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Willie Matthews Picked ATL's Best Player Tuesday, October 6th , 2076 At the age of 23, Willie Matthews of the San Quentin Outlaws could very well have his best years ahead of him. It's a startling thought when you consider the year he had in 2076 was good enough to win the second baseman the Atlantic League AAA Diamond Hitter Award. "See the ball, hit the ball," he said. "That's my basic approach." The top hitter put up a .313 batting average this year, as well as a .378 on-base percentage. He played 121 games and racked up 139 hits, 33 doubles, 3 triples, 14 home runs, 68 RBIs and 63 runs scored. He received 19 first place votes out of a possible 28. Francisco Sánchez of the Offshore Gamblers finished second in voting with 7 first place votes, while José Bruno of the Mammouth Might finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Willie Matthews - San Quentin Outlaws - 19 - 341 Francisco Sánchez - Offshore Gamblers - 7 - 272 José Bruno - Mammouth Might - 0 - 219 Jack Cupp - Virginia Sting - 0 - 143 Soup Campbell - Cabo San Lucas Van Hagars - 0 - 112 Yakamochi Yamamoto - San Quentin Outlaws - 1 - 90 Lee Price - San Quentin Outlaws - 1 - 83 Ramiro Guzmán - Cheyenne Falcons - 0 - 82 Michael Anderson - Mojave Woodrats - 0 - 59 Tim Smith - Kingston Rasta - 0 - 56 Bo Gustafson - Dayton Diamonds - 0 - 53 George McAuliffe - Kingston Rasta - 0 - 49 David Adams - Calgary Cannons - 0 - 29 Miguel Angel Rúbio - Calgary Cannons - 0 - 17 Tony Bordayo - Dayton Diamonds - 0 - 16 John Dow - Offshore Gamblers - 0 - 12 Curt Logan - Calgary Cannons - 0 - 7 Pedro Hernández - Cabo San Lucas Van Hagars - 0 - 3 Tex Argyll - Offshore Gamblers - 0 - 2 Oliver Hernández - Trenton Talons - 0 - 2 Pedro Rivera - Cabo San Lucas Van Hagars - 0 - 2 Phillip Anderson - Calgary Cannons - 0 - 1 José Canario - Calgary Cannons - 0 - 1 Fred Gonzáles - Greenwich Village Idiots - 0 - 1 |
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