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Makonnen · 06-06-2022, 10:04 PM

June 22

Performance

Best Batters

Reggie Jackson of the San Francisco Sea Lions is oh-so-slowly being drawn back to the pack. He still leads the WBL in BA (by 11 points over Cleveland's Ron Blomberg) and in OBP (by 26 points over Homestead's Mike Epstein), but the New York Black Yankees' Babe Ruth has retaken the lead in SLG. Ruth has actually struggled recently, seeing his BA drop all the way down to .303, but over half his hits are for extra bases.

Looking at the leaderboards, a few things of note:

Ruth remains the only player in the top 2 in more than a few categories.
Ottawa's Tim Raines has taken over the SB lead, ahead of San Francisco's Rickey Henderson.
The Chicago American Giants offense remains formidable, with four different players listed.

As usual, bold indicates a league leader, and the top 2 in most categories are included.

Dick Allen (CAG). 303/367/565. 8 3B.
Rico Carty (PHI). 296/362/487. 30 2B.
Eric Davis (NYY). 278/331/556. 24 HR, 59 R.
Mike Epstein (HOM). 335/440/527.
Mike Fiore (CAG). 238/381/398. 53 BB.
Bobby Grich (LAA). 281/352/467. 25 2B.
Rickey Henderson (SFS). 263/39/369. 57 BB. 53 SB.
Joe Jackson (CAG). 330/409/583. 59 R.
Reggie Jackson (SFS). 353/466/634.
Willie Mays (NYG). 332/389/569. 98 H. 3.9 WAR.
Ron Blomberg (CLE). 342/411/640.
Doug Radar (LAA). 317/371/537. 74 RBI.
Tim Raines (OTT). 305/383/456. 58 SB.
Babe Ruth (NYY). 303/410/643. 25 HR, 72 RBI, 61 R. 3.8 WAR.
Louis Santop (CLE). 301/335/446. 8 3B.
Frank Thomas (CAG). 339/432/580. 96 H.
Bobby Wallace (BAL). 321/420/461. 25 2B.

Best Starting Pitchers

It's going to be interesting seeing how this develops. There is no real front-runner for the best pitcher in the league. Cleveland's Cy Young shows up in the most categories, and when you consider how much of a workhorse he is, perhaps that puts him in front. But Los Angeles' Gerrit Cole is the only hurler in double-digits in wins, and Baltimore's Dennis Martínez is the only one with an ERA under 3.00.

Bill Byrd (BAL). 7-2, 1.12 WHIP.
Gerrit Cole (LAA). 11-3, 3.92.
Ray Collins (PHI). 7-5, 3.62. 112 IP.
Don Drysedale (BRK). 6-3, 3.11
Bob Feller (CLE). 7-4, 5.07. 11.0 K/9.
Lefty Grove (SFS). 8-4, 3.78. 10.1 K/9. 112 K.
Ron Guidry (NYY). 5-7, 4.20. 115 K.
Walter Johnson (POR). 8-3, 3.77. 2.8 WAR.
Dennis Martínez (BAL). 9-4, 2.91.
Don Newcombe (CAG). 2-9, 6.15. 1.4 BB/9.
Red Ruffing (NYY). 9-2, 3.74.
Cy Young (CLE). 7-3, 1.12 WHIP. 1.6 BB/9. 114.2 IP. 3.1 WAR.

Best Relievers

Joseíto Muñoz has moved into Portland's rotation, but is a long way from having enough IP to be listed with the starters. A similar move may be looming for Indianapolis' Willie Mitchell. The best ERAs for pure relievers with over 20 IP belong to Ken Howell (San Francisco) and Aroldis Chapman (Miami Cuban Giants).

Terry Adams (CLE). 0-4, 4.24. 18 Sv.
Aroldis Chapman (MCG). 2-1. 1.42. 13 Sv.
Gene Conley (DET). 7-1, 3.96. 4 H.
Ken Howell (SFS). 3-3, 1.41. 3 Sv. 4 H. 0.94 WHIP.
Mark Melancon (HOU). 7-1, 3.12.
Willie Mitchell (IND). 3-2, 1.27. 1 Sv. 1 H.
Joseíto Muñoz (POR). 3-1, 1.17. 3 Sv. 2 H.
Ron Reed (CLE). 0-2, 2.72. 3 Sv. 12 H.
Johan Santana (POR). 1-1, 2.57. 22 Sv. 1 H.
Brian Wilson (SFS). 1-0, 1.61. 12 Sv. 0.90 WHIP.

Streaks

Most notably, Thurman Munson's remarkable streak of reaching base in 43 consecutive games ended.

George Hendrick (Philadelphia) and Doug Radar (Los Angeles) each have extra-base hits in 6 consecutive games. Radar is slashing 448/448/966 over those six games, while Hendrick is at 560/593/1.120 over his last 27 plate appearances.

Mike Norris of the New York Gothams hasn't allowed a run in his last 14 appearances.

Lance Berkman's change of scenery hasn't seemed to help, as the new Cleveland Spider is mired in a slump where, over 13 games, he's managed only a 109/180/109 slash line.

Series XIX Results

Series XIX Sweeps

Indianapolis over San Francisco

Taking 3 out of 4 in Series XIX

Baltimore over Kansas City

Philadelphia over Birmingham
Brooklyn over Chicago
Homestead over Miami
Los Angeles over Memphis
Houston over Ottawa

Series Splits

Cleveland @ New York Black Yankees
Wandering House of David @ Detroit
New York Gothams @ Portland

06-06-2022, 10:04 PM	#208
Makonnen All Star Reserve Join Date: May 2020 Posts: 916	TWIWBL 25.0: Series XIX Notes *June 22* Performance Best Batters Reggie Jackson of the San Francisco Sea Lions is oh-so-slowly being drawn back to the pack. He still leads the WBL in BA (by 11 points over Cleveland's Ron Blomberg) and in OBP (by 26 points over Homestead's Mike Epstein), but the New York Black Yankees' Babe Ruth has retaken the lead in SLG. Ruth has actually struggled recently, seeing his BA drop all the way down to .303, but over half his hits are for extra bases. Looking at the leaderboards, a few things of note: Ruth remains the only player in the top 2 in more than a few categories. Ottawa's Tim Raines has taken over the SB lead, ahead of San Francisco's Rickey Henderson. The Chicago American Giants offense remains formidable, with four different players listed. As usual, bold indicates a league leader, and the top 2 in most categories are included. Dick Allen (CAG). 303/367/565. 8 3B. Rico Carty (PHI). 296/362/487. 30 2B. Eric Davis (NYY). 278/331/556. 24 HR, 59 R. Mike Epstein (HOM). 335/440/527. Mike Fiore (CAG). 238/381/398. 53 BB. Bobby Grich (LAA). 281/352/467. 25 2B. Rickey Henderson (SFS). 263/39/369. 57 BB. 53 SB. Joe Jackson (CAG). 330/409/583. 59 R. Reggie Jackson (SFS). 353/466/634. Willie Mays (NYG). 332/389/569. 98 H. 3.9 WAR. Ron Blomberg (CLE). 342/411/640. Doug Radar (LAA). 317/371/537. 74 RBI. Tim Raines (OTT). 305/383/456. 58 SB. Babe Ruth (NYY). 303/410/643. 25 HR, 72 RBI, 61 R. 3.8 WAR. Louis Santop (CLE). 301/335/446. 8 3B. Frank Thomas (CAG). 339/432/580. 96 H. Bobby Wallace (BAL). 321/420/461. 25 2B. Best Starting Pitchers It's going to be interesting seeing how this develops. There is no real front-runner for the best pitcher in the league. Cleveland's Cy Young shows up in the most categories, and when you consider how much of a workhorse he is, perhaps that puts him in front. But Los Angeles' Gerrit Cole is the only hurler in double-digits in wins, and Baltimore's Dennis Martínez is the only one with an ERA under 3.00. Bill Byrd (BAL). 7-2, 1.12 WHIP. Gerrit Cole (LAA). 11-3, 3.92. Ray Collins (PHI). 7-5, 3.62. 112 IP. Don Drysedale (BRK). 6-3, 3.11 Bob Feller (CLE). 7-4, 5.07. 11.0 K/9. Lefty Grove (SFS). 8-4, 3.78. 10.1 K/9. 112 K. Ron Guidry (NYY). 5-7, 4.20. 115 K. Walter Johnson (POR). 8-3, 3.77. 2.8 WAR. Dennis Martínez (BAL). 9-4, 2.91. Don Newcombe (CAG). 2-9, 6.15. 1.4 BB/9. Red Ruffing (NYY). 9-2, 3.74. Cy Young (CLE). 7-3, 1.12 WHIP. 1.6 BB/9. 114.2 IP. 3.1 WAR. Best Relievers Joseíto Muñoz has moved into Portland's rotation, but is a long way from having enough IP to be listed with the starters. A similar move may be looming for Indianapolis' Willie Mitchell. The best ERAs for pure relievers with over 20 IP belong to Ken Howell (San Francisco) and Aroldis Chapman (Miami Cuban Giants). Terry Adams (CLE). 0-4, 4.24. 18 Sv. Aroldis Chapman (MCG). 2-1. 1.42. 13 Sv. Gene Conley (DET). 7-1, 3.96. 4 H. Ken Howell (SFS). 3-3, 1.41. 3 Sv. 4 H. 0.94 WHIP. Mark Melancon (HOU). 7-1, 3.12. Willie Mitchell (IND). 3-2, 1.27. 1 Sv. 1 H. Joseíto Muñoz (POR). 3-1, 1.17. 3 Sv. 2 H. Ron Reed (CLE). 0-2, 2.72. 3 Sv. 12 H. Johan Santana (POR). 1-1, 2.57. 22 Sv. 1 H. Brian Wilson (SFS). 1-0, 1.61. 12 Sv. 0.90 WHIP. Streaks Most notably, Thurman Munson's remarkable streak of reaching base in 43 consecutive games ended. George Hendrick (Philadelphia) and Doug Radar (Los Angeles) each have extra-base hits in 6 consecutive games. Radar is slashing 448/448/966 over those six games, while Hendrick is at 560/593/1.120 over his last 27 plate appearances. Mike Norris of the New York Gothams hasn't allowed a run in his last 14 appearances. Lance Berkman's change of scenery hasn't seemed to help, as the new Cleveland Spider is mired in a slump where, over 13 games, he's managed only a 109/180/109 slash line. Series XIX Results Series XIX Sweeps Indianapolis over San Francisco Taking 3 out of 4 in Series XIX Baltimore over Kansas City Philadelphia over Birmingham Brooklyn over Chicago Homestead over Miami Los Angeles over Memphis Houston over Ottawa Series Splits Cleveland @ New York Black Yankees Wandering House of David @ Detroit New York Gothams @ Portland __________________ Year II of the WBL on the Forums STARTS HERE. Baseball The Way It Never Was https://wbl.dmlco.com/ i9s: Curated, Bespoke MLE's for NeL Players. https://www.i9s.org/