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World Series Game 1 – Bricklayers 15, Violators 10 Storm clouds are nature’s way of warning that change is imminent, so the threatening skies above Sunday afternoon were a good sign for the Bricklayers. Often the bridesmaid over the 95 League’s first two season, they’d arrived at the World Series in a different position than they’d been in the past, favorites for the first time thanks to the home-field advantage that was a product of the proverbia...
World Series Game 2 – Bricklayers 15, Violators 14 Had it not been for Beckham to the Galaxy, the early June deal that sent Josh Asquith to the Bricklayers would’ve been the biggest blockbuster in all of sports this summer. And Sunday afternoon – with the game, the series and the season on the line – the Quieffy Mo made abundantly clear the reasons why. Plainly. Simply. Purely. He’s a winner.
Capping a comeback for the ages with a clutch, t...
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Bricklayers acquire Asquith in deal for future considerations. WAKEFIELD, MA (June 5, 2007) -- In the first trade of a tenured veteran in 95 League history, the Bricklayers today acquired Josh Asquith from the Violators in exchange for future considerations, then added rookie free agent Pat Leighton in a day they hope will...
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Team |
W |
L |
GB |
Bricklayers |
7 |
5 |
- * |
Violators |
5 |
7 |
2 |
* Bricklayers win series, 2-0 |
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Violators: Mike Strout
6-11, 4 R, 2 HR, 6 RBI
Bricklayers: Sean Timmons
8-11, 4 R, 3 HR, 8 RBI
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