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 I was gonna name change but I will see if this team is for real again. Let's hope last season wasn't a fluke. Jobulators! Mount up! TEAM INFORMATION code:TEAM CSV code:code:code:code:code:
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somebody wake up beet i want his pick
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Get your rosters done by next weekend or else.
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Smasher Dynamo posted:Get your rosters done by next weekend or else. Or else what? 
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TMMadman posted:Or else what? Do not taunt Happy Fun Ball.
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Remember to link to your roster post in the draft spreadsheet. I seem to remember Bonus Wagner posting theirs but I'll be damned if I'm going to search for it.
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Yaya posted:Remember to link to your roster post in the draft spreadsheet. I seem to remember Bonus Wagner posting theirs but I'll be damned if I'm going to search for it. Not yet, he's doing things with something called "Family" at the moment"
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Merry Christmas, Super-League, direct from Brooklyn! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKBk4aP4-nE
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 Being thus constrained to leave their native soyle and tyme, their families & livings, and all their freinds & famillier acquaintance, it was much, and thought marvelous by many. But to goe into a tyme they knew not (but by leggend), wher they must learne a new customm, and get their wynns they knew not how, it being a dear place, & subjecte to ye misseries of deffence, bul-penns, and dingers, it was by many thought an adventure almost desperate, a case intolerable, & a misserie worse then death. Espetially seeing they were not aquainted with electrycitie nor traffique, (by which this tyme doth subsiste,) but had only been used to a plaine countrie life, & ye inocente trade of base-ball. But these things did not dismay them (though they did some times trouble them) for their desires were sett on ye ways of Smasher, & to injoye his ordinances; but they rested on his providence, & knew in whom they had beleeved. Home City: Plymouth, MA Home Stadium: Hilltop Park (Transitional) [365/402/420/425/400]; Excellent Infield, Short Grass, Excellent Visibility, Small Foul Ground 30-Man Roster: 1992 Ivan Rodriguez 1901 Roger Bresnahan 1881 Jack Rowe 1881 Dan Brouthers 1892 Ed Delahanty 1901 John McGraw 1904 Honus Wagner 1901 Bill Keister 1904 Claude Ritchey 1904 Fred Clarke 1881 Jim O'Rourke 1904 Ginger Beaumont 1883 Pete Browning 1901 Mike Donlin 1899 Jake Stenzel 1881 Hardy Richardson 1895 Cy Young 1901 Joe McGinnity 1881 Pud Galvin 1904 Deacon Phillippe 1904 Sam Leever 1904 Jack Pfiester 2014 Ken Giles 1883 Guy Hecker 1901 Harry Howell 1901 Jerry Nops 1881 Jack Lynch 1924 Stan Coveleski 1904 Howie Camnitz 1915 Mellie Wolfgang Lineups: SS Honus Wagner 3B John McGraw 1B Dan Brouthers 2B Ed Delahanty CF Ginger Beaumont/Jake Stenzel RF Mike Donlin LF Fred Clarke/Jim O'Rourke [if interleague, use the other half of the platoon as DH] C Ivan Rodriguez Bench: (unplatooned players) IF Claude Ritchey IF Bill Keister C Jack Rowe [catches for McGinnity] UT Hardy Richardson Pitching Staff: SP1 Cy Young SP2 Deacon Phillippe SP3 Pud Galvin SP4 Joe McGinnity SP5 Sam Leever CL Ken Giles SU Guy Hecker SR Harry Howell SR Jerry Nops MR Jack Lynch LR Stan Coveleski Minors: SP Jack Pfiester SP Howie Camnitz RP Mellie Wolfgang C Roger Bresnahan CF Pete Browning Unrostered but rights held: RP Pat Venditte XXXX UT William Van Winkle "Chicken" Wolf 1883 UT Deacon White 1881 UT Tommy Leach 1904 2B Jimmy Williams 1901 Strategy: Hit and Run: +4 Sacrifice Bunt: -2 Squeeze Play: +2 Trying for extra bases: +3 Stealing Bases: +1 Aggressively Tagging Up: +2 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): -2 Giving Intentional Walks: -3 Pitching Around Good Hitters: -1 Bringing the Infield In: +1 Guarding the Lines: +1 Making Cutoff Throws: -2 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: +2 Bringing in Pinch Runners: +2 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: -2 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: +1 Letting pitchers pitch through trouble: +3 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: +3 CSV: rodriiv01,1992,,,,Ivan,Rodriguez bresnro01,1901,,,,Roger,Bresnahan roweja01,1881,,,,Jack,Rowe broutda01,1881,,,,Dan,Brouthers delahed01,1892,,,,Ed,Delahanty mcgrajo01,1901,,,,John,McGraw wagneho01,1904,,,,Honus,Wagner keistbi01,1901,,,,Bill,Keister ritchcl01,1904,,,,Claude,Ritchey clarkfr01,1904,,,,Fred,Clarke orourji01,1881,,,,Jim,O'Rourke beaumgi01,1904,,,,Ginger,Beaumont stenzja01,1899,,,,Jake,Stenzel brownpe01,1883,,,,Pete,Browning donlimi01,1901,,,,Mike,Donlin richaha01,1881,,,,Hardy,Richardson youngcy01,1895,,,,Cy,Young mcginjo01,1901,,,,Joe,McGinnity galvipu01,1881,,,,Pud,Galvin phillde01,1904,,,,Deacon,Phillippe leevesa01,1904,,,,Sam,Leever pfiesja01,1904,,,,Jack,Pfiester gileske01,2014,,,,Ken,Giles heckegu01,1883,,,,Guy,Hecker howelha01,1901,,,,Harry,Howell nopsje01,1901,,,,Jerry,Nops lynchja01,1881,,,,Jack,Lynch wolfgme01,1915,,,,Mellie,Wolfgang covelst01,1924,,,,Stan,Coveleski camniho01,1904,,,,Howie,Camnitz
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What's the home-field advantage in vingt-et-un? Home City: (Lat: 21°19'29.66"N | Long: 157°40'47.68"W), Oahu Home Stadium: Robin's Nest II (Shibe Park, 1950 Dimensions: 334/420/447/405/329) (Short Natural Grass, Good Infield Quality, Good Visibility, Small Foul Ground) 25-Man Roster: Lineup: RF Wee Willie Keeler CF Edd Roush/Richie Ashburn 3B Edgar Martinez LF Heinie Manush 1B Mark Grace C Gabby Hartnett 2B Lou Whitaker/Billy Herman SS Lou Boudreau Bench: C Johnny Bench (catches for Alexander & Seaver) IF Roberto Alomar OF Shoeless Joe Jackson UT Billy Williams (DH for Interleague) Pitching Staff: SP1 Pete Alexander SP2 Charles Bender SP3 Tom Seaver SP4 Ron Guidry SP5 Fergie Jenkins CL Rod Beck SU Trevor Rosenthal SR David Wells SR Larry Andersen MR Pedro Martinez LR Bob Feller Minors: IF Bill Dahlen IF Willie Kamm IF Jim Gilliam SS Johnny Pesky OF Eric Davis C Mickey Tettleton C Duke Farrell SP Rick Reuschel SP Robin Roberts SP David Cone SP Bret Saberhagen SP Dutch Ruether SW Burt Hooton RP Mike Timlin RP Brian Wilson RP Steve Howe RP Dave Smith CSVs: hartnga01,1927,,,,Gabby,Hartnett tettlmi01,1993,,,,Mickey,Tettleton benchjo01,1970,,,,Johnny,Bench farredu01,1901,,,,Duke,Farrell gracema01,1992,,,,Mark,Grace whitalo01,1993,,,,Lou,Whitaker alomaro01,1999,,,,Roberto,Alomar hermabi01,1932,,,,Billy,Herman martied01,1991,,,,Edgar,Martinez kammwi01,1932,,,,Willie,Kamm gilliji01,1956,,,,Jim,Gilliam boudrlo01,1944,,,,Lou,Boudreau peskyjo01,1942,,,,Johnny,Pesky dahlebi01,1901,,,,Bill,Dahlen jacksjo01,1915,,,,Shoeless Joe,Jackson willibi01,1973,,,,Billy,Williams manushe01,1930,,,,Heinie,Manush roushed01,1917,,,,Edd,Roush daviser01,1993,,,,Eric,Davis keelewi01,1901,,,,Willie,Keeler ashburi01,1950,,,,Richie,Ashburn alexape01,1915,,,,Pete,Alexander bendech01,1904,,,,Chief,Bender seaveto01,1977,,,,Tom,Seaver guidrro01,1977,,,,Ron,Guidry fellebo01,1948,,,,Bob,Feller saberbr01,1986,,,,Bret,Saberhagen reuscri01,1973,,,,Rick,Reuschel jenkife01,1973,,,,Fergie,Jenkins roberro01,1950,,,,Robin,Roberts hootobu01,1973,,,,Burt,Hooton beckro01,1994,,,,Rod,Beck howest01,1995,,,,Steve,Howe smithda02,1987,,,,Dave,Smith timlimi01,1994,,,,Mike,Timlin wilsobr01,2008,,,,Brian,Wilson anderla02,1987,,,,Larry,Andersen wellsda01,1993,,,,David,Wells martipe02,2009,,,,Pedro,Martinez coneda01,1998,,,,David,Cone ruethdu01,1917,,,,Dutch,Ruether PLUS 2016 Trevor Rosenthal Strategy: Hit and Run: +3 Sacrifice Bunt: -3 Squeeze Play: -2 Trying for extra bases: +2 Stealing Bases: -4 Aggressively Tagging Up: +2 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): -1 Giving Intentional Walks: -3 Pitching Around Good Hitters: -2 Bringing the Infield In: -3 Guarding the Lines: +1 Making Cutoff Throws: +2 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: -2 Bringing in Pinch Runners: -2 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: -3 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: -1 Letting pitchers pitch throw trouble: +2 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: +2
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 Home City: St Paul (but for the altitude just use the Coors Field) Altitude: 5223 Open Artificial Turf Infield Quality Excellent Infield Grass Very High Visibility Excellent Foul Ground Huge Dimensions: (315/350/375/350/315) pre:Roster: Player Team C Joe Mauer 2006 Twins 1B Albert Pujols 2012 Angels 2B Ryne Sandberg 1989 Cubs SS Cal Ripken 1991 Orioles 3B Eddie Mathews 1960 Braves RF Big Oh Better Showtime? CF Cristobal Torriente Cuba LF Ted Williams 1950 Red Sox DH John McGraw 1906 Giants P1 Cy Young 1909 Naps P2 Pete Alexander 1926 Cubs P3 Al Spalding 1874 Red Stockings P4 Cy Young 1909 Naps P5 Chief Bender 1913 Athletics Closer Christy Mathewson 1916 Reds Set-up Carl Mays 1919 Yankees SR Jack Pfiester 1907 Cubs SR Joe Benz 1915 White Sox MR Carl Mays 1921 Yankees LR Tim Keefe 1892 Phillies Bench: UT/SS Melissa Mayeux Frace 3B Edgar Martinez 1988 Mariners CF Joe Dimaggio 1949 Yankees C Johnny Bench 1981 Reds RF Gary Sheffield 1995 Marlins Minors: 1B/DH David Ortiz 2011 Red Sox 1B/LF Jason Giambi 2003 Yankees OF Ken Griffey Jr. 2004 Reds OF Wally Berger 1936 Bees 2B Billy Herman 1934 Cubs C Ed Phelps 1907 Pirates 3B Kris Bryant 2016 Cubs 2B, 3B Milt Stock 1920 Cardinals SS, 3B Lyn Lary 1935 Senators SP Howie Camnitz 1907 Pirates SP Nick Maddox 1907 Pirates SP Lefty Leifield 1907 Pirates SP Dummy Taylor 1906 Giants SP Kid Nichols 1901 Beaneaters mauerjo01,2006,,,,, pujolal01,2012,,,,, willite01,1950,,,,, youngcy01,1909,,,Cy,Old, matheed01,1960,,,,, maysca01,1921,,,,, nichoki01,1901,,,,, bendech01,1913,,,,, youngcy01,1909,,,Cy,Grandpa, ripkeca01,1991,,,,, keefeti01,1892,,,,, taylodu01,1906,,,,, griffke02,2004,,,,, benchjo01,1981,,,,, mathech01,1916,,,,, laryly01,1935,,,,, giambja01,2003,,,,, phelped01,1907,,,,, stockmi01,1920,,,,, bergewa01,1936,,,,, pfiesja01,1907,,,,, dimagjo01,1949,,,,, leifile01,1907,,,,, sandbry01,1989,,,,, mcgrajo01,1906,,,,, sheffga01,1995,,,,, martied01,1988,,,,, ortizda01,2011,,,,, hermabi01,1934,,,,, bryankr01,2016,,,,, camniho01,1907,,,,, maddoni01,1907,,,,, maysca01,1919,,,,, benzjo01,1915,,,,, spaldal01,1874,,,,, alexape01,1926,,,,, Plus Big Oh, Torriente, Meyeux pre:Lineups: DH Vs RHP Position: 1 John McGraw DH 2 Albert Pujols 1B 3 Ted Williams LF 4 Eddie Mathews 3B 5 Big Oh! RF 6 Cristobal Torriente CF 7 Ryne Sandberg 2B 8 Cal Ripken SS 9 Joe Mauer C Lineups: DH Vs LHP Position: 1 John McGraw DH 2 Albert Pujols 1B 3 Ted Williams LF 4 Edgar Martinez 3B 5 Gary Sheffield RF 6 Joe Dimaggio CF 7 Ryne Sandberg 2B 8 Cal Ripken SS 9 Johnny Bench C Lineups: No DH Vs RHP Position: 1 Joe Mauer C 2 Albert Pujols 1B 3 Ted Williams LF 4 Big Oh! RF 5 Eddie Mathews 3B 6 Cristobal Torriente CF 7 Ryne Sandberg 2B 8 Cal Ripken SS 9 Pitcherman P Lineups: No DH vs LHP Position: 1 Albert Pujols 1B 2 Ted Williams LF 3 Edgar Martinez 3B 4 Joe Dimaggio CF 5 Gary Sheffield RF 6 Ryne Sandberg 2B 7 Cal Ripken SS 8 Johnny Bench C 9 Pitcherman P Hit and Run: -5 Sacrifice Bunt: -1 Squeeze Play: -1 Trying for extra bases: 0 Stealing Bases: -2 Aggressively Tagging Up: -2 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): 0 Giving Intentional Walks: -1 Pitching Around Good Hitters: 0 Bringing the Infield In: 0 Guarding the Lines: 0 Making Cutoff Throws: 0 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: 3 Bringing in Pinch Runners: -5 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: 3 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: -5 Letting pitchers pitch throw trouble: 3 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: 5
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My ruling on the Janus is as follows: If I can find a suitable replacement owner, they can have the team. Otherwise, I'll just leave it alone. Trying to shuttle things around this close to the start of the new season is more effort than I care for.
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Smasher Dynamo posted:My ruling on the Janus is as follows: How about Pander, moose and me jointly run them ? Since it's all three of us theres no conflict of interest 
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Smasher Dynamo posted:My ruling on the Janus is as follows: I'm a slightly depressed Pirates fan. The perfect replacement!
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Can someone make a sheet with all of the final rosters on it?
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Smasher Dynamo posted:Can someone make a sheet with all of the final rosters on it? Unless you mean a sheet that actually lists out the rosters player-by-player.
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 Name: Akabira Killer Mikes City: Akabira, Japan Stadium: Akabira Bowl (440-480-500-480-440), Domed, Natural Grass, Infield Quality Excellent, Infield Grass Short, Visibility Poor, Foul Ground Tiny  Strikeouts set to 150 Custom Players Hilton Smith 1932 Smokey Joe Williams 1915 code:vs RHP #1 Boggs 3B #2 Cobb RF #3 Sisler 1B #4 Heilmann DH #5 Dickey C #6 Kelley LF #7 Gehringer 2B #8 Vaughan SS #9 Ashburn CF vs LHP #1 Boggs 3B #2 Cobb RF #3 Sisler 1B #4 Heilmann DH #5 Vaughan SS #6 Gehringer 2B #7 Cuyler LF #8 Burgess C #9 Trout CF #1 Waddell #2 Smith #3 Williams #4 Seaver #5 Hernandez CL Hoffman SU Henke SR Soria SR Sherdel MR Donahue MR Mays LR Arrieta Bench: Jackie Robinson IF Minors: Rudy York C, Jesse Haines SP, Crosetti IF, Al Oliver OF, Ozzie Smith SS Strategies Hit and Run: +5 Sacrifice Bunt: -5 Squeeze Play: -5 Trying for extra bases: 3 Stealing Bases: 1 Aggressively Tagging Up: 2 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): -1 Giving Intentional Walks: -5 Pitching Around Good Hitters: -5 Bringing the Infield In: -1 Guarding the Lines: 0 Making Cutoff Throws: +3 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: +3 Bringing in Pinch Runners: -2 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: +2 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: -1 Letting pitchers pitch throw trouble: +2 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: +2 tatankatonk fucked around with this message at 07:14 on Dec 27, 2016 |
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tatankatonk posted:test https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vJZp6awlL58
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Super-League XXI Preview: The Home of the Rockford Losers, the Vae Victis Division! ... Wait, what happened? gently caress. Last season in the Vae Victis, the Rockford Losers, former Super-League Champions, got demoted to the Subpar League.  The Llamas have joined this division to replace the Losers. They won the Monster's Ball division last season in the Subpar, and won promotion as a result. They're not particularly interesting. Some other stuff happened, too, including Armitage and the Jobbers making the Super-League playoffs for the first time ever! Great news for him, though that performance is likely not to be repeated, as I'll get into. TheMcD's monstrous experiment known as the Hoboken Zephyrs won 82 games and they're back for another season in their insane stadium, which emphasizes contact hitting and power pitching in a sort of Mogul min-maxing thing. Does it work? Eh, it depends on your definition of work. The Generics are back as well, which is a thing.Let's take a look at the teams, by position: Catcher 1. 1956 Yogi Berra / 1932 Ernie Lombardi (JCJ) 2. 1949 Yogi Berra (RCH) 3. 1981 Ted Simmons (NEG) 4. 1906 Roger Bresnahan / 1938 Rick Ferrell (HOB) Congratulations, Armitage, you have the #1 rank in the catcher position. Fun fact about Berra and Lombardi: I platooned them on my first team in Super-League 8. They were swiftly relegated after one season. To be fair, Berra and Lombardi comprise a pretty good platoon, and would be first in the rankings in most divisions. Young Berra should be good, too. Ted Simmons seems to be average to good at a lot of things, which makes him a perfectly acceptable, though not overwhelmingly desirable, option. I get the idea behind the Bresnahan and Ferrell platoon, but even in the Zephyrs stadium I don't think it will work. Bresnahan only hit .300 twice, and Ferrell only hit .300 four times. Bresnahan's ability to throw out baserunners is the real key here, but catcher isn't going to be any less of a black hole in the lineup than it was with Buster Posey. First Base 1. 1938 Johnny Mize (RCH) 2. 1942 Jimmie Foxx (JCJ) 3. 1882 Roger Connor (NEG) 4. 1901 Joe Kelley (HOB) Overall, a pretty good group. kw0134 figured out how to make Johnny Mize work in the Super-League, and boy has he worked well. I don't see any reason why that won't continue. Foxx is usually reasonably adequate, and sometimes he's even better than that. Roger Connor is arguably the best player of the 1800's, so he's not remembered at all by anybody who's not involved in the Super-League. Contact hitting and base stealing mean he's not exactly in the standard mold of 1B's, but it should work for the Llamas. The Zephyrs have a Roger Connor as well, but they are instead playing Joe Kelley at 1B. He's pretty much in the same mold as Connor, but with a better eye and less hitting ability. He should work well for the Zephyrs. Second Base 1. 1911 Eddie Collins (NEG) 2. 1910 Eddie Collins (HOB) 3. 1932 Rogers Hornsby (RCH) 4. 1933 Buddy Myer / 1947 Bobby Doerr (JCJ) Eddie Collins! Aside from not having any power, he's basically the best player you can have at second in the Super-League. Hornsby's pretty close as well, but his bat isn't as consistent and neither is his glove. The Myer/Doerr platoon seems like Armitage is trying to make the best of a bad situation. Neither of these guys is particularly great - despite the screams of a billion insane Red Sox fans - but if things go right they could be a serviceable platoon until Armitage can find somebody better. Something to note, as of this writing I believe Bobby Doerr is the last living person to play in MLB in the 1930's. Dude's 98 years old. drat. Third Base 1. 1949 Jackie Robinson (NEG) 2. 1955 George Kell (JCJ) 3. 1939 Stan Hack (RCH) 4. 1888 Roger Connor (HOB) When most people talk about Jackie Robinson they mostly talk about breaking the color barrier and fighting the racism and segregation in MLB, but he was also quite a fantastic player, with the bat, with the glove, and on the basepaths. He put up 9.6 WAR in his third season in the majors, winning an MVP. He mostly played second in the majors, but his work at third base was pretty good too. George Kell is not nearly as good or as memorable as Jackie Robinson. But I guess overall he's not terrible, which for the Super-League is about as good as you can get at third. Stan Hack is similarly not terrible and also not memorable. I feel like I talked about Roger Connor when talking about a position he could actually play, and I use the term "play" loosely. The problem with Connor at third is that in the optimal situation for the Zephyrs - fly-balls, ideally at home, and strikeouts - infield defense doesn't matter. But let's take a quick look at how often that actually happens. Obviously, Curt Schilling is going to pitch most of the innings for the Zephyrs, so I'm going to use his (median) stats. Doing some math, I've determined that Schilling will get a strikeout anywhere or a flyball at home in roughly 36.2% of at-bats. Most of that low number comes from the fact that only half the Zephyrs games are at home, the rest comes from the fact that any pitcher will give up a combination of fly balls, ground balls, and line drives. Compared to most other pitchers, that's quite a high amount, but that's still only about 6% better than his overall groundball percentage. This kind of exposes the flaw in the Zephyrs concept: no matter how much TheMcD tries to make the flyball-pitching/contact-hitting paradigm work, there's still roughly 11-12 PA's each game where the Zephyrs poor infield defense could be exposed. Collins, Kelley, and the catchers can be roughly serviceable, but Connor will be a walking disaster. Connor's bat plays in Hoboken like few others, but I don't know that it's worth the trouble in the field. Shortstop 1. 1897 Honus Wagner (RCH) 2. 1941 Luke Appling (JCJ) 3. 1930 Joe Sewell (HOB) 4. 1965 Ernie Banks (NEG) Honus Wagner is cool. If you haven't heard about him before you might want to look him up, because drat. "Luscious" Luke Appling and Joe Sewell were remarkably similar, though Appling was arguably the better talent, both on the field and in the batter's box. Sewell had a notable talent for avoiding striking out, where in his final nine full seasons, he struck out only 48 times. To put that in context, Albert Pujols is one of the greater modern hitters at avoiding strikeouts, and he's never struck out less than 50 times in a single season. The same concern that popped up with Connor might also be an issue with Sewell, as his glovework was never rated highly. I don't think that it will be as much of an issue with him, though. I know that Banks is highly regarded in the SL, and his contributions to MLB as a Chicago Cub are of course incredible. But in the SL, his bat just does not play. Whether his good defense - though at age 34 it's quite a bit more questionable - can make up for it depends on the team, and I don't think the Llamas are good enough to make that a minor issue. Left Field 1. 1920 Joe Jackson (HOB) 2. 1955 Ted Williams (NEG) 3. 2013 Albert Pujols (JCJ) 4. 1923 Ken Williams (RCH) There's four great options here. I know that putting Jackson ahead of Ted Goddamn Williams is probably going to be controversial, but there's a couple reasons I think Jackson will be better. For one, Jackson's bat, particularly at 32 years old, is pretty good, and I think a lot of people have ignored his hitting talent in the past. Second, Williams is only playing the field because the Red Sox of the 40's and 50's - and now the Llamas - don't have the designated hitter. Even if he were a better fielder, he's 36 years old in 1955 and is a lot more likely to get injured or just be bad. Jackson, on the other hand, could actually play both left and right field. Jackson is also a weird beneficiary of Baseball Mogul's poor era adjustments, and his defense actually ends up significantly better in the Super-League than it was in real life. In addition, Jackson's contact/doubles hitting prowess should play up in the Zephyrs home stadium as well. But remember, Ted Williams is still Ted Williams, so he should be pretty valuable. Albert Pujols is a great hitter, and could possibly be the best hitter in this group, but he hadn't played left field in 10 years by 2013. That will definitely be an issue, though if he hits as well as he did last season, a small issue. There's far from any guarantee that he can actually repeat that performance, though. Ken Williams is in a lot of ways a poor mans Ted Williams. He's by no means a bad choice for left field, and the Generics stadium will help with his skillset, but he's not the star player any of the rest of this group is. Center Field 1. 1917 Ty Cobb (RCH) 2. 1949 Duke Snider / 1983 Andre Dawson (NEG) 3. 1934 Bob Johnson (JCJ) 4. 1890 Jimmy Ryan (HOB) Ty Cobb is one of those all-time greats. There's nothing more that needs to be said. The Snider and Dawson platoon is cool. They're both good CF's who can hit and hit for power, and they both have the platoon advantage. I like it. Bob Johnson seems like one of those guys that you only use in CF if you have no better options. I feel like Armitage, who has a million players, should have a better option somewhere. But as a stopgap measure, I guess he could be useful. Jimmy Ryan has literally no track record in the Super-League, outside of last season with the Zephyrs. He seems to have the build that would work out for the Zephyrs, but until he has that track record, I can't rank him any higher. Right Field 1. 1943 Mel Ott (RCH) 2. 1931 Paul Waner (HOB) 3. 1919 Harry Heilmann (NEG) 4. 1910 Joe Jackson (JCJ) Mel Ott is cool, and I feel like he's underrated in real life because he basically had no personality. He unfortunately wasn't memorable in any way, and had to play in the same city as Ruth and Gehrig in the beginning, and DiMaggio in the end of his career. Waner, Heilmann, and Jackson are all remarkably similar. Singles hitting, fairly good defense in right field. Waner is in his prime, Heilmann is kind of young, and Jackson is very young, which is what determined my rankings. I think, if they were all in their primes, I would reverse those three rankings. But they aren't, so I didn't. Bench 1. 1970 Harmon Killebrew / 1949 Duke Snider / 1914 Honus Wagner / 1943 Mel Ott / 1949 Roy Campanella / 1927 Buddy Myer (RCH) 2. 1882 Buck Ewing / 1981 Paul Molitor / 1981 Robin Yount / 1996 Mark Grace / 1964 Al Kaline / Platoon Partner (NEG) 3. 1924 Harry Heilmann / 1985 Cal Ripken / 1932 Babe Herman / 1952 Al Rosen / Platoon Partners (JCJ) 3. 1924 Frankie Frisch / 1874 Ross Barnes / 1906 George Davis / 1995 Kenny Lofton / 1892 Sam Thompson / Platoon Partner (HOB) I absolutely love the Generics bench. Killebrew, Snider, and (another!) Mel Ott should be great pinch-hitters off the bench, and can sub in the OF if necessary. Campanella should be a good backup catcher, and Myer should be a good backup IF. Wagner's age is kind of concerning, but the Generics shouldn't be depending on him too much. Similarly, the Llamas bench is in some cases quite enviable. Molitor and Yount are premium bench guys; I don't know that they have the talent to start, but they can at least provide excellent insurance in case of issues in the IF or CF. Grace and Kaline can be quite good as well. Buck Ewing is an interesting backup, but I don't know how well he will hit in the Super-League. The Jobbers have a couple interesting pieces on their bench as well. Heilmann and Rosen are both good not great players, and Ripken is a fantastic part-time 3B/SS (seriously, Armitage, trade me the Ripken please). I keep on mixing up Babe Herman and Billy Herman, but neither of them is particularly good, so whichever one Armitage has probably won't be that useful. Like most of their other hitters, the Zephyr's bench is full of singles and doubles hitters. Frankie Frisch is a good backup 2B/3B, and Kenny Lofton is a wonderful CF who can probably step in easily if Jimmy Ryan doesn't work out. Sam Thompson is also quite under-rated and could be a starter in the right situation. Ross Barnes and George Davis, on the other hand, shouldn't be let anywhere near the field. Barnes in particular is a terrible fielder. I get the idea that TheMcD has to find players that fit his team construction, but there have to be better options. Starting Pitcher #1 1. 1901 Rube Waddell (NEG) 2. 1922 Pete Alexander (JCJ) 3. 1920 Walter Johnson (RCH) 4. 1996 Curt Schilling (HOB) Rube Waddell was an incredible eccentric, which I guess helps explain why he became a pitcher; he was also an incredible pitcher. The left-handed deadballer is kind of a rarity in the Super-League, and Waddell can also strike people out, which makes him one of the best Super-League pitchers there is. Alexander and Johnson, similarly, are excellent deadballers. They're both on the wrong side of 30, though, which could be a bit worrisome, as they both fall off a bit with age. And as for Curt Schilling, well... https://twitter.com/gehrig38/status/785306253937545216 Starting Pitcher #2 1. 1882 Tim Keefe (NEG) 2. 1874 Candy Cummings (RCH) 3. 1974 Rick Reuschel (JCJ) 4. 1997 Curt Schilling (HOB) I like Tim Keefe, and I think he needs to get more exposure in the Super-League. Candy Cummings literally can't strike out anyone, which might not work well. But on the other hand, it's worked out before, so it could work out again! Maybe. Rick Reuschel is coming off a career year, but this version is kind of young and does not have a track record of success. And as for Curt Schilling, well... https://twitter.com/gehrig38/status/785306253937545216 Starting Pitcher #3 1. 1912 Walter Johnson (RCH) 2. 1971 Don Sutton (JCJ) 3. 1911 Chief Bender (NEG) 4. 1998 Curt Schilling (HOB) Walter Johnson is kind of young in 1912, but he's still Walter Johnson. I feel like a lot has been written about Don Sutton, but then I realized he's seen surprisingly little use over the past few seasons. He should be a largely serviceable pitcher. Back in the early 1900's, any baseball player who was remotely Native American got the nickname "Chief." American's were really racist back then. Still are.  "Chief" Bender is a largely generic deadball pitcher who had an excellent peak with the Philadelphia Athletics, winning a couple World Series with them. And as for Curt Schilling, well...https://twitter.com/gehrig38/status/785306253937545216 Starting Pitcher #4 1. 1911 Eddie Plank (RCH) 2. 1882 Mickey Welch (NEG) 3. 1971 Jerry Koosman (JCJ) 4. 2000 Curt Schilling (HOB) Eddie Plank is one of the only other good deadball lefties, which means he usually is pretty good in the Super-League. This one is kind of old in 1911, which could limit his use, but he's still pretty good. Mickey Welch got into the Hall of Fame largely on the back of winning 300 games. As a durable, generic deadballer, he should be OK for the Llamas, but I suspect not much better than that. Jerry Koosman reminds me of a more talented Jim Kaat. Overall, I suspect he can be useful; I don't like him because he pitched for the Mets. Ew! And as for Curt Schilling, well... https://twitter.com/gehrig38/status/785306253937545216 Starting Pitcher #5 1. 1886 Bob Caruthers (RCH) 2. 1948 Robin Roberts (NEG) 3. 1969 Mel Stottlemyre (JCJ) 3. 2000 Curt Schilling (HOB) I suspect all of these pitchers will be roughly similar; none of them distances themselves from the rest in terms of pitching talent, and for fifth starters, that's not bad. Caruthers can hit a bit as well, which is why he gets the first spot. Robin Roberts is only 21, which will probably be an issue. Mel Stottlemyre is also suitably generic. And as for Curt Schilling, well... https://twitter.com/gehrig38/status/785306253937545216 Bullpen 1. 1993 Rob Dibble / 2010 Jonathan Papelbon / 2013 Jonathan Papelbon / 2012 Brian Wilson / 2012 Madison Bumgarner / 2001 Curt Schilling (HOB) 2. 1981 Rollie Fingers / 1979 Bruce Sutter / 2015 Drew Storen / 1975 Al Hrabosky / 2003 Brad Lidge / 1901 Jock Menefee (NEG) 3. 2009 Mariano Rivera / 1975 Pedro Borbon / 1977 Sparky Lyle / 1904 Chief Bender / 1969 Lindy McDaniel / 1938 Lefty Gomez (JCJ) 3. 1996 Trevor Hoffman / 1996 Kevin Brown / 1927 Dazzy Vance / 1970 Ron Perranoski / 1912 Bob Groom / 1912 Hippo Vaughn (RCH) Bullpens are notoriously fickle and volatile, but you can sort of stack the deck in your favor. Rob Dibble and Jonathan Papelbon are both excellent strikeout relievers, and Wilson and Bumgarner could be theoretically good as well. And as for Curt Schilling, well... https://twitter.com/gehrig38/status/785306253937545216 The Fingers/Sutter tandem at the back end of the Llamas bullpen should be good, if Fingers doesn't continue the Rollie Fingers tradition of melting down in the most important games of the season, and everyone else there is mediocre to OK, which I guess should work out. The Jobbers bullpen seems cobbled together from leftovers and remnants of other teams, but I guess if all goes well it will work out. Rivera of course is always a good dude to have at the back of your bullpen. The Generics bullpen is similar in that aspect, though not nearly as talented and much more worrisome. Brown and Vance should probably be in MR/LR roles, and Groom, Vaughn, and Perranoski should be not rostered. Seriously, kw, if you're looking for room for improvement, that bullpen is where you should allocate resources. Conclusion I think this division is wide open, which should make it one of the more entertaining divisions. The Generics are probably the most talented, but their bullpen could end up being a major issue. Injuries to their lineup won't be much of an issue thanks to their fantastic bench. The Llamas are overall an OK to good team. No major strengths but also no major weaknesses. I think they're the type of team that can stick around, but they wouldn't compete in most divisions without a true star player. This division, though, they might have a shot. The Jobbers are reigning champions of the division for a reason, but I can't see it continuing. No part of their team is overwhelming and a lot of their win last season came from a weak division and 90th percentile performances from Sutton, Reuschel, and a good chunk of their lineup. The division is stronger this time, so I think the Jobbers have an uphill battle to the Vae Victis crown. Finally, the Zephyrs are using their stadium to mask some serious roster construction issues. I don't know that there's much that they can do to get better, short of getting luckier like they did in SL19 and SL18, or lucking into a very high pick. If I was forced to pick, I would probably have to go with the Llamas to win the division, though it will be a very close race.
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CBX! Monicro! Kensei! CFBalla is only off medschool for so long and I'm free all week. Please please please post your rosters A S A P
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 Stadium: City: Dresden, Germany (read: Boston) Name: Dresden Meat Packing Co. Structure: Open Surface: Natural Grass Dimensions: 325-380-401-400-335 Infield Quality: Excellent Infield Grass: Very Short Visibility: Excellent Foul Ground: Small Roster: C: Mickey Cochrane (1929 A's) 1B: Albert Pujols (2007 Cardinals) 2B: Joe Morgan (1970 Astros) 3B: George Kell (1952 Tigers) SS: Ernie Banks (1964 Cubs) LF: Ted Williams (1947 Red Sox) CF: Willie Mays (1965 Giants) RF: Stan Musial (1944 Cardinals) C: Brian Downing (1977 White Sox) 2B: Bobby Doerr (1942 Red Sox) 2B: Nap Lajoie (1910 Naps) IF: Harvey Kuenn (1954 Tigers) OF: Bobby Bonilla (1991 Pirates) OF: Ken Griffey Jr. (1995 Mariners) SP: Rube Waddell (1902 A's) SP: Juan Marichal (1965 Giants) SP: Monte Ward (1888 Giants) SP: Eddie Plank (1902 A's) (Personal Catcher Brian Downing) SP: Frank Smith (1906 White Sox) CL: Larry Andersen (1984 Phillies) SU: Dennis Eckersley (1977 Indians) SR: Larry Andersen (1989 Astros) SR: Bill Hands (1974 Rangers) MR: Luis Tiant (1968 Indians) LR: Jim Kaat (1970 Twins) AAA: SP: Tom Walker (1902 A's) SP: Jim Kaat (1963 Twins) RP: Fuckface McGee (FUCKREALM) RP: Jon Matlack (1982 Rangers) RP: Jeff Reardon (1990 Red Sox) RP: Mike Stanton (1995 Yankees) RP: B.J. Ryan (2008 Blue Jays) RP: Brandon League (2008 Blue Jays) RP: Highball Wilson (1902 A's) RP: Eddie Rommel (1929 A's) RP: Rheal Cormier (1997 Expos) C: Walker Cooper (1944 Cardinals) 1B: George Burns (1929 A's) 3B: Darrell Evans (1973 Braves) IF: Lave Cross (1902 A's) IF: Lonny Frey (1938 Reds) IF: Jimmie Dykes (1929 A's) OF: Jeff Gonine (1996 Marlins) OF: Lyman Bostock (1976 Twins) OF: Topsy Hartsel (1902 A's) OF: Larry Doby (1948 Indians) Lineups: without DH vs RHP: 1. Joe Morgan 2B 2. Ted Williams LF 3. Stan Musial RF 4. Albert Pujols 1B 5. Willie Mays CF 6. George Kell 3B 7. Ernie Banks SS 8. Mickey Cochrane C P without DH vs LHP: 1. Stan Musial RF 2. Ted Williams LF 3. Albert Pujols 1B 4. Willie Mays CF 5. George Kell 3B 6. Ernie Banks SS 7. Bobby Doerr 2B 8. Mickey Cochrane C P With DH vs RHP: 1. Joe Morgan 2B 2. Ted Williams DH 3. Stan Musial LF 4. Albert Pujols 1B 5. Willie Mays CF 6. Ernie Banks SS 7. Mickey Cochrane C 8. George Kell 3B 9. Ken Griffey Jr. RF With DH vs LHP: 1. Stan Musial RF 2. Ted Williams DH 3. Albert Pujols 1B 4. Willie Mays CF 5. Ernie Banks SS 6. Mickey Cochrane C 7. George Kell 3B 8. Bobby Doerr 2B 9. Bobby Bonilla LF Strategies: Hit and Run: -4 Sac Bunt: -4 Squeeze Play: -4 Trying for extra bases: 0 Stealing Bases: -4 Aggressively tagging up: -1 Pitch Outs: 1 Giving Intentional Walks: -2 Pitching Around Good Hitters: -3 Bringing the infield in: +2 Guarding the lines: 0 Making Cutoff Throws: +3 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: -4 Bringing in Pinch Runners: -4 Defensive Replacements: -5 Starting Pitchers on short rest: -3 Letting pitchers pitch through trouble: +2 Letting pitchers rack up high pitch counts: +2 code:
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Does anyone know which division the Triad was supposed to do the preview for?
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Sub-Par, Punjabi Prison. And while you're here, Pash, since you can relay this message: ZODIAC5000 AND DANNOMACK STILL NEED TO POST THEIR ROSTERS FOR THE STV PREVIEW. I can probably infer Beet's roster since it hasn't really changed this offseason but I need you two to do roster posts, ESPECIALLY YOU DANNOMACK
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 Stadium: Little Caesars' Field: 315 LF - 375 LCF - 440 CF - 390 RCF - 300 RF Structure: Open Surface: Natural Grass Infield Quality: Excellent Infield Grass: Medium Visibility: Excellent Foul Ground: Large CSV stoveha01,1890,DEW,,,Harry,Stovey richaha01,1890,DEW,,,Hardy,Richardson mcgrajo01,1895,DEW,,,John,McGraw crawfsa01,1909,DEW,,,Sam,Crawford summeed01,1909,DEW,,,Ed,Summers donovbi01,1909,DEW,,,Bill,Donovan jennihu01,1909,DEW,,,Hughie,Jennings youngcy01,1910,DEW,,,Cy,Young cobbty01,1913,DEW,,,Ty,Cobb ayersdo01,1915,DEW,,,Doc,Ayers scottji01,1915,DEW,,,Jim,Scott altroni01,1915,DEW,,,Nick,Altrock ruthba01,1918,DEW,,,Babe,Ruth ferreri01,1930,DEW,,,Rick,Ferrell gosligo01,1933,DEW,,,Goose,Goslin foxxji01,1934,DEW,,,Jimmie,Foxx cramedo01,1934,DEW,,,Doc,Cramer cochrmi01,1934,DEW,,,Mickey,Cochrane peskyjo01,1942,DEW,,,Johnny,Pesky hubbeca01,1943,DEW,,,Carl,Hubbell ottme01,1944,DEW,,,Mel,Ott greenha01,1946,DEW,,,Hank,Greenberg mantlmi01,1961,DEW,,,Mickey,Mantle yastrca01,1963,DEW,,,Carl,Yastrzemski marisro01,1965,DEW,,,Roger,Maris bunniji01,1966,DEW,,,Jim,Bunning randowi01,1977,DEW,,,Willie,Randolph reardje01,1983,DEW,,,Jeff,Reardon bellbu01,1984,DEW,,,Buddy,Bell houghch01,1984,DEW,,,Charlie,Hough tananfr01,1984,DEW,,,Frank,Tanana stewada01,1984,DEW,,,Dave,Stewart henketo01,1984,DEW,,,Tom,Henke trammal01,1986,DEW,,,Alan,Trammell goodedw01,1986,DEW,,,Dwight,Gooden smithle02,1987,DEW,,,Lee,Smith hennemi01,1987,DEW,,,Mike,Henneman tettlmi01,1989,DEW,,,Mickey,Tettleton johnsra05,1991,DEW,,,Randy,Johnson hershor01,1994,DEW,,,Orel,Hersheiser wakefti01,1995,DEW,,,Tim,Wakefield rodrial01,1996,DEW,,,Alex,Rodriguez martipe02,2007,DEW,,,Pedro,Martinez canoro01,2009,DEW,,,Robinson,Cano roberda08,2012,DEW,,,David,Robertson chapmar01,2012,DEW,,,Aroldis,Chapman verlaju01,2013,DEW,,,Justin,Verlander strasst01,2013,DEW,,,Stephen,Strasburg 25 Man Roster C Mickey Cochrane C Mickey Tettleton 1B/C Jimmie Foxx 1B/OF/DH Carl Yastrzemski 2B Robinson Cano SS Alan Trammell SS/3B Alex Rodriguez 3B John McGraw UT Johnny Pesky OF Mickey Mantle OF Goose Goslin OF Ty Cobb OF Babe Ruth OF Mel Ott SP Justin Verlander SP Bill Donovan SP Cy Young SP Pedro Martinez SP Randy Johnson RP Tom Henke RP Lee Smith RP David Robertson RP Jeff Reardon RP Aroldis Chapman RP Stephen Strasburg Starters C - Cochrane 1B- Foxx 2B- Cano SS- Trammell 3B- McGraw LF- Mantle CF- Cobb RF- Ruth P- Bench SS/3B Rodriguez 2B/SS/3B Pesky DH/1B Yastrzemski OF Goslin OF Ott Rotation SP1 - Cy Young SP2 - Bill Donovan SP3 - Pedro Martinez SP4 - Randy Johnson SP5 - Stephen Strasburg Bullpen CL - Lee Smith SU - HEN-KE SR - David Robertson SR - Aroldis Chapman MR - Frank Tanana LR - Justin Verlander Minors Everyone else Sliders TBD Lineups (vs both LHP/RHP for now) 3B McGraw CF Cobb 1B Foxx RF Ruth SS Trammell LF Mantle 2B Cano C Cochrane P Tettleton is personal catcher for Randy Johnson. GVOLTT posted:I see you listed the sliders as "TBD", but don't forget to list your batting lineups as well! I was still running different lineups through Mogul to see what I preferred, but thanks for the reminder. Edited my post. cbx fucked around with this message at 00:13 on Dec 28, 2016 |
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Dec 27, 2016 21:36
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cbx posted:[roster post]
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Monathin posted:Sub-Par, Punjabi Prison. I'll try to do it tonight tomorrow or the 30th. If you want to get a jump on it it's going to Be 1b Gehrig Cf Hamilton/berger 2b Riggs C Gibson Lf Ruth Rf ruth SS sewell/ledesma 3b boggs/killebrew Cy young Rube Switch pitcher Joe mcginnity And I haven fully decided on sp5, bench and bullpen. Ages are in the spreadsheet. DannoMack fucked around with this message at 23:05 on Dec 27, 2016 |
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 Home City: The Sound Home Stadium: Safeco Field DH Preference: No DH 30-Man Roster: Wade Boggs 1994 3B Paul O’Neill 1994 RF Frank Thomas 2004 1B Paul Konerko 2004 1B Carlos Lee 2004 LF Bernie Williams 1994 CF Mike Stanley 1994 C Magglio Ordonez 2004 RF Don Mattingly 1994 1B Old Hoss Rabourn 1885 SP Jim McCormick 1885 SP Mark Buerhle 2004 SP Jimmy Key 1994 SP Dupee Shaw 1885 SP Trevor Hoffman 2002 RP Steve Reed 2002 RP Shingo Takatsu 2004 RP Alan Embree 2002 RP Damaso Marte 2004 RP Stan Musial 1953 RF Mike Piazza 1998 C Al Simmons 1938 LF Robin Yount 1980 SS Buddy Myer 1938 2B Jack Coombs 1911 SP Minors: Phil Nevin 2002 3B Ervin Santana 2016 SP Jose Valentin 2004 SS Brian Dozier 2016 2B Steve Howe 1994 RP Lineups: DH Lineup: 1. Wade Boggs, 3B 2. Stan Musial, RF 3. Frank Thomas, DH 4. Paul Konerko, 1B 5. Al Simmons, LF 6. Bernie Williams, CF 7. Mike Piazza, C 8. Robin Yount, SS 9. Buddy Myer, 2B No DH Lineup: 1. Wade Boggs, 3B 2. Stan Musial, RF 3. Frank Thomas, 1B 4. Mike Piazza, C 5. Bernie Williams, CF 6. Al Simmons, LF 7. Buddy Myer, 2B 8. Robin Yount, SS 9. Pitcher Pitching Rotation: 1. Old Hoss Rabourn 2. Jim McCormick 3. Jimmy Key 4. Jack Coombs 5. Mark Buehrle Bullpen: CL: Trevor Hoffman Setup: Damaso Marte SR: Shingo Takatsu MR: Steve Reed LR: Alan Embree Strategy (Rate on a scale from -5 to +5) Hit and Run: 0 Sacrifice Bunt: 0 Squeeze Play: 0 Trying for extra bases: 0 Stealing Bases: 0 Aggressively Tagging Up: 0 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): 0 Giving Intentional Walks: 0 Pitching Around Good Hitters: 0 Bringing the Infield In: 0 Guarding the Lines: 0 Making Cutoff Throws: 0 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: 0 Bringing in Pinch Runners: 0 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: 0 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: 0 Letting pitchers pitch throw trouble: 0 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: 0 code:Pungry fucked around with this message at 02:27 on Dec 28, 2016 |
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 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xy3MtznDeqg Stadium Name: Al Capone Blood Bat Stadium Location: Chicago Altitude: 600 Grass Type: Grass Open/Dome: Open Grass Length: Average Infield Quality: Average Foul Grounds: Small Visibility: Average LF: 312 LCF: 354 CF: 407 RCF: 377 RF: 315 Roster: C Gabby Hartnett - 1932 Chicago Cubs 1B Albert Pujols - 2002 St. Louis Cardinals 2B Jose Altuve - 2013 Houston Astros SS Edgar Renteria - 2002 St. Louis Cardinals 3B Scott Rolen - 2002 St. Louis Cardinals LF Manny Ramirez - 1997 Cleveland Indians CF Jim Edmonds - 2002 St. Louis Cardinals RF Frank Robinson - 1966 Baltimore Orioles DH Jim Thome - 1997 Cleveland Indians Bench Javy Lopez - 1995 Atlanta Braves Bench Placido Polanco - 2002 St. Louis Cardinals Bench Kevin Mitchell - 1997 Cleveland Indians Bench Brian Giles - 1997 Cleveland Indians Bench Marquis Grissom - 1995 Atlanta Braves SP1 Pete Alexander - 1913 Philadephia Phillies SP2 Greg Maddux - 1995 Atlanta Braves SP3 Tom Glavine - 1995 Atlanta Braves SP4 John Smoltz - 1995 Atlanta Braves SP5 John Smiley - 1997 Cleveland Indians CL Sparky Lyle - 1975 New York Yankees SU Michael Jackson - 1997 Cleveland Indians SR Mike Stanton - 1995 Atlanta Braves SR Fernando Rodney - 2003 Detroit Tigers MR Greg McMichael - 1995 Atlanta Braves LR Jack McDowell - 1997 Cleveland Indians Minors David Justice - 1995 Atlanta Braves Minors Chipper Jones - 1995 Atlanta Braves Minors Jonathan Villar - 2013 Houston Astros Minors Jason Schmidt - 1995 Atlanta Braves Minors Steve Kline - 2002 St. Louis Cardinals Lineups: vs RHP 1. Altuve 2. Pujols 3. Ramirez 4. Thome (DH) 5. Robinson 6. Edmonds 7. Rolen 8. Hartnett 9. Renteria vs LHP 1. Altuve 2. Pujols 3. Rameriz 4. Robinson 5. Mitchell (DH) 6. Rolen 7. Hartnett 8. Renteria 9. Grissom For non-DH games, just remove the DH, move everyone up one spot and have the pitcher bat 9th obviously. Strategy: Hit & Run: 2 Sacrifice Bunt: -3 Squeeze Play: -3 Trying for Extra Bases: 2 Stealing Bases: 0 Aggressively Tag Up: 1 Pitch Outs: 0 Giving Int. Walks: 0 Pitch Around Good Hitters: 0 Bringing the Infield In: -1 Guarding the Lines: 0 Making Cutoff Throws: 3 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: -2 Bringing in Pinch Runners: -2 Bringing in Def. Replacements: -1 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: -3 Pitch Through Trouble: 2 High Pitch Counts: 2 CSV: code:
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Dec 28, 2016 01:39
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Pungry, I have no idea if Mogul can just ignore additional columns or if it'll break it, but since it seems fragile... Fix the comma delimiting for Radbourn and O'Neill in your csv
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Is there a limit on minors? I don't recall... Team Name: C Montgomery Burns presents The Zephyrs powered by Brain & Nerve Tonic Logo:  Feeders: 1909 Mr. Burns Dream Team (5) 1983 American League All-Stars (5) 2013 New York Mets (1) Stadium: Brain & Nerve Tonic Field (a Safeco Field Clone) Springfield, ?? Strategy (Rate on a scale from -5 to +5): Hit and Run: 2 Sacrifice Bunt: -1 Squeeze Play: -1 Trying for extra bases: 1 Stealing Bases: 2 Aggressively Tagging Up: 2 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): 1 Giving Intentional Walks: 0 Pitching Around Good Hitters: 1 Bringing the Infield In: 0 Guarding the Lines: 0 Making Cutoff Throws: 0 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: 0 Bringing in Pinch Runners: 0 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: 1 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: 0 Letting pitchers pitch throw trouble: 3 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: 3 Majors simmote01,1983,BUR,,,Ted,Simmons parrila02,1983,BUR,,,Lance,Parrish ansonca01,1881,BUR,,,Cap,Anson olerudj01,1998,BUR,,,John,Olerud lajoina01,1905,BUR,,,Nap,Lajoie murphyd01,2013,BUR,,,Daniel,Murphy brettge01,1983,BUR,,,George,Brett AndROiD (Custom Player) wagneho01,1902,BUR,,,Honus,Wagner yountro01,1983,BUR,,,Robin,Yount jacksjo01,1912,BUR,,,Joe,Jackson henderi01,1983,BUR,,,Rickey,Henderson traynpi01,1926,BUR,,,Pie,Traynor lynnfr01,1983,BUR,,,Fred,Lynn youngcy01,1895,BUR,,,Young,Cy brownmo01,1906,BUR,,,Mordecai,Brown Jim Creighton (Custom) powellj01,1895,BUR,,,Jack,Powell maddugr01,1988,BUR,,,Greg,Maddux betancd01,2016,BUR,,,Delan,Betances chapmaa01,2013,BUR,,,Aroldis,Chapman quiseda01,1983,BUR,,,Dan,Quisenberry familje01,2013,BUR,,,Jeurys,Familia henketo01,1982,BUR,,,Tom,Henke donahre01,1902,BUR,,,Red,Donahue Minors guidrro01,1983,BUR,,,Ron,Guidry parnebo01,2013,BUR,,,Bobby,Parnell stiebda01,1983,BUR,,,Dave,Stieb wilsowi02,1983,BUR,,,Willie,Wilson hoopeha01,1920,BUR,,,Harry,Hooper millera01,2016,BUR,,,Andrew,Miller mejiaje01,2013,BUR,,,Jenrry,Mejia Offense vs LHP CF Rickey Henderson [R] 1983 Athletics LF Joe Jackson [L] 1912 Naps SS AndROiD [R] XXXX 3B Pie Traynor [R] 1929 Pirates RF Robin Yount [R] 1983 Brewers 1B Cap Anson [R] 1881 White Stockings 2B Nap Lajoie [R] 1905 Naps C Ted Simmons [S] 1983 Brewers P ????? ???????? ???? ??????? Offense vs RHP CF Rickey Henderson [R] 1983 Athletics LF Joe Jackson [L] 1912 Naps SS AndROiD [R] XXXX 3B George Brett [L] 1983 Royals RF Honus Wagner [R] 1902 Pirates 1B John Olerud [L] 1998 NY Mets 2B Nap Lajoie [R] 1905 Naps C Ted Simmons [S] 1983 Brewers P ????? ???????? ???? ??????? Bench C Lance Parrish [R] 1983 Tigers (personal C for Maddux) 1B Cap Anson [R] 1881 White Stockings 2B Daniel Murphy [L] 2013 Mets 3B Pie Traynor [R] 1926 Pirates SS/OF Robin Yount [R] 1983 Brewers CF Fred Lynn [L] 1983 Angels Rotation: SP1 Cy Young [R] 1895 Cleveland Spiders SP2 Jim Creighton [R] 1861 Excelsiors SP3 Mordecai Brown [R] 1906 Cubs SP4 Jack Powell [R] 1909 Stl Browns SP5 Greg Maddux [R] 1988 Cubs Bullpen: CL Delan Betances 2016 NYY SU Aroldis Chapman 2013 Reds SR Tom Henke 1982 Rangers SR Jeurys Familia 2013 NYM MR Dan Quisenberry 1983 Royals LR Red Donahue 1902 Stl Browns
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Teams Selected: 2016 AL All Stars (4) 2015 LA Dodgers (4) 2016 NY Yankees (2) 2014 SF Giants (2) Team Name: Centralia Corgis Team Logo (150x150 preferred):  Home City: Centralia, WA Home Stadium: Clone the Kingdome please, but bump up visability +1 30-Man Roster: Majors: C 2014 SF Giants Buster Posey C 1974 CIN Johnny Bench 1B 2016 AL All Stars Miguel Cabrera 1B 2002 COL Todd Helton 2B 2016 AL All Stars Jose Altuve 2B 2016 AL All Stars Robinson Cano 3B 1985 BoSox Wade Boggs 3B 2016 AL All Stars Josh Donaldson SS 1940 PIT Arky Vaughn SS 2016 AL All Stars Ian Desmond OF 1997 Colo Larry Walker OF 2016 AL All Stars Mike Trout OF 1932 NYY Ben Chapman OF 1993 Flo Gary Sheffield SP 2015 LA Dodgers Clayton Kershaw SP 2014 SF Giants Madison Bumgarner SP 2016 AL All Stars Cole Hamels SP 2015 LA Dodgers Zach Greinke SP 2016 NY Yankees Masahiro Tanaka CL 2016 NY Yankees Delan Betances RP 2016 NY Yankees Aroldis Chapman RP 2016 AL All Stars Craig Kimbrel RP 2015 LA Dodgers Kenley Jansen RP 2015 LA Dodgers JP Howell LR 2016 AL All Stars Chris Sale Minors: 1B/OF 2007 HOU Lance Berkman OF 1924 PHI Curt Walker 2014 SF Giants Pablo Sandoval SP 2016 AL All Stars Jose Quintana RP 2016 AL All Stars Wade Davis Lineups: (vs LHP) 2B Altuve SS Desmond CF Trout DH Cabrera 3B Boggs 1B Encarcion LF Chapman C Bench RF Sheffield (vs RHP) 2B Cano LF Walker RF Sheffield 3B Boggs DH Cabrera SS Vaughn CF Trout 1B Encarcion C Posey Pitching Rotation: SP 2015 LA Dodgers Clayton Kershaw SP 2014 SF Giants Madison Bumgarner SP 2016 AL All Stars Cole Hamels SP 2015 LA Dodgers Zach Greinke SP 2016 NY Yankees Masahiro Tanaka CL 2016 NY Yankees Delan Betances RP 2016 NY Yankees Aroldis Chapman RP 2016 AL All Stars Craig Kimbrel RP 2015 LA Dodgers Kenley Jansen RP 2015 LA Dodgers JP Howell LR 2016 AL All Stars Chris Sale Strategy (Rate on a scale from -5 to +5) Hit and Run: +1 Sacrifice Bunt: +1 Squeeze Play: 0 Trying for extra bases: +2 Stealing Bases: +2 Aggressively Tagging Up: +1 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): 0 Giving Intentional Walks: -1 Pitching Around Good Hitters: +1 Bringing the Infield In: +1 Guarding the Lines: +1 Making Cutoff Throws: +2 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: +1 Bringing in Pinch Runners: 0 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: 0 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: -3 Letting pitchers pitch throw trouble: +2 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: +2
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Dec 28, 2016 05:17
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kensei posted:Is there a limit on minors? I don't recall... only in the season you go from EC to sub par or super league; else feel free to roster as many as you wish
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Dec 28, 2016 05:47
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Craig K posted:only in the season you go from EC to sub par or super league; else feel free to roster as many as you wish Oh cool, I need to add some dudes...
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Dec 28, 2016 05:48
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 The Mexico City Mexicutioners present: Stadium El Corazon De Oro Location: Mexico City, Mexico Structure: Open Surface: Artificial Turf Left Field: 250 Left Center Field: 350 Center Field: 375 Right Center Field: 350 Right Field: 250 Infield Quality: Excellent Infield Grass: Very High Visibility: Excellent Foul Ground: Huge Park Effects Home Runs: 400 Batting Average: 110 Doubles: 34 Triples: 25 Strikeouts: 85 Double Plays: 155 Errors: 79 Sliders Hit and Run: -5 Sacrifice Bunt: -5 Squeeze Play: -4 Trying for extra bases: -3 Stealing Bases: -3 Aggressively Tagging Up: -2 Pitchout: -2 Giving Intentional Walks: -5 Pitching Around Good Hitters: -1 Bringing the Infield In: -2 Guarding the Lines: -1 Making Cutoff Throws: -1 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: -1 Bringing in Pinch Runners: -4 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: -1 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: +1 Letting pitchers pitch through trouble: +1 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: +2 25 Man Roster C Rudy York C Wally Schang 1B Hank Greenbeg 1B Stan Musial 2B Lou Whitaker 2B Nap Lajoie SS Alex Rodriguez SS Johnny Pesky 3B Edgar Martinez IF Rico Petrocelli LF Goose Goslin CF Earl Averill RF Babe Ruth OF Ken Griffey Jr OF Larry Walker SP Addie Joss SP Christy Mathewson SP Bill Bernhard SP Slim Sallee SP Jesse Tannehill CL Sparky Lyle SU Larry Andersen SR Tug McGraw MR Hoyt Wilhelm LR Nap Rucker Minors Matt Nokes Reggie Smith Carl Yastrzemski Ed Killian Steve Reed Heinie Manush Willie McCovey Carlton Fisk Vinny Castilla Schoolboy Rowe Bruce Campbell Vic Willis Vern Stephens Red Donahue Cy Falkenberg Roster CSV code:#1 Edgar Martinez - DH #2 Lou Whitaker - 2B #3 Babe Ruth - RF #4 Stan Musial - 1B #5 Alex Rodriguez - 3B #6 Ken Griffey Jr - CF #7 Goose Goslin - LF #8 Wally Schang - C #9 Johnny Pesky - SS Lineup vs LHP - DH #1 Edgar Martinez - 3B #2 Lou Whitaker - 2B #3 Babe Ruth - RF #4 Hank Greenberg - 1B #5 Alex Rodriguez - SS #6 Earl Averill - DH #7 Ken Griffey Jr - CF #8 Wally Schang - C #9 Goose Goslin - LF Bench C Rudy York 2B Nap Lajoie IF Rico Petrocelli OF Larry Walker Platoon Partners Rotation SP1 Addie Joss SP2 Christy Mathewson SP3 Bill Bernhard SP4 Slim Sallee SP5 Jesse Tannehill Bullpen CL Sparky Lyle SU Larry Andersen SR Tug McGraw MR Hoyt Wilhelm LR Nap Rucker
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Dec 28, 2016 06:24
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What do you do when you encounter a negative setback? Apparently you get the hell back out of Wales...  Home City: Bath, Somerset, UK (altitude 133ft) Home Stadium: Royal Crescent (315-340-400-385-360; excellent infield quality, very short infield grass, excellent visibility, tiny foul ground) Roster: Batters (14) C Mickey Cochrane '27 C Joe Torre '69 1B Jimmie Foxx '27 1B Miguel Cabrera '13 2B Rogers Hornsby '26 2B Ryne Sandberg '87 3B Arky Vaughan '43 SS Nomar Garciaparra '97 SS Joe Cronin '42 LF Al Simmons '27 CF Willie Mays '61 RF Sam Thompson '92 RF Al Kaline '58 RF Willie Keeler '95 Pitchers (11) SP1 John Clarkson '92 SP2 Charles Radbourn '82 SP3 Addie Joss '03 SP4 Lefty Grove '27 SP5 Juan Marichal '65 CL John Smoltz '93 SU Mike Stanton '93 SR1 Rich Gossage '84 SR2 Al Holland '85 MR Danny Darwin '82 LR Dazzy Vance '18 Minors (26) C Wally Schang '15 C Smoky Burgess '56 C Jim Sundberg '82 1B Dan Brouthers '90 1B Don Mattingly '87 1B Frank Thomas '08 2B Del Pratt '15 2B Max Bishop '27 3B Jimmie Dykes '27 3B Brooks Robinson '70 3B Wade Boggs '99 LF David Justice '93 LF Dave Winfield '75 CF Jim O'Rourke '74 RF Carl Furillo '50 OF Sam Crawford '03 OF Baby Doll Jacobson '15 OF Ty Cobb '27 SP Nolan Ryan '71 SP Eddie Plank '11 SP Dwight Gooden '92 SP Mike Witt '85 SP Mort Cooper '46 SP Cliff Lee '11 SP Frank Tanana '82 RP Bryan Harvey '95 RP Rick Honeycutt '82 RP Donnie Moore '85 Batting lineup: vs RHP with DH DH Keeler RF Thompson LF Simmons 2B Hornsby 1B Foxx 3B Vaughan CF Mays SS Garciaparra C Cochrane vs LHP with DH 3B Vaughan LF Simmons 1B Foxx 2B Hornsby DH Cabrera CF Mays RF Kaline SS Garciaparra C Torre vs RHP without DH RF Thompson 3B Vaughan LF Simmons 2B Hornsby 1B Foxx CF Mays SS Garciaparra C Cochrane <pitcher> vs LHP without DH SS Vaughan LF Simmons 1B Foxx 2B Hornsby 3B Cabrera CF Mays RF Kaline C Cochrane <pitcher> Sliders Hit and Run: +1 Sacrifice Bunt: +1 Squeeze Play: -4 Extra Bases: -1 Steal Bases: -5 Tag Up: -4 Pitch Out: +1 Intentional Walk: +1 Pitch Around: +1 Infield In: -4 Guard Lines: -1 Cutoff Throws: +1 Pinch Hit: 0 Pinch Run: -4 Defensive Replacements: +1 Start on Short Rest: -3 Pitch Through Trouble: +1 High Pitch Counts: +3 CSV bishoma01,1927 boggswa01,1999 broutda01,1890 burgesm01.1956 cabremi01,2013 clarkjo01,1892 cobbty01,1927 cochrmi01,1927 coopemo01,1945 crawfsa01,1903 cronijo01,1942 darwida01,1982 dykesji01,1927 foxxji01,1927 furilca01,1950 garcino01,1997 goodedw01,1992 gossari01,1984 grovele01,1927 harvebr01,1995 hollaal01,1985 honeyri01,1982 hornsro01,1926 jacobba01,1915 jossad01,1903 justida01,1993 kalinal01,1958 keelewi01,1895 leecl02,2011 maricju01,1965 mattido01,1987 mayswi01,1961 mooredo01,1985 orourji01,1874 planked01,1911 prattde01,1915 radboch01,1882 robinbr01,1970 ryanno01,1971 sandbry01,1987 schanwa01,1915 simmoal01,1927 smoltjo01,1993 stantmi02,1993 sundbji01,1982 tananfr01,1982 thomafr04,2008 thompsa01,1892 torrejo01,1969 vanceda01,1918 vaughar01,1943 winfida01,1975 wittmi01,1985
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First, a reminder to to link your roster post in the draft sheet Second, we are ALMOST there, we just need rosters from the following owners Mornacale/(Pass the Mash-Caretaker) ForeverChampionshipLeague/(CFBalla-Caretaker) Shawon Dunston/Beet Zodiac5000 Clangbang since people weren't updating the draft sheet, the following divisions previews can now be written/posted: Super league: All Divisions that aren't Sic Transit Vir (seriously, nearly 1/2 the non posts are this division) Sub Par League: Kennel From Hell, Feast or Fired Monsters Ball and Punjabi Prison are both 1 post away from being ready shepard.shouldgo fucked around with this message at 01:55 on Dec 29, 2016 |
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Dec 28, 2016 15:51
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I'll post later tonight.
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RCMP ROSTER POST Stadium Altitude: Sea Level LF: 340 LCF: 370 CF: 395 RCF: 360 RF: 320 Structure: Open Surface: Natural Grass Infield Quality: Excellent Infield Grass: Medium Visibility: Average Foul Ground: Average Rotation SP1 Cy Young R SP2 Rube Waddell L SP3 The Switch Pitcher S SP4 Joe McGinnity R SP5 Larry Jackson R Bullpen CL Billy Wagner L SU Mariano Rivera R SR Kenley Jansen R SR Perry Werden R **He'll likely need to be changed from 1B to Pitcher in Edit Player** MR Mace Brown R LR Silver King R vs RHP CF Billy Hamilton L RF Younger Babe Ruth L C Josh Gibson R LF Older Babe Ruth L 2B Riggs Stephenson R 1B Lou Gehrig L 3B Wade Boggs L SS Joe Sewell L Bench OF Wally Berger R UTIL Roger Bresnahan R IF Aaron Ledesma R UTIL Harmon Killebrew R 2B Orlando Hudson S OF Clyde Milan L vs LHP 2B Riggs Stephenson R RF Younger Babe Ruth L C Josh Gibson R LF Older Babe Ruth L 3B Harmon Killebrew R 1B Lou Gehrig L CF Wally Berger R SS Aaron Ledesma R Bench UTIL Roger Bresnahan R OF Billy Hamilton L SS Joe Sewell L 3B Wade Boggs L 1B Lou Gehrig L 2B Orlando Hudson S OF Clyde Milan L Minors the remaining bums Sliders Hit and Run: +1 Sacrifice Bunt: +2 Squeeze Play: +2 Extra Bases: 0 Steal Bases: 0 Tag Up: 0 Pitch Out: 0 Intentional Walk: 0 Pitch Around: 0 Infield In: -2 Guard Lines: -2 Cutoff Throws: 0 Pinch Hit: 0 Pinch Run: 0 Defensive Replacements: -2 Start on Short Rest: 0 Pitch Through Trouble: 0 High Pitch Counts: 0 CSV Created Players First code:DannoMack fucked around with this message at 02:52 on Dec 31, 2016 |
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 Enix Slimes Home City: Tokyo, Japan Home Stadium: Goo Palace (375-380-390-370-350) Open Air Grass Infield Quality: Average Infield Grass: Short Visibility: Average Foul Ground: Small Strategy (Rate on a scale from -5 to +5) Hit and Run: 2 Sacrifice Bunt: -5 Squeeze Play: -2 Trying for extra bases: 2 Stealing Bases: 1 Aggressively Tagging Up: 0 Pitch Outs (to prevent stolen bases): -2 Giving Intentional Walks: -4 Pitching Around Good Hitters: 0 Bringing the Infield In: 0 Guarding the Lines: 0 Making Cutoff Throws: 0 Bringing in Pinch Hitters: 0 Bringing in Pinch Runners: 0 Bringing in Defensive Replacements: 3 Starting Pitchers on Short Rest: 0 Letting pitchers pitch throw trouble: 3 Letting Pitchers rack up high pitch counts: 4 vs RHP [DH] 2B 1975 Rod Carew SS 1939 Arky Vaughan LF 1955 Stan Musial RF 1939 Mel Ott DH 1953 Mickey Mantle 1B 1939 Johnny Mize CF 1936 Earl Averill C 1967 Joe Torre 3B 1955 Ken Boyer vs LHP [DH] 1B 2016 Hanley Ramirez 2B 1939 Billy Herman DH 1953 Mickey Mantle LF 1955 Stan Musial CF 1939 Joe Medwick C 1939 Ernie Lombardi RF 1939 Mel Ott 3B 1955 Ken Boyer SS 1939 Arky Vaughan Just drop Mantle out for no DH. SP 1909 Addie Joss SP 1962 Juan Marichal SP 1939 Paul Derringer SP 1992 Kevin Brown SP 1951 Warren Spahn LR 1984 Nolan Ryan RP 2016 Tommy Layne RP 1955 Lindy McDaniel RP 2016 Junichi Tazawa RP 2016 Brad Ziegler CL 2016 Craig Kimbrel Minors AAA 1939 Babe Phelps AAA 2016 Dustin Pedroia AAA 1939 Lon Warneke AAA 1955 Larry Jackson AAA 2016 Koji Uehara lombaer01,1939,,,,Ernie,Lombardi mizejo01,1939,,,,Johnny,Mize carewro01,1975,,,,Rod,Carew boyerke01,1955,,,,Ken,Boyer vaughar01,1939,,,,Arky,Vaughan musiast01,1955,,,,Stan,Musial averiea01,1936,,,,Earl,Averill ottme01,1939,,,,Mel,Ott mantlmi01,1953,,,,Mickey,Mantle hermabi01,1939,,,,Billy,Herman medwijo01,1939,,,,Joe,Medwick ramirha01,2016,,,,Hanley,Ramirez torrejo01,1967,,,,Joe,Torre hackst01,1939,,,,Stan,Hack jossad01,1909,,,,Addie,Joss maricju01,1962,,,,Juan,Marichal derripa01,1939,,,,Paul,Derringer brownke01,1992,,,,Kevin,Brown spahnwa01,1951,,,,Warren,Spahn ryanno01,1984,,,,Nolan,Ryan layneto01,2016,,,,Tommy,Layne mcdanli01,1955,,,,Lindy,McDaniel tazawju01,2016,,,,Junichi,Tazawa zieglbr01,2016,,,,Brad,Ziegler kimbrcr01,2016,,,,Craig,Kimbrel phelpba01,1939,,,,Babe,Phelps pedrodu01,2016,,,,Dustin,Pedroia warnelo01,1939,,,,Lon,Warneke ueharko01,2016,,,,Koji,Uehara jacksla01,1955,,,,Larry,Jackson
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