Record Book, Lahman generated

boilermaker · 01-10-2006, 02:22 PM

With a dusted off OOTP 5, I've started several historical leagues using the Lahman Database and have let most of them age with the computer running the show. The leagues all began at different points and I didn't alter the league structure very much. But I did give 162 game schedules to eras that had 154 IRL, so no astericks for Roger Maris.

The save games begin in 1901, 1921, 1941, 1961, 1981, 1991, and 2001. The last three have not really been simmed much, so they don't factor in too much. For 1961 on, I allowed free agency. I imported real rookies every year, but did NOT assign them to their real teams, preferring to have the draft disperse them.

And now the record book, for your personal interest. All personal records are single season.

World Series Titles
7 - Detroit Tigers
6 - Chicago Cubs

World Series Runners Up
6 - Pittsburgh Pirates
5 - Chicago Cubs

Division Titles
11 - Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs

Batting Average
.412 - Ted Williams, Boston
.404 - Ted Williams, Boston

Hits
241 - Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis
Harry Heilmann, Detroit

Doubles
80 - Nathan Kissinger, Pittsburgh
60 - George Burns, Cleveland

Triples
26 - Dave Fultz, Philadelphia A's
24 - Sam Crawford, Cincinnati

Home Runs
59 - Mickey Mantle, NY Yankees
56 - Babe Ruth, NY Yankees
Roger Maris, NY Yankees

RBIs
192 - Nathan Kissinger, Detroit
142 - Harmon Killebrew, Baltimore

Stolen Bases
80 - Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh
79 - Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh

ERA
0.39 - Red Long, Boston Pilgrims
1.06 - Ed Walsh, Washington Senators

Wins
31 - Jack Powell, St. Louis
Clarence Mitchell, NY Giants
Buster Ross, Chicago Cubs
Roscoe Miller, Detroit

Saves
7 - Bill Piercy, NY Yankees
Ed McNicol, Washington Senators

Strikeouts
643 - Hub Pruett, Philadelphia A's
606 - Hub Pruett, Philadelphia A's

Cy Young Awards
3 - Roscoe Miller, Detroit
Jack Harper, St. Louis

Most Team Wins, One Season
111 - Detroit Tigers
108 - Brooklyn Dodgers

There you go.

01-10-2006, 02:22 PM	#1
boilermaker All Star Starter Join Date: May 2004 Location: San Jose, CA Posts: 1,956	Record Book, Lahman generated With a dusted off OOTP 5, I've started several historical leagues using the Lahman Database and have let most of them age with the computer running the show. The leagues all began at different points and I didn't alter the league structure very much. But I did give 162 game schedules to eras that had 154 IRL, so no astericks for Roger Maris. The save games begin in 1901, 1921, 1941, 1961, 1981, 1991, and 2001. The last three have not really been simmed much, so they don't factor in too much. For 1961 on, I allowed free agency. I imported real rookies every year, but did NOT assign them to their real teams, preferring to have the draft disperse them. And now the record book, for your personal interest. All personal records are single season. World Series Titles 7 - Detroit Tigers 6 - Chicago Cubs World Series Runners Up 6 - Pittsburgh Pirates 5 - Chicago Cubs Division Titles 11 - Detroit Tigers Chicago Cubs Batting Average .412 - Ted Williams, Boston .404 - Ted Williams, Boston Hits 241 - Rogers Hornsby, St. Louis Harry Heilmann, Detroit Doubles 80 - Nathan Kissinger, Pittsburgh 60 - George Burns, Cleveland Triples 26 - Dave Fultz, Philadelphia A's 24 - Sam Crawford, Cincinnati Home Runs 59 - Mickey Mantle, NY Yankees 56 - Babe Ruth, NY Yankees Roger Maris, NY Yankees RBIs 192 - Nathan Kissinger, Detroit 142 - Harmon Killebrew, Baltimore Stolen Bases 80 - Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh 79 - Fred Clarke, Pittsburgh ERA 0.39 - Red Long, Boston Pilgrims 1.06 - Ed Walsh, Washington Senators Wins 31 - Jack Powell, St. Louis Clarence Mitchell, NY Giants Buster Ross, Chicago Cubs Roscoe Miller, Detroit Saves 7 - Bill Piercy, NY Yankees Ed McNicol, Washington Senators Strikeouts 643 - Hub Pruett, Philadelphia A's 606 - Hub Pruett, Philadelphia A's Cy Young Awards 3 - Roscoe Miller, Detroit Jack Harper, St. Louis Most Team Wins, One Season 111 - Detroit Tigers 108 - Brooklyn Dodgers There you go.