As the days after the celebrations lingered, Flagstaff GM Greg Newgard had plenty of time to think over the past two years that led to the Outlaws standing of the precipice of history. After racking up 115 wins, breaking tons of franchise records along the way, Flagstaff stands just 12 wins away from what they view as their destiny.

The trade for him created a stir around the BDBL during last offseason. He earned 75% of the votes to start on the mound after this year’s BDBL All-Star Game. He’s broken or will break almost every single-season pitching record in Outlaws franchise history when the regular season ends. And now he adds another accolade to this year’s resume.

With a 15-game lead and 28 games left to play, the Flagstaff Outlaws continue to focus on their overarching goal of winning a BDBL World Series.

After another solid month of play under their belts, the Flagstaff Outlaws set their sights toward the final two months of play, including playing rivals from the most competitive division in the BDBL this season.

The rosters were announced for the 2018 BDBL All-Star Game and the Flagstaff Outlaws landed six players on the roster, tying a franchise record that was set back in 2002.

With 57 wins in the books at the midway point, Flagstaff Outlaws GM sits at his desk with a deep look of contemplation on his face. A 12-game lead in the division and the Ozzie League and a six-game lead over the Eck League best Buckingham Sovereigns, one might think Newgard would be sitting pretty at this point.