Highest VORP Season/Career

Cobra2002 · 06-25-2007, 01:38 PM

I was wondering what the highest VORP people have seen in one season and during a career.

Season: 135
Career: 1235 / 15 Years

Powderguy · 06-25-2007, 01:41 PM

In historical league of mine, Babe Ruth had season VORP of like 180.
Dont know what his career VORP because that league got corrupted

so I no longer have it.

jte87 · 06-25-2007, 01:53 PM

I've got a fictional historical league going that I have simmed from 1901 through 1945 to this point.

As a 22 year old, the still active Cody Day posted a VORP of 129.5 in 1930.

Career VORP goes to Kane Huff, who was a beast in the Deadball Era. He got his first taste of the bigs in 1909 as a 16 year old, with 92 at bats. His highest single season VORP was only 93.3 in 1920, but by playing well his entire career until it ended in 1931, he accumulated 1298.4 worth of VORP.

His Own Bad Self · 06-26-2007, 06:40 AM

I no longer have the files for the league to which I'm referring, but I had a hitter put up a 145 or so in a Triple Crown season. I also had a pitcher with a 1500+ VORP career, including, I think, seven or eight seasons over 100.

dankrzyz · 06-26-2007, 07:35 PM

CAREER

Rod Spenser 1870.67 (highest fielder)
Carel Walraven 1707.11 (highest pitcher)

SINGLE SEASON

Rod Spenser 144.38 (highest fielder) 8 times over 100.0
Carel Walraven 105.52 (highest pitcher) 12 times over 90.0

AD31 · 06-26-2007, 08:02 PM

My fictional league (1901-2005)

Batter (Career)
Domingo Valezquez, LF 1492.1 from 1958-1976. He is about 100 points higher than second place who played about the same time period.

Season
Miguel Garza,1B, 157.2 1996-present (Also the single season OPS leader 1.262)

Pitcher for a Career:

Glenn Proctor 1122.6, from 1927-1947

Season:
Jerry Ray, 106.7, in 1956

06-25-2007, 01:38 PM	#1
Cobra2002 Minors (Single A) Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 62	Highest VORP Season/Career I was wondering what the highest VORP people have seen in one season and during a career. Season: 135 Career: 1235 / 15 Years

06-25-2007, 01:41 PM	#2
Powderguy All Star Reserve Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: PA Posts: 724	In historical league of mine, Babe Ruth had season VORP of like 180. Dont know what his career VORP because that league got corrupted so I no longer have it. __________________ GREEN BAY PACKERS AND FLORIDA GATORS!! Road Through Baseball History (1871- Relive Baseball History From The Start (1871-1892) Hustling in the World Baseball Federation *Tampa Bay Rays: Destined for Greatness

06-25-2007, 01:53 PM	#3
jte87 Major Leagues Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 305	I've got a fictional historical league going that I have simmed from 1901 through 1945 to this point. As a 22 year old, the still active Cody Day posted a VORP of 129.5 in 1930. Career VORP goes to Kane Huff, who was a beast in the Deadball Era. He got his first taste of the bigs in 1909 as a 16 year old, with 92 at bats. His highest single season VORP was only 93.3 in 1920, but by playing well his entire career until it ended in 1931, he accumulated 1298.4 worth of VORP.

06-26-2007, 06:40 AM	#4
His Own Bad Self All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Phoenix, AZ Posts: 1,221	I no longer have the files for the league to which I'm referring, but I had a hitter put up a 145 or so in a Triple Crown season. I also had a pitcher with a 1500+ VORP career, including, I think, seven or eight seasons over 100.

06-26-2007, 07:35 PM	#5
dankrzyz Major Leagues Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: Denver, CO Posts: 305	CAREER Rod Spenser 1870.67 (highest fielder) Carel Walraven 1707.11 (highest pitcher) SINGLE SEASON Rod Spenser 144.38 (highest fielder) 8 times over 100.0 Carel Walraven 105.52 (highest pitcher) 12 times over 90.0

06-26-2007, 08:02 PM	#6
AD31 Major Leagues Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 302	My fictional league (1901-2005) Batter (Career) Domingo Valezquez, LF 1492.1 from 1958-1976. He is about 100 points higher than second place who played about the same time period. Season Miguel Garza,1B, 157.2 1996-present (Also the single season OPS leader 1.262) Pitcher for a Career: Glenn Proctor 1122.6, from 1927-1947 Season: Jerry Ray, 106.7, in 1956