[TheeeeeeeeeYankeesWin]

LOL. I was just thinking about what historical flukes would be the MOST DIFFICLT to duplicate given the underlying ratings of the players. Some obvious ones come to mind:

10) I think Clemen's two 20 K games is kind of a fluke. If you replay his career through with accurate roster ratings, I believe he would hit 18 at least once but not 20 on two different occasions.
9) Nolan Ryan's 7 no-hitters. He was incredible, but is this predictable given his career ratings. Maybe it was, becuase I know he also had about 10 or 12 1 hitters.
8) Johnny Vander Meer's two consecutive no-hitters (if Koufax or Gibson did it, it wouldn't have been so strange.
7) Don Larsen's WS perfect game (again, if Koufax or Gibson does it, its not a great surprise).
6) Christy Mathewson's 3 WS shutouts.
5) Brady Anderson's 50 homers.
5) Luis Gonzalez's 54 homers/.700 slugging year.
4) Denny McClain's 31 wins in 1968, or Bob Gibson's 1.12 ERA that year (I know Pedro's ERA+ was better, but it wasn't a fluke - he had 4 or 5 crazy seasons like that).
3) Roger Maris' 61 homers (looking at his career trajectory, I'd say 35-45 was his 'rated' potential that year).
2) Joe D's 56 game hitting streak. I would imagine that people replaying the entire century would be hard pressed to show a 56 game hit streak. I'm guessing one in every 10 or so accurate sims would match it. But who knows? Joe D did have a 61 (I believe?) game streak in the minors, and his brother Dom had a 34 game streak! Now that's weird.
1) Steve Carlton's recording 46% of his team's victories in 1972. That is pretty hard to match.

Fortunately, the game will more lilely produce new and original flukes for us, which makes it so much fun.