The Arizona Fall League reached it’s sixth scheduled off day of the season on Sunday. We take a look at the Arizona Fall League Hitting and Pitching Leaders through games of November 13th 2011.

HITTING LEADERS

Batting Average Leaders
Jedd Gyorko San Diego Padres – .437 (31 for 71)

Scooter Gennett Milwaukee Brewers – .419 (31 for 74)

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – .391 (43 for 110)

Wil Myers Kansas City Royals – .380 (30 for 79)

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – .375 (39 for 104)

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – .370 (40 for 108)

Leury Garcia Texas Rangers – .356 (26 for 73)

Kevin Mattison Miami Marlins – .351 (34 for 97)

Low Batting Average
Cody Puckett Cincinnati Reds – .143 (9 for 63)

Jake Lemmerman Los Angeles Dodgers – .158 (9 for 57)

Tyson Gillies Philadelphia Phillies – .188 (15 for 80)

Zach Walters Washington Nationals – .197 (15 for 76)

Gorman Erickson Los Angeles Dodgers – .213 (13 for 61)

Chad Huffman Cleveland Indians – .214 (15 for 70)

Matt Dominguez Miami Marlins – .216 (16 for 74)

Corban Joseph New York Yankees – .225 (20 for 89)

Doubles Leaders
Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 11 Doubles

Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 10 Doubles

Wilfredo Tovar New York Mets – 9 Doubles

Ryan Wheeler Arizona Diamondbacks – 9 Doubles

Kevin Ahrens Toronto Blue Jays – 8 Doubles

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – 8 Doubles

Grant Green Oakland Athletics – 8 Doubles

Corban Joseph New York Yankees – 8 Doubles

Triples Leaders
Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – 5 Triples

Kevin Mattison Miami Marlins – 5 Triples

Wil Myers Kansas City Royals – 5 Triples

Anthony Gose Toronto Blue Jays – 4 Triples

Adeiny Hechavarria Toronto Blue Jays – 4 Triples

Aaron Hicks Minnesota Twins – 4 Triples

Home Run Leaders
Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 12 Home Runs

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – 7 Home Runs

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 6 Home Runs

Michael Choice Oakland Athletics – 6 Home Runs

Bryce Harper Washington Nationals – 6 Home Runs

Christian Bethancourt Atlanta Braves – 5 Home Runs

Jedd Gyorko San Diego Padres – 5 Home Runs

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 5 Home Runs

Kevin Mattison Miami Marlins – 5 Home Runs

RBI Leaders
Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 39 RBI’s

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 33 RBI’s

Bryce Harper Washington Nationals – 25 RBI’s

Brian Dozier Minnesota Twins – 22 RBI’s

Jedd Gyorko San Diego Padres – 22 RBI’s

Kevin Mattison Miami Marlins – 21 RBI’s

Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 21 RBI’s

D J LeMahieu Chicago Cubs – 20 RBI’s

Stolen Base Leaders
Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 18 Stolen Bases

D J LeMahieu Chicago Cubs – 13 Stolen Bases

Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – 9 Stolen Bases

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – 8 Stolen Bases

Kevin Mattison Miami Marlins – 8 Stolen Bases

PITCHING LEADERS

ERA Leaders
Forrest Snow Seattle Mariners – 1.26ERA

Kevin Munson Arizona Diamondbacks – 1.32ERA

Caleb Clay Boston Red Sox – 1.35ERA

Danny Hultzen Seattle Mariners – 1.40ERA

Brian Moran Seattle Mariners – 1.42ERA

Chase Whitley New York Yankees – 1.84ERA

Terry Doyle Chicago White Sox – 1.85ERA

Stephen Harrold San Francisco Giants – 1.88

Strikeout Leaders
Miguel de los Santos Texas Rangers – 34 Strikeouts

Tyler Lyons St Louis Cardinals – 26 Strikeouts

Sammy Solis Washington Nationals – 25 Strikeouts

Nick Schmidt San Diego Padres – 24 Strikeouts

Anthony Bass San Diego Padres – 23 Strikeouts

Tyler Cloyd Philadelphia Phillies – 23 Strikeouts

Alex Sanabia Miami Marlins – 23 Strikeouts

WHIP Leaders
Terry Doyle Chicago White Sox – 0.62 WHIP

Forrest Snow Seattle Mariners – 0.84 WHIP

Cole DeVries Minnesota Twins – 0.87 WHIP

Kevin Munson Arizona Diamondbacks – 0.88 WHIP

Gerrit Cole Pittsburgh Pirates – 0.93 WHIP

Stephen Harrold San Francisco Giants – 0.98 WHIP

Aaron Loup Toronto Blue Jays – 0.98 WHIP

The Arizona Fall League reached it’s fifth scheduled off day of the season on Sunday. We take a look at the Arizona Fall League Hitting and Pitching Leaders through games of November 6th 2011.

HITTING LEADERS

Batting Average Leaders
Jedd Gyorko San Diego Padres – .426

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – .407

Wil Myers Kansas City Royals – .384

Scooter Gennett Milwaukee Brewers – .383

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – .370

Anthony Seratelli Kansas City Royals – .370

Ryan Jackson St Louis Cardinals – .365

Leury Garcia Texas Rangers – .365

Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – .360

Christian Bethancourt Atlanta Braves – .358

Mikie Mahtook Tampa Bay Rays – .352

Low Batting Averages
Jake Lemmerman Los Angeles Dodgers – .157

Cody Puckett Cincinnati Reds – .170

Zach Walters Washington Nationals – .180

Tyson Gillies Philadelphia Phillies – .197

Matt Dominguez Florida Marlins – .203

Nick Franklin Seattle Mariners – .215

Hank Conger Los Angeles Angels – .217

Gary Brown San Francisco Giants – .220

Doubles Leaders
Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 11 Doubles

Grant Green Oakland Athletics – 8 Doubles

Wilfredo Tovar New York Mets – 8 Doubles

Jesus Aguilar Cleveland Indians – 7 Doubles

Kevin Ahrens Toronto Blue Jays – 7 Doubles

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – 7 Doubles

Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 7 Doubles

Triples Leaders
Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – 5 Triples

Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – 4 Triples

Adieny Hechavarria Toronto Blue Jays – 4 Triples

Wil Myers Kansas City Royals – 4 Triples

Home Runs Leaders
Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 8 Home Runs

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – 7 Home Runs

Bryce Harper Washington Nationals – 6 Home Runs

Michael Choice Oakland Athletics – 6 Home Runs

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 5 Home Runs

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 5 Home Runs

RBI Leaders
Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 30 RBI’s

Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 30 RBI’s

Bryce Harper Washington Nationals – 24 RBI’s

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – 22 RBI’s

Matt Adams St Louis Cardinals – 19 RBI’s

Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – 19 RBI’s

Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 19 RBI’s

Michael Choice Oakland Athletics – 18 RBI’s

Brian Dozier Minnesota Twins – 18 RBI’s

Jedd Gyorko San Diego Padres – 18 RBI’s

Aaron Hicks Minnesota Twins – 18 RBI’s

Stolen Base Leaders
Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 16 Stolen Bases

D J LeMahieu Chicago Cubs – 10 Stolen Bases

Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – 9 Stolen Bases

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – 8 Stolen Bases

Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – 8 Stolen Bases

PITCHING LEADERS

ERA Leaders
Forrest Snow Seattle Mariners – 0.00ERA

Evan Reed Florida Marlins – 0.77ERA

Kevin Munson Arizona Diamondbacks – 1.54ERA

Caleb Clay Boston Red Sox – 1.59ERA

Danny Hultzen Seattle Mariners – 1.62ERA

Chase Whitley New York Yankees – 1.98ERA

Eric Smith Arizona Diamondbacks – 2.03ERA

Terry Doyle Chicago White Sox – 2.11ERA

Stephen Harrold San Francisco Giants – 2.19ERA

High ERA’s
Will Latimer Boston Red Sox – 12.71ERA

Murphy Smith Oakland Athletics – 11.90ERA

Marcus Hatley Chicago Cubs – 11.25ERA

Collin McHugh New York Mets – 9.87ERA

Steven Hensley Seattle Mariners – 9.75ERA

Strikeout Leaders
Miguel de los Santos Texas Rangers – 30 Strikeouts

Sammy Solis Washington Nationals – 23 Strikeouts

Anthony Bass San Diego Padres – 22 Strikeouts

Charles Brewer Arizona Diamondbacks – 21 Strikeouts

Tyler Lyons St Louis Cardinals – 21 Strikeouts

Tyler Cloyd Philadelphia Phillies – 20 Strikeouts

Sean Gilmartin Atlanta Braves – 20 Strikeouts

Nick Schmidt San Diego Padres – 19 Strikeouts

Bradley Boxberger Cincinnati Reds – 19 Strikeouts

Collin McHugh New York Mets – 18 Strikeouts

The Arizona Fall League reached it’s fourth scheduled off day of the season on Sunday. We take a look at the Arizona Fall League Hitting and Pitching Leaders through games of October 30th 2011.

HITTING LEADERS

Batting Average Leaders
Anthony Seratelli Kansas City Royals – .395

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – .392

Jedd Gyorko San Diego Padres – .388

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – .381

Wil Myers Kansas City Royals – .375

Joe Terdoslavich Atlanta Braves – .373

Derek Norris Washington Nationals – .356

Josh Vitters Chicago Cubs – .355

Leury Garcia Texas Rangers – .354

Brandon Crawford San Francisco Giants – .341

Low Batting Averages
Jake Lemmerman Los Angeles Dodgers – .140

Chad Huffman Cleveland Indians – .163

Cody Puckett Cincinnati Reds – .167

Zach Walters Washington Nationals – .174

Jacob Goebbert Houston Astros – .204

Darin Ruf Philadelphia Phillies – .205

Tyson Gillies Philadelphia Phillies – .205

Gorman Erickson Los Angeles Dodgers – .205

Doubles
Jesus Aguilar Cleveland Indians – 7 Doubles

Wilfredo Tovar New York Mets – 7 Doubles

Kevin Aherns Toronto Blue Jays – 6 Doubles

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 6 Doubles

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – 6 Doubles

Ryan Wheeler Arizona Diamondbacks – 6 Doubles

Triples
Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – 4 Triples

Adeiny Hechavarria Toronto Blue Jays – 4 Triples

Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – 4 Triples

Anthony Gose Toronto Blue Jays – 3 Triples

Wil Myers Kansas City Royals – 3 Triples

Home Runs
Michael Choice Oakland Athletics – 6 Home Runs

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – 6 Home Runs

Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 6 Home Runs

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 5 Home Runs

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 5 Home Runs

Bryce Harper Washington Nationals – 4 Home Runs

Will Middlebrooks Boston Red Sox – 4 Home Runs

Brandon Short Chicago White Sox – 4 Home Runs

RBI’s
Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 24 RBI’s

Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 22 RBI’s

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – 19 RBI’s

Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 17 RBI’s

Bryce Harper Washington Nationals – 16 RBI’s

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 15 RBI’s

Stolen Bases
Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 13 Stolen Bases

D J LeMahieu Chicago Cubs – 10 Stolen Bases

Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – 7 Stolen Bases

Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – 7 Stolen Bases

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – 6 Stolen Bases

Leury Garcia Texas Rangers – 6 Stolen Bases

PITCHING LEADERS

ERA Leaders
Forrest Snow Seattle Mariners – 0.00ERA

Kevin Munson Arizona Diamondbacks – 0.84ERA

Terry Doyle Chicago White Sox – 0.92ERA

Evan Reed Florida Marlins – 0.93

Austin Fleet San Francisco Giants – 1.00ERA

Eric Smith Arizona Diamondbacks – 1.59ERA

Chris Carpenter Chicago Cubs – 1.69ERA

Stephen Harrold San Francisco Giants – 1.93ERA

Danny Hultzen Seattle Mariners – 2.13ERA

Caleb Clay Boston Red Sox – 2.16ERA

High ERA’s
Marcus Hatley Chicago Cubs – 13.06ERA

Andrew Taylor Los Angeles Angels – 12.96ERA

Murphy Smith Oakland Athletics – 12.64ERA

Steven Hensley Seattle Mariners – 10.97ERA

Will Latimer Boston Red Sox – 10.80ERA

Pat Lehman Washington Nationals – 10.38ERA

Strikeouts
Miguel de los Santos Texas Rangers – 23 Strikeouts

Anthony Bass San Diego Padres – 19 Strikeouts

Charles Brewer Arizona Diamondbacks – 19 Strikeouts

Sean Gilmartin Atlanta Braves – 18 Strikeouts

Bradley Boxberger Cincinnati Reds – 18 Strikeouts

Tyler Cloyd Philadelphia Phillies – 16 Strikeouts

Tyler Lyons St Louis Cardinals – 16 Strikeouts

Terry Doyle Chicago White Sox – 15 Strikeouts

Nick Schmidt San Diego Padres – 15 Strikeouts

Stephen Fife Los Angeles Dodgers – 15 Strikeouts

The Arizona Fall League reached it’s third scheduled off day of the season on Sunday. We take a look at the Arizona Fall League Hitting and Pitching Leaders through games of October 23rd 2011.

HITTING LEADERS

Batting Average Leaders
Joe Terdoslavich Atlanta Braves – .444

Jedd Gyorko San Diego Padres – .425

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – .385

Scooter Gennett Milwaukee Brewers – .381

Todd Cunningham Atlanta Braves – .379

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – .379

Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – .377

Christian Bethancourt Atlanta Braves – .375

Josh Vitters Chicago Cubs – .375

Jaff Decker San Diego Padres – .370

Low Batting Averages
Jake Lemmerman Los Angeles Dodgers – .107

Jacob Goebbert Houston Astros – .162

Darin Ruf Philadelphia Phillies – .171

Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – .186

Gorman Erickson Los Angeles Dodgers – .188

Cody Puckett Cincinnati Reds – .194

Zach Walters Washington Nationals – .200

Doubles
Jesus Aguilar Cleveland Indians – 6 Doubles

Ryan Wheeler Arizona Diamondbacks – 6 Doubles

Leury Garcia Texas Rangers – 5 Doubles

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 5 Doubles

Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 5 Doubles

Triples
Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – 4 Triples

Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles -3 Triples

Anthony Gose Toronto Blue Jays – 3 Triples

Adeiny Hechavarria Toronto Blue Jays – 3 Triples

Home Runs
Michael Choice Oakland Athletics – 5 Home Runs

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – 5 Home Runs

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 4 Home Runs

Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 4 Home Runs

RBI’s
Nolan Arenado Colorado Rockies – 19 RBI’s

Tim Wheeler Colorado Rockies – 17 RBI’s

Mike Olt Texas Rangers – 16 RBI’s

Robbie Grossman Pittsburgh Pirates – 15 RBI’s

Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 14 RBI’s

Anthony Gose Toronto Blue Jays – 13 RBI’s

Jefry Marte New York Mets – 12 RBI’s

Kevin Mattison Florida Marlins – 12 RBI’s

Stolen Bases
Junior Lake Chicago Cubs – 11 Stolen Bases

D J Lemahieu Chicago Cubs – 6 Stolen Bases

Xavier Avery Baltimore Orioles – 5 Stolen Bases

Adam Eaton Arizona Diamondbacks – 5 Stolen Bases

PITCHING LEADERS

ERA Leaders
Forrest Snow Seattle Mariners – 0.00ERA

Evan Reed Florida Marlins – 0.00ERA

Terry Doyle Chicago White Sox – 1.08ERA

Austin Fleet San Francisco Giants – 1.13ERA

Kevin Munson Arizona Diamondbacks – 1.23ERA

Tyler Stohr Detroit Tigers – 1.29

Neil Ramirez Texas Rangers – 1.29ERA

T J McFarland Cleveland Indians – 1.46ERA

Steve Ames Los Angeles Dodgers – 1.59ERA

Eric Smith Arizona Diamondbacks – 2.00ERA

Danny Hultzen Seattle Mariners – 2.00ERA

High ERA’s
Marcus Hatley Chicago Cubs – 14.73ERA

Murphy Smith Oakland Athletics – 13.50ERA

Steven Hensley Seattle Mariners – 11.74ERA

Preston Guilmet Cleveland Indians – 11.74ERA

Stephen Fife Los Angeles Dodgers – 10.80ERA

Pat Lehman Washington Nationals – 10.80ERA

Strikeouts
Anthony Bass San Diego Padres – 15 Strikeouts

Tyler Cloyd Philadelphia Phillies – 15 Strikeouts

Sean Gilmartin Atlanta Braves – 14 Strikeouts

Kevin Munson Arizona Diamondbacks – 13 Strikeouts

Charles Brewer Arizona Diamondbacks – 13 Strikeouts

Bradley Boxberger Cincinnati Reds – 13 Strikeouts

Stephen Fife Los Angeles Dodgers – 12 Strikeouts

Terry Doyle Chicago White Sox – 12 Strikeouts

Nick Schmidt San Diego Padres – 12 Strikeouts

Taylor Whitenton New York Mets – 12 Strikeouts