Since they are new to the Midwest League for 2010, the Bowling Green Hot Rods are doing a series of articles about all the opponents they will be facing for the first time next year.
The Silver Hawks were up earlier this week, so if you want to read what they had to write about the team (and get a good history lesson in the process), you can do so here.
I provided a lot of the information for the story, so hopefully it's all accurate.
And speaking of Bowling Green, they are affiliated with the Tampa Bay Rays. Baseball America today published the Rays Top 10 Prospects.
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Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Thursday, September 17, 2009
2010 Schedule
In case you missed it in all the playoff hype, the 2010 Silver Hawks schedule has been released.
A few changes this year:
1) Bowling Green (KY) and Lake County (OH) enter the Midwest League, and will move into the Eastern Division. This makes both divisions 8 teams, making it more fair in terms of playoff qualifying. In years past, the East only had 6 teams, and with 4 making the postseason, it was easier for the East than the West. Not anymore.
2) Instead of playing a total of six games against the West (three each home and home), there will only be three games against the West in 2010. For example, the Silver Hawks go to Clinton for three games in July, but the LumberKings never come to the Cove next season. It will be reversed in 2011. I hate this, because that means only 24 games against the West and 116 against the East. Now no one can complain about not playing their division enough, but I wish it would be a bit more balanced.
3) Everything else remains virtually the same. Game times have not been announced as of yet, but they will be determined before you know it.
A few changes this year:
1) Bowling Green (KY) and Lake County (OH) enter the Midwest League, and will move into the Eastern Division. This makes both divisions 8 teams, making it more fair in terms of playoff qualifying. In years past, the East only had 6 teams, and with 4 making the postseason, it was easier for the East than the West. Not anymore.
2) Instead of playing a total of six games against the West (three each home and home), there will only be three games against the West in 2010. For example, the Silver Hawks go to Clinton for three games in July, but the LumberKings never come to the Cove next season. It will be reversed in 2011. I hate this, because that means only 24 games against the West and 116 against the East. Now no one can complain about not playing their division enough, but I wish it would be a bit more balanced.
3) Everything else remains virtually the same. Game times have not been announced as of yet, but they will be determined before you know it.
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