Top Defensive Player – Craig Wright
Wright has played solid in the outfield all season. There is no doubt about it, C-Dub is an anchor of the Superbas defense.

Top Offensive Player – Jeff Adams
The numbers speak for themselves: Adams is clutch with a .667 batting average, 9 runs, 7 runs batted-in and a .955 contribution percentage.

Most Improved Player – Raphael Harper
Harper, hampered by a leg injury for most of the season, has marked his own territory in right field with some spectacular cougar-attention-grabbing plays. He has also come through at the plate with 5 singles, 2 runs and 3 runs batted-in.

Biggest Surprise (so far) – Kevin Ghalambor
Ghalambor has given the Superbas a second top-flight pitcher in the rotation. At the plate, Pudge, KG, the Rock, or Kobe (or whatever nickname he has been assigned that day), has hit 3 singles and has drawn 2 walks.

Biggest Disappointment (so far) – Eric Grace
Grace was the Superbas’ opening-day centerfielder and clean-up hitter. That didn’t last. A Fairfield-style injury has limited Gracie to 6 plate appearances and has kept him off the field since the second game. Grace has fully recovered and the Superbas are expecting big things in the second half of the season.