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Saturday, September 1, 2012

Batting Title Comes Down To Final Day

The duel for the batting title will come down to today's season finale.

Rowdy's Michael Young went 2-for-5 to gain ground on Victor Martinez, who never came off the bench for Bridgewater Friday night. The two are expected to start today, with Young facing starter Mark Buehrle and Martinez facing Philly (a scheduled starter TBD since Matt Garza went down for 10 days in his last start).

Entering today's games, Martinez leads the batting race with a .33333 average, ahead of Young and his .331838 clip.

Batting second in the Pipers' lineup, Young was able to get 5 at-bats last night. If V-Mart goes hitless in 4 at-bats that would open the door for Young, who then would need just 1 hit in 5 at-bats to sneak past him. Assuming Young gets another 5 at-bats, and Martinez 4, he essentially needs two more hits than Martinez. In most scenarios, if Young outhits Martinez by just one, he falls short by about .0001.

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