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Dobber2419 · 05-24-2019, 06:49 AM

6/9/1980

Week #9 Recap
Record: 44-15
Position: 1st (4 games ahead of San Diego)
Runs Scored: 327 (1st in Hickory League)
Runs Allowed: 192 (1st in Hickory League)
Defense: .721 (1st in Hickory League)
Power Ranking: 139.2, + (1st in TBL)
Owner Mood: Ecstatic; Fan Interest: 75/100

The Mallards go 6-1 this week:
6/2 - beat Cincinnati 4-1 - (W-Carithers, 7-1, S-Solis (3), L-Johnson, 4-5) - HRs by Swan (7), Rainey (3).
6/3 - beat Cincinnati 4-3 - (W-Solis, 4-1, S-Holmes (3), L-Coleman, 0-1) - HR by Grier (14). 3 hits by Mora.
6/4 - beat Cincinnati 7-1 - (W-Figiel, 8-1, L-Berkeley, 5-4) - HRs by Schwartz (7), Auld (9). Auld went 5-5, with 3 RBI. 3 hits from Grier also.
6/5 - beat New York 4-2 (W-Leyva, 9-2, S-Solis (4), L-Sutphen, 5-7) - 3 hits by Mora.
6/6 - beat New York 3-0 (W-Carithers, 8-1, S-Solis (5), L-DeMasi, 8-4) - HR by Carroll (7). 2 hits by Caroll, Auld, Grier, Musgrave.
6/7 - beat New York 11-6 (W-Amador, 1-1, L-Beauford, 4-3) - HRs by Amador (1), Swan (8), Rainey (4), Auld 2 (11). 3 RBIs each by Swan, Auld, Rainey.
6/8 - loss to San Diego 5-1 (W-Johnson, 4-1, L-Figiel, 8-2) - 2 hits by Carroll, Mora.

Hitting Notes

Pete Grier continues to lead in HR and RBI with 14 and 56 respectively.
Ian Auld now has a .402 batting average, second only to Philly’s Mike Seawright’s .416 in all of the Big Leagues.
Grier is 2nd in the Hickory League in home runs. Seawright leads all of TBL with 22 home runs.
Grier is also 2nd in the Big Leagues in RBI with his 56, once again behind Seawright, who has 66.
Auld is 3rd among Hickory League batters with a 2.8 WAR. Seawright leads with a 4.8.
Auld also has the longest current hitting streak in the Bigs with 14 games and counting.

Pitching Notes

Harry Schubert is the latest Mallards pitcher to go down. He will miss 6 weeks with a herniated disc in his back. Thus far he has a 4-4 record with a 3.39 ERA, 0.7 WAR, 1.07 WHIP, and an ERA+ of 115.
Theodore Walden continues to struggle. Gave up runs in both of his outings this week.
Juan Leyva continues to lead the Big Leagues in ERA, with a 1.59 ERA currently. He is also tied for the most wins, with 9, and is 3rd in Pitcher WAR, at 3.4, behind Bill DeMasi (NY Mammoths) at 4.4 and Francisco Munoz (San Diego) at 3.8.
At AAA Porterville, Don Krawczyk is 5-4 with a 2.98 ERA.
Also at AAA Porterville, reliever Bob Stone has a 3.38 ERA in 8 innings. The 21-year-old would be the most likely next call-up if we were to make a move.

Other Team News

Richie Swan (SS), Ian Auld (LF), and Pete Grier (RF) all lead their positions in votes for the All-Star Game. Juan Leyva (SP) and Ron Schwartz (C) are both second at their respective positions.

Progress Against Current Season Owner Goals:

Achieve a Winning Record: GOOD
Improve Team Stolen Bases: 57 (5th in HL)
Extend Lee Lewis: DONE

Next Week

2 more @ San Diego
3 vs. Los Angeles Bluebirds
start of 3 game series against Chicago Stars

Standings Notes

Philadelphia leads Baltimore in HL East by 2 games with a record of 41-18.
Cleveland leads New York in the AL East by 1/2 game with a record of 33-25.
St. Louis is 4 1/2 games ahead of Kansas City in the AL West with a record of 41-18.
Top 10 in Power Rankings:

Milburn Mallards

Philadelphia Centennials

St. Louis Saints

San Diego Skippers

Baltimore Baybirds

Los Angeles Seraphs

Kansas City Keystones

New York Metropolitans

Cleveland Foresters

Chicago Stars

Around the League

New York Metropolitans SP Chuck Sill pitched a 1-hit shutout against the LA Seraphs on June 3rd.
San Francisco Seals star SP Tom Dewitt pitched a 3-hit shutout against the New York Mammoths on June 4th.
San Diego Skippers SP Vern Black shut out San Francisco 2-0 on June 6th.
On June 6th, LA Seraphs 1B Greg Carnes went 5-5, including a home run, against the Detroit Zephyrs.
Chicago Unions 1B Ray Thomason notched 5 hits June 6th against the Atlanta Thrashers.
The Houston Buffaloes traded SP Grady McConnell to the Brooklyn Atlantics for 24-year-old minor league RHP Charlie Cater and 19-year-old 2B Will Rotes. McConnell is currently 5-6 on the year, with a 4.13 ERA.
Boston Colonials SP Morris Lashley picked up the 100th win of his career on June 7th against the Cleveland Foresters.
LA Seraphs 1B Greg Carnes had his 22 game hitting streak snapped on June 8th against Washington.
Philadelphia Centennials 1B Mike Seawright was named HL Player of the Week after a .519, 3 home run, 11 RBI performance.
Boston RF Bob Benware was awarded the AL Player of the Week honor after going .484, with 2 home runs and 2 RBI.

05-24-2019, 06:49 AM	#50
Dobber2419 Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 264	6/9/1980 Week #9 Recap Record: 44-15 Position: 1st (4 games ahead of San Diego) Runs Scored: 327 (1st in Hickory League) Runs Allowed: 192 (1st in Hickory League) Defense: .721 (1st in Hickory League) Power Ranking: 139.2, + (1st in TBL) Owner Mood: Ecstatic; Fan Interest: 75/100 The Mallards go 6-1 this week: 6/2 - beat Cincinnati 4-1 - (W-Carithers, 7-1, S-Solis (3), L-Johnson, 4-5) - HRs by Swan (7), Rainey (3). 6/3 - beat Cincinnati 4-3 - (W-Solis, 4-1, S-Holmes (3), L-Coleman, 0-1) - HR by Grier (14). 3 hits by Mora. 6/4 - beat Cincinnati 7-1 - (W-Figiel, 8-1, L-Berkeley, 5-4) - HRs by Schwartz (7), Auld (9). Auld went 5-5, with 3 RBI. 3 hits from Grier also. 6/5 - beat New York 4-2 (W-Leyva, 9-2, S-Solis (4), L-Sutphen, 5-7) - 3 hits by Mora. 6/6 - beat New York 3-0 (W-Carithers, 8-1, S-Solis (5), L-DeMasi, 8-4) - HR by Carroll (7). 2 hits by Caroll, Auld, Grier, Musgrave. 6/7 - beat New York 11-6 (W-Amador, 1-1, L-Beauford, 4-3) - HRs by Amador (1), Swan (8), Rainey (4), Auld 2 (11). 3 RBIs each by Swan, Auld, Rainey. 6/8 - loss to San Diego 5-1 (W-Johnson, 4-1, L-Figiel, 8-2) - 2 hits by Carroll, Mora. Hitting Notes Pete Grier continues to lead in HR and RBI with 14 and 56 respectively. Ian Auld now has a .402 batting average, second only to Philly’s Mike Seawright’s .416 in all of the Big Leagues. Grier is 2nd in the Hickory League in home runs. Seawright leads all of TBL with 22 home runs. Grier is also 2nd in the Big Leagues in RBI with his 56, once again behind Seawright, who has 66. Auld is 3rd among Hickory League batters with a 2.8 WAR. Seawright leads with a 4.8. Auld also has the longest current hitting streak in the Bigs with 14 games and counting. Pitching Notes Harry Schubert is the latest Mallards pitcher to go down. He will miss 6 weeks with a herniated disc in his back. Thus far he has a 4-4 record with a 3.39 ERA, 0.7 WAR, 1.07 WHIP, and an ERA+ of 115. Theodore Walden continues to struggle. Gave up runs in both of his outings this week. Juan Leyva continues to lead the Big Leagues in ERA, with a 1.59 ERA currently. He is also tied for the most wins, with 9, and is 3rd in Pitcher WAR, at 3.4, behind Bill DeMasi (NY Mammoths) at 4.4 and Francisco Munoz (San Diego) at 3.8. At AAA Porterville, Don Krawczyk is 5-4 with a 2.98 ERA. Also at AAA Porterville, reliever Bob Stone has a 3.38 ERA in 8 innings. The 21-year-old would be the most likely next call-up if we were to make a move. Other Team News Richie Swan (SS), Ian Auld (LF), and Pete Grier (RF) all lead their positions in votes for the All-Star Game. Juan Leyva (SP) and Ron Schwartz (C) are both second at their respective positions. Progress Against Current Season Owner Goals: Achieve a Winning Record: GOOD Improve Team Stolen Bases: 57 (5th in HL) Extend Lee Lewis: DONE Next Week 2 more @ San Diego 3 vs. Los Angeles Bluebirds start of 3 game series against Chicago Stars Standings Notes Philadelphia leads Baltimore in HL East by 2 games with a record of 41-18. Cleveland leads New York in the AL East by 1/2 game with a record of 33-25. St. Louis is 4 1/2 games ahead of Kansas City in the AL West with a record of 41-18. Top 10 in Power Rankings: Milburn Mallards Philadelphia Centennials St. Louis Saints San Diego Skippers Baltimore Baybirds Los Angeles Seraphs Kansas City Keystones New York Metropolitans Cleveland Foresters Chicago Stars Around the League New York Metropolitans SP Chuck Sill pitched a 1-hit shutout against the LA Seraphs on June 3rd. San Francisco Seals star SP Tom Dewitt pitched a 3-hit shutout against the New York Mammoths on June 4th. San Diego Skippers SP Vern Black shut out San Francisco 2-0 on June 6th. On June 6th, LA Seraphs 1B Greg Carnes went 5-5, including a home run, against the Detroit Zephyrs. Chicago Unions 1B Ray Thomason notched 5 hits June 6th against the Atlanta Thrashers. The Houston Buffaloes traded SP Grady McConnell to the Brooklyn Atlantics for 24-year-old minor league RHP Charlie Cater and 19-year-old 2B Will Rotes. McConnell is currently 5-6 on the year, with a 4.13 ERA. Boston Colonials SP Morris Lashley picked up the 100th win of his career on June 7th against the Cleveland Foresters. LA Seraphs 1B Greg Carnes had his 22 game hitting streak snapped on June 8th against Washington. Philadelphia Centennials 1B Mike Seawright was named HL Player of the Week after a .519, 3 home run, 11 RBI performance. Boston RF Bob Benware was awarded the AL Player of the Week honor after going .484, with 2 home runs and 2 RBI. __________________ My Dynasties: "The Milburn Mallards (The Big Leagues)" "Those are our boys!" (The Story of the Manningham Mallards)" "MLB Comes to the Plains of North Dakota"