WHITEY FANTASY BASEBALL LEAGUE
SEASON 29
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WEEK #7 RESULTS & HIGHLIGHTS
The defending WFBL champion VANCOUVER CUBS (7-0) remained the league's lone unbeaten club following hard fought 6-5 win at iT-wan Stadium over the host BOSTON BULLDOGS (3-3-1) who slip back to the .500 mark. Jacob Misiorowski, Logan Gilbert, and Robbie Ray led the Cubbies on the mound.
In front of their home fans at Busch Stadium, the SAINT LOUIS CARDINALS (3-4) picked up their second straight win over an eastern power by flying past the BRANTFORD BISONS (4-3) in a 7-5 victory. Byron Buxton and the Cardinals starting pitching remained hot.
The PHILADELPHIA ATHLETICS (6-1) got back into the win column by rallying from behind for an 8-4 victory over the visiting LAS VEGAS HIGH ROLLERS (3-4) at the Navy Yard in Philly. Bryce Harper and Aaron Judge had big weeks, including huge late homers, for the A's.
At Lakefront Stadium in Cleveland the visiting EUGENE EMERALDS (4-3) got strong outings from Aaron Nola and Michael McGreevy to help pace their 9-3 rout of the host CLEVELAND SPIDERS (4-3) who dropped their second straight.
The visiting PORTLAND WOLFPACK (3-4) won their second straight by dumping the host ALABAMA FARMERS (2-5) by a 7-5 final. Eduardo Rodriguez and Braxton Ashcraft delivered strong starts for the Portland rotation.
At General Motors Park, the host DETROIT DRILLERS (3-4) treated the home fans to a 12-0 shutout of the HORSHAM CHARGERS (3-4) led by Davis Martin and Foster Griffin with strong outings on the mound.
Led by the arms of Nolan McLean and Jack Leiter, the NEW YORK KNIGHTS (3-3-1) traveled cross country and came home with a key 7-5 victory over the host SPOKANE INDIANS (2-5) at Avista Stadium. A fourth straight defeat dropped the Tribe into the west basement.
At Frog City Field the host Rayne Rajin' Cajuns (4-3) got back above the .500 mark with a 9-3 victory over the reeling MONTREAL EXPOS (1-6) who saw their losing skid reach a half-dozen games. Brandon Lowe and Brent Rooker led the Bayou Boys.
The host OMAHA STORM CHASERS (3-3-1) and visiting GEORGIA PINES (3-3-1) each remained at the .500 mark following a 6-5 draw at Werner Park in Omaha. The arm of Bryce Elder led the Pines with the bat of Bobby Witt Jr pacing the Storm Chasers.
Detroit blanked Horsham with Davis Martin providing much of the pitching excellence
OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE WEEK
Bryce Harper, Philadelphia
.429/.520, 4 HR, 5 RBI, 7 Runs
STARTING PITCHER OF THE WEEK
Davis Martin, Detroit
Win, 2 QS, 0.69 ERA, .762 WHIP, 19 K's
RELIEF PITCHER OF THE WEEK
Devin Williams, Eugene
Win, 2 SV, 4 SV+HD, 0.00 ERA, 0.000 WHIP, 4K
IMPORTANT REMINDERS
The six-team postseason format is in effect for the 2026 season. We will return to the 12-teams expanded playoffs alternate format again in 2027.
Pitching roles are determined week-to-week based on announced and/or publicly available expected usage.
Any 'ES' (Emergency Sub) must have been on your overall roster at the start of the Scoring Period requested.
Only one RP addition from outside your roster to your Majors roster per Scoring Period.
Consult our League Rules for more detailed information on these and other topics. Contact the Commissioner if further clarification needed.
Lineups are due on Sunday nights for the following week, except during any "short weeks" in the schedule. Final changes can be made up until first MLB game for that week.
2026 covers: GA, PO, BO, AL, HO, OM,
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