Baseball Pac10Pro of the Week-Batters

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6/1/09-6/7/09

Andre Ethier (Arizona St.)

Los Angeles Dodgers

.370 Avg

5 Runs

3 HRs

5 RBIs

Runner-up

Dustin Pedroia (Arizona St.)

Boston Red Sox

.250 Avg

6 Runs

3 RBI's

2 SB's

Congrats to the Arizona St. duo of Ethier and Pedroia for their strong performance this last week. Ethier was solid in leading the Dodgers to victory twice against the Phillies with walk-off hits. Ethier looks like he finally regained some of his confidence since Manny Ramirez suspension. Pedroia continues to be a catalyst for the Red Sox at the top of the order.

Baseball Pac10Pro of the Week-Pitchers

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6/1/09-6/7/09

Tim Lincecum (Washington)

San Francisco Giants

13.2 Innings

1 Win

11 K's

2.63 ERA

1.24 WHIP

Runner-up

Randy Johnson (USC)

San Francisco Giants

6.0 Innings

1 Win

2 K's

0.00 ERA

0.67 WHIP

Tim Lincecum had two more solid outings for the Giants. He more than likely would have had a second wind had the Giants defense and bullpen been better against the Nationals. Against the Marlins, Lincecum and his bullpen limited Florida to two runs.

Randy Johnson's victory over the Nationals on June 4th was his 300th career victory. Johnson has proven over the years that he is one of the most durable and dominant left handed pitchers in baseball history. Congrats again to Randy Johnson for joining the 300 win club!

Baseball Pac10Pro of the Month-Batters

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May 2009

Dustin Pedroia (Arizona St.)

Boston Red Sox

.354 Avg

21 Runs

1 HR

13 RBIs

5 SBs

Runner-Up

Jacoby Ellsbury (Oregon St.)

Boston Red Sox

.322 Avg

16 Runs

6 RBIs

11 SBs

Dustin Pedroia started off the season slow, after hitting .281 for the month of April he hit .354 for the month of May, bringing his season average to .326 If he continues his hot hitting he will once again be a front runner for AL MVP.

Jacoby Ellsbury improved his hitting in the month of May just like his teammate Pedroia. He got off to a slow start, but has shown that the ability to get on base and when he does he is a threat to steal bases. He continues to be a great table setter for the Red Sox.

Baseball Pac10Pro of the Month-Pitchers

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May 2009

Trevor Hoffman (Arizona)

Milwaukee Brewers

12.0 Innings

11 Saves

11 K's

0.00 ERA

0.42 WHIP

Runner-Up

Tim Lincecum (Washington)

San Francisco Giants

34.0 Innings

2 Wins

41 K's

2.91 ERA

1.12 WHIP

Trevor Hoffman is proving to the San Diego Padres and everybody else in baseball that he is far from finished saving games. He continued his dominance in the month of May converting all 11 of his save opportunities. He has mastered his control so far this season, giving up his first walk yesterday in 15 innings pitched.

Tim Lincecum barely lost out to Hoffman for winning consecutive Pac10Pro of the month. Lincecum had a solid month and improved his numbers from April to May. He continues to show that he is one of today's dominant pitchers and will be a serious threat each month for Pac10Pro of the month.

Baseball Pac10Pro of the Week-Batters

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5/25/09-5/31/09

Ryan Garko (Stanford)

Cleveland Indians

.333 Avg

6 Runs

3 HRs

8 RBIs

Runner-Up

Ben Francisco (UCLA)

Cleveland Indians

.478 Avg

4 Runs

1 HR

6 RBIs

2 SBs

Ryan Garko had a fabulous week for the Indians. He started off the week on Memorial Day hitting a three-run homer in the ninth inning of a miraculous comeback by the tribe. This came after hitting a homer earlier in the game against the Rays prized pitching prospect David Price.

Ben Francisco combined with Garko to create a great Pac10Pros double team this week for the Indians. His torrid hitting helped lead the Indians to a 5-2 record last week. The highlight of his week came in Wednesday's game against the Tampa Bay Rays. Francisco went 3-5 with a single, double, home run, two runs, and four RBIs.

Baseball Pac10Pro of the Week-Pitchers

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5/25/09-5/31/09

Tim Lincecum (Washington)

San Francisco Giants

8.0 Innings

1 Win

8 K's

0.00 ERA

0.88 WHIP

Runner-Up

Jeremy Guthrie (Stanford)

Baltimore Orioles

13.0 Innings

1 Win

14 K's

2.77 ERA

1.23 WHIP

Tim Lincecum was completely dominant against the Atlanta Braves pitching eight shutout innings. He improved his record to 4-1, lowered his ERA to 3.03, and now has 84 K's for the season.

Jeremy Guthrie had two starts last week and pitched well in both of them. Against the Toronto Blue Jays he only allowed one earned run over seven innings while striking out four. Against the Detroit Tigers he allowed three earned runs over six innings while striking out ten. Guthrie has a 4-4 record with a 4.86 ERA on the season.