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canadiancreed · 05-04-2005, 08:13 PM

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Originally Posted by fhomess

It's not like they were minor trades, though. You picked up a 29 game Pitcher of the Year winner among other upgrades.

true there is that.

jsut that most of the team that was here last year is here this year. Ingram repalces Cafee so that's a plus. cook replaces Jones so that's another. I dont think it was the trade that locked the pennant, but it is the one that killed off the last hole.

tward13 · 05-04-2005, 09:50 PM

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Originally Posted by jdw

I was very disappointed with the *lack* of beatings you took last year.

Blist, Schoon and Gardner were amazing last year when one factors in the park. If Jeff can get that same type of year from Blist and Schoon, the Pirates will be extremely tough. I'm not sure they can, but they will be very interesting to watch. Someone probably should pick off Gardner cheap (given his age) for BP help and emergency starting help. He could be like Emberling in the 1950 race - an old vet who has those 3-4 gem performances left in the holster at a key time when a starter has gone down to injury.
John

I suppose Gardner and maybe even Nick Pursell might look good to someone after a contender gets an injury before midseason.

canadiancreed · 05-04-2005, 09:52 PM

soudns good although i'm hoping that I dont ahve to find out

Ankhiel · 05-05-2005, 08:56 PM

i was aiming for .500 last year and ended up just above .400.....

Matt from TN · 05-06-2005, 12:36 PM

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April 1955

Both leagues got off to exciting starts as no team looks like a runaway this year. The Yankees stepped in front of the Tigers for a half-game lead at month's end. New York went 4-2 against the Tigers, which certainly helped their cause. If they continue to play that well against Detroit, they will surely be favored to win their first pennant since the greatest AL dynasty ended with the 1940 World Series.

Bobby Johnson had a month to remember as he and the Cubs won the most games in the NL in April. The Phillies are in second as expected, but the big surprise so far has been the Dodgers. It's hard for anyone to remember the last time they were above .500. The two-time defending NL champion Cardinals got off to a horrendous start that had them below .300 before a sweep of the Pirates.

In The News

Apr 5: After a big civic parade, the Athletics opened their first season in Kansas City against the Indians. The Indians took a 5-2 lead after 7 innings, but in the bottom of the 8th, Peaches Badeau led off with a single off Cleveland starter Lex Tjeenk-Willink. Then speedy Hans Habermehl hit a 2-run homer to make the score 5-4. Bud Ayers singled between strikeouts of Charlton Brown and Hershel Lee. Then Matt Praks singled and Sal Poulos hit a pinch hit 3-run HR to put the A's on top 7-5. Closer Tom Lentz came in to pitch the 9th but he loaded the bases with the first three batters of the inning thanks to two walks and a single. Indians catcher Pete Clarke hit a sac fly to make the score 7-6, but Lentz enduced a fly out and a ground out from pinch hitters Owen Shankster and Joseph Arp to end the game. At the end of April, the A's had a 8-4 home record.

Apr 29: In a wild game in Baltimore, the Tigers destroyed the Orioles 19-1. In the game, Ray Kress became the first player in a year to hit for the cycle, collecting 5 total hits in the game. Matt Perly drove in 8 RBI, but that was not even a career high because he tied a major league record with 9 last season.

Apr 30: Kansas City's Emanuel "Railroad" Ryan tied the same major league record that Perly did last year with 9 RBI in a game. This came in a 12-6 win at Washington. The 25-year-old Ryan has all of 416 career at-bats and 57 career RBI. His 9 RBI doubled his season total to 18. He had 35 in all of last season.

American League-Pitcher of the Month:
George Kauffman (NYA)!
He had a record of 4-1 in 6 games started, with an ERA of 1.29 and 2 shutouts.

American League-Batter of the Month:
Wilford Woodworth (NYA)!
He batted .388 in 85 AB, with 12 homers and 31 RBI.

National League-Pitcher of the Month:
Adam Sardina (CHN)!
He had a record of 5-0 in 6 games started, with an ERA of 1.94.

National League-Batter of the Month:
Bobby Johnson (CHN)!
He batted .356 in 90 AB, with 11 homers and 27 RBI.

Code:

American League Standings 
  
New York (A)     17  7 .708 -
Detroit          16  7 .696 0.5
Kansas City      13 10 .565 3.5
Cleveland        13 11 .542 4.0
Boston           10 13 .435 6.5
Baltimore         9 15 .375 8.0
Washington        9 15 .375 8.0
Chicago (A)       7 16 .304 9.5 
 
National League Standings 
 
Chicago (N)      15  8 .652 -
Philadelphia     13 10 .565 2.0
Brooklyn         13 11 .542 2.5
Cincinnati       12 11 .522 3.0
Milwaukee        11 12 .478 4.0
Pittsburgh       11 12 .478 4.0
New York (N)     10 14 .417 5.5
St. Louis         8 15 .348 7.0

AL AVG
.400 Isaac Mitchell, DET
.388 Wilford Woodworth, NYA
.386 Hans Habermehl, KCA

NL AVG
.381 Ben Giordano, PIT
.367 Bill Hall, CIN
.356 Bobby Johnson, CHN

AL HOMERUNS
12 Wilford Woodworth, NYA
11 Ray Kress, DET
8 Matt Perly, DET

NL HOMERUNS
11 Bobby Johnson, CHN
8 Abe Arsenault, MLN
7 Joe Rodabaugh, NYG
7 James Lewis, PHI

AL RBI
31 Matt Perly, DET
31 Wilford Woodworth, NYA
25 Ray Kress, DET

NL RBI
27 Bobby Johnson, CHN
25 Mark Silcox, BKN
25 Abe Arsenault, MLN

AL STEALS
10 Hans Habermehl, PHA
6 Roland Fish, DET
5 Francis Gilmartin, BOS
5 Mike Kreitenberg, DET

NL STEALS
7 Cognac Allen, MLN
7 Ben Cook, CIN
5 Bonnard Shadle, MLN

AL ERA
1.29 George Kauffman, NYA
1.57 Bourbon Allen Jr., NYA
2.01 Jackie Bowen, KCA

NL ERA
1.74 Garland Sisk, PHI
1.94 Adam Sardina, CHN
1.97 Randy Liebermann, CHN

AL WINS
6 Danny Mau, KCA
6 Bud Ulrich, DET
4 Five Players Tied

NL WINS
5 Joe Helton, BKN
5 Adam Sardina, CHN
5 Glenn Howell, CHN

AL STRIKEOUTS
46 Lukas Dietrich, WSH
37 George Kauffman, NYA
36 Alter Sennelnekoff, BAL

NL STRIKEOUTS
42 Grady ingram, CIN
40 Ron Fleischmann, NYG
37 Joe Helton, BKN

AL SAVES
5 Bernard Homic, CLE
4 Antonio Grant, BAL
4 Raul Velazquez, WSH

NL SAVES
6 Loren Cost, PHI
5 Russell Toledo, PIT
5 Gene Lopez, CHN

m0ng00se · 05-06-2005, 01:39 PM

Wait a second, I thought we went 4-2 vs NY, maybe I've read the box scores wrong. Too me it looked like we've beaten NY more than the rest of the AL combined.

EDIT: yup, verified: Andrew lost once to NY, Wolfe won one and lost one vs NY, Ulrich won 2 against NY, & Faunkner won 1 against NY

Not that it matters, they lead and that's the bottom line. We're playing fairly well, they are just playing a bit better against the rest of the league. Still early in the season though. I have faith in my guys.

Ulrich's 6-0 record wasn't enough for POM and neither was Mitchell's .400 for BOM... lot of Tiger haters out there already.

canadiancreed · 05-06-2005, 01:44 PM

someohow i knew that being picked for first was bad luck.

darn slow starts

Ankhiel · 05-06-2005, 02:10 PM

Helton is 5-0 so far

kreitena · 05-07-2005, 04:35 PM

I dont know if anyone has noticed but Kress is doing something amazing yet again. Between April 29-30 Kress has reached base safely in 11 straight plate appearances and I dont even know if the two times he got on base April 28 were in the end of the beginning of the game, so the number could be 13 straight. Either way that is amazing.

canadiancreed · 05-07-2005, 04:36 PM

Ingram is starting off well yet again. GOtta like seeing that

jdw · 05-07-2005, 06:09 PM

> I dont know if anyone has noticed but
> Kress is doing something amazing yet
> again. Between April 29-30 Kress has
> reached base safely in 11 straight plate
> appearances and I dont even know if
> the two times he got on base April 28
> were in the end of the beginning of the
> game, so the number could be 13 straight.
> Either way that is amazing.

Solo HR in his last PA in the game on the 28th. Flew out the time up before that. The BB was in the 1st.

12 in a row right now.

John

kreitena · 05-07-2005, 07:32 PM

It's gotta be a TWB record. Not far off from the ML record of 16 lets see what happens in the next sim.

Matt from TN · 05-07-2005, 09:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by kreitena

It's gotta be a TWB record. Not far off from the ML record of 16 lets see what happens in the next sim.

Thanks for pointing that out. That's awesome.

jdw · 05-09-2005, 02:20 PM

> jsut that most of the team that was
> here last year is here this year.

Not quite...

> Ingram repalces Cafee so that's a
> plus.

Going into last year, you had this as a rotation:

1) Makris coming off a big win, poor ERA year
2) Talent Tease Caffee
3) breaking in Peg
4) breaking in Conley

That's *four* question marks.

This year you had:

1) POY Ingram
2) Makris coming off a big win, good ERA year
3) Peg who finished strong in the 2nd half
4) Conley off a near ROY season

You had two question marks - can Peg and Conley pitched like they flashed at their best in 1954.

If the answer was "yes" to even one of those question, you would have a good top three in the rotation, and then would be looking to fill in the 4th spot.

That's not a *bad* spot to be in when contending. It's not perfect, but not bad at all.

Radical difference in the rotation from one year to the next.

On the field, you didn't have Yordy, Hall or Cook, and Ralph Jones was a "if this rookie year a fluke" question mark.

After he went out and did it again, the question on Ralph is sorta answered - yep, that's what he can do barring talent bumps or hits. It's not All Pro candidate level, but it is a bat you can bury down in the line-up that will give you decen Crosley power and BA, along with very good defense in the OF.

This year the questions were more limited to:

(i) how much would Goza drop

(ii) will Cook get on enough to score runs while moving to a tougher park.

The answer to (i) hasn't been promising, but you moved fast on it. Goza does still retain the great glove, so there is value there. Grissom has an even better glove, which is saying something. That they both got hurt at the same time, for the same length of time, is one of those bad breaks.

The answer to (ii) is "yes" - he's on a 137 BB and 116 *run* pace despite hitting just .216. That's not bad at all. Of course he's on a 43 error pace, though he also is making a lot of plays over at 3B... but that's a lot of errors. It's not a major issue yet, and Cook tended to go hot & cold with the bat for the Cards over the years. The Reds obviously hope this is "Cold Cook" right now and that he heats up to the point that the overall numbers on the year for him are in that .750-.800 OPS range, and that it's driven by the OBP (i.e. getting on a ton).

John

jdw · 05-09-2005, 03:40 PM

> > I dont know if anyone has noticed but
> > Kress is doing something amazing yet
> > again. Between April 29-30 Kress has
> > reached base safely in 11 straight plate
> > appearances and I dont even know if
> > the two times he got on base April 28
> > were in the end of the beginning of the
> > game, so the number could be 13 straight.
> > Either way that is amazing.
>
> Solo HR in his last PA in the game on the
> 28th. Flew out the time up before that.
> The BB was in the 1st.
>
> 12 in a row right now.

He grounded out in the 1st the following day.

He then hit a 2-Run and 3-Run HR his next two times up.

John

kreitena · 05-09-2005, 05:52 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jdw

He grounded out in the 1st the following day.

He then hit a 2-Run and 3-Run HR his next two times up.

John

Ehhh, he sucks. Hehe

bigjas · 05-10-2005, 02:02 AM

What happened to the AL single season loss record holder Ralph Benefield????

He went back into the bullpen. After embarassing himself last season, I felt it was time for him to go back to familiar territory.

1953: 24 relief appearances, 1-0, 2 saves, 3.90 era, 1.53 whip
1954: 39 starts, 5-29, 6.35 era, 1.74 whip
1955: 19 relief appearances, 2-4, 1 save, 3.91 era, 1.50 whip (as of 5/16)

canadiancreed · 05-10-2005, 02:06 AM

yep defiantely looking like he's a BP guy

MattStewNYY · 05-10-2005, 02:09 AM

Charlton Brown/Arnie Stewart.

Whoever is running the Yankee club must see to it than my ancestors play as teammates!

canadiancreed · 05-10-2005, 02:10 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MattStewNYY

Charlton Brown/Arnie Stewart.

Whoever is running the Yankee club must see to it than my ancestors play as teammates!

lol ya and teh Reds will win 100 games this season.

not a chance that'll happen

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Matt from TN Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: In a funk.... Posts: 3,413	WEB PAGES UPDATED... INCLUDING PLAYER PAGES April 1955 Both leagues got off to exciting starts as no team looks like a runaway this year. The Yankees stepped in front of the Tigers for a half-game lead at month's end. New York went 4-2 against the Tigers, which certainly helped their cause. If they continue to play that well against Detroit, they will surely be favored to win their first pennant since the greatest AL dynasty ended with the 1940 World Series. Bobby Johnson had a month to remember as he and the Cubs won the most games in the NL in April. The Phillies are in second as expected, but the big surprise so far has been the Dodgers. It's hard for anyone to remember the last time they were above .500. The two-time defending NL champion Cardinals got off to a horrendous start that had them below .300 before a sweep of the Pirates. In The News Apr 5: After a big civic parade, the Athletics opened their first season in Kansas City against the Indians. The Indians took a 5-2 lead after 7 innings, but in the bottom of the 8th, Peaches Badeau led off with a single off Cleveland starter Lex Tjeenk-Willink. Then speedy Hans Habermehl hit a 2-run homer to make the score 5-4. Bud Ayers singled between strikeouts of Charlton Brown and Hershel Lee. Then Matt Praks singled and Sal Poulos hit a pinch hit 3-run HR to put the A's on top 7-5. Closer Tom Lentz came in to pitch the 9th but he loaded the bases with the first three batters of the inning thanks to two walks and a single. Indians catcher Pete Clarke hit a sac fly to make the score 7-6, but Lentz enduced a fly out and a ground out from pinch hitters Owen Shankster and Joseph Arp to end the game. At the end of April, the A's had a 8-4 home record. Apr 29: In a wild game in Baltimore, the Tigers destroyed the Orioles 19-1. In the game, Ray Kress became the first player in a year to hit for the cycle, collecting 5 total hits in the game. Matt Perly drove in 8 RBI, but that was not even a career high because he tied a major league record with 9 last season. Apr 30: Kansas City's Emanuel "Railroad" Ryan tied the same major league record that Perly did last year with 9 RBI in a game. This came in a 12-6 win at Washington. The 25-year-old Ryan has all of 416 career at-bats and 57 career RBI. His 9 RBI doubled his season total to 18. He had 35 in all of last season. American League-Pitcher of the Month: George Kauffman (NYA)! He had a record of 4-1 in 6 games started, with an ERA of 1.29 and 2 shutouts. American League-Batter of the Month: Wilford Woodworth (NYA)! He batted .388 in 85 AB, with 12 homers and 31 RBI. National League-Pitcher of the Month: Adam Sardina (CHN)! He had a record of 5-0 in 6 games started, with an ERA of 1.94. National League-Batter of the Month: Bobby Johnson (CHN)! He batted .356 in 90 AB, with 11 homers and 27 RBI. Code: American League Standings New York (A) 17 7 .708 - Detroit 16 7 .696 0.5 Kansas City 13 10 .565 3.5 Cleveland 13 11 .542 4.0 Boston 10 13 .435 6.5 Baltimore 9 15 .375 8.0 Washington 9 15 .375 8.0 Chicago (A) 7 16 .304 9.5 National League Standings Chicago (N) 15 8 .652 - Philadelphia 13 10 .565 2.0 Brooklyn 13 11 .542 2.5 Cincinnati 12 11 .522 3.0 Milwaukee 11 12 .478 4.0 Pittsburgh 11 12 .478 4.0 New York (N) 10 14 .417 5.5 St. Louis 8 15 .348 7.0 AL AVG .400 Isaac Mitchell, DET .388 Wilford Woodworth, NYA .386 Hans Habermehl, KCA NL AVG .381 Ben Giordano, PIT .367 Bill Hall, CIN .356 Bobby Johnson, CHN AL HOMERUNS 12 Wilford Woodworth, NYA 11 Ray Kress, DET 8 Matt Perly, DET NL HOMERUNS 11 Bobby Johnson, CHN 8 Abe Arsenault, MLN 7 Joe Rodabaugh, NYG 7 James Lewis, PHI AL RBI 31 Matt Perly, DET 31 Wilford Woodworth, NYA 25 Ray Kress, DET NL RBI 27 Bobby Johnson, CHN 25 Mark Silcox, BKN 25 Abe Arsenault, MLN AL STEALS 10 Hans Habermehl, PHA 6 Roland Fish, DET 5 Francis Gilmartin, BOS 5 Mike Kreitenberg, DET NL STEALS 7 Cognac Allen, MLN 7 Ben Cook, CIN 5 Bonnard Shadle, MLN AL ERA 1.29 George Kauffman, NYA 1.57 Bourbon Allen Jr., NYA 2.01 Jackie Bowen, KCA NL ERA 1.74 Garland Sisk, PHI 1.94 Adam Sardina, CHN 1.97 Randy Liebermann, CHN AL WINS 6 Danny Mau, KCA 6 Bud Ulrich, DET 4 Five Players Tied NL WINS 5 Joe Helton, BKN 5 Adam Sardina, CHN 5 Glenn Howell, CHN AL STRIKEOUTS 46 Lukas Dietrich, WSH 37 George Kauffman, NYA 36 Alter Sennelnekoff, BAL NL STRIKEOUTS 42 Grady ingram, CIN 40 Ron Fleischmann, NYG 37 Joe Helton, BKN AL SAVES 5 Bernard Homic, CLE 4 Antonio Grant, BAL 4 Raul Velazquez, WSH NL SAVES 6 Loren Cost, PHI 5 Russell Toledo, PIT 5 Gene Lopez, CHN

05-06-2005, 01:39 PM	#4486
m0ng00se Major Leagues Join Date: May 2004 Location: Oregon USA Posts: 383	Wait a second, I thought we went 4-2 vs NY, maybe I've read the box scores wrong. Too me it looked like we've beaten NY more than the rest of the AL combined. EDIT: yup, verified: Andrew lost once to NY, Wolfe won one and lost one vs NY, Ulrich won 2 against NY, & Faunkner won 1 against NY Not that it matters, they lead and that's the bottom line. We're playing fairly well, they are just playing a bit better against the rest of the league. Still early in the season though. I have faith in my guys. Ulrich's 6-0 record wasn't enough for POM and neither was Mitchell's .400 for BOM... lot of Tiger haters out there already. __________________ Michael AKA m0ng00se - Former TWB Detroit Tigers GM (1946-1964) Pennants: 1948, 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1962, 1963, 1964 -- Titles: 1952, 1953, 1954, 1955, 1963 Last edited by m0ng00se; 05-06-2005 at 02:44 PM.

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05-06-2005, 02:10 PM	#4488
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05-07-2005, 04:35 PM	#4489
kreitena Major Leagues Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 302	I dont know if anyone has noticed but Kress is doing something amazing yet again. Between April 29-30 Kress has reached base safely in 11 straight plate appearances and I dont even know if the two times he got on base April 28 were in the end of the beginning of the game, so the number could be 13 straight. Either way that is amazing. __________________ PBRL - Chicago Cubs TWB - Los Angeles Dodgers

05-07-2005, 04:36 PM	#4490
canadiancreed Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 11,660 Blog Entries: 1	Ingram is starting off well yet again. GOtta like seeing that __________________ PT21 PT22

05-07-2005, 06:09 PM	#4491
jdw All Star Starter Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 1,108	> I dont know if anyone has noticed but > Kress is doing something amazing yet > again. Between April 29-30 Kress has > reached base safely in 11 straight plate > appearances and I dont even know if > the two times he got on base April 28 > were in the end of the beginning of the > game, so the number could be 13 straight. > Either way that is amazing. Solo HR in his last PA in the game on the 28th. Flew out the time up before that. The BB was in the 1st. 12 in a row right now. John

05-07-2005, 07:32 PM	#4492
kreitena Major Leagues Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 302	It's gotta be a TWB record. Not far off from the ML record of 16 lets see what happens in the next sim. __________________ PBRL - Chicago Cubs TWB - Los Angeles Dodgers

05-09-2005, 02:20 PM	#4494
jdw All Star Starter Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 1,108	> jsut that most of the team that was > here last year is here this year. Not quite... > Ingram repalces Cafee so that's a > plus. Going into last year, you had this as a rotation: 1) Makris coming off a big win, poor ERA year 2) Talent Tease Caffee 3) breaking in Peg 4) breaking in Conley That's four question marks. This year you had: 1) POY Ingram 2) Makris coming off a big win, good ERA year 3) Peg who finished strong in the 2nd half 4) Conley off a near ROY season You had two question marks - can Peg and Conley pitched like they flashed at their best in 1954. If the answer was "yes" to even one of those question, you would have a good top three in the rotation, and then would be looking to fill in the 4th spot. That's not a bad spot to be in when contending. It's not perfect, but not bad at all. Radical difference in the rotation from one year to the next. On the field, you didn't have Yordy, Hall or Cook, and Ralph Jones was a "if this rookie year a fluke" question mark. After he went out and did it again, the question on Ralph is sorta answered - yep, that's what he can do barring talent bumps or hits. It's not All Pro candidate level, but it is a bat you can bury down in the line-up that will give you decen Crosley power and BA, along with very good defense in the OF. This year the questions were more limited to: (i) how much would Goza drop (ii) will Cook get on enough to score runs while moving to a tougher park. The answer to (i) hasn't been promising, but you moved fast on it. Goza does still retain the great glove, so there is value there. Grissom has an even better glove, which is saying something. That they both got hurt at the same time, for the same length of time, is one of those bad breaks. The answer to (ii) is "yes" - he's on a 137 BB and 116 run pace despite hitting just .216. That's not bad at all. Of course he's on a 43 error pace, though he also is making a lot of plays over at 3B... but that's a lot of errors. It's not a major issue yet, and Cook tended to go hot & cold with the bat for the Cards over the years. The Reds obviously hope this is "Cold Cook" right now and that he heats up to the point that the overall numbers on the year for him are in that .750-.800 OPS range, and that it's driven by the OBP (i.e. getting on a ton). John

05-09-2005, 03:40 PM	#4495
jdw All Star Starter Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 1,108	> > I dont know if anyone has noticed but > > Kress is doing something amazing yet > > again. Between April 29-30 Kress has > > reached base safely in 11 straight plate > > appearances and I dont even know if > > the two times he got on base April 28 > > were in the end of the beginning of the > > game, so the number could be 13 straight. > > Either way that is amazing. > > Solo HR in his last PA in the game on the > 28th. Flew out the time up before that. > The BB was in the 1st. > > 12 in a row right now. He grounded out in the 1st the following day. He then hit a 2-Run and 3-Run HR his next two times up. John

05-10-2005, 02:02 AM	#4497
bigjas Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Olive Hill, KY Posts: 278	What happened to the AL single season loss record holder Ralph Benefield???? He went back into the bullpen. After embarassing himself last season, I felt it was time for him to go back to familiar territory. 1953: 24 relief appearances, 1-0, 2 saves, 3.90 era, 1.53 whip 1954: 39 starts, 5-29, 6.35 era, 1.74 whip 1955: 19 relief appearances, 2-4, 1 save, 3.91 era, 1.50 whip (as of 5/16)

05-10-2005, 02:06 AM	#4498
canadiancreed Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2004 Posts: 11,660 Blog Entries: 1	yep defiantely looking like he's a BP guy __________________ PT21 PT22

05-10-2005, 02:09 AM	#4499
MattStewNYY Minors (Double A) Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 143	Charlton Brown/Arnie Stewart. Whoever is running the Yankee club must see to it than my ancestors play as teammates!