LANCASTER, PA — As the curtain falls on another thrilling Atlantic League season, the Lancaster Stormers have more than just their impressive gameplay to celebrate. Outfielder Gaige Howard and pitchers Noah Bremer and Max Green have been named to the prestigious Atlantic League year-end All-Star Team, an accolade that speaks volumes about the talent residing in Lancaster’s lineup.
The selections, determined by votes from the ten member teams, spotlight a season of hard-fought victories and exceptional individual performances. Gaige Howard, a former Dodgers prospect, has been a beacon of consistency and prowess in the outfield. His statistics reflect a player at the peak of his game: fourth in league batting with an impressive .325 average, second in on-base percentage at .437, and leading in walks with 83. His 138 hits and 31 doubles placed him third in both categories, while his 94 runs tied him for fourth across the league. Howard’s five homers and 54 RBIs further cemented his role as a cornerstone of Lancaster’s offensive strategy, appearing in 117 games and starting 115 of the team’s 126.
On the mound, Lancaster’s dynamic duo of Bremer and Green has been pivotal. Noah Bremer, once part of the Texas Rangers’ farm system, quickly emerged as a dominant force in the Stormers’ rotation. With a commendable 10-7 record and a 4.06 ERA, Bremer ranked second among qualifying pitchers in the league. His 132 strikeouts not only secured him third place in the league but also marked the fourth-highest single-season total in the Stormers’ history. Known for his resilience, Bremer delivered nine quality starts and consistently pitched at least five innings, save for rain-affected games.
Max Green, previously with the Detroit organization, displayed his prowess by tying for the league lead with 12 wins. His 12-5 record and a 4.35 ERA were complemented by 124 strikeouts, showcasing his finesse and command. Impressively, as a starter, Green posted a 3.63 ERA, and the Stormers triumphed in 15 of his 20 starts, highlighting his impact on the team’s success.
Manager Ross Peeples lauded their contributions, stating, “All three of these guys had good years and were a key part of our team’s success. They go about their business the right way and prepare for success every day.” His words reflect not only their individual achievements but also their embodiment of the Stormers’ spirit and work ethic.
For the Lancaster Stormers and their passionate fans, the recognition of Howard, Bremer, and Green is a nod to the club’s storied history and a promise of future triumphs. Their journey this season serves as a reminder of the dedication and talent that defines Lancaster’s beloved team, inspiring fans and setting a high bar for seasons to come.
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