| Years of Service |
5 |
Travis Kerber (2004-08) |
| INDIVIDUAL BATTING |
| CAREER BATTING RECORDS |
| At-Bats |
1,375 |
Jay Pecci (2005-08) |
| Batting Average (min. 243 TPA) |
.362 |
Francisco Matos (2002) |
| Runs Scored |
218 |
Tanner Townsend (2005-08) |
| Hits |
391 |
Jay Pecci (2005-08) |
| Doubles |
91 |
Steve Haake & Tanner Townsend (2005-08) |
| Triples |
17 |
Steve Haake (2005-08) |
| Home Runs |
39 |
Tanner Townsend (2005-08) |
| Grand Slams |
4 |
Tanner Townsend (2005-08) |
| Runs Batted In |
229 |
Tanner Townsend (2005-08) |
| Games Played |
359 |
Steve Haake (2005-08) |
| Bases on Balls |
180 |
Steve Haake (2005-08) |
| Strikeouts |
287 |
Steve Haake (2005-08) |
| Stolen Bases |
82 |
Steve Haake (2005-08) |
| SINGLE-SEASON BATTING RECORDS |
| At-Bats |
374 |
Tanner Townsend (2007) |
| Batting Average |
.371 |
Tanner Townsend (2008) |
| Hits |
115 |
Jay Pecci (2008) |
| Doubles |
27 |
Tanner Townsend (2007) |
| Triples |
9 |
Anthony Iapoce (2005) |
| Home Runs |
16 |
Cristian Guerrero (2008) |
| Runs Batted In |
84 |
Tanner Townsend (2008) |
| Extra-Base Hits |
44 |
Tanner Townsend (2008) |
| Slugging Percentage |
.623 |
Tanner Townsend (2008) |
| Games |
95 |
Curt Lee (2004), Jermaine Allensworth (2006), Tanner Townsend (2007) |
| Runs Scored |
71 |
Rob Marconi (2008) |
| Home Runs, Home |
7 |
Wes Chamberlain (2003), Tanner Townsend (2006), Cristian Guerrero (2008) |
| Home Runs, Road |
15 |
Jermaine Swinton (2002 – Team played entire season on road) |
| Home Runs, One Month |
8 |
Jermaine Swinton (July 2002) |
| Grand Slams |
2 |
Tanner Townsend (2008) |
| Hitting for Cycle |
1 |
Tim Flaherty (July 14, 2003) & Juan Camacho (July 16, 2004) |
| Consecutive Games With Home Run |
4 |
Mike Reese (July 29 – August 1, 2008) |
| Home Runs, Two Consecutive Games |
3 |
Jermaine Swinton (May 31 – June 2, 2002), Rene Pinto (August 3-6, 2003) |
| Home Runs vs. One Team |
6 |
Tanner Townsend (2008 vs. Kansas City) |
| Home Runs Leading Off Games |
3 |
Billy Malone (2002) |
| Multiple Homer Games |
2 |
Jermaine Swinton (2002), Jason Colson (2005), Jay Pecci (2008), Cristian Guerrero (2008) |
| Runs Batted In, Month |
31 |
Tanner Townsend (August 2008) |
| Consecutive Game Hitting Streak |
22 |
Mike Reese (July 29 – August 31, 2008) |
| Stolen Bases |
32 |
Billy Brown (2003) |
| Caught Stealing |
15 |
Billy Malone (2002) |
| Bases on Balls |
65 |
Steve Haake (2008) |
| Intentional Bases on Balls |
6 |
Francisco Matos (2002) |
| Strikeouts |
94 |
Billy Malone (2002) |
| Fewest Strikeouts |
21 |
Jay Pecci (2008 – 363 AB) |
| Total Sacrifices |
18 |
Jay Pecci (2005), Dale Mueller (2007) |
| Sacrifice Hits |
18 |
Dale Mueller (2007) |
| Sacrifice Flies |
9 |
Eric McNamee (2008) |
| Hit by Pitch |
14 |
Rich Rodrigues (2004) |
| Grounded Into Double Play |
14 |
Eric McNamee (2008) |
| Fewest Grounded Into Double Play |
1 |
Anthony Iapoce (2005 – 284 AB), Nate Price (2007 – 248 AB) |
| SINGLE-GAME BATTING RECORDS |
| Most Hits |
5 |
Seven Times (M.R. Eric Blakeley, August 28, 2008 vs. Schaumburg) |
| Most Runs |
4 |
Seven Times (M.R. Rob Marconi, August 15, 2008 at Kansas City) |
| Most Runs Batted In |
6 |
Darin Kinsolving (August 11, 2004 at Joliet) |
| Most Doubles |
4 |
Jose Yepez (July 2, 2007 at Winnipeg) |
| Most Triples |
2 |
Kevin Willmeyer (July 21, 2002 at Sioux City) |
| Most Home Runs |
2 |
Several (M.R. Cristian Guerrero, August 21, 2008 vs. Joliet) |
| Most Bases on Balls |
4 |
Four Times (M.R. Eric McNamee, August 21, 2008 vs. Joliet) |
| Most Strikeouts |
6 |
Jermaine Swinton (August 2, 2002 at Joliet) |
| Most Stolen Bases |
4 |
Billy Brown (May 23, 2003 at Joliet) |
| INDIVIDUAL PITCHING |
| CAREER PITCHING RECORDS |
| Victories |
32 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Losses |
17 |
Tony O’Donnell (2003-04) |
| Earned Run Average (min. 150 IP) |
3.23 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Games |
122 |
Travis Kerber (2004-08) |
| Games Started |
66 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Complete Games |
3 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) & Dan Soria (2003-04) |
| Shutouts |
2 |
Josh Habel (2006-07) & Mike Riley (2002) |
| Saves |
25 |
Tony Cogan (2007-08) |
| Innings Pitched |
409.0 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Hits Allowed |
339 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Home Runs Allowed |
38 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Bases on Balls |
125 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Strikeouts |
384 |
Willie Glen (2005-07) |
| Relief Appearances |
88 |
Travis Kerber (2004-08) |
| Relief Wins |
7 |
Koichi Misawa (2008) & Benji Miller (2003-04) |
| Winning Percentage (min. 12 dec.) |
.780 |
Willie Glen, 32-9 (2005-07) |
| SINGLE-SEASON PITCHING RECORDS |
| Victories |
12 |
Jason Shelley (2006), Willie Glen (2007) & Josh Habel (2007) |
| Losses |
11 |
Graham Mazur (2002) & Tony O’Donnell (2004) |
| Earned Run Average (min. 77.0 IP) |
2.08 |
Tony Cogan (2008) |
| Games |
56 |
Kris Regas (2006) |
| Games Started |
25 |
Jason Shelley (2006) |
| Complete Games |
2 |
several |
| Shutouts |
2 |
Mike Riley (2002) & Josh Habel (2007) |
| Games Finished |
43 |
Tony Cogan (2007) |
| Saves |
25 |
Tony Cogan (2007) |
| Innings Pitched |
155.0 |
Josh Habel (2007) |
| Innings Pitched, Reliever |
61.0 |
Kris Regas (2006) |
| Hits Allowed |
166 |
Jamie Bennett (2005) |
| Runs Allowed |
87 |
Tony O’Donnell (2004) |
| Earned Runs Allowed |
75 |
Drew Dickinson (2008) |
| Home Runs Allowed |
19 |
Josh Habel (2007) |
| Bases on Balls |
60 |
Willie Glen (2006) |
| Strikeouts |
162 |
Willie Glen (2007) |
| Relief Wins |
7 |
Koichi Misawa (2008) |
| Winning Percentage (min. 9 dec.) |
.923 |
Willie Glen, 12-1 (2007) |
| Consecutive Games Won |
9 |
Willie Glen (August 29, 2006 – July, 14, 2007) |
| Consecutive Scoreless Innings |
24.1 |
Josh Habel, August 16-29, 2007 |
| Consecutive Scoreless Relief Innings |
24.0 |
Koichi Misawa (June 22 – August 2, 2008) |
| SINGLE-GAME PITCHING RECORDS |
| Strikeouts |
13 |
Graham Mazur (June 2, 2002 at Duluth-Superior) & Jason Shelley (August 17, 2006 vs. Schaumburg) |
| Hits Allowed |
15 |
Dan Soria (June 30, 2003 vs. Joliet) |
| Runs Allowed |
15 |
Ryan Burnau (June 10, 2006 at Kansas City) |
| Bases on Balls |
8 |
Kalam Paull (August 30, 2002 at Duluth-Superior) |
| Home Runs Allowed |
5 |
Quintin Oldenburg (August 3, 2005 vs. Kansas City) |
