Medicine Hat Mavericks will look for the upset when they start the WCBL playoffs in Moose Jaw

Medicine Hat will look to All-Star Game MVP Carter Roth, who set a new WCBL single-season record with 24 doubles, and several other strong batters throughout the lineup to power their offence.

Keeping Moose Jaw’s offence at bay will be a key factor in the Mavs’ success, as they gave up 91 runs over 10 games while scoring only 57.

Levi Tibbetts and Jackson Miles are the only Mavs pitchers to record a win against Moose Jaw this season.

The Miller Express feature one of the WCBL’s most productive lineups and a dominant pitching staff led by strikeout record-holder Westin Walls.

The Mavs won two of eight meetings with the Miller Express this season, and have lost six straight, a trend they will look to end.

June 5 at Athletic Park, a 12-2 Moose Jaw win.
June 6 at Athletic Park, a 10-6 Medicine Hat win.
June 7 at Athletic Park, a 17-13 Moose Jaw win.
July 1 at Ross Wells Park, a 5-2 Medicine Hat win.
July 1 at Ross Wells Park, a 7-4 Moose Jaw win.
July 8 at Athletic Park, a 16-10 Moose Jaw win.
July 20 at Athletic Park, a 7-2 Moose Jaw win.
July 24 at Ross Wells Park, a 4-2 Moose Jaw win.
July 30 at Ross Wells Park, an 8-7 Moose Jaw win.
July 31 at Ross Wells Park, a 12-2 Moose Jaw win.

Fans in Medicine Hat will get a chance to watch the series on Saturday when game two goes at Athletic Park at 6:45 p.m.

Then, if necessary, back in Moose Jaw for game three on Sunday at 7 p.m.

The winner of the series will face either the Saskatoon Berries or the defending champion Regina Red Sox in the East Semi-Finals.

The WCBL released a full postseason preview for all four series starting Friday.

by Jesse Gill

Medicine Hat Mavericks will look for the upset when they start the WCBL playoffs in Moose Jaw

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