Toronto team was nipping at their heels. A 2-game win streak along with the Brewers being unable to beat Kelowna has helped them widen the gap back to seven games. Injuries have been a big reason why the team has stalled lately with three starting pitchers going down in the last week. With just 32 games remaining on the schedule, management may have to give up on their dream of locking up the biggest turnaround in league history as they would now have to go 25-7 to finish the season.

5- Toronto Brewers (88.5)

The Brewers were looking unbeatable until a recent series with Kelowna, who are 7-2 vs Toronto, set the team back. They were already starting to struggle coming out of the trade deadline and now have just a 2-game lead over Boogertown and Hilo for the final wildcard spot in the league. The team has been heavily relying on their pitching and defense to get them wins but need to find some offense from somewhere if they hope to make the playoffs and not spoil a tremendous run that had them threatening Wilmore for the division lead.

6- Pullman Cougs (84.0)

The Cougs seem to have figured things out and will be grateful to not have any more games remaining against the Destroying Angels, who have been their kryptonite this season. If not for the Devils obliterating everyone in their path at the moment, the Cougs could have found themselves in the top wildcard position heading into a huge set of series to conclude the month with Hespeler, Boogertown, Hilo, and Chicago all coming up in order to close out August and open up September.

7- Hilo Kitties (78.0)

Despite a season of frequent slumps and at times looking completely out of things, the Kitties have managed to keep themselves above water and are now riding a 3-game win streak that has moved them into the final wildcard spot in the league. Every time the Kitties have looked down and out, they find a way to get on a roll that pulls them back into the thick of the playoff race. The teams pitching isn't dominating as strongly as it was doing earlier in the season, but the offence is finding ways to come up with just enough runs to pull out key wins. They've just began a 9-game stretch against very winnable teams before they have to face Hespeler and Pullman to close out the month.

8- Chicago Devils (76.0)

Surprisingly, the Devils aren't the biggest riser in the rankings despite going on a rampage with a league best 34-15 record since June 15th. All this despite leaving Yu Darvish (3-14 6.83) in the rotation. It seems like the Devils like to have at least one starter getting whipped to death every season for the duration. Moving Clayton Kershaw out should have set them back, but they haven't missed a beat since the deadline and now hold the top wildcard spot in the league with Saskatoon and Mount Pearl being their next two opponents after visiting Wilmore. If Chicago can find a way to beat the .500 or better teams (.442), they could find themselves in the postseason which would delight Clubhouse Report panelist Brad Rideout, who predicted big things from Chicago this season.

9- Broad Street (66.0)

I have no idea how this team is ranked 9th. Their defense is stellar, but that's about as good as it gets. They looked dead in the water when they dropped ten straight games back in June, and then turned around and won six straight. They've somehow gone 20-16 since July 1st and that's with a -17 run differential. It's possible they could find a way to finish above .500 with Guelph falling back and the Bullies now facing a string of Cox and Mack division opponents in the coming weeks. The weird thing is that they were actually listed 8th in the last set of rankings.

10- Boogertown Trash Pandas (65.5)

Uh oh! Boogertown made a push at the deadline to bring in support after struggling for much of July but the influx of new players hasn't had the positive effect that management was hoping for. While Garrett Crochet has gone 3-1 in his six starts, his 4.46 ERA doesn't scream of a guy that going to lead them to the promised land. One guy who could do that is reliever Ian Seymour, who has compiled a 15-2 record in 62 appearances. His 15 wins are tied with Randy Dobnak from 2020 and are just two shy of the record set by Keith Foulke back in the leagues inaugural season when he won 17 for Medicine Hat.

11- Moncton Mudhens (57.5)

The Mudhens had a peculiar trade deadline as they focused on picking up utility players rather than guys who could push them over the hump this season. A wildcard berth was staring the team straight in the face and they elected to turn their back on it. They've gone 6-10 since the deadline largely in part to a devastating 7-game losing skid that has knocked them four games back of the final wildcard spot. The team still has a +15 run differential on the season and could have made a legitimate charge had they been more aggressive at the deadline. The pitching has done the best in can given the shotty defense behind it.

12- Bonavista Bay Tigers (52.5)

Look who has shown up to the party. The Tigers were the biggest risers in the rankings this week as they've gone 12-4 since the deadline, and 22-14 since the start of July. They're the only team to score 100 runs since the deadline as they've caught fire and moved themselves into a tie with the fading Mules. It's hard to tell if it will continue as they're currently facing a slumping Brewers team before facing Pyongyang and Mount Pearl with a desperate Boogertown sandwiched between those latter two. The Tigers could suddenly become on of the biggest spoilers in the wildcard race.

13- Hinkson Creek Mules (49.5)

The Mules stood pat at the deadline which shocked nobody and as a result continued their free-fall out of playoff contention. They topped the wildcard standings for much of the first half before suddenly forgetting how to win. They've gone a dismal 27-34 since the start of June and now are struggling to stay ahead of the rudderless Tigers in the Weaver Division. All the promise that had been built up in those first 60-80 games has disappeared and despite a recent 7-game win streak, the Mules look more like a team that will be focused on the draft lottery come October.

14- Guelph Huskies (46.0)

Huskies management abandoned ship at the deadline and decided they weren't going to let this team stay at .500 just to have another late season collapse. The team jettisoned pretty much anyone that played first base outside of Ben Rice and decided to go younger and make a big splash at the deadline. The frustrating thing with Guelph this season is that they have scored the third most runs in the league, while having the 17th ranked pitching staff, and a defense ranked dead last. The team is 18-22 in 1-run games, but has been a dismal 3-10 in 1-run games since the start of July. Stick a fork in them, they're done.

15- Pyongyang Red Star (39.5)

The Red Star may have a 57-73 record, but they have been a thorn in the side of many teams this season. They just ended Kelowna's 10-game win streak and took 2 of 3 against the league leaders. They've also frustrated the teams in their own division going 3-3 against each team in the Mack Division. They've currently won two in a row and tend to go on little spurts at just the wrong time for teams trying to make a playoff push. While they won't score a ton of runs and pretty much rely on Nolan McLean and Carlos Rodon to produce decent pitching numbers, they do play a solid defense.

16- Melonville Marauders (38.5)

Like Pyongyang, Melonville seem to heat up whenever they're facing teams that are desperate for wins. The Marauders are like those dormant volcano's that you want to believe are extinct, but just when you're about to declare it, they suddenly have an eruption before quieting down again. The Marauders don't have any positive team numbers and yet seem to find ways to be a pest.

17- Buchans Miners (35.5)

Even the heroics of Shohei Ohtani haven't been enough to give Buchans any hope of making a playoff push this season. The teams pitching has been terrible all season with a lousy defense that hasn't done it any favors. Throw in a .354 record against teams .500 or better, and it's been a long season in the caves. Management took the same route as Guelph at the deadline as it began casting off some key players which included Carlos Correa and Julio Rodriguez. They managed to pick up an additional first round pick in a deal with Kitchener which will end up being a non-lottery pick given the Destroying Angels comfortable position atop the Mack Division.

18- Saskatoon Sasquatches (28.0)

The Sasquatches stayed pretty quiet at the deadline and have pretty much been that way the entire season. Of course, all eyes will be on whether the team will stay at the bottom of the league and quite possibly draft first overall for the second consecutive season. They should be a lock for a top 4 big at worst. As for this season, they've tried to put up a fight offensively as they rank 7th, but they are dead last pitching which has countered any offensive positives. They could potentially have a rookie of the year winner in Nick Kurtz who is batting .262 with 43 homeruns and 105 RBI to go along with an impressive 105 walks. Although, 33 of those walks have been intentional passes.

19- Mount Pearl Rush (28.0)

They tied Saskatoon in ranking points but were placed 19th given their league worst .300 winning percentage against .500 or better teams. The team is ranked highly defensively (5th). That's my attempt at saying anything positive about this team. 32 more games and they'll be a memory.

20- Seattle Pilots (19.5)

Seattle stayed dead last in the rankings and just to hammer home the point, their score dropped from 20.0 to 19.5. So while they didn't officially move in the rankings, they did in a sense get worse. Of course, they can take some comfort in the fact that they recently took 2 of 3 against arch rival Wilmore after going 1-5 in their first six meetings. Seattle has had a disappointing run since late May and were somewhat quiet at the deadline. They made just two trades since June 2nd which was a bit surprising since the team had indicated it was focusing on 2027.