Coming Down to the Wire

Strat-O-Matic Report

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LEAGUE STANDINGS FOR 2005 Millennium League
 
Brock                       WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC#
2005 Cleveland CLA           99  63  .611 ----  *WON* 
2005 Florida FLN             87  75  .537 12.0        
2005 Seattle SEA             77  85  .475 22.0        
2005 Anaheim ANA             73  86  .459 24.5        
2005 San Francisco SFN       61 101  .377 38.0        
 
Killebrew                   WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC#
2005 Kansas City KCA         89  70  .560 ----     6  
2005 Toronto TOA             82  68  .547  2.5        
2005 Houston HON             82  80  .506  8.5        
2005 Atlanta ATN             73  83  .468 14.5        
2005 Los Angeles LAN         68  94  .420 22.5        
 
Koufax                      WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC#
2005 Boston BOA              97  65  .599 ----  *WON* 
2005 Arizona ARN             84  75  .528 11.5        
2005 Oakland OAA             73  80  .477 19.5        
2005 Pittsburgh PIN          76  86  .469 21.0        
2005 Washington WAN          66  90  .423 28.0        
 
Aaron                       WON LOST  PCT   GB  MAGIC#
2005 Philadelphia PHN        92  70  .568 ----  *WON* 
2005 St. Louis SLN           89  73  .549  3.0        
2005 Minnesota MNA           83  73  .532  6.0        
2005 Chicago CHA             76  86  .469 16.0        
2005 New York NYA            69  93  .426 23.0        
 

Fish' Castillo Heading Toward 1st Batting Crown

Marlins second basemen has had a breakout season. He currently is hitting .344 and leads the league in batting average with a 16 point lead over Michael Young of Kansas City. Castillo has played all five previous Millennium seasons with Florida and is a .298 lifetime hitter.

Won/Loss Records Since July 1st. . . . .

Red Sox Clinch Division

Boston (AP) - The Red Sox are back in the playoff picture after missing the postseason the past two seasons. Manager Matt Fenton has guided his Boston club to a strong 92-58 mark so far this season. Backed by powerful pitching (league leading team ERA 3.59), the Red Sox look to be a tough team in the playoffs. . . . . .

Marlins' Lowry Fires Perfect Game

Florida (AP) - History was made in San Francisco as Noah Lowry thrilled the crowd by tossing a perfect game as the Florida Marlins defeated the San Francisco Giants by the score of 3 to 0.

In his second season with Florida, Lowry has posted a 14-7 record with a 3.27 ERA. Lowry was the 35th player selected in the 2004 Draft.