2018 Pacific Association season

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2018 Pacific Association season
LeaguePacific Association
SportBaseball
DurationMay 31, 2018 – September 2, 2018 [1]
Number of games80 (240 games in total)
Number of teams6
Regular season
Season championsSonoma Stompers
League postseason
Finals championsSan Rafael Pacifics
  Runners-upSonoma Stompers
PACA seasons

The 2018 Pacific Association season was the sixth season of the Pacific Association. There was a six team 80 game schedule. Most series included a two-game series with each team having 40 home games. The Napa Silverados and Martinez Clippers were both added as new franchises.

Season schedule[edit]

The six teams in the league played a 80-game schedule. The top four teams would qualify for the playoffs with two best of one series to determine the champion.

Regular season standings[edit]

as of August 31, 2018

Regular Season Standings
Pos Team G W L Pct. GB
1 y – Sonoma Stompers 80 57 23 .713 --
2 x – San Rafael Pacifics 80 50 30 .625 7.0
3 x – Vallejo Admirals 80 37 43 .463 20.0
4 x – Pittsburg Diamonds 80 36 44 .450 21.0
5 e – Napa Silverados 80 31 49 .388 26.0
6 e – Martinez Clippers 80 29 51 .363 28.0
  • y – Clinched division
  • x – Clinched playoff spot
  • e – Eliminated from playoff contention

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Statistical leaders[edit]

Hitting[edit]

Stat Player Team Total
HR Nick Akins Vallejo Admirals 29
AVG Javion Randle San Rafael Pacifics .402
RBIs Nick Akins Vallejo Admirals 81
SB DonAndre Clark, Nick Kern San Rafael Pacifics, Napa Silverados 31

Pitching[edit]

Stat Player Team Total
W Jared Koenig San Rafael Pacifics 11
ERA Tyler Sharp Sonoma Stompers 2.90
SO Jared Koenig San Rafael Pacifics 140
SV Jacob Cox Sonoma Stompers 26

To qualify as league leader for hitter, AVG - Minimum of plate appearances of 2.7 per team game. To qualify as league leader for pitcher, ERA - Minimum inning(s) of .8 pitched per team game. [3]

Playoffs[edit]

Format[edit]

In 2018, The top four teams would qualify for the playoffs. The number one and two seeds would host a best-of-one semi-final game. The lowest seeded team would then host a best-of-one championship game. The playoffs were held September 1 through September 2.

References[edit]

  1. ^ "Pacific Association - schedule".
  2. ^ "Pacific Association - standings". pointstreak.com.
  3. ^ "Pacific Association - stats".