After eight games just seven points separate the field with all five teams seemingly capable of beating each other.
Dodgers demonstrated how tight the league is when they upset Cardinals 4-3 in the opening game this weekend.
Dodgers scored fours runs in the first three innings with Ross Familton, Brendan Taylor, Hoani Iva-Keen and Cameron Watts all scoring. Cardinals responded through a Crete Whaanga homer at the top of the third and got within striking distance when Steve Willis whacked a two-run homer in the sixth.
Dodgers pitcher Ben Watts struck out Richard Hunt and Boe Carlson to help seal the win.
Cardinals bounced back in their second match, beating Saints 4-3 to remain at the top of the competition table.
The game was tied 3-3 but Saints pitcher Sam Jones gave up a walk with the bases loaded at the bottom of the seventh.
Whaanga took the stroll to home base to complete the victorySaints had earlier beaten Ellis Park Maroon 9-4 thanks to an eight-run scoring blitz at the bottom of the second.
Jones batted in two runs with a triple and Lachlan Brensell got to third with a nice hit. His triple saw Jamie Jones, Michael O'Neill and Tim Howard score.
Ellis Park Maroon won the interclub fixture beating Ellis Park Gold 10-5 in the other game.
Alex Aerakis got the scoring under way for Maroon in the second innings with a homer. Maroon scored three runs in the second, two in the third, fifth and sixth and a single in the fourth inning in a dominant performance.
Gold registered six hits, which was plenty, but paid the price for some costly errors.
Premier men:
Competition table
• Cardinals - 24
• Saints - 20
• Ellis Park Maroon - 19
• Ellis Park Gold - 19
• Dodgers - 17
