TeamW/LPctGB
Chicago American Giants16-9.640
Los Angeles Angels14-12.5382.5
Portland Sea Dogs14-12.5382.5
San Francisco Sea Lions14-12.5382.5
Miami Cuban Giants11-15.4235.5
Cum Posey Division | 29 April

Chicago American Giants

Jake Stenzel has started a rehab assignment. It was thought that Stenzel could have a crucial role to play for Chicago– Cristóbal Torriente‘s torrid start makes that seem less likely.

Wilbur Wood was sent to AAA, making room for Raisel Iglesias in a middle relief role.

Waite Hoyt carried a 1-hitter into the 9th at Birmingham and finished with a 2-0 combined 3-hitter. The game was scoreless through 8 — Chicago scored both runs in the top of the 9th — and Hoyt went back out and gave up 2 singles before A. J. Minter got the last out. Hoyt struck out 12 for a game score of 89, and is 3-1 with a 2.64 ERA: everything the American Giants could have hoped for in his arrival from the Black Yankees late last season.

Los Angeles Angels

Dwight Evans is on the disabled list, which leaves Los Angeles with no cover in CF, prompting the choice of Brian Giles being recalled as the fourth outfielder during Evans’ absence.

Carlos Delgado hit 2 homeruns and drove in 4 in a 6-3 win over Portland.

Miami Cuban Giants

José Méndez went the distance in a 4-1 win at Indianapolis, allowing 4 hits and no walks with 9 strikeouts for a game score of 84. Méndez is 2-2 with a 2.48 ERA–so he’s doing his job out there, but not getting a ton of support.

Robin Yount doubled 3 times in a 4-2 win at Cleveland on Sunday, giving him 11 on the season.

Julio Rodríguez has begun a rehab assignment, the first firm sign of a return date for the budding star CF.

Phenomenal Smith has been … well, less than that. Miami has moved Smith to the pen, with Cole Hamels sliding into the back of the rotation.

San Francisco Sea Lions

Watty Clark and Joe Nathan combined on a 3-hit shutout of the House of David, with San Francisco winning 2-0. Clark went 7.2 innings with 8 strikeouts and Nathan retired the last 4 for his 1st save.