The first season of their history is running well for the Blues. With their impressive 26-9 records, they are leading all the major league.
This success comes from the strong pitching rotation of Memphis. The young, Rico Parra, is hot. He has won his lasts seven games and his ERA is only 2.72.
Roosevelt Gant is also having a nice season start, with four wins and only one lost. With the return of Alex Beltre from the disable list, the Blues's rotation is stronger.
Wes Aumont, who is the official closer of the team, is doing the job, with 11 saves in 12 opportunities.
As we thought, Bryan Guerrero is leading the major league with 31 stolen bases. Guerrero is also hitting for .354 and has accumulate 39 runs.
Rafael Montanez is leading the team with 13 homeruns and a average of .338. Nigel Kelly and Alex Forest are also hitting over .300.
If there is a two horses race in the NL West, there is also one in the AL South. The Nashville Sounds are very talented, and are following the Blues in the division title race. There so many matches to play until the end, so everything can happends.
