The Pioneer League released their postseason All-Star team over the weekend. There was only one Billings Mustangs player that made the squad. Left handed starting pitcher Ty Boyles grabbed one of the five pitching spots on the team. He was also named co-pitcher of the year in the league.
The 19-year-old left hander made 10 starts for the Mustangs, tossing 58.0 innings with a 2.17 ERA and a 1.17 WHIP to go along with 17 walks and 48 strikeouts. That earned him a promotion two weeks ago to the Dayton Dragons where he has now made three starts.
| Team | IP | ERA | H | HR | BB | K | WHIP |
| Billings | 58.0 | 2.17 | 51 | 4 | 17 | 48 | 1.17 |
The left hander is the third Cincinnati Reds minor leaguer to be named as the pitcher of the year in his league, joining Dayton Dragons right hander Tyler Mahle and Daytona Tortugas left hander Amir Garrett.
While no other Billings Mustangs players earned postseason honors, manager Dick Schofield was named as manager of the year. Billings is currently tied for second place in the North Division with two games remaining. They are a half-game behind Missoula, but the Osprey have already qualified for the playoffs by finishing in 1st place in the first half. That leaves Billings and Great Falls fighting it out in Billings over the next two days to make the playoffs.