Time Warp Baseball - Page 126

canadiancreed · 10-12-2004, 09:19 PM

try paint and use the reduce function?

first thing that came to my mind, but I coudl be wrong

Vris · 10-13-2004, 12:10 AM

I couldn't tell you how to, except getting rid of it. It's majorly large and annoying (and not just because I'm a Red Sox fan).

Oh, and Go Braves!

wyltn3d · 10-13-2004, 06:02 AM

Thanks for clearing that up, Matt.

Call him Harold before you call him William, definitely.

Anyway, good to see that Perry is looking good in AAA; not spectacular, but good. Pittsburgh looks to be a pretty good contender this year as well, hopefully they can stick with it and stay near the top.

Matt from TN · 10-13-2004, 11:35 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by YankeeFanatic04

WOW I had this for along time and really havent had any complaints. If there is a way to make it smaller I would really like for you guys to tell me.

Actually when posting, you can unselect "show signature." I do that in every official league post I make.

Go ahead & sign up in the ancestors thread (linked in the 1st post of this thread). Although I warn you: your ancestor may take a beating from me, since I don't play well with Yankee fans.

Matt from TN · 10-13-2004, 12:19 PM

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May 1947

Washington went 9-6 to finish the month of May, and that was enough to increase their lead to 2.5 games. The Browns are now in 2nd place, a half-game ahead of the White Sox. Chicago lost pitcher Earl Boyd for the season with a shoulder injury. He was just 3-7 but had a solid 3.33 ERA. Taking his spot in the rotation on May 30th was Johnny Gordley, who allowed just 2 runs off 3 hits in 8 innings against the A's.

Brooklyn has moved back ahead of the Phillies as these two teams continue to duel atop the NL standings. So far, Philadelphia leads the season series with the Dodgers 5-4, but that has not stopped Brooklyn from holding a 1-game lead. Many around the league are still surprised at the way the Dodgers offense has performed, scoring the 4th most runs in the majors. Second baseman Mike Fellner has been a huge key, hitting .268 with a team-leading 11 homeruns and 45 RBI. During the war years, many people claimed that Fellner's success would be short-lived, but he is proving them wrong.

Everyone knew Brooklyn's top two pitchers were the best in the game today, but their rotation has gotten a huge boost from #4 man Monty Rottier, who is 7-2 with a 3.18 ERA. A former top prospect acquired from the Reds in 1934, Rottier suffered several injuries over his minor league career that seemed to derail his progress. He then spent two years in the Army before returning last season and putting up solid numbers.

On May 18 in Detroit, the Indians and Al Jackson attracted a crowd of 52,416 - a single game paid attendance record at Tiger Stadium.

Worth noting is the fact that Giants shortstop Tom Howard is becoming a superstar in the NL, proving that playing the shortstop position does not have to include only defense. Howard currently leads the NL in batting average and RBI, and he is 3rd in homeruns. No player in major league history has ever captured this "Triple Crown" of batting in a single season. Howard has as good a chance as anyone has had in recent memory.

American League-Pitcher of the Month:
Cotton Simson (SLA)!
He had a record of 6-0 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 1.60.

American League-Batter of the Month:
Peaches Badeau (PHA)!
He batted .446 in 101 AB, with 2 homers and 14 RBI.

National League-Pitcher of the Month:
John Nolting (PHI)!
He had a record of 5-2 in 8 games started, with an ERA of 1.96.

National League-Batter of the Month:
Tom Howard (NYG)!
He batted .404 in 104 AB, with 5 homers and 26 RBI.

Code:

American League Standings 
  
Washington       31 22 .585 -
St. Louis (A)    28 24 .538 2.5
Chicago (A)      28 25 .528 3.0 
Boston (A)       26 27 .491 5.0
Cleveland        25 28 .472 6.0
New York (A)     25 28 .472 6.0
Detroit          24 28 .462 6.5
Philadelphia (A) 24 29 .453 7.0
 
National League Standings 
 
Brooklyn         33 21 .611 -
Philadelphia (N) 32 22 .593 1.0
Cincinnati       30 23 .566 2.5 
Pittsburgh       29 24 .547 3.5
St. Louis (N)    25 27 .481 7.0 
New York (N)     25 28 .472 7.5
Chicago (N)      21 32 .396 11.5
Boston (N)       18 36 .333 15.0

AL AVG
.385 Peaches Badeau, PHA
.364 Cy Helbig, SLA
.351 Dale Thompson, SLA

NL AVG
.389 Tom Howard, NYG
.378 Augie Cost, PHI
.368 Foster Hempkins, CIN

AL HOMERUNS
14 Jimmy Ditty, NYA
10 Vern Piernatzski, SLA
10 Denny Caneer, NYA

NL HOMERUNS
15 Lonny Arrendale, PHI
14 Will Groaning, CHN
13 Tom Howard, NYG

AL RBI
43 Al Jackson, CLE
43 Cy Helbig, SLA
42 Lester Walk, SLA

NL RBI
51 Tom Howard, NYG
46 Lonny Arrendale, PHI
45 Mike Fellner, BKN

AL STEALS
16 Ping Hung, NYA
16 Hershel Cooley, PHA
12 Jack Zenisek, BOS

NL STEALS
44 Jonny Perly, BKN
12 David Hunter, BSN
9 Ted Stuart, PHI

AL ERA
2.32 Cotton Simson, SLA
2.89 John Skoropat, CHA
3.00 Zolly Schoeter, WSH

NL ERA
2.34 John Nolting, PHI
2.42 Steven Smith, CIN
2.65 Remmy Paul, BKN

AL WINS
10 Cotton Simson, SLA
10 Sloppy Mosich, BOS
8 John Skoropat, CHA

NL WINS
9 Roy Mills, CIN
9 Mickey Lonergan, PHI
8 Rock Charnley, STL

AL STRIKEOUTS
71 Cotton Simson, SLA
68 Chubby Allen, PHA
68 Harley Melzer, DET

NL STRIKEOUTS
74 Frank Smith, BKN
69 Remmy Paul, BKN
69 Scottie Allen, BSN

AL SAVES
11 Ray Seidel, SLA
8 Eric Slater, WSH
8 Billy Hyberg, BOS

NL SAVES
12 Goose Baum, BKN
8 Bob Boshernitsan, NYG
8 John Pilsworth, CHN

scprideandms · 10-13-2004, 12:36 PM

Cognac still sucking
Tequila raised avg to 267 by going 292 in May
Bourbon, Jr still wasting away in A ball with 2.95 ERA

m0ng00se · 10-13-2004, 12:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matt from TN

On May 18 in Detroit, the Indians and Al Jackson attracted a crowd of 52,416 - a single game paid attendance record at Tiger Stadium.

Yea that May 18th game was good for us, not only the huge crowd, but it was one of the few quality wins for us in the last couple weeks of May.

This ended up being a terrible month for us. Vic Gorin didn't manage even one single win this month and now we've lost Andrew (our hottest starter this year) for all of June and probably a chunk of July as well. Our clean-up guy Ormiston went into a tail spin again. He's sure been inconsistent for a player rated "Consistency - Good". I'll be having to make some roster moves and depth chart changes to try and turn this thing around.

ifspuds · 10-13-2004, 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by wyltn3d

Thanks for clearing that up, Matt.

Call him Harold before you call him William, definitely.

Anyway, good to see that Perry is looking good in AAA; not spectacular, but good. Pittsburgh looks to be a pretty good contender this year as well, hopefully they can stick with it and stay near the top.

Forever after, he shall be Harold.

Perry's putting up nice numbers at AAA, especially for his first season. With the Pirates' lineup old enough to take the field using walkers, I'd anticipate seeing Harold in the majors next year with a good spring training. I'd like to see his contact rating go up just a smidge before I promote him, but we'll see what happens.

tward13 · 10-13-2004, 01:30 PM

Tom Howard has also won both player of the month awards this season. A huge bright spot in an otherwise uninspiring season for the Giants.

canadiancreed · 10-13-2004, 01:35 PM

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With the Pirates' lineup old enough to take the field using walkers

That seems to be a common thread across the league leader in the NL. Brooklyn, Philly and my boys all seem to get the older you get the better youa re. Intresting

DamnYankees · 10-13-2004, 01:37 PM

Morris, FINALLY, got his contact up to his talent level, and his average rose 20 points in 2 weeks. Maybe he is can really become elite.

creed, nice job calling up Label. Seems to be playing pretty well so far.

Vris · 10-13-2004, 04:52 PM

A good ending to May for Boston (N). Hopefully it's a trend and we can battle back to .500 before the end of the year.

Elendil · 10-13-2004, 07:35 PM

Walt Davis has fallen from the #1 prospect last year to #31.

What the heck kinda coaches are the Cubs hiring?

canadiancreed · 10-13-2004, 08:24 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by DamnYankees

Morris, FINALLY, got his contact up to his talent level, and his average rose 20 points in 2 weeks. Maybe he is can really become elite.

creed, nice job calling up Label. Seems to be playing pretty well so far.

Thanks, I got the message that my good catcher (Emreniati) was retiring, and Linus NOT a replacement. Since Label was performing well enough at Columbi nad Syracuse, I figured, what the hell. So far tis' working nice, I"m platooning him with Ermenatni, having him only go against lefties. If things go well I'll have him going full tilt in July or August and have Benny end his career as his backup.

mauboy · 10-14-2004, 09:40 AM

Looks like Ervin's shot for 3000 has diminished. He's hurt for the whole season after breaking his wrist trying to make a catch. He was on the rise after having a dismal .250 average. Before he got hurt he was batting .270. Now it's time to cheer his team on, on the bench or at home. What a sad day for the Phillies(here comes the downfall).

Matt from TN · 10-14-2004, 10:59 AM

June 15, 1947

The Senators started June by going 8-6, but with other teams struggling, that was once again good enough to expand their lead now to 3.5 games. Cleveland went 10-3 and have jumped from 5th to 2nd, ahead of the struggling Browns and White Sox.

Brooklyn went 7-7 but expanded their lead too with the Phillies going a terrible 4-10 and falling to 4th place. The Pirates went 8-6 and are now in 2nd place, 2.5 games back. The Braves may finally be heating up, going 11-3 so far after a solid end to May. They may have buried themselves in too big a hole to get back into contention, but this is definitely a team that no one wants to face right now.

On June 3rd, A's pitcher Jeronimo Arsenault threw a no-hitter against a disappointing Senators offense. This was the 1st no-hitter in the major leagues in just over a year, but the 1st no-hitter in the AL since Boston's Sloppy Mosich tossed one in 1943. Between those two games, 5 no-hitters have been thrown in the NL - three of them by Cardinals pitchers. Interstingly enough, two of those Cardinals no-hitters were thrown by Vic Gorin, who now pitches in the AL with Detroit.

Code:

American League Standings 
  
Washington       39 28 .582 -
Cleveland        35 31 .530 3.5
St. Louis (A)    33 32 .508 5.0
Chicago (A)      34 33 .507 5.0 
Detroit          33 33 .500 5.5
Philadelphia (A) 33 35 .485 6.5
Boston (A)       30 37 .447 9.0
New York (A)     30 38 .441 9.5
 
National League Standings 
 
Brooklyn         40 28 .588 -
Pittsburgh       37 30 .552 2.5
Cincinnati       36 30 .545 3.0 
Philadelphia (N) 36 32 .529 4.0
St. Louis (N)    33 33 .500 6.0 
New York (N)     31 37 .456 9.0
Boston (N)       29 39 .426 11.0
Chicago (N)      27 40 .403 12.5

AL AVG
.394 Peaches Badeau, PHA
.360 Cy Helbig, SLA
.355 Blake Crocitto, WSH

NL AVG
.378 Tom Howard, NYG
.370 Foster Hempkins, CIN
.349 Augie Cost, PHI

AL HOMERUNS
15 Jimmy Ditty, NYA
14 Ray Kress, DET
13 Vern Piernatzski, SLA

NL HOMERUNS
18 Lonny Arrendale, PHI
16 Will Groaning, CHN
15 Tom Howard, NYG

AL RBI
54 Ray Kress, DET
51 Cy Helbig, SLA
50 Al Jackson, CLE

NL RBI
61 Tom Howard, NYG
54 Foster Hempkins, CIN
53 Lonny Arrendale, PHI

AL STEALS
20 Hershel Cooley, PHA
18 Ping Hung, NYA
15 Jack Zenisek, BOS

NL STEALS
55 Jonny Perly, BKN
18 David Hunter, BSN
11 Ogden Wing, STL

AL ERA
2.26 Cotton Simson, SLA
3.10 John Skoropat, CHA
3.18 Bob Bussmann, CHA

NL ERA
2.64 John Nolting, PHI
2.80 Frank Smith, BKN
2.83 Remmy Paul, BKN

AL WINS
12 Cotton Simson, SLA
11 George Bowers, CLE
11 Sloppy Mosich, BOS

NL WINS
10 Mickey Lonergan, PHI
10 Wally Saeger, STL
9 Frank Smith, BKN

AL STRIKEOUTS
96 Cotton Simson, SLA
92 Chubby Allen, PHA
82 Trent Roberts, CLE

NL STRIKEOUTS
89 Frank Smith, BKN
81 Remmy Paul, BKN
79 Scottie Allen, BSN

AL SAVES
13 Ray Seidel, SLA
10 Eric Slater, WSH
8 Billy Hyberg, BOS

NL SAVES
14 Goose Baum, BKN
11 Ron Staver, PIT
9 Bob Boshernitsan, NYG

Vris · 10-14-2004, 11:16 AM

Now THAT'S what I'm talking about!

Excellent half-month for the Braves, as they are kicking ass and taking names. And it's still early. I'm not saying we are going to the post season, but if we can get 9-11 wins every sim from here on out, then that'll make everyone a little scared.

And now with another bat in the lineup, we are just that much more dangerous. You thought our pitching scared you? Wait til you see you us again.

metsgeek · 10-14-2004, 11:25 AM

Ugh....I was hoping to break .500 this sim, since I was at 26-27 prior to today, but a 4-10 run dashed those hopes.

C'est la vie. At least my trade went through

Carlton · 10-14-2004, 01:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by mauboy

Looks like Ervin's shot for 3000 has diminished. He's hurt for the whole season after breaking his wrist trying to make a catch. He was on the rise after having a dismal .250 average. Before he got hurt he was batting .270. Now it's time to cheer his team on, on the bench or at home. What a sad day for the Phillies(here comes the downfall).

and he will be released at the end of the year too

He just won't come back from that injury to be useful to us

I stared at the game log for about 5 minutes and KNEW it was the begiinnign of the end...Ervin has won 15 games for us...at least.

You'll be happy to know that the catch he broke his wrist on...was a game winning catch.

I have to do a big news story on him...unless you want to?

Vris · 10-14-2004, 01:41 PM

Amen to that. At least both teams in Boston are struggling.

I plan on changing that though.

10-12-2004, 09:19 PM	#2501
canadiancreed Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 11,660	try paint and use the reduce function? first thing that came to my mind, but I coudl be wrong __________________ PT21 PT22

10-13-2004, 12:10 AM	#2502
Vris Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: somewhere where I don't know where I am Posts: 3,251	I couldn't tell you how to, except getting rid of it. It's majorly large and annoying (and not just because I'm a Red Sox fan). Oh, and Go Braves! __________________ None Blog it.

10-13-2004, 12:19 PM	#2505
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413	WEB PAGES UPDATED... May 1947 Washington went 9-6 to finish the month of May, and that was enough to increase their lead to 2.5 games. The Browns are now in 2nd place, a half-game ahead of the White Sox. Chicago lost pitcher Earl Boyd for the season with a shoulder injury. He was just 3-7 but had a solid 3.33 ERA. Taking his spot in the rotation on May 30th was Johnny Gordley, who allowed just 2 runs off 3 hits in 8 innings against the A's. Brooklyn has moved back ahead of the Phillies as these two teams continue to duel atop the NL standings. So far, Philadelphia leads the season series with the Dodgers 5-4, but that has not stopped Brooklyn from holding a 1-game lead. Many around the league are still surprised at the way the Dodgers offense has performed, scoring the 4th most runs in the majors. Second baseman Mike Fellner has been a huge key, hitting .268 with a team-leading 11 homeruns and 45 RBI. During the war years, many people claimed that Fellner's success would be short-lived, but he is proving them wrong. Everyone knew Brooklyn's top two pitchers were the best in the game today, but their rotation has gotten a huge boost from #4 man Monty Rottier, who is 7-2 with a 3.18 ERA. A former top prospect acquired from the Reds in 1934, Rottier suffered several injuries over his minor league career that seemed to derail his progress. He then spent two years in the Army before returning last season and putting up solid numbers. On May 18 in Detroit, the Indians and Al Jackson attracted a crowd of 52,416 - a single game paid attendance record at Tiger Stadium. Worth noting is the fact that Giants shortstop Tom Howard is becoming a superstar in the NL, proving that playing the shortstop position does not have to include only defense. Howard currently leads the NL in batting average and RBI, and he is 3rd in homeruns. No player in major league history has ever captured this "Triple Crown" of batting in a single season. Howard has as good a chance as anyone has had in recent memory. American League-Pitcher of the Month: Cotton Simson (SLA)! He had a record of 6-0 in 7 games started, with an ERA of 1.60. American League-Batter of the Month: Peaches Badeau (PHA)! He batted .446 in 101 AB, with 2 homers and 14 RBI. National League-Pitcher of the Month: John Nolting (PHI)! He had a record of 5-2 in 8 games started, with an ERA of 1.96. National League-Batter of the Month: Tom Howard (NYG)! He batted .404 in 104 AB, with 5 homers and 26 RBI. Code: American League Standings Washington 31 22 .585 - St. Louis (A) 28 24 .538 2.5 Chicago (A) 28 25 .528 3.0 Boston (A) 26 27 .491 5.0 Cleveland 25 28 .472 6.0 New York (A) 25 28 .472 6.0 Detroit 24 28 .462 6.5 Philadelphia (A) 24 29 .453 7.0 National League Standings Brooklyn 33 21 .611 - Philadelphia (N) 32 22 .593 1.0 Cincinnati 30 23 .566 2.5 Pittsburgh 29 24 .547 3.5 St. Louis (N) 25 27 .481 7.0 New York (N) 25 28 .472 7.5 Chicago (N) 21 32 .396 11.5 Boston (N) 18 36 .333 15.0 AL AVG .385 Peaches Badeau, PHA .364 Cy Helbig, SLA .351 Dale Thompson, SLA NL AVG .389 Tom Howard, NYG .378 Augie Cost, PHI .368 Foster Hempkins, CIN AL HOMERUNS 14 Jimmy Ditty, NYA 10 Vern Piernatzski, SLA 10 Denny Caneer, NYA NL HOMERUNS 15 Lonny Arrendale, PHI 14 Will Groaning, CHN 13 Tom Howard, NYG AL RBI 43 Al Jackson, CLE 43 Cy Helbig, SLA 42 Lester Walk, SLA NL RBI 51 Tom Howard, NYG 46 Lonny Arrendale, PHI 45 Mike Fellner, BKN AL STEALS 16 Ping Hung, NYA 16 Hershel Cooley, PHA 12 Jack Zenisek, BOS NL STEALS 44 Jonny Perly, BKN 12 David Hunter, BSN 9 Ted Stuart, PHI AL ERA 2.32 Cotton Simson, SLA 2.89 John Skoropat, CHA 3.00 Zolly Schoeter, WSH NL ERA 2.34 John Nolting, PHI 2.42 Steven Smith, CIN 2.65 Remmy Paul, BKN AL WINS 10 Cotton Simson, SLA 10 Sloppy Mosich, BOS 8 John Skoropat, CHA NL WINS 9 Roy Mills, CIN 9 Mickey Lonergan, PHI 8 Rock Charnley, STL AL STRIKEOUTS 71 Cotton Simson, SLA 68 Chubby Allen, PHA 68 Harley Melzer, DET NL STRIKEOUTS 74 Frank Smith, BKN 69 Remmy Paul, BKN 69 Scottie Allen, BSN AL SAVES 11 Ray Seidel, SLA 8 Eric Slater, WSH 8 Billy Hyberg, BOS NL SAVES 12 Goose Baum, BKN 8 Bob Boshernitsan, NYG 8 John Pilsworth, CHN

10-13-2004, 12:36 PM	#2506
scprideandms All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: N KY, 25 miles from Cincy Posts: 1,314	Cognac still sucking Tequila raised avg to 267 by going 292 in May Bourbon, Jr still wasting away in A ball with 2.95 ERA __________________ Change your playground + change your playfriends + change your playtoys + change your playtime = Change your life. If you keep on doing what you've always done you'll keep on gitting what you've always gotten.

10-13-2004, 04:52 PM	#2512
Vris Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: somewhere where I don't know where I am Posts: 3,251	A good ending to May for Boston (N). Hopefully it's a trend and we can battle back to .500 before the end of the year. __________________ None Blog it.

10-13-2004, 06:02 AM	#2503
wyltn3d Minors (Double A) Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 103	Thanks for clearing that up, Matt. Call him Harold before you call him William, definitely. Anyway, good to see that Perry is looking good in AAA; not spectacular, but good. Pittsburgh looks to be a pretty good contender this year as well, hopefully they can stick with it and stay near the top.

10-13-2004, 01:30 PM	#2509
tward13 All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 1,965	Tom Howard has also won both player of the month awards this season. A huge bright spot in an otherwise uninspiring season for the Giants.

10-13-2004, 01:37 PM	#2511
DamnYankees All Star Starter Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 1,644	Morris, FINALLY, got his contact up to his talent level, and his average rose 20 points in 2 weeks. Maybe he is can really become elite. creed, nice job calling up Label. Seems to be playing pretty well so far.

10-13-2004, 07:35 PM	#2513
Elendil Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: the dynasty forum Posts: 2,318	Walt Davis has fallen from the #1 prospect last year to #31. What the heck kinda coaches are the Cubs hiring? __________________ Heaven is kicking back with a double Talisker and a churchwarden stuffed with latakia.

10-14-2004, 09:40 AM	#2515
mauboy Hall Of Famer Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Nashville, TN Posts: 2,906	Looks like Ervin's shot for 3000 has diminished. He's hurt for the whole season after breaking his wrist trying to make a catch. He was on the rise after having a dismal .250 average. Before he got hurt he was batting .270. Now it's time to cheer his team on, on the bench or at home. What a sad day for the Phillies(here comes the downfall).

10-14-2004, 10:59 AM	#2516
Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413	June 15, 1947 The Senators started June by going 8-6, but with other teams struggling, that was once again good enough to expand their lead now to 3.5 games. Cleveland went 10-3 and have jumped from 5th to 2nd, ahead of the struggling Browns and White Sox. Brooklyn went 7-7 but expanded their lead too with the Phillies going a terrible 4-10 and falling to 4th place. The Pirates went 8-6 and are now in 2nd place, 2.5 games back. The Braves may finally be heating up, going 11-3 so far after a solid end to May. They may have buried themselves in too big a hole to get back into contention, but this is definitely a team that no one wants to face right now. On June 3rd, A's pitcher Jeronimo Arsenault threw a no-hitter against a disappointing Senators offense. This was the 1st no-hitter in the major leagues in just over a year, but the 1st no-hitter in the AL since Boston's Sloppy Mosich tossed one in 1943. Between those two games, 5 no-hitters have been thrown in the NL - three of them by Cardinals pitchers. Interstingly enough, two of those Cardinals no-hitters were thrown by Vic Gorin, who now pitches in the AL with Detroit. Code: American League Standings Washington 39 28 .582 - Cleveland 35 31 .530 3.5 St. Louis (A) 33 32 .508 5.0 Chicago (A) 34 33 .507 5.0 Detroit 33 33 .500 5.5 Philadelphia (A) 33 35 .485 6.5 Boston (A) 30 37 .447 9.0 New York (A) 30 38 .441 9.5 National League Standings Brooklyn 40 28 .588 - Pittsburgh 37 30 .552 2.5 Cincinnati 36 30 .545 3.0 Philadelphia (N) 36 32 .529 4.0 St. Louis (N) 33 33 .500 6.0 New York (N) 31 37 .456 9.0 Boston (N) 29 39 .426 11.0 Chicago (N) 27 40 .403 12.5 AL AVG .394 Peaches Badeau, PHA .360 Cy Helbig, SLA .355 Blake Crocitto, WSH NL AVG .378 Tom Howard, NYG .370 Foster Hempkins, CIN .349 Augie Cost, PHI AL HOMERUNS 15 Jimmy Ditty, NYA 14 Ray Kress, DET 13 Vern Piernatzski, SLA NL HOMERUNS 18 Lonny Arrendale, PHI 16 Will Groaning, CHN 15 Tom Howard, NYG AL RBI 54 Ray Kress, DET 51 Cy Helbig, SLA 50 Al Jackson, CLE NL RBI 61 Tom Howard, NYG 54 Foster Hempkins, CIN 53 Lonny Arrendale, PHI AL STEALS 20 Hershel Cooley, PHA 18 Ping Hung, NYA 15 Jack Zenisek, BOS NL STEALS 55 Jonny Perly, BKN 18 David Hunter, BSN 11 Ogden Wing, STL AL ERA 2.26 Cotton Simson, SLA 3.10 John Skoropat, CHA 3.18 Bob Bussmann, CHA NL ERA 2.64 John Nolting, PHI 2.80 Frank Smith, BKN 2.83 Remmy Paul, BKN AL WINS 12 Cotton Simson, SLA 11 George Bowers, CLE 11 Sloppy Mosich, BOS NL WINS 10 Mickey Lonergan, PHI 10 Wally Saeger, STL 9 Frank Smith, BKN AL STRIKEOUTS 96 Cotton Simson, SLA 92 Chubby Allen, PHA 82 Trent Roberts, CLE NL STRIKEOUTS 89 Frank Smith, BKN 81 Remmy Paul, BKN 79 Scottie Allen, BSN AL SAVES 13 Ray Seidel, SLA 10 Eric Slater, WSH 8 Billy Hyberg, BOS NL SAVES 14 Goose Baum, BKN 11 Ron Staver, PIT 9 Bob Boshernitsan, NYG

10-14-2004, 11:16 AM	#2517
Vris Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: somewhere where I don't know where I am Posts: 3,251	Now THAT'S what I'm talking about! Excellent half-month for the Braves, as they are kicking ass and taking names. And it's still early. I'm not saying we are going to the post season, but if we can get 9-11 wins every sim from here on out, then that'll make everyone a little scared. And now with another bat in the lineup, we are just that much more dangerous. You thought our pitching scared you? Wait til you see you us again. __________________ None Blog it.

10-14-2004, 11:25 AM	#2518
metsgeek Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Norwood, MA Posts: 5,450	Ugh....I was hoping to break .500 this sim, since I was at 26-27 prior to today, but a 4-10 run dashed those hopes. C'est la vie. At least my trade went through __________________ Commissioner - PBRL - Just finished 2009 109 seasons and still running strong!!!

10-14-2004, 01:41 PM	#2520
Vris Hall Of Famer Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: somewhere where I don't know where I am Posts: 3,251	Amen to that. At least both teams in Boston are struggling. I plan on changing that though. __________________ None Blog it.