2010 Season

2010 Bull League Season June to September 2010
Number of games	80
Number of teams	16
Draft
Regular season
Season MVP	AEL: Zenjiro Suga (NEV) LL: Tony Cruz (NEW)
Season SKA	AEL: Bill Henson (CAL) LL: Ricky Terrazas (MTL)
League postseason
AEL Champions	Calgary Inferno
Runner-up	Nevada Speeders
LL Champions	Ohio Oxen
Runner-up	New York Minutemen
Bull Cup Champions
Champions	Ohio Oxen
Seasons
← 2009	2011 →

The 2010 Season in the Bull Baseball League was the 16th season to be played since 1995, the beginning of the "Modern Era" of the league. The 2010 season was simulated in July 2016.

During the season, 16 Bull League teams played an 80-game schedule, with three rounds of playoffs following the end of the regular season.

The Bull Cup Championship title was won by the Ohio Oxen of the Lake League West division, who swept all three rounds of the postseason.

Final Standings

The final standings in the Bull League are shown below:

American Eagle League AEL East W L Pct GB Nevada Speeders 48 32 .600 - Calgary Inferno 45 35 .563 3 Chicago Pit Bulls 45 35 .563 3 Denver Highlanders 27 53 .338 21	Lake League LL East W L Pct GB Montreal Metros 47 33 .588 - Kingston Cannons 36 44 .450 11 Chicoutimi Cinquantes 34 46 .425 13 Boston Brawlers 25 55 .313 22
AEL West W L Pct GB California Tidals 47 33 .588 - San Diego Seagulls 40 40 .500 7 Seattle Salts 36 44 .450 11 Richmond Ravens 32 48 .400 15	LL West W L Pct GB Ohio Oxen 48 32 .600 - New York Minutemen 46 34 .575 2 Toronto Ducks 43 37 .537 5 Hamilton Crusaders 41 39 .512 7

Postseason

	Elimination Round					League Championship Series (AELCS), (LLCS)					Bull Cup Championship Series
	1	Nevada Speeders	3
	4	Chicago Pit Bulls	2
						1	Nevada Speeders	2
	American Eagle League
						3	Calgary Inferno	3
	2	California Tidals	1
	3	Calgary Inferno	3
											AEL	Calgary Inferno	0
											LL	Ohio Oxen	3
	1	Ohio Oxen	3
	4	Toronto Ducks	0
						1	Ohio Oxen	3
	Lake League
						3	New York Minutemen	0
	2	Montreal Metros	1
	3	New York Minutemen	3

League Leaders

American Eagle League

Hitting leaders Stat Player Total AVG Carlos Mendoza (CF, CGY) Jesse Nelson (2B, CAL) .339 HR Hong-ryul Oh (C, SAN) Zenjiro Suga (1B, NEV) 25 RBI Carlos Mendoza (CF, CGY) 73 R Takeo Otomo (1B, NEV) Zenjiro Suga (1B, NEV) 60 H Carlos Mendoza (CF, CGY) 118

Pitching leaders Stat Player Total W Bill Henson (CAL) Angelo Rodriguez (NEV) 11 L Oscar Cruz (RIC) Roberto Cuebas (DEN) 11 ERA Rafael Viveros (SEA) 2.85 K Angelo Rodriguez (NEV) 147 IP Angelo Rodriguez (NEV) 141.2 SV Shi-min Chaim (CAL) 28

Lake League

Hitting leaders Stat Player Total AVG Barry Janmaat (1B, KIN) .349 HR Tony Cruz (CF, NEW) 29 RBI Tony Cruz (CF, NEW) 74 R Tony Cruz (CF, NEW) 73 H Barry Janmaat (1B, KIN) 118

Pitching leaders Stat Player Total W Chris Lambert (OHI) 11 L Lazaro Lozano (BOS) 13 ERA Ricky Terrazas (MTL) 2.28 K Micah Jones (OHI) 162 IP Niek Rodriguez (OHI) 136.2 SV Guy Stady (MTL) 22

Notable Events

Position and team in 2010 or at time of event shown.

Hitting Streaks

Three players had lengthy hitting streaks during the season:

• Xavier de Soto (KIN) had a 22-game hitting streak end on June 12, 2010
• Jesse Nelson (CAL) had a 23-game hitting streak end on July 1, 2010
• Danny Sanchez (MTL) has a 20-game hitting streak end on August 6, 2010

No-hitters

Two pitchers threw no-hitters during the 2010 season, including one near-perfect game.

• Connor Pearce (CHI) threw a complete-game no-hitter against the Richmond Ravens on July 8, 2010, allowing just 2 walks.
• Micah Jones (OHI) threw a complete-game no-hitter, allowing just a single walk while striking out 13 batters, against the Chicoutimi Cinquantes on August 13, 2010.