The Bison took down the Pros in convincing fashion, and now move to the other half of the sibling owners, as we host the Kansas City Colts to Cox Ballpark. The Colts come into this pushing .500 on the season, and we look to maintain our lead in the AL. We'll break out the alternate browns for this one, as we highlight last week's top player, outfielder Wilyer Abreu, who paced the team with 4 singles, a pair of doubles, a triple, and a home run for the cycle, with a walk, 4 runs, 5 RBI, and a steal to finish off the stat sheet. #WeAreOK

The Thunderbirds had a great week, but unfortunately Memphis had a better one and handed us another loss to put us back at .500. We are still in playoff contention despite our poor record, and we'll have a chance to improve in the AL on the road against the 4-4 Minnesota Gemini. Our rotation was on point last week, highlighted by recent addition SP Ryan Weathers, who struck out 15 across 13 innings with 2 quality starts and a win, only allowing a single run all of last week. #Thunderstruck

And we're back. The Atoms solidly defeated the Pandas to snap our two-game skid and move to 07-02 on the season, putting us into a tie for the AltLB's best record. We finish out our three-game homestand against Memphis, who have been a bit of a surprise team over the first several weeks of the season. If they can stay as hot as they have been, it will certainly be quite the challenge. Fortunately for us, our offense has been picking it back up, as we feature a hitter for the first time since all the way back in week 03. The hitter in question is SS Willy Adames, who slugged two homers and drove in 10 runs against San Diego, and was also the only player on either side with double-digit hits, reaching exactly 10. #03dTimesTheCharm #UpAndAtom

Okay, it's time for our post-week 10 stats updates. Clearly, all these can be seen on Fantrax, so these are some things I noticed:

- The Los Angeles Condors are 1st in hitting in the league, but 15th in pitching.
- The Las Vegas Atoms did get their first triple of the season in week 9. It's their only triple. I assume it was an accident. They also are in last in Home Runs, but tied for first in double.
- The Oakland Squirrels lead the league in both RBI and Hit By Pitches. Is there a correlation?
- The Arizona Thunderbirds have 58 total pitcher losses on the season, which is 19 more than the Bison, the second highest.
- The Thunderbirds and Bison have the most losses on the season, but also the most Quality Starts.
- The Havana Cubans have had 0 Saves or Holds on the season. The Tampa Bay Turtles have not gotten a Hold on the season.
- The Oklahoma City Bison have 99 strikeouts more than second place, and 483 more than last place. The difference of 483 is more than 6 teams have on the entire season.
- The Chicago Pros are last in 50% of the scoring categories, and second or third to last in two other categories.

Facing a huge deficit late in the game, the Atoms stormed back on Sunday to briefly take the lead, only to let it slip away. We fall to the Kings, who would probably be the best team in the league if they would just set their lineups, but we all know that's not gonna happen. In any case, our focus is on this week's World Series rematch in Detroit against a hobbled Deacons squad. It'll be a nice chance at revenge if we can pull it off, but for now, we're focused on retaining our lead on the National League so we cam get the ultimate revenge in September. We're rocking the road grays again, and rolling out SP Nathan Eovaldi to shout out his 12 2⁄3 inning, 12 strikeout, 03 earned run performance against Memphis. #03dTimesTheCharm #UpAndAtom