Round 2

Northwest Regional Park Field 1:    Umpire- Reggie Grant
Round 2: LOFT (6) 8  (WP-Bob Mallonee ) Sky & Sky Inc. (5) 6  (LP-Jeff Harris 13-9)

Highlights pending.

LOFT Playoffs notes:
►The 2 playoff wins moved L.O.F.T.’s all time playoff record to 5-8
►L.O.F.T. is 1-0 all time against the Kings in week 2 (Round 3 or 4) of the playoffs

Northwest Regional Park Field 2:    Umpire- Mark Radom
Round 2: Nationwide Bombers (2) 13 (WP- Jason Gardner 1-0)  Thunderbirds (8)  0 (LP-John Kerzner 4-11)  6 Innings

In game 2, no one was sure who would pitch because 2 of the Bombers pitchers were away but catcher, Jason Gardner stepped up and asked for the ball and threw a shutout as the Bombers advanced past the other red team- the Thunderbirds 13-0 (5 innings). The Bombers will play the Outlaws next week.

Northwest Regional Park Field 3:    Umpire- Scott Snyder
Round 2: Natty O's (3) 18 (WP-RJ Seabeck 15-9) Northwest Corridor (4) 6 (LP-Howard Goldberg 6-8)  6 Innings

Highlights pending.

Northwest Regional Park Field 4:      Umpire- Jeff Kurland
Round 2: Kings (1) 6 (WP-Mike Herr 12-3)  Outlaws (7) 5 (LP-Larry Newman 3-12) 

The #1 Kings did come into Round 2 of PMSL Playoffs expecting to meet #7 Outlaws. However the Outlaws pulled an upset in Round 1 defeating the #2 Nationwide Bombers. The pitching match-up featured 2 20+ year veterans of PMSL-- Kings Mike Herr vs. Outlaws Larry Newman. The 2 had been teammates on the Kings 1993 and 1996 Championship teams. Outlaws battled back from early 5-1 deficit with 3 runs in t-6th and 1 run in t-7th to tie score 5-5. In b-7th, pinch hitter Matt Friedman singled home Brad Millison to give the Kings a 6-5 thrilling win.

Reggie Molock started game for Outlaws in t-1st on an infield hit. A 1 out 1B by Theo Battle and RBI SF by David Woods had Outlaws leading 1-0. In b-1st, consecutive 1 out 1B's by Kenny Salzman, Shilo Merwitz, and Jan Katzen (RBI) got the Kings even. An overthrow on Katzen's hit scored Merwitz and subsequent 3B by Alan Varhaftik (RBI) and SF by Justin Cohen put Kings in lead 4-1. Outlaws left runners in scoring position in 2nd and 3rd innings, but Kings were unable to add to their lead thru the early frames.

In b-4th, Alan Varhaftik hit a HR over the head of the Outlaws RF. Kings maintained 5-1 lead thru 5 innings. In t-6th, Molock reached to lead off inning on an infield error. Martiez Reed drew the only Outlaws walk in the game. Theo Battle tripled past Kings RF Brett Eisenberg, scoring Molock and Reed. The relay throw from Eisenberg to Kings 2B Kenny Salzman to Kings C Glenn Savage looked in time to tag out Battle, but the throw was mishandled at the plate and Battle scored narrowing the Kings lead 5-4. Outlaws still had 0 outs, but Kings starter Mike Herr was able to retire the next 2 hitters on flyouts to LF, and following a 2 out 1B by William Giles, was able to get the final out of the inning on another flyout to LF. Kings were unable to score in b-6th, so they carried just a 1 run 5-4 lead into the 7th inning.

In t-7th, Chas West singled to lead off. Following a flyout to RF, Maurice Scott singled to CF, with West advancing over to 3rd base. Outlaws had no pinch hitters, so Larry Newman came to the plate with runners on the corner and just 1 out, with the tying run at 3rd base. Newman was clutch as he delivered an infield RBI 1B to the hole at SS. Reggie Molock then followed with a deep flyout to LCF, with Scott and courtesy runner Darnell Maxwell moving up to 2nd and 3rd base and now 2 outs. With 1st base open, the Kings considered walking Outlaws phenom rookie Martiez Reed. Reed had homered over the RF fence off Kings pitcher Mike Herr in the teams' Regular Season match-up on May 10, 2015. The Kings decided to go after Reed and he was retired on a flyout to RF.

In b-7th, Brad Millison led off the inning with a 1B into CF. Glenn Savage hit a sinking liner to LCF that just fell outside the reach of Outlaws LCF Reggie Molock, Millison getting to 2nd base and Savage at 1st base on the hit. Steve Levy lined out hard to 2B William Giles. Brett Eisenberg lined out to LF Reed. With pitcher Mike Herr due up, the Kings sent Matt Friedman to the plate as a pinch hitter. Friedman swung at the 1st pitch from Larry Newman and his hard grounder hit the lip of the infield in front of the SS, the ball skipping into CF. Millison was able to score from 2nd base with the winning run. Final score Kings 6 Outlaws 5.

Outlaws Round 2 offensive leaders:
Martiez Reed (1-3,1 R,2B,W)
Theo Battle (2-3,1 R,2 RBI,3B)

Kings Round 2 offensive leaders:
Shilo Merwitz (2-3,1 R)
Alan Varhaftik (2-3,2 R,2 RBI,3B,HR)
Matt Friedman (1-1,1 RBI, GWRBI)

 Kings Round 2 notes:
►Kings improved their lifetime Round 2 record to 20-7 (.741)
►Kings advance to the Round 3 winner's bracket game for the 10th time in the past 11 seasons. Their 9 year streak was broken last season by the Nationwide Bombers. In 27 seasons, the Kings have made it to the 3rd Round Winner's bracket game a league record 14 times.
►Kings starter Mike Herr was making just his 3rd career Round 2 start. His previous starts in Round 2 were in 1991 and 2013.
►Kings Round 2 starters Chuck Grant 10 (2002, 2005-2012,2014), Steve Levy 5 (1990, 1992, 1994, 1997, 1998), Larry Newman 3 (1993, 1995, 1996), Mike Herr 3 (1991, 2013,2015), Dan Frignito 2 (2003, 2004), Jeff Goldstein 2 (2000, 2001), Ted Winner 1 (1999), Mark Friedman 1 (1988).
►Kings lifetime are 17-9 (.654) in Round 3 Playoffs, including an impressive 10-3 (.769) Round 3 record out of the winner's bracket.

Round 3

Northwest Regional Park Field 1:    Umpire- Reggie Grant
Round 3: Nationwide Bombers (2) 11 (WP- Tzvi Friedman  12-6) Outlaws (7) 5 (LP-Larry Newman 3-13) 

The Bombers won both games on Sunday to advance to the championship round against the top rated Kings. The Bombers will have to sweep the Kings to gain the title.
In game 1, the Outlaws gave the Bombers all they could handle until the Bombers, behind ace pitcher Tzvi Friedman, slammed the door for the 11-5 victory.

The Outlaws led 2-0 in the top of the 3rd but the Bombers took the lead for good in the bottom of the 3rd, 6-2. Tzvi and Uri drew back to back walks and after Resnick flew out, Gershon Y hit an infield single to load the bases.

Yoyo Strauss's 2 run single tied it at 2-2 and Ben Gutman's single gave the Bombers a 3-2 lead. Loeb smoked a 2 run triple and the 6th run scored on Flamm's grounder that was booted for an error.

The Outlaws who play with class and determination cut the lead to 6-4 in the 4th but the Bombers pulled away on another error and Gardner's 2 run single, Uri's Sac fly and Gershon's RBI single.

Northwest Regional Park Field 3:    Umpire- Scott Snyder
Round 3: Kings (1) 8 (WP-Mike Herr 13-3)  LOFT (6) 4  (LP-John Reichert 5-9)

LOFT (6) was playing in the PMSL Winner's Bracket Finals for the 1st time in their team's history. Matched up against the 2014 PMSL Tournament Champions and 2015 PMSL Regular Season Champions Kings (1), LOFT stayed close but the Kings came away with the victory 8-4.

In b-2nd, 1 out singles by Shilo Merwitz and Jan Katzen preceded clutch 2 out 2 RBI 2B by Justin Cohen. In t-2nd, with 2 outs on none on, Jon Stacey singled thru the infield. Andy Peksa hit a sinking line drive into RF that just eluded the glove of Kings RF Mike Mittleman. Stacey kept running and scored all the way from 1st base on the 1B. In b-2nd, Mittleman and Brett Eisenberg hit 1 out singles. With 2 outs, Kenny Salzman hit an RBI 1B scoring Mittleman and Eisenberg then scored as the throw to the plate went out of play. The Kings lead after 2 innings was 4-1.

In b-3rd, Jan Katzen singled and with 1 out Cohen singled. Zac Stavish hit SF to LF scoring Katzen. Glenn Savage hit RBI 1B to score Cohen. Mittleman walked and Eisenberg singled to load bases with 2 outs. Mike Herr blooped a single into CF, scoring Savage and Mittleman, putting the Kings ahead 8-1.

In t-4th, Nick Serkes singled, moved up to 2nd base on fielder's choice groundout, and scored on Stacey's 2 out RBI 1B. LOFT starter John Reichert kept Kings off scoreboard in 4th and 5th innings and Kings held 8-2 lead after 5 innings.

In t-6th, consecutive leadoff singles by Mark Winkel, Brad Verbovsky, Ken Kreyling, and Nick Serkes (RBI) got the Kings lead down to 8-3 with the bases loaded and 0 outs. Kings starter Mike Herr was able to escape further damage as a result of 2 infield popouts to SS and groundout to end the LOFT rally. LOFT again threatened in t-7th, loading bases with 1 out on 1B by Andy Peksa, BB to Josh Vaeth, and pinch hit 1B by Pete Sclafini. Mark Winkel hit a liner up the middle, but Herr was able to deflect the ball into his body and throw Winkel out at 1st base. A run did score on the groundout. Another groundout then ended the game with the Kings winning 8-4.

LOFT Round 3 offensive leaders:
Brad Verbovsky (2-4)
Ken Kreyling (2-3)
Nick Serkes (2-3,1 R,1 RBI)
Jon Stacey (2-3,1 R,1 RBI)
Andy Peksa (2-3,1 RBI)

Kings Round 3 offensive leaders
Jan Katzen (2-4,2 R)
Justin Cohen (3-4,1 R,2 RBI,2B)
Mike Mittleman (1-2,2 R,W)
Brett Eisenberg (2-3,1 R)

Northwest Regional Park Field 4:      Umpire- Jeff Kurland
Round 3: Sky & Sky Inc. (5) 13  (WP-Jeff Harris 14-9)   Natty O's (3) 12 (WP-RJ Seabeck 15-10) 8 Innings

Highlights pending.

Round 4

Northwest Regional Park Field 1:    Umpire- Reggie Grant
Round 4: Nationwide Bombers (2) 13 (WP- Tzvi Friedman  13-6) Sky & Sky Inc. (5) 1  (WP-Jeff Harris 14-10) 6 Innings

In game 2, the bombers beat s tired undermanned team Sky and Sky , 13-1(6 innings). Sky was tired because their game vs the Natty O's went into extra innings and played with 9 because Rotts had a bad leg.

The bombers showed no mercy and trounced their long time rival and their ace pitcher, Jeff Harris. The only run Sky scored was on a miscues by the Bombers OF. Otherwise, Tzvi Freidman pitched a gem backed by a string defense.David Flamm and Chaim Finkelstein made strong plays to preserve the victory .

The Bombers jumped to a 2-0 lead in the 1st. Gershon reached on an error and Yoyo hit s bad hop double. Ben G hit another smash for a 2 run single . This was all the runs the Bombers would need. Sky got one back on a tree base error in the 3rd but the Bombers showed determination and grit by scoring 4 more in the 3rd. Resnick doubled, and Gershon followed with an RBI single. Ben's triple played Yoyo and Loeb brought home Ben with a sac fly to the cf fence.

The Bombers put the game away in the 5th by tacking in 4 more .Resnick scorched another double to lead off and Gershon knocked him home with s single . Yoyo's infield single brought up clutch hitter Ben G who hit another 2 run single . Flamm's double made it 10-1.

The Bombers ended Sky's season by scoring 3 more in the 6th. Tzvi and Uri hit back to back singles and Resnick's 3rd hit of the game ( an RBI single) brought home the 11th run. Gershon's RBI double , his 6th hit of the day and the 8th time he reached base , a double made it 12-1 and after Sky untentionally waked Yoyo, Ben hit a bases loaded single.

Northwest Regional Park Field 3:    Umpire- Scott Snyder
Round 4: Kings (1) 11 (WP-Mike Herr 14-3)  LOFT (6) 4  (LP-John Reichert 5-10)

The unique set-up of the PMSL Playoffs format had the Winner's bracket winner vs. the lowest seed in the Loser's bracket. This resulted in the 2 teams from the Winner's bracket game playing again in Round 4. In a sloppy defensive game that had 12 errors, the score remained tied 9-9 after 6 innings. LOFT took advantage of infield errors in t-7th to take 10-9 lead. In b-7th, with bases loaded and 1 out, Brett Eisenberg delivered a 2 RBI 1B into CF giving the Kings an 11-10 walk off win.

In t-1st, Mark Winkel led off game with 1B. Following 2 flyouts, 1 of which Winkel was able to advance to 2nd base, Nick Serkes hit RBI 1B giving LOFT early 1-0 lead. The lead was shortlived as Kenny Salzman led off b-1st with HR down the RF line. With 2 outs, singles by Alan Varhaftik and Justin Cohen preceded 2 RBI 2B by Zac Stavish and RBI 1B by Glenn Savage giving Kings lead after 1 inning 4-1.

In t-2nd, with 2 outs and 0 on, Andy Peksa singled, Josh Vaeth reached on an infield error, and Pete Sclafini hit RBI 1B into RCF. The throw to the plate to attempt to get Peksa went out of play and Vaeth scored narrowing Kings lead 4-3. In b-2nd, With 1 out, Brett Eisenberg doubled, Kenny Salzman singled (RBI), Shilo Merwitz singled, and Jan Katzen hit RBI SF to RF building Kings lead 6-3. In b-3rd, Cohen singled and Stavish doubled (RBI) extending Kings lead 7-3.

Things fell apart for Kings in t-4th. LOFT loaded bases with 1 out on walk to Logan Malane, fielder's choice Mike Randall, and Andy Peksa 1B. Josh Vaeth hit 2 RBI 1B and following another fielder's choice, pinch hiter Skyler Dickinson hit 2 RBI 1B to tie game. On the play, the throw from the outfield went out of play and another run scored putting LOFT ahead. Mark Winkel hit SF to then put LOFT ahead 9-7.

With LOFT still ahead 9-7 after 4 innings, Kings Mike Herr came in from the bullpen. Herr was able to hold LOFT off the board in t-5th. In b-5th, Kings took advantage of 2 infield errors and walk to load bases with 0 outs. Steve Levy RBI 1B and Mike Mittleman RBI fielder's choice groundout tied score 9-9. Neither team was able to score in the 6th inning.

In t-7th, infield errors allowed the go ahead run to come across for LOFT 10-9. Still with runners on 1st and 2nd base with 0 outs, Kings were able to escape further damage on 2 groundouts and infield popup. In b-7th, Stavish reached to leadoff inning on infield error. Glenn Savage drew walk. Steve Levy flew out to RF, with Stavish tagging up and advancing to 3rd base. The throw towards 3rd base was high and allowed Savage to move up to 2nd base. LOFT walked Mike Mittleman intentionally, electing to go after Brett Eisenberg with the bases loaded and 1 out. Eisenberg came thru for the Kings with a clutch linedrive 1B into LCF, with both Stavish and Savage scoring on the play, giving the Kings an 11-10 walk off win.

LOFT Round 4 offensive leaders:
Andy Peksa (2-3,2 R)
Josh Vaeth (1-3,2 R,2 RBI,K,ROE)
Pete Sclafini (1-3,2 R,1 RBI,ROE)
Skyler Dickinson (1-2,1 R,2 RBI,ROE)

Kings Round 4 offensive leaders:
Kenny Salzman (3-3,2 R,2 RBI,HR)
Alan Varhaftik (2-4,1 R)
Justin Cohen (2-4,3 R,ROE)
Zac Stavish (2-4,3 R,3 RBI,2 2B,2 ROE)
Glenn Savage (1-1,1 R,1 RBI,3 W)
Brett Eisenberg (2-4,1 R,2 RBI,2B)

Kings Round 4 notes:
►The last time the Kings had a walk off win in Round 4 of the Playoffs was in 2005, a Playoff win vs. Sky & Sky Inc. that led to the PMSL Tournament Championship. The Kings opponent in the 2005 Championship was Eastern Savings Bank, now known as the Nationwide Bombers. On that August 14, 2005 day, the Kings trailed Sky 10-6 entering the b-7th, but scored 5 runs in b-7th to win in dramatic fashion 11-10. Dan Frignito was the hero that day with an inside-the-park grandslam homerun to win it for the Kings. Ironically, it was a day that the Kings had met the same opponent earlier in the day in Round 3. The summary of the 2005 Round 4 game is reported here.
►Outfielders Koby Sarubin and Brad Millison, along with catcher Matt Friedman were away for the Semi-Finals. They are all expected back for the League Championship Game on Sunday.
►Kings Developmental roster players Sam Aydukovic (Owings Mills HS 2016) and Brandon Schuster (Owings Mills HS 2018) were in attendence.
►Outfielder Troy Hendricks remains on the disabled list (foot surgery) and will not be activated for Sunday.
►Outfielder Mike Mittleman made his Kings Playoffs debut.
►Round 4 was the 100th Kings Playoffs game for outfielder Alan Varhaftik.

Round 5 -- Championship Game

Northwest Regional Park Field 3:    Umpires- Scott Snyder (home plate), Reggie Grant (bases)
Round 4: Kings (1) 10 (WP-Mike Herr 15-3)  Nationwide Bombers (2) 9  (LP-Tzvi Friedman 13-7)  9 Innings

It was the Kings against the Nationwide Bombers in the 2015 Pikesville Men's Softball League Championship. This was a rematch of the 2005 PMSL Finals ( 2005 Playoffs Late Rounds ) when the Bombers were known as Eastern Savings Bank. Today's 2015 Championship Game was a thriller. The lead changed hands several times. It was the Kings coming away with the PMSL Tournament Championship on Glenn Savage's 1 out bases loaded single in bottom of the 9th inning giving the Kings a 10-9 win.

The game started out great for the Bombers with 4 straight singles to start the game by Gershon Yakobovitch, Yoyo Strauss, Ben Gutman (RBI), and Marc Loeb (RBI). Kings starter Mike Herr was finally able to record 2 outs, but Jason Gardner delivered a clutch 2 out 2 RBI bloop 2B into RF. Bombers lead before Kings came to bat was 4-0. Koby Sarubin led it off for Kings in b-1st with infield 1B. Kenny Salzman lined out hard to Bombers pitcher Tzvi Friedman. Shilo Merwitz drew a walk and Jan Katzen hit 2 RBI 3B to RCF. Justin Cohen followed with RBI SF to pull Kings within 4-3 after 1 inning.

Both teams went 3-up-3-down in 2nd inning. In t-3rd, Yakobovitch reached on infield error, advanced to 3rd base on Strauss 1B, and scored on SF by Ben Gutman. In b-3rd, Mike Herr led off with 1B. With 1 out, Salzman, Merwitz (RBI), Katzen, and Cohen (RBI) all singled to tie game 5-5. Still with 1 out, Alan Varhaftik hit SF and Brad Millison followed with RBI 1B putting Kings ahead 7-5.

In t-4th, Chaim Finkelstein singled with 1 out. Dan Gutman reached on infield error. Tzvi Friedman walked to load bases. Finkelstein scored on Josh Resnick's RBI fielder's choice groudout. With 2 on and 2 out, Yakobovitch grounded out. The Kings failed to score in b-4th, but held the lead 7-6.

In t-5th, Yoyo Strauss walked and Ben Gutman singled to start inning. Marc Loeb then hit an RBI 1B scoring Strauss with the tying run 7-7. Following an infield popout and groundout at 3rd base, Jason Gardner singled off the foot of pitcher Mike Herr. The ball caromed to the deep infield between 1st and 2nd base. Kings 1st baseman Shilo Merwitz picked up the ball and fired home as courtesy runner Josh Resnick attempted to score. Kings catcher Glenn Savage was able to apply the tag for the final out of the inning. The Kings failed to score in b-5th, the score remaining tie 7-7.

In t-6th, Finkelstein worked the count full and drew a leadoff walk. With 1 out Friedman singled with Finkelstein getting to 2nd base. Resnick flew out to LF for the 2nd out. Yakobovitch singled to LCF loading bases with 2 outs. Yoyo Strauss hit a grounder to Kings pitcher Mike Herr, with Strauss' great speed, Herr looked home for a forceout before deciding to throw instead to 1st base. Strauss was safe on the fielder's choice and Bombers had the lead 8-7. In b-6th, with 2 outs and 0 on, pinch hitter Matt Friedman singled and Koby Sarubin singled. Kings sent pinch hitter Steve Levy to the plate, but Tzvi Friedman was able to retire Levy on a comebacker to the mound, the Bombers maintaining an 8-7 lead after 6 innings.

In t-7th, David Flamm drew a 1 out walk. Shulie Hochman followed with a 2B to the fence in LF sending Flamm to 3rd base. With an open base, the Kings elected to pitch to Jason Gardner and he brought home Flamm on SF to deep RF. Bombers headed into b-7th with a 9-7 lead.

In b-7th, Shilo Merwitz and Jan Katzen singled to start inning. Justin Cohen followed with an RBI 1B pulling Kings to within 1 run 9-8 and advancing Katzen to 3rd base with the tie run. Varhaftik then hit RBI 1B to tie game, with Cohen advancing to 3rd base as the potential winning run. Still with 0 outs, a tie game 9-9 and the bases loaded, the Bombers smartly walked Brad Millison intentionally to load bases. With the infield and outfield drawn in and the Bombers moving one of the outfielders into the infield as the 5th infielder, Friedman was able to retire Savage on a flyout to LF for the 1st out of inning. Kings sent up pinch hitter Mike Mittleman for Brett Eisenberg who was the walkoff hero 1 week ago vs. LOFT. Mittleman hit a hard grounder to 3rd base, Bombers 3rd baseman David Flamm stepped on the bag for the out and fired home to Marc Loeb who tagged out Cohen for a game saving doubleplay. The game was going extra innings.

In t-8th, Dan Gutman and Friedman singled putting runners on the corners with 0 outs. Herr was able to retire Uri Rabinowiz on a lineout to SS for the 1st out. Still with runners on the corners, Yakobovitch grounded to pitcher Herr who checked the runner at 3rd base and threw to 1st base to record the 2nd out. With 2 runners in scoring position and 2 outs, Strauss lined out to LCF. In b-8th, Koby Sarubin singled with 1 out, but Levy and Merwitz were then retired, keeping the score 9-9.

In t-9th, with 1 out, Loeb and Flamm singled. Hochman grounded to SS, with Kings SS Justin Cohen throwing to 3rd base for the forceout. With 2 outs, Gardner singled, but Flamm was held at 3rd base. Finkelstein grounded out to 3rd baseman Jan Katzen to end the half inning.

In b-9th, Katzen singled to lead off inning. Cohen grounded into a fielder's choice to SS. With 1 out, Varhaftik got a hit up the middle with Cohen going to 3rd base. Varhaftik never stopped running and reached 2nd base just ahead of the tag for a 2B. With the potential winning run again at 3rd base and just 1 out, Bombers were again forced to intentionally walk Brad Millison. Savage now had a 2nd opportunity to win the game for the Kings. This time Savage delivered as he belted a 2-1 changeup over the head of the drawn in LF, Cohen crossing the plate for the Kings with the winning run 10-9 and PMSL Championship.

Bombers Round 5 offensive leaders:
Gershon Yakobovitch (2-5,2 R,ROE)
Yoyo Strauss (2-4,2 R,W)
Ben Gutman (2-4,1 R,2 RBI,SF)
Marc Loeb (3-5,1 R,2 RBI)
David Flamm (2-5,1 R,W)
Jason Gardner (3-4,3 RBI,2B,SF)
Tzvi Friedman (2-3,W)

Kings Round 5 offensive leaders:
Koby Sarubin (4-5,1 R)
Shilo Merwitz (2-4,3 R,1 RBI,W)
Jan Katzen (4-5,3 R,2 RBI,3B)
Justin Cohen (2-3,1 R,3 RBI,W,SF)
Alan Varhaftik (2-4,2 RBI,2B,SF)
Mike Herr (2-3,1 R)

Kings Playoff notes:
►SS Zac Stavish was the only Playoffs eligible player missing from the Kings line-up with a scheduled vacation. All other 13 Kings players got an at bat in the Championship Game.
►Fate was with the Kings as 2 starting players made heroic efforts to be in attendance for the Championship Game. Those 2 stories will be posted tomorrow.
►Kings captured their 6th PMSL Playoffs Championship (1993,1996,2005,2010,2014,2015) and 1st ever back-to-back Playoff Championships in the franchise's 27 year history.
►A team of destiny, the #1 Kings had 2015 Playoffs walkoff wins as the home team in Round 2 vs. Outlaws, Round 4 vs. LOFT, and Round 5 vs. Bombers.

Kings Rings:
Current Players
Justin Cohen (2010,2015)
Brett Eisenberg (2014,2015)
Matt Friedman (2015)
Arin Gelletly (2010, 2014)
Chuck Grant (1996,2005,2010,2014)
Troy Hendricks (2005,2010,2014,2015)
Mike Herr (1993,1996,2005,2010,2014,2015)
Jan Katzen (2005,2010,2014,2015)
Steve Levy (1993,1996,2010,2014,.2015)
Shilo Merwitz (2005,2010,2014,2015)
Brad Millison (2014,2015)
Mike Mittleman (2015)
Kenny Salzman (1996,2005,2010,2014,2015)
Koby Sarubin (2010,2014,2015)
Glenn Savage (2014,2015)
Zac Stavish (2015)
Alan Varhaftik (1993,1996,2005,2010,2014,2015)

Alumni Players
Rob Barrow(2010)
Chris Blankenship (2005)
Justin Cohen (2010)
Dan Frignito (2005)
Mike Frignito (2005)
Barry Foland (1993,1996)
Larry Getlan (1993,1996)
Joel Gordon (1993,1996)
Scott Katzen (2005,2010)
Alan Klawans (1993)
Brad Lamont (1993,1996)
Larry Newman (1993,1996)
Keegan Rettaliata (2005,2010)
Brooks Sandler (2010)
Dave Sandler (1993,1996,2005,2010)
Dave Schwartz (1993)
Jeff Slutzker (1993,1996,2010)
Skip Spriggs (1993)
Marc Summerfield (1996)
Brian Wolf (1993,1996)