13-12?

"Absolutely pathetic," said manager Bobby Cox.
Caskey has stated that the Moabs sought a fifth starter to fill into the rotation, but exclaimed that all the talent is now in the East. On paper, the Moabs have gone from a top 3 team to top 7, maybe, as the busy East GM's have been wheeling and dealing with the dumb desert. As for the next few weeks, Caskey and Cox have called up the starting rotation to go out there and "get it done." We need quality innings and we need timely hitting. "Just a couple of games ago, we had the highest scoring offense, but a barely above .500 record. THis means, someone isn't doing their job," said Caskey. "We need to start pitching unless they want to be moved."

What a Start

Through four games, the Brooklyn Moabs are perfect. An undefeated start has given the organization the momentum which has been missing the last few seasons. Jacoby Ellsbury and Ichiro Suzuki are hitting wild atop the lineup. There are some questions that Ellsbury's start may make injured Curtis Granderson expendable. Other's claim that Jason Bay is now expendable. Regardless the crowded outfield may be a problem if Ellsbury continues to get on base. The Moabs are getting good starting pitching and are winning games.

Day One

Moabs win opener on road in Las Vegas. Fausto Carmona pitched very well limiting one of the league's best offenses. A 5-3 victory is a very good start to the season, as Brooklyn hopes to find the playoffs again. Helping Carmona was Ichiro Suzuki and Miguel Cabrera, who each had four hits.