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msc123123 · 05-28-2022, 08:45 PM

Seeding Round League 11

Settings year:
1971

Highlights:
The 2013 Los Angeles Dodgers have become the fourth team from the Dodgers franchise to earn a spot in the 300. They did it by only losing 2 totals games in their three playoff series on the way to the championship. The 1935 Pittsburgh Pirates lost the finals but will have the distinction of being the first team to win both the MVP and the Cy Young, with Cy Blanton winning the Cy Young unanimously. In the play-in the finals featured a battle with quite a year gap. In the end, the 1889 Columbus Solons beat the 2010 Chicago White Sox scoring 3 runs in the 9th inning to win Game 7 5-4. The Columbus Solons franchise only lasted three seasons in the 19th century so to get at least one of those three into Round 1 will keep the franchise from being fully eliminated in the seeding round.

MVP:
1. Arky Vaughan (1935 Pittsburgh Pirates) – .309/25/69/12.4 533 (22)
2. Vince DiMaggio (1940 Pittsburgh Pirates) – .324/32/110/9.3 506 (18)
3. Ty Cobb (1916 Detroit Tigers) – .345/22/82/10.9 416 (6)

Note: The other first place votes went as follows:
3 to Cy Blanton who won the Cy Young and finished 8th in MVP voting

Cy Young:
1. Cy Blanton (1935 Pittsburgh Pirates) – 22-6/2.01/183/9.1 343 (49)
2. Mark Baldwin (1889 Columbus Solons) – 21-13/2.74/240/7.6 138
3. Bill Swift (1935 Pittsburgh Pirates) – 18-7/1.97/154/8.6 117

05-28-2022, 08:45 PM	#16
msc123123 Minors (Single A) Join Date: Jan 2014 Posts: 98	Seeding Round League 11 Settings year: 1971 Highlights: The 2013 Los Angeles Dodgers have become the fourth team from the Dodgers franchise to earn a spot in the 300. They did it by only losing 2 totals games in their three playoff series on the way to the championship. The 1935 Pittsburgh Pirates lost the finals but will have the distinction of being the first team to win both the MVP and the Cy Young, with Cy Blanton winning the Cy Young unanimously. In the play-in the finals featured a battle with quite a year gap. In the end, the 1889 Columbus Solons beat the 2010 Chicago White Sox scoring 3 runs in the 9th inning to win Game 7 5-4. The Columbus Solons franchise only lasted three seasons in the 19th century so to get at least one of those three into Round 1 will keep the franchise from being fully eliminated in the seeding round. MVP: 1. Arky Vaughan (1935 Pittsburgh Pirates) – .309/25/69/12.4 533 (22) 2. Vince DiMaggio (1940 Pittsburgh Pirates) – .324/32/110/9.3 506 (18) 3. Ty Cobb (1916 Detroit Tigers) – .345/22/82/10.9 416 (6) Note: The other first place votes went as follows: 3 to Cy Blanton who won the Cy Young and finished 8th in MVP voting Cy Young: 1. Cy Blanton (1935 Pittsburgh Pirates) – 22-6/2.01/183/9.1 343 (49) 2. Mark Baldwin (1889 Columbus Solons) – 21-13/2.74/240/7.6 138 3. Bill Swift (1935 Pittsburgh Pirates) – 18-7/1.97/154/8.6 117 Attached Images Last edited by msc123123; 07-05-2022 at 04:44 AM.