Ironically enough, the three play on three different teams.
There have been many brother combinations in the league over the years (the Davis’s, Foleys, Bolands and Beresfords among them), but this probably has not happened before: Blair Ezekiel of Kelly’s Pub Molson Bulldogs won the batting with a .489 average. Kyle Ezekiel of 3 Cheers Bud Light Dodgers was second with a .423 clip and Brad Ezekiel of the NTV Hitmen was third, hitting .400.
Brad is a veteran on the national team, and Kyle is currently with the Canadian squad in the Dominican Republic for a Pan American Games qualifying tournament. Blair had a brief stint in the national team program.
Stats (2017 final)
Batting average
Blair Ezekiel, Bulldogs .489
Kyle Ezekiel, Dodgers .423
Brad Ezekiel, Hitmen .400
Andrew Evans, Bigs .393
Jeremy O'Reilly, Hitmen .373
Chris Murphy, Hitmen .347
Craig Edmunds, Bigs .333
Nick Pittman, Games .333
Jon Kelly, Bulldogs .328
Mark Power, Bigs .328
Hits
Danny Mullins, Hitmen 25
Andrew Evans, Bigs 24
Blair Ezekiel, Bulldogs 23
Kyle Ezekiel, Dodgers 22
Jon Kelly, Bulldogs 22
Home runs
Brad Ezekiel, Hitmen 6
Blair Ezekiel, Bulldogs 5
Shane Kelly, Bigs 5
Chris Murphy, Hitmen 5
RBIs
Jeremy O'Reilly, Hitmen 23
Brad Ezekiel, Hitmen 20
Joey Maynard, Bigs 18
Chris Murphy, Hitmen 17
Jon Kelly, Bulldogs 16
Wins
Sean Cleary, Bulldogs 9
Jason Hill, Dodgers 8
Mark Power, Bigs 8
Colin Walsh, Dodgers 7
ERA
Sean Cleary, Bulldogs 1.55
Jason Hill, Dodgers 1.59
Colin Walsh, Dodgers 2.33
Blair Ezekiel, Bulldogs 3.08
Mark Power, Bigs 3.98
