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Los Angeles Queens

Official name: Los Angeles Queens. Record 8–7, third, 2 games back (regular season). #3 seed in Semifinal B vs NY. Series B: LA wins 2–1 after Monday’s FINAL (LA 15, NY 11). Championship: LA leads 2–0 after Thursday’s FINAL (LA 11, SF 7).

Name origin (league branding post): Lizzie Murphy, “Queen of the Diamond,” first woman to play against major-league players. Brand mark: a crown built from four baseball diamonds. No official color list on the team page.

Team-page snapshot: batting AVG .349, 39 R, 52 H, 4 HR; ERA 5.45; fielding .950. Featured: #18 P Ayami Sato, #3 CF Mo’ne Davis, #1 3B Ashton Lansdell, #11 C Maggie Foxx.

Last: Sep. 17, LA 11, SF 7 (official Championship Game 2 FINAL 11 – 7). Championship series: LA leads 2–0. Series B still LA wins 2–1. Tonight: Championship Game 3 Sat Sep 19 vs San Francisco, 6:00 p.m. CT / 7:00 p.m. ET, ESPN+. Season series notes: Firebells vs Queens.

Mo’ne Davis is on this roster as a signed center fielder, Round 1 Pick 10. More: Mo’ne Davis · players. Amira Hondras is still marked Drafted on the team page but has already appeared (official Aug. 12 recap; Opening Day coverage).

Jemile Weeks is not Los Angeles’s manager. The league’s August 9 announcement named him manager of the Boston Hunters. Wikipedia’s Jemile Weeks article still called him the Queens’ first-base coach when we last looked on August 14. More: Jemile Weeks.

Roster from the official team page

Signed

Player	Pos	Hometown	Status	Draft
Ayami Sato	RHP	Tokorozawa, Japan	Signed	R1 · 2
Ashton Lansdell	3B	Marietta, Georgia, USA	Signed	R1 · 7
Mo'ne Davis	CF	Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA	Signed	R1 · 10
Meggie Meidlinger	RHP	Sterling, Virginia, USA	Signed	R1 · 15
Thaima Maximiliana	SS	Curacao	Signed	R1 · 18
Jamie Mackay	C	Laguna Beach, California, USA	Signed	R2 · 3
Emi Saiki	SS	Kagawa, Japan	Signed	R2 · 6
Samaria Benítez	SS	Nayarit, Mexico	Signed	R2 · 11
Maggie Foxx	C	Bedford, New Hampshire, USA	Signed	R2 · 14
Michelle Roche	RHP	Burnaby, British Columbia, Canada	Signed	R2 · 19
Suzu Narasaki	CF	Setouchi City, Japan	Signed	R3 · 2
Caitlin Eynon	SS	Perth, Australia	Signed	R3 · 7
Sarah Edwards	1B	Bay Shore, New York, USA	Signed	R3 · 10
Brittany Apgar	CF	Greensboro, North Carolina, USA	Signed	R3 · 15
Ayuri Shimano	RHP	Osaka, Japan	Signed	R5 · 15

Listed as Drafted (not marked Signed)

Player	Pos	Hometown	Status	Draft
Leah Cornish Drafted	C	Perth, Australia	Drafted	R4 · 3
Juliette Kladko Drafted	LHP	Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada	Drafted	R4 · 6
Amira Hondras Drafted	2B	Chicago, Illinois, USA	Drafted	R4 · 11
Sydney Barry Drafted	RHP	Fort Mcmurray, Alberta, Canada	Drafted	R4 · 14
Rio Obitsu Drafted	2B	Saitama City, Japan	Drafted	R4 · 19
Isabella Villarreal Drafted	2B	Newport, Michigan, USA	Drafted	R5 · 2
Elodie O'Sullivan Drafted	OF	Perth, Australia	Drafted	R5 · 7
Genevieve Hastings Drafted	SS	Billings, Montana, USA	Drafted	R5 · 10
Luisa Hernandez Drafted	1B	Lagos de Moreno, Jalisco, Mexico	Drafted	R5 · 18
Adelaide Frank Drafted	1B	Oakville, Missouri, USA	Drafted	R6 · 3
Brittany Womack Drafted	RF	San Diego, California, USA	Drafted	R6 · 6
Celicia Wilken Drafted	1B	Austin, Texas, USA	Drafted	R6 · 11
Trinity Curtis Drafted	RHP	Oakhurst, California, USA	Drafted	R6 · 14
Addisyn Baird Drafted	SS	Granger, Indiana, USA	Drafted	R6 · 19

Official Los Angeles page · Stats · Players index

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