TRHL Owners,

Series 14 has been completed.

Reports on website have been updated.

Results not submitted:
French Terriers @ Sledgehammers
Canons @ Snowshoe Hares
Rotisserie @ HawkRocks
Heroes @ Whitecaps

(*) - Backup results submitted
(**) - Notified in advance

Automatic farmings due to overuse: None!

Any promotions by the file drone can be changed prior to the playing of the current series' games, and the re-farming does not acount toward the three farm limit. File drone promotes to players to ensure active roster is at mandatory 25 players.

Transactions:
Outlaws sign Edgar Santana, release Jefry Marte.
Canons sign Dylan Covey and Joey Rickard, release Luke Voit and Abraham Almonte.
Breakers sign John Ryan Murphy, release Carson Kelly.
Being Don Mattingly sign Matt Harvey, release Koda Glover.

Injuries (> 3 days):
5/16 TCI Lowrie 6
5/16 BFT Frazier,A Hit by pitch 18
5/17 MPH Abreu Hit by pitch 7
5/17 MPH Marte,K Hit by pitch 9
5/17 IND Fowler,De 4
5/18 ALS Trumbo 15
5/18 TCI Gyorko 4
5/18 BUR Ellsbury 24

MP Issues:
1. Had to fix French Terriers MP since rotation not set.

MPs ready for Series 15: Marauders, Chinook, Clowns (please bat P in 8th spot)

Series 15 league file is attached and has been posted and the League File link on the website has been updated. Here's the link:
/ttp://www.trhl.org/files/2017/trhl17-series15.zip

Games Dates: May 19th-21st. Halos are home, Whitecaps, Breakers, and Rogers are away.

Visiting team MP deadline is Monday, May 28th, 10 PM EDT. Series results are due Wednesday, May 30th, 10 PM EDT.

MARAUDERS SWEEP HALOS 3-0

Montreal scores two in the first inning but a Baez double evens the scores then a Gallo three-run homer puts the Canons ahead. Montreal cannot take the lead after that throughout the series despite 15 hits in game 2, leaving 12 runners on base.

Leake and bullpen combine for a shutout in game 3. No injuries,

CCC MP ready for next series

Firedogs take 2 of 3

Being Don Mattingly can go ahead.

BDM hitting on all cylinders. Wins 3, 11-1, 6-0, 4-3 (11).

Portland takes 2 of 3

Higgly Park hosted the local high school championship game and unfortunately the ground crew forgot to remove the temporary fences. Pitchers from both squads and were hammered resoundingly. Maine gets the better end of it, taking two.

Snowshoes sweep Wagstaffs.

MP for next series against Whitecaps may be used as posted here'

Brockton pulls out last game for a rare win against their in state in breed rivals'

Results attached.

Game 1: A one sided beating, as Hamilton scores early, middle, and late, in an easy 13-6 win
Game 2: Lamet allows only 2 runs over eight innings, but Junis does better, throwing 8.2 shutout innings before departing with an injury. Kimbrel closes it out, to save a 2-0 Sledgehammer win
Game 3: Fiers nightmare season continues, as he allows 5 runs in five innings, while lowering his ERA. Gossett goes seven for the McCallions, allowing only one run, as Mississauga picks up a 6-1 win to avoid the sweep.

Heck of a series. Rotisserie won game one as Gsellman probably threw the game of his Rotisserie career, going seven and two thirds, giving up one run, on two hits, and a walk.

Game two was ugly. 12-5 final, as the Pirates trashed both Scott Feldman (who's a DMB favorite of mine after pitching some epic games), and R(afael?) Montero, each tagged for six runs, all earned. Feldman didn't walk anyone. Segura and Castellanos each homered for the visiting club, with Segura going 4-6, and scoring three runs.

Game Three was drama. Siskiyou wins on a walk off HR to lead off the bottom of the 9th by Hosmer, breaking a 4-4 tie. Nolasco was charged with the other four Rotisserie runs, all solo homers, from Rosario, Ralmuto, Hosmer, and Hechavarria. Giles, the lefty, took the loss, giving up one run, on one hit, in zero innings pitched. Quintana also gave up four, with only Morales via the longball. The Rotisserie bullpen did what we do best, and Moylan, Schugel, and Osuna, combined for no hits, no walks, and five strikeouts, over three innings.

In related news, teams in search of relief would do well to look to the Rotisserie. Having a good bullpen on a mediocre team is silly, and I've got a real nice bullpen going. Neshek, Schugel, Hader, Givens, Colome, Osuna, Moylan, Shaw, and even Ramos. Obviously not Walker Buehler, or Josh Hader, a least without a haul, and I'm pretty into Givens, but otherwise, I've got relief pitchers.

Also MP Ready for next series.