Team Clubhouses

[WindyCityFlyer]

If you need a reference, go to the old MLB Redraft and copy/paste one from there.


EAST
Montreal Expos--- Havoc_Wr3aker/Iansnightout
Florida Marlins---ManRamforPrez24/-Lavigne43-
N.Y. Yankees---iam brett favre
Baltimore Orioles---Poodski
Toronto Blue Jays---blujaysrock/slugger82685
Boston Red Sox---j-bay44/avrpatsfan
Philadelphia Phillies---TheRuckus
Cleveland Indians---Mr. Baller
Pittsburgh Pirates---yanks19791024
Philadelphia A’s---koldjerky
Detroit Tigers---ccugrad1/sportfan6197

WEST
Houston Colt.45s--- whitesoxfan83
Anaheim Angels--- vladdy#27
Kansas City Royals---2009mvp/Twitchy
L.A. Dodgers---VRP723/Pittz
Seattle Pilots---JDisMyGod23/1-800-STFU
S.F. Giants---Posey28/Superdude901
Milwaukee Braves---brewerboy
Chicago White Sox---DaSox_05
San Diego Padres---doyerfan59
Texas Rangers---ElFuturoDeESPN/zambo4president
Minnesota Twins---AP=MVP

[DaSox_05]

Chicago White Sox




Defensive Alignment
C- Mike Piazza
.308 AVG | .377 OBP | .545 SLG | .922 OPS | .389 wOBA | 68.2 WAR (4.5 AVG)
Rookie of the Year | 10 Silver Sluggers

1B- Hank Greenberg
.313 AVG | .412 OBP | .605 SLG | 1.017 OPS | .453 wOBA | 68.2 WAR (5.7 AVG)
2 Time AL MVP | Hall of Famer

2B- Rogers Hornsby
.358 AVG | .434 OBP | .577 SLG | 1.010 OPS | .459 wOBA | 134.9 WAR (6.1 AVG)
2 Time NL MVP | 2 Time Triple Crown | Hall of Famer

SS- Miguel Tejada
.297 AVG | .339 OBP | .463 SLG | .802 OPS | .345 wOBA | 42.8 WAR (3.3 AVG)
AL MVP | 2 Silver Sluggers

3B- Eric Chavez
.267 AVG | .343 OBP | .478 SLG | .821 OPS | .350 wOBA | 32 WAR (2.7 AVG)
6 Gold Gloves | 1 Silver Slugger

LF- Ralph Kiner
.279 AVG | .398 OBP | .548 SLG | .946 OPS | .428 wOBA | 53.4 WAR (5.3 AVG)
5 Times in the Top 10 MVP Voting | Hall of Famer

CF- Bernie Williams
.297 AVG | .381 OBP | .477 SLG | .858 OPS | .371 wOBA | 47.8 WAR (3 AVG)
4 Gold Gloves | 1 Silver Slugger

RF- Larry Walker
.313 AVG | .400 OBP | .565 SLG | .965 OPS | .414 wOBA | 72.2 WAR (4.5 AVG)
7 Gold Gloves | 3 Silver Sluggers | NL MVP


Line Up
1. Bernie Williams - [S]
2. Ralph Kiner - [R]
3. Rogers Hornsby - [R]
4. Larry Walker - [L]
5. Hank Greenberg - [R]
6. Mike Piazza - [R]
7. Eric Chavez - [L]
8. Miguel Tejada - [R]
9. Pitcher

Bench
RF,LF - Magglio Ordonez - .312 AVG | .372 OBP | .511 SLG | .883 OPS | .378 wOBA| 41.8 WAR (2.9 AVG)
3B/1B - Ron Cey - .261 AVG | .354 OBP | .445 SLG | .799 OPS | .355 wOBA| 59.4 WAR (3.9 AVG)
SS/2B - Edgar Renteria - .287 | .345 OBP | .400 SLG | .329 wOBA | .745 OPS | 37.3 WAR (2.5 AVG)
LF,CF,RF - Kirk Gibson - .268 AVG | .352 OBP | .463 SLG | .815 OPS | .363 wOBA | 39.5 WAR (2.3 AVG)
C - Jason Kendall - .288 AVG | .366 OBP | .379 | .744 OPS | .333 wOBA | 42.1 WAR (2.8 AVG)

Pitching Rotation
SP- CC Sabathia LHP 3.58 ERA | 3.59 FIP | 150 Wins | 86 Loses | 121 ERA+ | 1.23 WHIP | 7.5 K/9 | 47.3 WAR (4.7 AVG)
SP- Dwight Gooden RHP 3.51 ERA | 3.33 FIP | 194 Wins | 112 Loses | 111 ERA+ | 1.25 WHIP | 7.4 K/9 | 58.1 WAR (3.6 AVG)
SP - Jake Peavy RHP 3.36 ERA | 3.50 FIP | 102 Wins | 74 Loses | 117 ERA+ | 1.19 WHIP | 8.9 K/9 | 27.8 WAR (3 AVG)
SP- Eddie Plank LHP 2.35 ERA | 2.32 FIP | 326 Wins | 194 Loses | 122 ERA+ | 1.11 WHIP | 4.5 K/9 | 76.3 WAR (4.5 AVG)
SP- Bartolo Colon RHP 4.10 ERA | 4.22 FIP | 153 Wins | 103 Loses | 112 ERA+ | 1.34 WHIP | 6.96 K/9 | 36.8 WAR (2.8 AVG)

Bullpen
Closer RH - Bruce Sutter - 2.83 ERA | 2.94 FIP | 300 SAVES | 1.14 WHIP | 7.4 K/9 | 25 WAR (2.1 AVG)
Relief Ace RH - Rick Aguilera - 3.57 ERA | 3.62 FIP | 318 SAVES | 1.22 WHIP | 7.2 K/9 | 21.3 WAR (1.3 AVG)
Relief Ace LH - Matt Thornton - 3.58 ERA | 3.56 FIP | 14 SAVES | 1.29 WHIP | 9.7 K/9 | 7.3 WAR (1 AVG)
MRP RH - Rob Dibble - 2.98 ERA | 2.43 FIP | 89 SAVES | 1.19 WHIP | 12.2 K/9 | 12.9 WAR (1.8 AVG)
MRP LH - Gary Lavelle - 2.93 ERA | 3.14 FIP | 136 SAVES | 1.33 WHIP | 6.4 K/9 | 18.9 WAR (1.5 AVG)
MRP LH - Norm Charlton - 3.71 ERA | 3.62 FIP | 1.34 WHIP | 8.09 K/9 | 12.1 WAR (1 AVG)
MRP RH - Chad Bradford - 3.26 ERA | 3.54 FIP | 1.28 WHIP | 5.5 K/9 | 8.7 WAR (1 AVG)

Draft Picks
Rd. 1, Pick #13 - Rogers Hornsby - 2B
Rd. 2, Pick #32 - Hank Greenberg - 1B/LF
Rd. 3, Pick #57 - Mike Piazza - C
Rd. 4, Pick #76 - Eddie Plank - LHP
Rd. 5, Pick #101 - Larry Walker - RF
Rd. 6, Pick #120 - Dwight "Doc" Gooden - RHP
Rd. 7, Pick #145 - C.C. Sabathia - LHP
Rd. 8, Pick #164 - Ralph Kiner - LF
Rd. 9, Pick #189 - Bernie Williams - CF
Rd. 10, Pick #208 - Eric Chavez - 3B
Rd. 11, Pick #233 - Miguel Tejada - SS
Rd. 12, Pick #252 - Bruce Sutter - RP
Rd. 13, Pick #279 - Rick Aguilera - RP
Rd. 14, Pick #298 - Jake Peavy - RHP
Rd. 15, Pick #323 - Rob Dibble - RP
Rd. 16, Pick #340 - Bartolo colon - RHP
Rd. 17, Pick #365 - Matt Thornton - RP
Rd. 18, Pick #384 - Gary Lavelle - RP
Rd. 19, Pick #409 - Norm Charlton - RP
Rd. 20, Pick #428 - Chad Bradford - RP
Rd. 21, Pick #453 - Magglio Ordonez - RF
Rd. 22, Pick #472 - Ron Cey - 3B/1B
Rd. 23, Pick #497 - Edgar Renteria - 2B/SS
Rd. 24, Pick #516 - Kirk Gibson - OF
Rd. 25, Pick #541 - Jason Kendall - C

[TheRuckus]

Philadelphia Phillies
GM: TheRuckus

Format:

Position/Name
Career Statistics
Single Season Highs

Lineup

2B Eddie Collins [L] (HoFer, 1914 AL MVP, seven top-6 finishes)

.333/.424/.429, 744 SB, .414 wOBA, 141 OPS+, 156 wRC+, 4.23 BB/K, 40 TZ, 134.2 WAR (11th AT; 7.7 AVG)
.372/.461/.493, 81 SB, .450 wOBA, 176 OPS+, 191 wRC+, 10.88(!!!) BB/K, 24 TZ, 11.1 WAR

RF Paul Waner [L] (HoFer, 1927 NL MVP, four top-5 finishes, 4x All-Star)

.333/.404/.473, .405 wOBA, 134 OPS+, 138 wRC+, 2.9 BB/K, 29 TZ, 79.2 WAR (47th all-time; 5.0 AVG)
.380/.446/.549, .452 wOBA, 157 OPS+, 162 wRC+, 4.81 BB/K, 8 TZ, 7.8 WAR

CF Willie Mays [R] (HoFer, 2 MVPs, 10 top-6 finishes, 20x All Star, 12 straight Gloves)

.302/.384/.557, 660 HR, 338 SB, .413 wOBA, 155 OPS+, 194 wRC+, 191 TZ, 163.2 WAR (4th AT; 8.8 AVG)
.347/.425/.667, 52 HR, 40 SB, .448 wOBA, 184 OPS+, 164 wRC+, 21 TZ, 11.5 WAR

LF Bobby Abreu (2x All-Star, Silver Slugger, Gold Glove)[L]

.297/.401/.489, 270 HR, 364 SB, .388 wOBA, 131 OPS+, 137 wRC+, 60.8 WAR (143rd AT; 4.8 AVG)
.335/.446/.554, 31 HR, 40 SB, .432 wOBA, 151 OPS+, 158 wRC+, 7.2 WAR

1B Jeff Bagwell [R] ('94 NL MVP, 5 top-10 finishes, 4x All-Star, 1 Glove, 3 Sluggers)

.297/.408/.540, 449 HR, 202 SB, .406 wOBA, 149 OPS+, 152 wRC+, 59 TZ, 83.9 WAR (39th AT; 6.3 AVG)
.368/.454/.750, 47 HR, 31 SB, .491 wOBA, 213 OPS+, 209 wRC+, 9 TZ, 8.3 WAR

3B Wade Boggs [L] (HoFer, 4 top-9 MVP finishes, 12-time All-Star, 2 Gloves, 8 Sluggers)

.328/.415/.443, .380 wOBA, 130 OPS+, 135 wRC+, 105 TZ, 94.8 WAR (26th all-time; 6.3 AVG)
.368/.476/.588, .445 wOBA, 173 OPS+, 173 wRC+, 19 TZ, 9.4 WAR

SS George Davis [S] (HoFer)

.295/.361/.405, .370 wOBA, 121 OPS+, 125 wRC+, 616 SB, 146 TZ, 86.4 WAR (34th all-time; 5.9 AVG)
.355/.434/.554, .445 wOBA, 154 OPS+, 150 wRC+, 65 SB, 18 TZ, 7.1 WAR

C Brian Downing [R] (1979 All-Star)

.267/.370/.425, .358 wOBA, 122 OPS+, 127 wRC+, 54.1 WAR (3.7 AVG)
.326/.418/.487, .394 wOBA, 142 OPS+, 148 wRC+, 6 WAR

Bench

3B Evan Longoria [R] (2008 AL ROY, 3-time All-Star, 1 Glove, 1 Slugger)

.280/.359/.514, .374 wOBA, 131 OPS+, 135 wRC+, 17 UZR/150, 17.4 WAR (7.1 AVG)
.291/.369/.531, .380 wOBA, 135 OPS+, 139 wRC+, 17.7 UZR/150, 7.1 WAR

1B Joey Votto (2010 All-Star, in contention for Triple Crown)[L]

.314/.398/.555, .407 wOBA, 148 OPS+, 150 wRC+, 5.2 UZR/150, 14.7 WAR (5.6 AVG)
.322/.414/.601, .440 wOBA, 171 OPS+, 175 wRC+, 11.7 UZR/150, 6.1 WAR

SS Troy Tulowitzki (5th in 2009 NL MVP voting, 2010 All-Star)[R]

.290/.362/.481, .362 wOBA, 134 OPS+, 115 wRC+, 4.5 UZR/150, 15.3 WAR (4.8 AVG)
.320/.386/.552, .393 wOBA, 137 wRC+, 15.2 UZR/150, 5.7 WAR

RF/C Jayson Werth [R] (2009 All-Star, 2010 All-Beard)

.271/.366/.477, .369 wOBA, 119 OPS+, 127 wRC+, 11.1 UZR/150, 20.7 WAR (4.5 AVG)
.298/.404/.515, .388 wOBA, 138 OPS+, 141 wRC+, 17.8 UZR/150, 5 WAR

LF Ellis Burks [R] (3rd in 1996 NL MVP voting, 1 Glove, 2 Sluggers)

.291/.363/.510, .379 wOBA, 126 OPS+, 128 wRC+, 3 TZ (as LF), 48.1 WAR (3.9 AVG)
.344/.419/.678, .449 wOBA, 163 OPS+, 162 wRC+, 12 TZ, 7.2 WAR

Rotation

LHP Steve Carlton (HoFer, 4 Cys, 5 top-5 MVP finishes, '72 Triple Crown, 10x All-Star)

329 W, 3.22 ERA, 1.25 WHIP, 3.15 FIP, 254 CG; 4,136 K (4th all-time)
27 W, 1.97 ERA, 0.99 WHIP, 2.01 FIP, 30 CG, 310 K

RHP Jim Bunning (HoFer, 7x All-Star, 2nd in '67 NL Cy voting, U.S. Senator)

224 W, 3.27 ERA, 1.18 WHIP, 3.22 FIP, 151 CG; 2,855 K (17th all-time)
20 W, 2.29 ERA, 1.00 WHIP, 2.47 FIP, 16 CG, 268 K

RHP David Cone ('94 AL Cy, three top-4 finishes, 5x All-Star)

194 W, 3.46 ERA, 1.26 WHIP, 3.57 FIP; 2,668 K(22nd all-time)
20 W, 2.22 ERA, 1.07 WHIP, 2.52 FIP, 261 K

LHP Mickey Lolich ('68 WS MVP, two top-3 Cy finishes, 3x All-Star)

217 W, 3.44 ERA, 1.23 WHIP, 3.20 FIP, 195 CG; 2,832 K (18th all-time)
25 W, 2.50 ERA, 1.08 WHIP, 2.65 FIP, 29 CG, 308 K

LHP Jerry Koosman (2x All-Star, 2 top-6 Cy finishes)

222 W, 3.36 ERA, 1.26 WHIP, 3.26 FIP, 140 CG; 2,556 K (28th all-time)
21 W, 2.08 ERA, 1.06 WHIP, 2.67 FIP, 17 CG, 200 K

Bullpen

RHP Dean Chance ('64 AL Cy, 2x All-Star, one top-5 MVP finish)

128 W, 2.92 ERA, 1.21 WHIP, 2.96 FIP, 83 CG
20 W, 1.69 ERA, 0.98 WHIP, 2.20 FIP, 18 CG, 234 K

RHP Jay Howell (3x All-Star)

155 SV, 3.34 ERA, 1.27 WHIP, 3.20 FIP, 7.1 K/9
9 W, 29 SV, 1.54 ERA, 0.98 WHIP, 1.83 FIP, 9.7 K/9

RHP Larry Andersen

49 SV, 3.15 ERA, 1.25 WHIP, 3.01 FIP, 6.9 K/9, 2.44 K/BB
9 W, 13 SV, 1.54 ERA, 0.97 WHIP, 1.94 FIP, 9.8 K/9, 4.38 K/BB

LHP Pete Richert (2x All-Star)

80 W, 51 SV, 3.19 ERA, 1.19 WHIP, 3.37 FIP, 7.14 K/9
15 W, 13 SV, 1.98 ERA, 0.98 WHIP, 2.78 FIP, 10.9 K/9, 3.92 K/BB

RHP Joakim Soria (2x All-Star)

125 SV, 2.03 ERA, 1.00 WHIP, 2.84 FIP, 9.88 K/9, 3.93 K/BB
42 SV, 1.60 ERA, 0.86 WHIP, 2.50 FIP, 11.7 K/9, 4.31 K/BB

RHP Rafael Soriano (2010 All-Star)

81 SV, 2.77 ERA, 1.01 WHIP, 3.24 FIP, 9.61 K/9, 3.59 K/BB
38 SV, 1.53 ERA, 0.79 WHIP, 1.80 FIP, 12.1 K/9, 9.00 K/BB

RHP Doug Jones (5x All-Star)

303 SV, 3.30 ERA, 1.24 WHIP, 3.11 FIP, 7.25 K/9, 3.68 K/BB
11 W, 43 SV, 1.85 ERA, 0.88 WHIP, 1.84 FIP, 9.2 K/9, 9.1 K/BB

Draft Picks
Round 1, Pick 2: Willie Mays, CF
Round 2, Pick 43: Eddie Collins, 2B
Round 3, Pick 46: Steve Carlton, LHP
Round 4, Pick 87: Jeff Bagwell, 1B
Round 5, Pick 90: Wade Boggs, 3B
Round 6, Pick 131: Jim Bunning, RHP
Round 7, Pick 134: David Cone, RHP
Round 8, pick 175: Paul Waner, RF
Round 9, pick 178: Bobby Abreu, LF
Round 10, pick 219: George Davis, SS
Round 11, pick 222: Brian Downing, C
Round 12, pick 263: Mickey Lolich, LHP
Round 13, pick 266: Jerry Koosman, LHP
Round 14, pick 307: Evan Longoria, 3B
Round 15, pick 310: Doug Jones, RHP
Round 16, pick 351: Joakim Soria, RHP
Round 17, pick 354: Rafael Soriano, RHP
Round 18, pick 395: Pete Richert, LHP
Round 19, pick 398: Joey Votto, 1B
Round 20, pick 439: Larry Andersen, RHP
Round 21, pick 442: Jay Howell, RHP
Round 22, pick 483: Troy Tulowitzki, SS
Round 23, pick 486: Jayson Werth, RF/C
Round 24, pick 527: Dean Chance, RHP
Round 25, pick 530: Ellis Burks, LF

[j-bay]

Red Sox

GM'S:j-bay44,avrpatsfan

Lineup
1. Pee Wee Reese
2. Yogi Berra
3. Ken Griffey Jr
4. Carl Yastrzemski
5. Todd Helton
6. Andre Dawson
7. Tony Lazzeri
8. Miguel Cabrera
9. Pitcher

Pitching Rotation
1.Roger Clemens
2.Gaylord Perry
3.Tom Glavine
4.Early Wynn
5.Carl Mays

Bench
C:Elston Howard
IF: Derrek Lee
IF:Robinson Cano
OF:Frank Howard
OF:Jose Canseco

Bullpen
CL: Roberto Hernandez
SU: Jim Lonborg
SU: Clay Buchholz
MR:Roger McDowell
MR:Tim Wakefield
LR:Bob Stanley
LR: Denny McLain

Draft Order

1. Ken Griffey Jr
2. Roger Clemens
3. Carl Yastrzemski
4. Gaylord Perry
5. Yogi Berra
6. Tom Glavine
7. Todd Helton
8. Early Wynn
9. Miguel Cabrera
10. Andre Dawson
11. Tony Lazzeri
12. Carl Mays
13. Pee Wee Reese
14. Roberto Hernandez
15. Frank Howard
16. Jose Mesa
17. Jose Canseco
18. Tim Wakefield
19. Roger McDowell
20. Elston Howard
21. Jim Lonborg
22. Clay Buchholz
23. Derrek Lee
24. Robinson Cano
25. Bob Stanley
Trades

[blujaysrock]

Toronto Blue Jays

GM's: blujaysrock & slugger82685

Lineup
1. LF Carl Crawford 404 SB | .296 AVG | .336 OBP | .442 SLG | .778 OPS | .346 wOBA | 33.0 WAR (3.7 AVG) 4 time AS
2. CF Earl Averill 238 HR | .318 AVG | .395 OBP | .534 SLG | .928 OPS | .414 wOBA | 55.0 WAR (4.2 AVG) HOF & 6 time AS
3. SS Cal Ripken Jr 431 HR | .276 AVG | .340 OBP | .447 SLG | .788 OPS | .345 wOBA | 99.7 WAR (4.8 AVG) HOF & 19 time AS, 8 time SS, 2 time MVP
4. 3B Harmon Killebrew 573 HR | .256 AVG | .376 OBP | .509 SLG | .884 OPS | .389 wOBA | 78.4 WAR (3.6 AVG) HOF & 11 time AS, MVP
5. 1B Rafael Palmeiro 569 HR | .288 AVG | .371 OBP | .515 SLG | .885 OPS | .380 wOBA | 75.5 WAR (3.8 AVG) 4 time AS & 2 SS
6. RF Al Simmons 307 HR | .334 AVG | .380 OBP | .535 SLG | .915 OPS | .409 wOBA | 79.5 WAR (3.9 AVG) HOF & 3 time AS
7. C Gabby Hartnett 236 HR | .297 AVG | .370 OBP | .489 SLG | .858 OPS | .390 wOBA | 56.1 WAR (2.9 AVG) HOF & 6 time AS, MVP
8. 2B Bobby Doerr 223 HR | .288 AVG | .362 OBP | .461 SLG | .823 OPS | .377 wOBA | 60.9 WAR (4.5 AVG) HOF & 9 time all star
9. Pitcher

Pitching Rotation
1. Cy Young RHP | 2.63 ERA | 2.82 FIP | 511 Wins | 316 Loses | 138 ERA+ | 1.13 WHIP | 3.4 K/9 HOF
2. Nolan Ryan RHP | 3.19 ERA | 2.97 FIP | 324 Wins | 292 Loses | 112 ERA+ | 1.24 WHIP | 9.6 K/9
3. Phil Niekro RHP | 3.35 ERA | 3.03 FIP | 318 Wins | 274 Loses | 115 ERA+ | 1.27 WHIP | 5.6 K/9
4. Mark Buehrle LHP | 3.82 ERA | 4.16 FIP | 146 Wins | 106 Loses | 121 ERA+ | 1.27 WHIP | 5.1 K/9
5. Joe McGinnity RHP | 2.66 ERA | 2.89 FIP | 266 Wins | 142 Loses | 120 ERA+ | 1.18 WHIP | 3.2 K/9

Bench
C: Earl Battey 104 HR | .270 AVG | .349 OBP | .409 SLG | .757 OPS | .337 wOBA | 29.5 WAR (2.4 AVG)
IF: Michael Young 156 HR | .301 AVG | .348 OBP | .451 SLG | .799 OPS | .348 wOBA | 25.5 WAR (2.6 AVG)
IF: Bill Dahlen 548 SB | .271 AVG | .358 OBP | .382 SLG | .740 OPS | .360 wOBA | 80.0 WAR (3.8 AVG)
OF: LF Adam Dunn 347 HR | .251 AVG | .381 OBP | .524 SLG | .905 OPS | .385 wOBA | 27.3 WAR (2.7 AVG)
OF: Torii Hunter 253 HR | .275 AVG | .332 OBP | .473 SLG | .805 OPS | .345 wOBA | 31.7 WAR (2.6 AVG)

Bullpen
CL: Francisco Cordero RHP | 282 SV | 3.24 ERA | 3.49 FIP | 9.2 K/9 | 1.31 WHIP | 145 ERA+
LHSU: Bob Veale LHP | 120 W | 95 L | 3.07 ERA | 2.76 FIP | 8.0 K/9 | 1.32 WHIP | 113 ERA+
RHSU: Mike Timlin RHP | 75 W | 73 L | 3.63 ERA | 3.94 FIP | 6.5 K/9 | 1.28 WHIP | 126 ERA+
MR: Clay Carroll RHP | 96 W | 73 L | 2.94 ERA | 3.24 FIP | 4.5 K/9 | 1.28 WHIP | 122 ERA+
RHSP: Octavio Dotel RHP | 48 W | 42 L | 3.75 ERA | 3.81 FIP | 11.0 K/9 | 1.35 WHIP | 121 ERA+
MR: Mike Adams RHP | 2.37 ERA | 2.98 FIP | 9.3 K/9 | 2.83 BB/9 | 1.03 WHIP | 167 ERA+
LR: Wilbur Wood LHP | 164 W | 156 L | 3.24 ERA | 3.37 FIP | 4.7 K/9 | 1.23 WHIP | 114 ERA+

Depth Chart


Draft Picks
1 (19) - Cy Young RHP
2 (26) - Nolan Ryan RHP
3 (62) - Cal Ripken Jr. SS
4 (69) - Harmon Killebrew 1B/3B
5 (105) - Phil Neikro RHP
6 (112) - Rafael Palmeiro 1B/LF
7 (148) - Al Simmons RF
8 (155) - Earl Averill CF
9 (191) - Gabby Hartnett C
10 (198) - Bobby Doerr 2B
11 (234) - Adam Dunn LF/1B
12 (241) - Joe McGinnity RHP
13 (277) - Mark Buehrle LHP
14 (284) - Francisco Cordero RHP
15 (320) - Wilbur Wood LHP
16 (327) - Torii Hunter CF
17 (363) - Carl Crawford LF
18 (370) - Bob Veale RP
19 (406) - Octavio Dotel RP
20 (413) - Bil Dahlen 2B/3B/1B/SS
21 (449) - Michael Young 2B/SS/3B
22 (456) - Mike Adams RP
23 (492) - Earl Battey C
24 (499) - Clay Carroll RP
25 (535) - Mike Timlin RP

[yanks19791024]

Pittsburgh Pirates


Front Office
GM:Yanks19791024


Rotation
1.Randy Johnson
2.Robin Roberts
3.Jack Morris
4.David Wells
5.Justin Verlander


Lineup
1.Ozzie Smith-Career-average.262/OBP .337/hits 2460/sb 580/
2.Kevin Youkilis
3.Don Mattingly
4.Joe Dimaggio
5.Darryl Strawberry
6.Roy Campanella
7.Dustin Pedroia
8.Paul O'Neil
9.

Bullpen
1.Mariano Rivera
2.Dennis Eckersley
3.Sparky Lyle
4.Daniel Bard
5.Jeff Nelson
6.David Price

Depth Chart



Bench
OF-Johnny Damon
1b-Ryan Howard
C-Lance Parrish
IF-Chuck Knoblauch
Of-Eric Davis
3B-Ryan Zimmerman

Draft:
Round 1-Joe Dimaggio
Round 2-Randy Johnson
Round 3-Mariano Rivera
Round 4-Roy Campanella
Round 5-Ozzie Smith
Round 6-Dennis Eckersley
Round 7-Robin Roberts
Round 8-Don Mattingly
Round 9-Jack Morris
Round 10-Dustin Pedroia
Round 11-Darryl Strawberry
Round 12-David Wells
Round 13-Sparky Lyle
Round 14-Kevin Youkilis
Round 15-Justin Verlander
Round 16-Johnny Damon
Round 17-Paul O'Neil
Round 18-Chuck Knoblauch
Round 19-Eric Davis
Round 20-Daniel Bard
Round 21-Ryan Howard
Round 22-Jeff Nelson
Round 23-Lance Parrish
Round 24-David Price
Round 25-Ryan Zimmerman



Trades:

Blue Jays get
137. Pittsburgh Pirates,172. Pittsburgh Pirates
Pirates get:
151. Toronto Blue Jays,158. Toronto Blue Jays

[Brewer94]

Milwaukee Braves

Front Office
GM:Brewerboy, Jtrinaldi


Rotation: W-L, ERA,IP,Whip
1. Grover Alexander 373-208,2.56,5,190,1.121
2. Don Sutton
3. Rube Waddell
4. Dazzy Vance
5. Pete Vukavich

Lineup
1. George Sisler
2. Robin Yount
3.Mel Ott
4. Babe Ruth
5. Johnny Mize
6.
7.
8.
9.

Bullpen
1.
2.
3.
4. Babe Ruth
5.
6.

Depth Chart
C:
1B: Johnny Mize
2B:
SS: Robin Yount
3B:
OF: Mel Ott
OF: Babe Ruth
OF:
DH: George Sisler

Bench



Draft:
Round 1 pick 1: Babe Ruth
Round 2 pick 44: Grover Alexander
Round 3 pick 45: Mel Ott
Round 4
Round 5
Round 6
Round 7
Round 8
Round 9
Round 10
Round 11
Round 12
Round 13
Round 14
Round 15
Round 16
Round 17
Round 18
Round 19
Round 20
Round 21
Round 22
Round 23
Round 24
Round 25

[koldjerky]

Defensive Alignment:

CF: Fred Lynn

LF: Duke Snyder

RF: Gary Sheffield

SS:Alex Rodriguezspaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaace2B: Frankie Frisch

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3B: Johnny Pesky

1B: Carlos Delgado

C: Johnny Bench

Lineup:
1. Frankie Frisch (S)
.316/.369/.432 111 OPS+ 29 SB/162G
3 ASG, 1 MVP
2. Fred Lynn (L)
.283/.360/.484 129 OPS+ 25 HR/162G
9 ASG, 1 MVP, 1 ROY
3. Alex Rodriguez (R)
.303/.387/.571 146 OPS+ 43,128 HR,RBI/162G
13 ASG, 3 MVP, 10 SS
4. Duke Snider (L)
.295/.380/.540 140 OPS+ 31,101 HR,RBI/162G
8 ASG
5. Gary Sheffield (R)
.292/.393/.514 140 OPS+ 32,105 HR,RBI/162G
9 ASG, 5 SS
6. Carlos Delgado (L)
.280/.383/.546 138 OPS+ 38,120 HR,RBI/162G
2 ASG, 3 SS
7. Johnny Bench (R)
.267/.342/.476 126 OPS+ 29,103 HR,RBI/162G
14 ASG, 2 MVP, 1 ROY
8. Johnny Pesky (L)
.307/.394/.386 108 OPS+
1 ASG and LF pole in Fenway is named after him so he's kind of like a big deal
9. Pitcher

Bench:
LF: Lou Brock (L) .293/.343/.410 52.1 SB/Full Season
3B: Al Rosen (R) .285/.384/.495 27.4 HR/Full Season
C: Javy Lopez (R) .287/.337/.491 .828OPS 19.9 HR/Full Season
1B: Travis Hafner (L) .280/.385/.517 .902OPS 21.5 HR/Full Season
2B: Willie Randolph (R) .276/.373/.351Fielding: 114.0 ranks 9th all time

SP: Bret Saberhagen (RHP)
3.34 ERA, 126 ERA+, 1.14 WHIP, 6.0 K/9
2 Cy Young, 3 ASG, 1 GG
SP: Zach Greinke (RHP)
3.75 ERA, 118 ERA+, 1.25 WHIP, 7.6 K/9
1 Cy Young, 1 ASG
SP: Sid Fernandez (LHP)
3.36 ERA, 111 ERA+, 1.14 WHIP, 8.4 K/9
2 ASG
SP: Vida Blue (LHP)
3.27 ERA, 108 ERA+, 1.23 WHIP, 5.9 K/9
1 Cy Young, 1 MVP, 6 ASG
SP: Aaron Harang (RHP)
4.30 ERA, 103 ERA+, 1.33 WHIP, 7.5 K/9

Bullpen:
CL: Jason Isringhausen
As a reliever: 8.1 K/9, 1.22 WHIP, .625 OPS 3.03 ERA
293 Saves (30/162G), 2 ASG
SU: Tom Gordon
As a reliever: 9.7 K/9, 1.19 WHIP, .618 OPS, 3.29 ERA
158 Saves, 3 ASG
LHRP: Scott Kazmir
vs LHB: 2.78 K/BB, .645 OPS
2 ASG
LHRP: Damaso Marte
vs LHB: .194 BAA, 2.88 K:BB, .575 OPS
RHRP: Hideo Nomo
vs RHB: .235 BAA, 2.11 K:BB, 8.7 K/9
1 ASG, 1 ROY
RHRP: Justin Duchscherer
as a reliever: .240 BAA, 3.06 K:BB, 7.4 K/9, 1.16 WHIP
2 ASG
RHRP: Jim Brewer
as a reliever: .226 BAA, 2.30 K:BB, 7.3 K/9, 1.17 WHIP
132 Saves, 1 ASG

#1 Pick: SS/3B Alex Rodriguez
#2 Pick: C Johnny Bench
#3 Pick: LF Lou Brock
#4 Pick: CF Duke Snider
#5 Pick: RF Gary Sheffield
#6 Pick: SP Bret Saberhagen
#7 Pick: SP Vida Blue
#8 Pick: 2B Frankie Frisch
#9 Pick: 1B Carlos Delgado
#10 Pick: CF Fred Lynn
#11 Pick: SP Sid Fernandez
#12 Pick: Vinny Castilla
#13 Pick: Hideo Nomo
#14 Pick: Tom Gordon
#15 Pick: Jason Isringhausen
#16 Pick: Zach Greinke
#17 Pick: Johnny Pesky
#18 Pick: Scott Kazmir
#19 Pick: Damaso Marte
#20 Pick: Javy Lopez
#21 Pick: Aaron Harang
#22 Pick: Travis Hafner
#23 Pick: Willie Randolph
#24 Pick: Justin Duchscherer
#25 Pick: Jim Brewer

[iam brett favre]

Defense:
C- Victor Martinez (.297/.368) (120 OPS+)
1B- Frank Thomas (.301/.419/.555) (.974 OPS) (156 OPS+) (521 HR)
2B- Roberto Alomar (10 gold gloves) (.300/.371/.443) (474 SB's)
3B- Buddy Bell (6x Gold Glove) ('76-'84: .295/.350/118 OPS+)
SS- Vern Stephens (.286/.355/.460) ('49-'50: .292/.376/.525, 69 HR's, 303 RBI)
LF- Tim Raines (.294/.385/.810 OPS) (SS winner) (808 SB's)
CF- Ed Delahanty (.346/.411/.505) (.916 OPS) (.400+ BA in 3 seasons)
RF- Harry Heilmann (.342/.410/.520) (.930 OPS) (Bat .394+ in 4 seasons)

Lineup vs RHP
1. Tim Raines (career vs RHP: .294/.387) (.818 OPS)
2. Ed Delahanty (career: .346/.411/.505 (152 OPS+)
3. Harry Heilmann (career vs RHP: .358/.428/.558) (.985 OPS)
4. Frank Thomas (career vs RHP: (.294/.410/.530) (.940 OPS) (361 HR)
5. Victor Martinez (career vs RHP: .298/.363/.460) (.823 OPS)
6. Roberto Alomar (career vs RHP: .314/.386/.456) (.842 OPS)
7. Vern Stephens (career vs RHP: .280/.346/.447) (.793 OPS)
8. Buddy Bell (career vs RHP: .275/.332/.730 OPS)
9. -Pitcher-

Lineup vs LHP:
1. Tim Raines (career vs LHP: .293/.381/.410) (.791 OPS)
2. Ed Delahanty (career: .346/.411/.505) (.916 OPS)
3. Harry Heilmann (career vs LHP: .369/.437/.561) (.997 OPS)
4. Frank Thomas (career vs LHP: .322/.448/.635) (1.083 OPS)
5. Vern Stephens (career vs LHP: .303/.382/.500) (.881 OPS)
6. Roberto Alomar (career vs LHP: .278/.346/.409) (.756 OPS)
7. Victor Martinez (career vs LHP: .300/.370/.456) (.826 OPS)
8. Buddy Bell (career vs LHP: .289/.357/.424) (.781 OPS)
9. -Pitcher-

Bench:
1B- Bill Terry (career: .341/.393/.506) (.899 OPS) (136 OPS+)
1B- Justin Morneau (career vs RHP: .296/.379/.538) (.917 OPS)
OF: Fred Clarke (HOF, .312/.386/132 OPS+) ('03: .351/.414/165 OPS+)
2B/LF- Alfonso Soriano (.277/.326/.509) (113 OPS+) (309 HR, 262 SB)
C- Wally Schang (.284/.393/117 OPS+) (top 20 in MVP voting 5 times)



Rotation:
1. Christy Matthewson (373-188, 2.13 ERA, 1.058 WHIP)
2. Dutch Leonard (139-113, 2.76 ERA)
3. Mel Stottylmeyere (164-139, 2.97 ERA)
4. Urban Shocker (187-117, 3.17 ERA)
5. Mort Cooper (128-75, 2.97 ERA)
5. Jim Maloney ('63-'69: 117-60, 2.90 ERA, 1.1 WHIP)

Bullpen:
Closer: John Franco (2.89 ERA) (424 Saves)
Mike Marshall (1974 Cy Young Winner)
Al Hrabosky ('73-'81: 2.96 ERA, 128 ERA+, 656 IP)
Steve Bedrosian (1987 Cy Young Winner)
Jeff Shaw ('96-'99: 2.43 ERA, 1.1 WHIP, 211 GF, 128 SV)

Player Accomplishments:

Hall of Famers:
Ed Delahanty
Christy Matthewson
Harry Heilmann
Fred Clarke
Bill Terry

MVP Awards:
Justin Morneau (1)
Frank Thomas (2)
Mort Cooper (1)
Vern Stephens top 10 MVP voting 6 times
Harry Heilmann top 10 in MVP voting 5 times


Cy Young Winners:
Mike Marshall (1)--Top 7 in voting 5 times
Steve Bedrosian (1)
Al Hraboksy top 5 in voting 2 times

Gold Gloves:
Roberto Alomar (10)
Buddy Bell (6)

Silver Slugger:
Frank Thomas (4)
Victor Martinez (1)
Roberto Alomar (4)
Tim Raines (1)
Justin Morneau (2)
Alfonso Soriano (4)
Buddy Bell (1)
Vern Stephens

All-Star Apperances:
Roberto Alomar (12)
Frank Thomas (5)
Justin Morneau (4)
Victor Martinez (4)
Buddy Bell (5)
Alfonso Soriano (7)
Tim Raines (7)
John Franco (4)
Mike Marshall (2)
Steve Bedrosian (1)
Jeff Shaw (2)
Mort Cooper (2)
Jim Maloney (1)
Mel Stottelmyre (5)

[JDIsMyGod23]

Seattle Pilots
"We're old as ****, but we can still put it up"

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25 Man Fantasy Camp

C. Gary Carter
1B. Mark Teixeira
2B. Lou Whitaker
3B. Scott Rolen
SS. Barry Larkin
LF. Manny Ramirez
CF. Brian Giles
RF. Stan Musial
OF. J.D. Drew
OF. Devon White
INF. Placido Polanco
C. Yadier Molina
UTIL. Tony Phillips
SP. Pedro Martinez
SP. Juan Marichal
SP. Curt Schilling
SP. Josh Beckett
SP. Dan Haren
LP/SS. Cole Hamels
MRP. Carlos Marmol
MRP. Bryan Harvey
LOOGY. Willie Hernandez
RELIEF ACE RH: Francisco Rodriguez
RELIEF ACE LH: Billy Wagner
CL. Hoyt Wilhelm

The Staff

1. Pedro Martinez: 3-time CY Winner, 99 TC, 219-100, 2.93 ERA, 154 ERA+, 2.91 FIP, 10.04 K/9, 4.15 K/BB, 3154 K's 89.4 WAR (5.3 AVG)

2. Curt Schilling: 2001 WS MVP 216-146, 3.46 ERA, 128 ERA+, 3.23 FIP, 8.60 K/9 4.39 K:BB, 3116 K's, 86.1 WAR (4.5 AVG)

3. Juan Marichal: 243-142, 2.89 ERA, 123 ERA+ 3.04 FIP, 5.91 K/9, 3.25 K:BB, Wicked leg kick

4. Josh Beckett: 2003 WS MVP 109-70, 3.91 ERA, 114 ERA+, 3.64 FIP, 8.52 K/9, 3.09 K:BB, 32.9 WAR (3.7 AVG)

LRP. Dan Haren: 87-73, 3.70 ERA, 120 ERA+ 3.69 FIP, 7.69 K/9, 3.96 K/BB, 29.9 WAR (4.2 AVG)

LLP. Cole Hamels: 2008 NLCS and WS MVP, 3.64 ERA, 121 ERA+, 3.83 FIP, 8.52 K/9, 3.59 K/BB, .709 OPS against

MR. Carlos Marmol: 2.68 ERA as a RP, 179 ERA+, 3.08 FIP 12.7 K/9, 2.28 K/BB, .550 OPS against

MR. Bryan Harvey: 1991 RR, 2.49 ERA, 162 ERA+, 2.62 FIP, 10.42 K/9, 3.11 K/BB, .561 OPS against

LOOGY. Willie Hernandez: 1984 CY & MVP, 3.38 ERA, 119 ERA+ 3.51 FIP, 6.79 K/9, 2.26 K/BB, .558 OPS vs LH

RELIEF ACE RH: Francisco Rodriguez: 2-time RR, 268+ Saves, 2.50 ERA, 176 ERA+ 2.96 FIP, 11.34 K/9, 2.83 K:BB, .552 OPS vs RH

RELIEF ACE LH: Billy Wagner: 1999 RR, 414+ Saves, 2.35 ERA, 185 ERA+ 2.75 FIP, 11.83 K/9, 3.97 K:BB, .524 OPS vs LH

CL. Hoyt Wilhelm: 144-122, 227 Saves, 2.52 ERA, 147 ERA+ 3.06 FIP, 6.43 K/9, 2.07 K:BB, .595 OPS against, Knuckleballer

The Line-Up

1. Barry Larkin: 9-time SS, 3-time GG, 1995 MVP, .295/.371/.444/.815, 116 OPS+, .366 wOBA, 69.8 WAR (3.9 AVG)

2. Brian Giles: .291/.400/.502/.902, 136 OPS+ .388 wOBA, 57.8 WAR (4.4 AVG)

3. Stan Musial: 3-time MVP, .331/.417/.559/.976, 159 OPS+, .436 wOBA, 139.3 WAR (6.3 AVG)

4. Manny Ramirez: 9-time SS, 2 time Hank Aaron, .313/.411/.589/1.000, 155 OPS+ .418 wOBA, 72.0 WAR (4.3 AVG)

5. Mark Teixeira: 2-time SS and GG, .287/.377/.540/.917, 136 OPS+, .389 wOBA, 35.7 WAR (5.1 AVG)

6. Scott Rolen: 2002 SS, 7-time GG, .284/.370/.500/.870, 125 OPS+ .374 wOBA, 70.2 WAR (5.0 AVG)

7. Lou Whitaker: 4-time SS, 3-time GG, .276/.363/.426/.789, 116 OPS+ .352 wOBA, 74.3 WAR (4.1 AVG)

8. Gary Carter: 5-time SS, 3-time GG, .262/.335/.439/.774, 115 OPS+ .341wOBA, 72.5 WAR (4.0 AVG)

Starting Line-Up Average: .292/.381/.500/.881, 132 OPS+, 383 wOBA, 18 GG's, 28SS, 4 MVPs

C. Yadier Molina: 2008 GG, .266/.326/.359, 80 OPS+ .302 wOBA, 13.3 WAR (1.9 AVG), 47% CS

OF. J.D. Drew: .281/.389/.501/.890, 128 OPS+ .384 wOBA, 47.0 WAR (3.9 AVG)

OF. Devon White: 7-time GG, .263/.319/.419/.738, 98 OPS+ .330 wOBA, 137 Runs Saved, 46.0 WAR (2.9 AVG)

INF. Placido Polanco: 2007 GG, .304/.348/.414/.762, 98 OPS+ .335 wOBA, 106 Runs Saved, 37.3 WAR (3.1 AVG)

UTIL. Tony Phillips: .266/.374/.389/.761, 109 OPS+, .345 wOBA 41 Runs Saves, 51.5 WAR (3.0 AVG)

Draft Picks

1 (14). Stan Musial
2 (31). Pedro Martinez
3 (58). Juan Marichal
4 (75). Manny Ramirez
5 (102). Curt Schilling
6 (119). Barry Larkin
7 (146). Scott Rolen
9 (190). Gary Carter
9 (198). Brian Giles
10 (199). Josh Beckett
10 (207). Lou Whitaker
11 (234). Billy Wagner
11 (242). Hoyt Wilhelm
12 (243). Mark Teixeira
12 (251). Francisco Rodriguez
16 (341). Carlos Marmol
17 (366). Dan Haren
18 (383). Bryan Harvey
19 (410). J.D. Drew
20 (427). Yadier Molina
21 (454). Willie Hernandez
22 (471). Devon White
23 (498). Placido Polanco
24 (515). Tony Phillips
25 (542). Cole Hamels

Trades

Houston Receives:

Seattle 8th (163)
Seattle 13th (288)
Seattle 14th (295)
Seattle 15th (332)

Seattle Receives:

Houston's 9th (198)
Houston's 10th (199)
Houston's 11th (242)
Houston's 12th (243)

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Why the Pilots Fly in the Post-Season

Why we beat the Marlins is very simple actually. Their ENTIRE line-up, outside of Wright played Pre 1970. Yes, Robinson played a tad later. They are basically an Atari, while we are a PS3. More modern, spectacular, and efficient. Also, things improve over time. We don't listen to Perry Como, and gather around the radio for Little Orphan Annie. We rock out to Eminem and masturbate to free porn at the click of the mouse. AKA FUTURE RULES! But, why this should mean nothing to you. Also, while we're at it their pitching staff as well.

1) No blacks, latinos, asians. As you can see from watching about any sport. If it's ll white people it is horrible. No one knows how good these people are without the best players playing the game, and the best weren't playing the game. Also with that, no traveling. These guys barely had to travel to play. No west coast trips, no time zone changes, not as many games. etc. Basically more of a comfort level.

2) Ballparks are huge and fielding is terrible. Reason why averages are so high and OBP, is because I could hit 250 with the parks they played in and the defense back then. So bad, the mitts were basically mittens, and obviously the range isn't the best. Also, the fact their fielding is bad in this ERA is quite comical, because so many balls were in play, it's pretty easy to get the range factor and all that up, and they really aren't.

3) Scouting. No one gave a crap or could scout back then, you just showed up and played. No one knew the proper strategy with LOOGY and ROOGY match-ups. No one could say "Hey, pitch Lajoie up and in, he can't hit it"

4) No 5-man. Nichols, Ford, Newhouser have good counting numbers. Ok, cool. They pitched 40+ games a year. Whitey Ford is basically Mark Buehrle, and do you want Mark Buehrle leading your staff? Kid Nichols is nothing special at all, except for the fact he had 300 wins cause he pitched every two days.

5. Our bullpen. It just absolutely prison rapes them. They are banking on a majority of guys who have never relieved (and have little to no track record of success in their careers thus far) to do the job. They have two pretty good relievers, like the last match-up. I can make a case that Harvey our 4th guy is would be their best, or at least 2nd best. If the series will be close, the bullpen will win the games and ours would hold it more than not.
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Offensively we have a very good balance. GREAT infield defense with 18 gold gloves. It is also a very good balanced line-up. Good OBP and speed at the top with the 1995 MVP, Barry Larkin, then the underrated, OBP MONSTER, Brian Giles in the 2-hole. Then the pitcher's will pee down their leg facing the game's most underrated hitter in Stan Musial, with one of the best right handed hitters of all-time Planet ManRam. We all know how powerful and RBI machineish Tex is, I doubt you know how amazing Scott Rolen has been, but he might be a top 5 3B of all-time. Whitaker is a formiddable bat at a weak offensive position, but fabulous with the glove, as is Gary Carter, who in his prime was a top 10 catcher possibly. He had an OPS of .823, and his war was an AVG of 6.3 in his 9 year prime(77-85). Really all I was going for here was balance. With a RLLRSRLR line-up with great OBP and slugging, I feel that is very adequate enough to get me leads for the amazing pitching staff.

Pitching wise. I truly honestly believe it is the best in this whole re-draft. Led by the greatest (in terms of dominance) ever Pedro Martinez. Seriously, Pedro's 1999 is the equivalent of Bonds 2001. It is so mind boggling, you really can't put into words how amazing it was. While other pitchers might have better "counting" numbers, Pedro did it in an ERA where hitting was so rampant. He would make all these pre-WWII players **** their pants. After Pedro is Curt Schilling who is not only one of the greatest pitchers ever, but maybe the best post-season pitcher ever. 11-2 with a 2.23 ERA, mercy, that is clutch. World Series MVP to his credit, plus a bloody sock. Guy would literally pitch until he would die if in the post-season, again another pitcher who dominated in the ERA of offense, more than some pitchers can say. After Schilling we got Juan Marichal, who unfortunately didn't get a lot of post-season time, but one of the most feared pitchers in the 60s (just ask John Roseboro). The Domincan Dandy amassed over 200 wins in his prominent and extravagant career, which was stamped with his wicked leg kick. Closing out the playoff rotation is Mr. Joshua Beckett. Another pitcher who has shown dominance in the modern ERA and great post-season success. 7-3 with a low 3 ERA, and a WS MVP to his credit. The thing about my rotation is these guys hardly walk anyone, and strike a lot of guys out. Which is key vs great line-ups. All these OBP machines won't be able to get their walks like normal who attack the zone. Each of these four men are on the first page of 1000IP on Fangraphs in K/BB ratio.

Bullpen - Without a doubt is the best, only Cole Hamels has an OPS higher than .600! I got match-ups set up as well. A LH and RH relief ace with two relievers who are the best of our time. I truly think Billy Wagner is the best reliever outside of Rivera that the game has ever seen, and absolutely absurd K rate and disgusting vs lefties, and is Francisco Rodriguez when he faces righties. Carlos Marmol is going to strike-out 100 guys AGAIN this year out of the bullpen, which is just absurd. He will be the 7th inning and early I need a strike out guy. Bryan Harvey is just quality, actually has a lower OPS against vs LH than righties as a RHP. He can do whatever is asked. MVP Willie Hernandez is the LOOGY to make LH's cry. Oh, and with all these flamethrowers I got coming in, who is going to close it? One of the greatest relievers of all-time, KNUCKLEBALLER, Hoyt Wilhelm. Put yourself in these shoes on facing a Marmol, Wagner/K-Rod. 98 with insane sliders. Then the nastiest Knuckler ever? Wouldn't even be fair, it would be un-hittable. You will not find a better bullpen in this, you will not find more strikeout pitchers than this. Pitching WINS championships, and there isn't a better all-around staff than this.

Thanks for reading.

[whitesoxfan83]

"God Made Man, I Made Man Equal" - Samuel Colt (1836)

The Write Up
As Short and Simple as I can Make It...

Before I start I would quickly like to thank our Commissioners for running this Redraft. I know we ran into a lot of bumps along the way but for PSD's First All-Time Redraft, I thought it went pretty smooth.

Also, Good Luck to whoever my opponent may be....Anyways...

If you take away anything from this write up, take away this: Pre-1969 pitching is all bunk, the mound was 5 inches higher prior to 1969 and was decreased from 15 to 10 to increase offensive production in Major League Baseball.

Knowing this fact, I made it a point to draft pitching from post 1971 only.

I would like to think that I have the best pitching in this redraft, here's why:

My 1-2 features the best starting pitchers from the greatest hitters era in MLB history.
My 3 starter is a two time World Champion with career stats very comparable to Roy Halladay's.
My 4 starter was arguably the most under appreciated pitcher of the late 1980s/early 1990s. His 1990 World Series MVP isn't his only highlight, his 1988 to 1994 is flat out fantastic. If not for a series of crippling injuries that ruined his career, Jose Rijo very well may have gone down as one of the best Starters of the 1990s (Prime Steroid Era)

My playoff rotation average?

Average: 3.24ERA I 1.19WHIP I 7.5 K/9 I 3.07 K/BB I 3.34FIP I 130ERA+

I have a Bullpen that features 3 guys with OPS' against of .590 or lower vs RHB (Urbina-Putz-Richard)
I have a Bullpen that features 3 guys with OPS' against of .620 or lower vs LHB (Howe-Orosco-Key)
My other 2 Relievers are Keith Foulke and Jonathan Papelbon.
Both players closed out the last two Red Sox World Series, both players have great career stats, and both players have fantastic postseason numbers.

Also, since this is the postseason, consider this:

8 Relief Pitchers: 9 World Series Saves, 8 World Series Won.

My playoff bullpen average?

Average: 3.11ERA I 1.17WHIP I 8.1 K/9 I 2.77 K/BB I 3.39FIP I 141ERA+

Now, consider alllllll of that and remember what I said from the beginning:

All my pitching is from post 1971

My offense?

I can't be certain, but I think my OBP/.wOBA numbers are perhaps the best in this redraft. My 1-2 features 2 of the top 20 OBPs of All-Time. My 2-6 hitters are all top 55 Sluggers (In terms of SLG%) and my last two guys? According to fangraphs Joe Gordon is the 2nd best defensive 2B of all time (His offense and WAR averages aren't too shabby either)
As for Varitek, I'm not sure there is a better leader on my entire team (and for All-Time Catchers, those numbers ain't half bad)

Anyways, ill shut up now, because I feel as though no write up could do my offense and pitching justice (at least not one you guys want to sit through )

I think it all speaks for itself really, don't believe me? Take a gander on down through the depth chart and find out for yourself...

and please, Have a Nice Day.

Lineup

Average: .297 I .388 I .494 I .882 I 133OPS+ I .394wOBA I 61.2WAR(4.4AVG)
Totals: 3 Hall of Famers - 4-Time BA Champs - 12-Time OBP Champs - 7-Time SLG Champs - 9-Time OPS Champs - 10-Time OPS+ Champs
5-Time Runs Champs - 4-Time Hits Champs - 8-Time HR Champs - 4-Time RBI Champs - 5-Time SB Champs - 12-Time Walks Champs
5 MVP Awards - 19 Gold Gloves - 11 Silver Sluggers - 38 All Star Appearances
10 Pennants Won - 10 World Series Won - 1 World Series MVP
Undefeated in World Series

1) L Sliding Billy Hamilton RF
4th in Career OBP - 5-Time SB Champ - 4-Time Runs Champ - 5-Time NL OBP Champ - 3rd in Career SB
.344 I .455 I .432 I .888 I 141 OPS+ I .447wOBA I 68.9WAR(4.9AVG)
2) L Shoeless Joe Jackson LF
3rd in Career BA - 16th in Career OBP - 30th in Career OPS - 7th in Career OPS+
.356 I .423 I .517 I .940 I 170 OPS+ I .439wOBA I 67WAR(5.5 AVG)
3) R Mike Schmidt 3B
3-Time MVP Winner - 12-Time All Star - 10 Gold Gloves - 6 Silver Sluggers - 548 HRs - 8-time NL HR Champ
.267 I .380 I .527 I .908 I 147OPS+ I .390wOBA I 110.5WAR(6.1AVG)
4) L Jason Giambi 1B
2000 AL MVP - 3-Time AL OBP Champ - 5-Time All Star - 4-Time AL Walks Champ - 2 Silver Sluggers
.282 I .405 I .524 I .929 I 143OPS+ I .399wOBA I 54.2WAR(3.4AVG)
5) L Jim Edmonds CF
8 Gold Gloves - 4-Time All Star - 2004 Silver Slugger - 47th in Career SLG - ESPY Winner: Play of the Year
.284 I .376 I .527 I .903 I 131OPS+ I .383wOBA I 67.9WAR(4.0AVG)
6) R Nomar Garciaparra SS
6-Time All Star - Back to Back AL Batting Champ (99-00) - 54th in Career SLG - 1997 Rookie of the Year
.313 I .361 I .521 I .882 I 124OPS+ I .376wOBA I 43.2WAR(3.3AVG)
7) R Joe Gordon 2B
9-Time All Star - 1942 AL MVP - 2009 Hall of Fame Inductee - 4-Time AL Assists Champ - +150.0 Fld
.268 I .357 I .466 I .822 I 120OPS+ I .377wOBA I 67.2WAR(6.1AVG)
8) S Jason Varitek C
3-Time All Star - 3-Time AL Range Factor Champ - Career .994 Fielding Percentage - 3-Time AL Putouts Champ
.259 I .343 I .437 I .781 I 99OPS+ I .338wOBA I 26.5WAR(2.0AVG)
9) Pitcher

Bench
Average: .270 I .359 I .427 I .786 I 112OPS+ I .350wOBA I 52.7WAR(3.55AVG)
Totals: 1 Hall of Famer - 5-Time Hits Champs - 3-Time SB Champs - 2-Time Walks Champs
1 MVP Award - 16 Gold Gloves - 26 All Star Appearances
2 Pennants Won - 1 World Series Won

LF/RF- R Minnie Minoso
7-Time All Star - 3 Gold Gloves - 10-Time HBP Champ - 3-Time AL SB Champ - 3-Time AL Triples Champ - 2-Time WAR Champ
.298 I .389 I .459 I .848 I 130OPS+ I .381wOBA I 58.0WAR(3.9AVG)
CF- R Jimmy Wynn
3-Time NL All Star - 2-Time NL Walks Champ - 1974 NL Comeback Player of the Year - 2-Time NL Putouts Champ - #24 Retired by Astros
.250 I .366 I .436 I .802 I 128OPS+ I .364wOBA I 60.7WAR(4.05AVG)
1B/3B- L Robin Ventura
6 Gold Gloves - 3-Time AL Putout Champ - 1988 Dick Howser Trophy - 3-Time 3B Assists Champ - 2-Time All Star
.267 I .362 I .444 I .806 I 114OPS+ I .350wOBA I 61.3WAR(3.8AVG)
2B/SS- L Nellie Fox
12-Time AL All Star (11 Straight 1951-61) - 1959 AL MVP - 4th All Time in K/AB - 3 Gold Gloves - 4-Time AL Hit Champ - +112.0 Fld
.288 I .348 I .363 I .710 I 93OPS+ I .324wOBA I 55.3WAR(3.45AVG)
C- R Charles Johnson
4 Gold Gloves (1995-98) - 3 No Hitters Caught (2nd to Varitek) - Top 5 in Runners Caught 7/12 Seasons - 2-Time NL All Star
.245 I .330 I .433 I .762 I 97OPS+ I .331wOBA I 27.9WAR(2.5AVG)


Rotation
-All Starters From Post 1975-
Avg: 146-84 I 3.24ERA I 1.19WHIP I 7.5 K/9 I 3.07 K/BB I 3.34FIP I 130ERA+
4 Cy Youngs - 5-Time Wins Champs - 5-Time ERA Champs - 4-Time Ks Champ - 8-Time WHIP Champs
6 Gold Gloves - 16 All Star Appearances - 7-Time WAR Champs
3 World Series Won - 1 World Series MVP

SP1: LHP Johan Santana
2-Time AL Cy Young - 2006 Triple Crown - 4-Time All Star - 4-Time WHIP Champ - 3-Time ERA Champ - 3-Time WAR Champ
132-68 I 3.10 ERA I 1.12WHIP I 8.9 K/9 I 3.56 K/BB I 3.39FIP I 142ERA+
SP2: RHP Roy Halladay
2003 AL Cy Young - 5-Time Complete Game Champ- 2-Time WAR Champ - 3-Time Shutout Champ - 2008 WHIP Champ - 7-Time All Star
164-84 I 3.32ERA I 1.18WHIP I 6.7 K/9 I 3.49 K/BB I 3.40FIP I 137ERA+
SP3: LHP Ron Guidry
1978 AL Cy Young (100% of 1st Votes) - 2-Time AL ERA Champ - 4-Time All Star - 2-Time AL WHIP Champ - 5 Gold Gloves
170-91 I 3.29ERA I 1.18WHIP I 6.7 K/9 I 2.81 K/BB I 3.27FIP I 119ERA+
SP4: RHP Jose Rijo
1990 World Series MVP - 1993 WAR Champ - 1991 NL WHIP Champ - 1993 Ks Champ - 6 Consecutive Sub3ERA Seasons (1988-1993)
116-91 I 3.24ERA I 1.26WHIP I 7.7 K/9 I 2.42 K/BB I 3.28FIP I 121ERA+


Bullpen
-All Relievers From Post 1971-
Average: 3.11ERA I 1.17WHIP I 8.1 K/9 I 2.77 K/BB I 3.39FIP I 141ERA+
15 All Star Appearances
8 World Series Won - 9 World Series Saves

Closer: RHP Jonathan Papelbon
4-Time All Star - Career Postseason: 27IP - 1.00ERA - .82WHIP - 2.34FIP- 7.7 K/9 - 3 W.S. Saves (2007)
Career: 2.02ERA I 0.99WHIP I 10.2 K/9 I 4.1 K/BB I 2.80FIP I 230ERA+
RH Set-Up Man: RHP Ugueth Urbina
2-Time All Star - 1999 Saves Champ - Top 10 in GF 6/11 Seasons- 2 W.S. Saves (Including Series Clincher vs Yankees in 2003)
Career vs RHB: 1505PAs I .183 I .257 I .325 I .583 I 3.86 K/BB I 77tOPS+
LH Set-Up Man: LHP Steve Howe
“This is your last chance, and I’m not talking about one of those Steve Howe kind of last chances.”-Leslie Nielsen(Naked Gun)
1982 All Star - Second player to be Banned from Baseball because of Substance Abuse - 1980 Rookie of the Year
Career vs LHB: 758PAs I .230 I .258 I .296 I .554 I 5.35 K/BB I 74tOPS+
LH Middle Reliever: LHP Jesse Orosco
“The best left-handed reliever specializing in getting out lefties, by far, has been Jesse Orosco.
He has been consistently effective for 20 years at a job that most people can’t do two years in a row.”—Bill James
Career vs LHB: 1795PAs I .209 I .287 I .301 I .588 I 2.58 K/BB I 83tOPS+
RH Middle Reliever: RHP J.J. Putz
2007 AL Rolaids Relief Man - Holds Mariners' Consecutive Saves Record - 2007 GF Champ - Mr. Baseball Award (MI) - 2007 All Star
Career vs RHB: 849PAs I .213 I .281 I .288 I .569 I 3.09 K/BB I 79tOPS+
Utility Reliever: RHP Keith Foulke
2003 Rolaids Relief Man - Career Postseason: 2.53ERA : 10.1 K/9 - 2004 Babe Ruth Award (World Series Excellence)
Career: 3.33ERA I 1.07WHIP I 8.2 K/9 I 3.7 K/BB I 3.72FIP I 140ERA+
Long Reliever: RHP J.R. Richard
Suffered Career Ending Stroke (Age 30) - Final Season: 113.2IP - 10-4 - 1.90ERA - .92WHIP - 5.1 H/9 - 9.4 K/9 - 2.98 K/BB
2-Time NL K/9 Champ - 1978 NL ERA & K/BB Champ - 1980 All Star - Back to Back 300K Seasons (1978-79) - 3-Time H/9 Champ
Career vs RHB: 3616PAs I .187 I .281 I .255 I .536 I 2.38 K/BB I 79tOPS+
Long Reliever: LHP Jimmy Key
4-Time All Star - 1987 AL TSN Pitcher of the Year - 1994 AL TSN Pitcher of the Year - 1987 AL ERA & WHIP Champ
Career vs LHB: 1894PAs I .233 I .283 I .337 I .619 I 3.08 K/BB I 79tOPS+




*Stats for All Current Players Updated as of August 25th 2010*


Depth Chart
-Click on Players for Fangraphs' Profile-



LF Shoeless Joe Jackson---------------CF Jim Edmonds---------------RF Sliding Billy Hamilton

LF Minnie Minoso -------------------- CF Jimmy Wynn --------------------- RF Minnie Minoso

SS Nomar Garciaparra--------------------2B Joe Gordon

SS Nellie Fox-------------------------------- 2B Nellie Fox

Starter:

3B Mike Schmidt------------------------------ P Johan Santana
3B Robin Ventura -----------------------------P Roy Halladay

P Ron Guidry ------------------------------1B Jason Giambi
P Jose Rijo------------------------------ 1B Robin Ventura

P Jimmy Key
SP: J.R. Richard

C Jason Varitek
C Charles Johnson

Bullpen:
CL- Jonathan Papelbon
RHSU- Ugueth Urbina
LHSU- Steve Howe
LHMR- Jesse Orosco
RHMR- J.J. Putz
UR- Keith Foulke
LR- J.R. Richard

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Brooklyn Dodgers

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Rotation
1. Mordecai "Three Finger" Brown (R)
HOF | ERA 2.06 (6th) | WHIP 1.066 (9th) | ERA+ 139 (16th) | W-L % .648 (28th) | Shutouts 55 (14th)
Career: 239-130, 2.06 ERA, 1.06 WHIP | 2.36 FIP, 139 ERA+, 3.98 WAR/225 IP | 14 seasons, 56.1 WAR
Single Season Best: 27-9, 1.31 ERA, 0.873 WHIP, 1.71 FIP, 193 ERA+, 8.7 WAR
Postseason: 5-4, 2.97 ERA, 1.092 WHIP, 1.73 FIP, 57.2 IP

2.Orel "Bulldog" Hershiser (R)
3 time AS | 1988 Cy Young | 1988 ML WS MVP | 1988 NL Babe Ruth Award | 1988 ML Player of the Year | 1995 AL ALCS MVP
Career: 204-150, 3.48 ERA, 1.26 WHIP | 3.69 FIP, 112 ERA+, 3.70 WAR/225 IP | 18 seasons, 51.5 WAR
Single Season Best: 23-8, 2.26 ERA, 1.052 WHIP, 3.18 FIP, 149 ERA+, 7.3 WAR
Postseason: 8-3, 2.59 ERA, 1.106 WHIP, 3.38 FIP, 132.0 IP

3.Dizzy Dean (R)
HOF | 1934 NL MVP | 4 time AS | W-L % .644 (30th) | ERA+ 131 (38th)
Career: 150-83, 3.02 ERA, 1.21 WHIP | 3.22 FIP, 131 ERA+, 4.53 WAR/225 IP | 12 seasons, 39.6 WAR
Single Season Best: 30-7, 2.66 ERA, 1.165 WHIP, 3.23 FIP, 159 ERA+, 8.1 WAR
Postseason: 2-2, 2.88 ERA, 0.990 WHIP, 4.09 FIP, 34.1 IP

4. Adam Wainwright (R)
1 time AS | 3rd in Cy Young 2009
Career: 63-30, 2.92 ERA, 1.195 WHIP | 3.40 FIP, 145 ERA+, 4.92 WAR/225 IP | 6 seasons, 17.9 WAR
Single Season Best: 19-8, 2.63 ERA, 1.210 WHIP, 3.11 FIP, 157 ERA+, 6.0 WAR
Postseason: 1-0, 0.51 ERA, 0.736 WHIP, 2.05 FIP, 17.2 IP

5.John Tudor (L)
2nd in Cy Young 1985
Career: 117-72, 3.12 ERA, 1.20 WHIP | 3.62 FIP, 125 ERA+, 3.62 WAR/225 IP | 12 seasons, 28.6 WAR
Single Season Best: 21-8, 1.93 ERA, 0.938 WHIP, 2.71 FIP, 185 ERA+, 7.5 WAR
Postseason: 5-4, 3.41 ERA, 1.311 WHIP, 3.62 FIP, 63.1 IP

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Lineup
1.Rod Carew (L)
HOF | 18 time AS | 1967 AL ROY | 1977 AL MVP | 1977 ML Roberto Clemente Award | .328 AVG (36th) | 3053 hits (22nd) | 353 SB (104th)
Career: .328 AVG/.393 OBP/.429 SLG/.822 OPS | 131 OPS+/.370 wOBA/5.33 WAR per 700 PA's | 19 seasons/80.3 WAR
Single Season Best: .388 AVG/.449 OBP/.570 SLG/1.019 OPS, 178 OPS+, .440 wOBA, 10.9 WAR

2.Tris "Grey Eagle" Speaker (L)
HOF | 1912 AL MVP | 132.9 WAR (9th) | .345 AVG (6th) | .428 OBP (11th) | .928 OPS (41st) | 1882 Runs Scored (11th) | 3514 Hits (5th) | 1529 RBI (45th) | 436 SB (54th) | 157 OPS+ (18th)
Career: .345 AVG/.428 OBP/.500 SLG/.928 OPS | 157 OPS+/.436 wOBA/8.32 WAR per 700 PA's | 22 seasons/142.6 WAR
Single Season Best: .383 AVG/.464 OBP/.567 SLG/1.031 OPS, 188 OPS+, .489 wOBA, 11.0 WAR

3.Albert "The Machine" Pujols (R)
3 time MVP | 9 time AS | 1 Gold Glove | 2001 NL ROY | 2003 NL Hank Aaron Award | 2003 ML Player of the Year | 2004 NLCS MVP | 2008 NL Roberto Clemente Award | 2009 NL Hank Aaron Award | 82.3 WAR (50th) | .333 AVG (29th) | .426 OBP (12th) | .626 SLG (4th) | 1.052 OPS (4th) | 401 HR (47th) | 172 OPS+ (7th)
Career: .331 AVG/.425 OBP/.623 SLG/1.048 OPS | 171 OPS+/.434 wOBA/8.61 WAR per 700 PA's | 10 seasons, 81 WAR
Single Season Best: .357 AVG/.462 OBP/.653 SLG/1.102 OPS, 190 OPS+, .458 wOBA, 9.8 WAR

4.Dick Allen (R)
7 time AS | 1964 NL ROY | 1972 AL MVP | .534 SLG (44th) | .912 OPS (55th) | 351 HR (79th) | 156 OPS+ (19th)
Career: .292 AVG/.378 OBP/.534 SLG/.912 OPS | 156 OPS+/.402 wOBA/6.50 WAR per 700 PA's | 15 seasons, 67.9 WAR
Single Season Best: .308 AVG/.420 OBP/.603 SLG/1.023 OPS, 199 OPS+, .453 wOBA, 9.3 WAR

5. Charlie "King Kong" Keller (L)
5 time AS | .410 OBP (33rd) | .518 SLG (65th) | .928 OPS (43rd) | 152 OPS+ (28th)
Career: .286 AVG/.410 OBP/.518 SLG/.928 OPS | 152 OPS+/.428 wOBA/7.66 WAR per 700 PA's | 13 seasons, 50.4 WAR
Single Season Best: .292 AVG/.417 OBP/.513 SLG/.930 OPS, 163 OPS+, .439 wOBA, 7.8 WAR

6.Al Kaline (R)
HOF | 18 time AS | 10 Gold Gloves | 1968 ML Lou Gehrig Memorial Award | 1969 ML Hutch Award | 1973 ML Roberto Clemente Award | 91.0 WAR (34th) | 1622 Runs Scored (41st) | 3007 Hits (26th) | 399 Home Runs (46th) | 1583 RBI (38th) | 1277 BB's (44th) | 156 Total Zone Runs (19th)
Career: .297 AVG/.376 OBP/.480 SLG/.856 OPS | 134 OPS+/.379 wOBA/6.15 WAR per 700 PA's | 22 seasons, 101.9 WAR
Single Season Best: .340 AVG/.421 OBP/.546 SLG/.967 OPS, 162 OPS+, .421 wOBA, 9.0 WAR

7. Thurman "Squatty Body" Munson (R)
7 time AS | 1970 AL ROY | 1976 AL MVP
Career: .292 AVG/.346 OBP/.410 SLG/.756 OPS | 116 OPS+/.339 wOBA/5.27 WAR per 700 PA's | 11 seasons, 44.4 WAR
Single Season Best: .301 AVG/.362 OBP/.487 SLG/.849 OPS, 141 OPS+, .376 wOBA, 6.8 WAR

8. Alan Trammell (R)
6 time AS | 1984 WS MVP | 4 Gold Gloves
Career: .285 AVG/.352 OBP/.415 SLG/.767 OPS | 110 OPS+/.343 wOBA/5.19 WAR per 700 PA's | 20 seasons, 69.5 WAR
Single Season Best: .343 AVG/.402 OBP/.551 SLG/.953 OPS, 155 OPS+, .413 wOBA, 8.4 WAR

9. Pitcher's spot

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Defense
C-Thurman Munson: 32.0 Fielding Runs Above Average, 3 Gold Gloves

1B-Albert Pujols: 8.0 UZR/150, 1 Gold Glove

2B-Rod Carew: 16.0 Fielding Runs Above Average

SS-Alan Trammell: 76.0 Fielding Runs Above Average, 4 Gold Gloves

3B-Dick Allen: -46 TZ rating at 3rd

LF-Charlie Keller: 38.0 Fielding Runs Above Average

CF-Tris Speaker: 92.0 Fielding Runs Above Average

RF-Al Kaline: 156.0 Fielding Runs Above Average, 10 Gold Gloves

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Bullpen
LR - Al Leiter (L)
162-132, 3.80 ERA, 1.386 WHIP, 4.10 FIP, 113 ERA+, 1.30 WAR/80 IP (19 seasons, 38.2 WAR)

LOOGY - John "Candy Man" Candelaria (L)
177-122, 3.33 ERA, 1.184 WHIP, 3.41 FIP, 114 ERA+, 1.20 WAR/80 IP (19 seasons, 37.8 WAR)
Versus Lefties: .215 AVG/.256 OBP/.311 SLG/.567 OPS, 5.27 SO/BB, 88 tOPS+

MR - Gregg Olson (R)
217 saves, 3.46 ERA, 1.381 WHIP, 3.64 FIP, 123 ERA+, 1.63 WAR/80 IP (14 seasons, 13.7 WAR)

MR - Dave Righetti (L)
252 saves, 3.46 ERA, 1.34 WHIP, 3.38 FIP, 114 ERA+, 1.40 WAR/80IP (16 seasons, 24.1 WAR)

SU - Brian Wilson (R)
121 saves, 3.32 ERA, 1.332 WHIP, 3.07 FIP, 133 ERA+, 1.57 WAR/80 IP (5 seasons, 4.8 WAR)

SU - John Hiller (L)
87-76, 2.83 ERA, 1.268 WHIP, 3.39 FIP, 134 ERA+, 1.82 WAR/80 IP (15 seasons, 28.2 WAR)

CL - Lee Smith (R)
478 saves, 3.03 ERA, 1.256 WHIP, 2.93 FIP, 132 ERA+, 1.88 WAR/80 IP (18 seasons, 30.3 WAR)

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Bench
PH-Mo "Hit Dog" Vaughn (L)
.293 AVG/.383 OBP/.523 SLG/.906 OPS | 132 OPS+/.386 WOBA/3.68 WAR per 700 PA's
12 seasons | 33.7 WAR

UTIL/INF - Julio Franco (R)
.298 AVG/.365 OBP/.417 SLG/.782 OPS | 111 OPS+/.349 wOBA/3.50 WAR per 700 PA's
23 seasons | 48.6 WAR

UTIL/OF - Dave "Sky King" Kingman (R)
.236 AVG/.302 OBP/.478 SLG/.780 OPS | 115 OPS+/.343 wOBA/2.36 WAR per 700 PA's
16 seasons | 25.0 WAR

OF - Moises Alou (R)
.303 AVG/.369 OBP/.516 SLG/.885 OPS | 128 OPS+/.379 wOBA/4.69 WAR per 700 PA's
17 seasons | 53 WAR

C - Brian McCann (L)
.290 AVG/.360 OBP/.493 SLG/.853 OPS | 122 OPS+/.365 WOBA/3.99 WAR PER 700 PA's
6 seasons, 22.7 WAR

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Florida Marlins




GM's: ManRamforPrez24 & -Lavigne43-


Format
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Career stats
Single Season Highs Stats


Playoffs Mini-Writeup

The Marlins have an amazing offense, possibly the best in the entire redraft, and a great rotation. There is one thing that sets us a part from the rest, that gives us an advantage that no one else has. To be blunt, we have EIGHT Starting Pitchers. What does this mean? I'll show you with our playoff rotation.

Game 1, 5: LHP Whitey Ford - RHP Felix Hernandez
Game 2, 6: RHP Kid Nichols - LHP Jon Lester
Game 3, 7: LHP Hal Newhouser - RHP Josh Johnson
Game 4: RHP Luis Tiant - RHP Mark Prior

Clearly we will not be using our starters conventionally. Instead of worrying about our guy going deep into the game, we are going to let him dial it up and throw his best stuff for 4-5 innings and then go to our next SP who can dial it up for around 3-4 more. Our approximate 7-8 innings from two starters throwing all out will be better then what any one pitcher can do over the same innings. Not to mention more PH's will be able to bat instead of the pitcher. Good SP's are better than just about all bullpen arms, and we have 8 great SP's. Add one of the best offenses in the redraft and you have your self a team that can handle anything and anyone.

Lineup

C: (L) Mickey Cochrane (HOF)
2X AL MVP | 3X WS Champ | all-time rank among catchers: 3rd AVG, 2nd OPS, 1st wOBA, 2nd BB/K
119 HR | .320 AVG | .419 OBP |.478 SLG | .897 OPS | 128 OPS+ | 51.2 WAR | .411 wOBA | 140 wRC+
23 HR (1932) | .349 AVG (1931) | .459 OBP (1933) | .553 SLG (1931) | .976 OPS (1931) | 157 OPS+ (1933) |
7.1 WAR (1933) | .447 wOBA (1933) | 168 wRC+ (1933)

2B: (R) Nap Lajoie (HOF)
1901 Triple Crown | 3242 Hits | 380 stolen bases | 20th highest BA | 23rd highest WAR | 32nd highest OPS+
82 HR | .338 AVG | .380 OBP | .466 SLG | .846 OPS | 150 OPS+ | 104.2 WAR | .399 wOBA | 148 wRC+
14 HR (1901) | .426 AVG (1901) | .464 OBP (1901) | .643 SLG (1901) | 1.106 OPS (1901) | 203 OPS+ (1903) |
10.1 WAR (1906) | .504 wOBA (1901) | 203 wRC+ (1904)

1B: (L) Lou Gehrig (HOF)
7X AS | 6X WS Champ | 2X AL MVP | 2130 Game Iron Man Streak | 1934 Triple Crown | 2721 hits | all-time rank: 5th OBP, 3rd SLG, 3rd OPS, 5th RBI, 4th OPS+, 3rd wOBA
493 HR | .340 AVG | .447 OBP |.632 SLG | 1.080 OPS | 179 OPS+ | 118.4 WAR | .474 wOBA | 182 wRC+
49 HR (1934, 1936) | .379 AVG (1930) | .478 OBP (1936) | .765 SLG (1927) | 1.240 OPS 1927 | 221 OPS+ (1927) |
13.2 WAR (1927) | .535 wOBA (1927) | 218 wRC+ (1927)

LF: (R) Frank Robinson (HOF)
14X AS | 2X WS Champ | Gold Glover | AL MVP | NL MVP |
| ROY | WS MVP | 1966 Triple Crown | 20th highest WAR | 8th most HR | 2943 hits
586 HR | .294 AVG | .389 OBP | .537 SLG | .926 OPS | 107.4 WAR | 154 OPS+ | .406 wOBA | 160 wRC+
49 HR (1966) | .342 AVG (1962) | .421 OBP (1962) | .637 SLG (1966) | 1.047 OPS (1966) | 198 OPS+ (1966) |
9.1 WAR (1966) | .447 wOBA (1962, 1966) | 200 wRC+ (1966)

CF: (L) Larry Doby (HOF)
7X AS | WS Champ
253 HR | .283 AVG | .386 OBP | .490 SLG | .867 OPS | 136 OPS+ | 56.6 WAR | .396 wOBA | 143 wRC+
32 HR (1952, 1954) | .326 AVG (1950) | .442 OBP (1950) | .545 SLG (1950) | .986 OPS (1950) | 162 OPS+ (1952) |
7.6 WAR (1952) | .443 wOBA (1950) | 166 wRC+ (1951)

SS: (R) Luke Appling (HOF)
7X AS | 2749 hits | 179 SB | 2nd highest OBP for SS | 6th in hits for SS | 1st in BB for SS (1302) | 5th in career WAR for SS
45 HR | .310 AVG | .399 OBP | .398 SLG | .798 OPS | 112 OPS+ | 63.9 WAR | .376 wOBA | 125 wRC+
8 HR (1947) | .388 AVG (1936) | .474 OBP (1936) | .508 SLG (1936) | .981 OPS (1936) | 142 OPS+ (1943) |
.452 wOBA (1936) | 8.1 WAR (1936, 1943) | 156 wRC+ (1936, 1943)

3B: (R) David Wright
5X AS | 2X Gold Glover | 2X Silver Slugger | ROY | 30-30 Club
160 HR | .307 AVG | .386 OBP |.517 SLG | .903 OPS | 136 OPS+ | 36.4 WAR | .389 wOBA | 142 wRC+
33 HR (2008) | .325 AVG (2007) | (.416) (2007) | .546 SLG (2007) | .963 OPS (2007) | 149 OPS+ (2007) | 8.6 WAR (2007) |
.420 wOBA (2007) | 160 wRC+ (2007)

vs RHP's
RF: (L) Sam Crawford (HOF)
All time triples leader (309) | 2961 hits | 367 SB
97 HR | .309 AVG | .362 OBP | .452 SLG | .814 OPS | 144 OPS+ | 76.6 WAR | .384 wOBA | 141 wRC+
16 HR (1901) | .378 AVG (1911) | .438 OBP (1911) | .526 SLG (1911) | .964 OPS (1911) | 167 OPS+ (1901) |
6.4 WAR (1907, 1909, 1911) | .456 wOBA (1911) | 169 wRC+ (1911)

vs LHP's
RF: (R) Joe Medwick (HOF)
10X AS | WS Champ | MVP |
205 HR | .324 AVG | .362 OBP | .505 SLG | .867 OPS | 134 OPS+ | 56.3 WAR | .394 wOBA | 134 wRC+
31 HR (1937) | .374 AVG (1937) | .414 OBP (1937) | .641 SLG (1937) | 1.076 OPS (1937) | 180 OPS+ (1937) |
8.1 WAR (1937) | .467 wOBA (1937) | 177 wRC+ (1937)

Pitcher

Lineup Averages
Career Totals: .313 AVG | .415 OBP | .496 SLG | .911 OPS | 142 OPS+ | .404 wOBA | 148 wRC+
Career Peaks: .364 AVG | .449 OBP | .590 SLG | 1.033 OPS | 175 OPS+ | 70.2 Total WAR | 8.78 AVG WAR |
.463 wOBA | 180 wRC+


Pitching Rotation

SP: (L) Whitey Ford (HOF)
1961 AL Cy Young | 10X AS | 2X WS Champ | WS MVP | Babe Ruth Award Winner | 4th highest ERA+ | 55th highest WAR for pitchers |
236-106 | 55.1 WAR | 2.75 ERA | 133 ERA+ | 1.215 WHIP | 5.6 K/9 | 3.1 BB/9 | 3.26 FIP
25-4 (1961) | 6.3 WAR (1964) | 2.01 ERA (1958) | 177 ERA+ (1958) |1.076 WHIP (1958) | 6.6 K/9 (1961) | 1.8 BB/9 (1967) | 2.45 FIP (1964)

SP: (R) Kid Nichols (HOF)
6th highest WAR for pitchers
361-208 | 102.3 WAR | 2.96 ERA | 140 ERA+ | 1.224 WHIP | 3.3 K/9 | 2.3 BB/9 | 3.47 FIP
31-11 (1898) | 11.2 WAR (1890) | 2.02 ERA (1904) | 172 ERA+ (1898) | 1.003 WHIP (1904) | 5.1 K/9 (1891) |
1.4 BB/9 (1904) | 2.17 FIP (1904)

SP: (L) Hal Newhouser (HOF)
7X AS | WS Champ | 2X AL MVP | 1945 Pitching Triple Crown
207-150 losses | 56.3 WAR | 3.06 ERA | 130 ERA+ | 1.311 WHIP | 5.4 K/9 | 3.8 BB/9 | 3.19 FIP
29-9 (1944) | 9 WAR (1946) | 1.81 ERA (1945) | 195 ERA+ (1945) | 1.069 WHIP (1946) | 8.5 K/9 (1946) | 2.9 BB/9 (1944) | 1.96 FIP (1946)

SP: (R) Luis Tiant
3X AS | Babe Ruth Award | 41st highest WAR for pitchers | 49 shutouts (21st) | 2416 Ks (35th)
229-172 | 59.4 WAR | 3.30 ERA | 115 ERA+ | 1.199 WHIP | 6.2 K/9 | 2.8 BB/9 | 3.47 FIP
21-9 (1968) | 7.5 WAR (1974) | 1.60 ERA (1968) | 186 ERA+ (1968) | 0.871 WHIP (1968) | 9.2 K/9 (1967, 1968) |
2.1 BB/9 (1976) | 2.04 FIP (1968)

SP: (R) Felix Hernandez

AS | 6th Highest Active ERA+ | 1,002 Ks
67-51 | 26.6 WAR | 3.27 ERA | 131 ERA+ | 1.245 WHIP | 8.1 K/9 | 2.5 BB/9 | 3.44 FIP
19-5 (2009) | 5.8 WAR (2009) | 2.47 ERA (2010) | 174 ERA+ (2009) | 1.111 WHIP (2010) | 8.5 K/9 (2010) |
2.5 BB/9 (2007, 2010) | 3.03 FIP (2010)

Rotation Averages
Career Totals: 3.07 ERA | 130 ERA+ | 1.238 WHIP | 3.36 FIP
Career Peak: 1.98 ERA | 181 ERA+ | 1.026 WHIP | 2.33 FIP | 39.8 Total WAR | 7.96 AVG WAR


Bench

C/OF/: (R) Roger Bresnahan (HOF)
WS Champ | 1074 SB's - 25th All Time
26 HR | .279 BA | .386 OBP | .376 SLG | .764 OPS | 126 OPS+ | 46.8 WAR | .374 wOBA | 137 wRC+
5 HR (1902) | .350 AVG (1903) | .443 OBP (1903) | .493 SLG (1903) | .936 OPS (1903) | 162 OPS+ (1903) | 6.4 WAR (1908) | .447 wOBA (1903) | 174 wRC+ (1903)

3B/1B: (R) Tony Perez (HOF)
7X AS | 3X WS Champ | 1967 ASG MVP | 1980 Lou Gehrig Award | 2732 Hits
379 HR | .279 AVG | .341 OBP | .463 SLG | .804 OPS | 122 OPS+ | 67.8 WAR | .356 wOBA | 127 wRC+
40 HR (1970) | .317 AVG (1970) | .401 OBP (1970) | .589 SLG (1970) | .990 OPS (1970) | 159 OPS+ (1973) | 9 WAR (1970) | .429 wOBA (1970) | 170 wRC+ (1970)

OF: (L) Josh Hamilton
3X AS | Silver Slugger
91 HR | .310 AVG | .370 OBP | .541 SLG | .912 OPS | 135 OPS+ | 14.7 WAR | .389 wOBA | 139 wRC+
32 HR 2008 | .356 AVG 2010 | .405 OBP 2010 | .634 SLG 2010 | 1.039 OPS 2010 | 173 OPS+ 2010 | 7.1 WAR 2010 |
.444 wOBA 2010 | 180 wRC+ 2010

OF/1B: (R) Joe Medwick (HOF)
10X AS | WS Champ | MVP |
205 HR | .324 AVG | .362 OBP | .505 SLG | .867 OPS | 134 OPS+ | 56.3 WAR | .394 wOBA | 134 wRC+
31 HR (1937) | .374 AVG (1937) | .414 OBP (1937) | .641 SLG (1937) | 1.076 OPS (1937) | 180 OPS+ (1937) |
8.1 WAR (1937) | .467 wOBA (1937) | 177 wRC+ (1937)

SS/2B/3B: (R) Toby Harrah
4X AS
195 HR | .264 AVG | .365 OBP | .395 SLG | .760 OPS | 114 OPS+ | 50.9 WAR | .349 wOBA | 121 wRC+
27 HR (1977) | .304 AVG (1982) | .432 OBP (1985) | .490 SLG (1982) | .888 OPS (1982) | 145 OPS+ (1975) | 7.1 WAR (1975) | .398 wOBA (1982) | 151 wRC+ (1975)

Bench Averages
Career Totals: .291 AVG | .365 OBP | .456 SLG | .821 OPS | 126 OPS+ | .372 wOBA | 132 wRC+
Career Peaks .340 AVG | .408 OBP | .569 SLG | .977 OPS | 164 OPS+ | .437 wOBA | 170 wRC+ | 37.7 Total WAR | 7.54 AVG WAR


Bullpen

CL: (R) John Wetteland
3X AS | WS Champ | WS MVP | Rolaids Relief Man of the Year | 11th Most Saves
48-45 | 330 Saves | 20.8 WAR | 2.93 ERA | 149 ERA+ | 1.135 WHIP | 9.5 K/9 | 3.0 BB/9
9-3 (1993) | 43 Saves (1993, 1996, 1999) | 3.4 WAR (1993) | 1.37 ERA (1993) | 308 ERA+ (1993) | 0.880 WHIP (1995) |
11.9 K/9 (1993) | 2.0 BB/9 (1998) | 1.85 FIP (1993)

SU: (R) Kent Tekulve
AS | WS Champ | 30th Highest ERA+ | 50th Most Saves
94-90 | 184 Saves | 24.8 WAR | 2.85 ERA | 132 ERA+ | 1.250 WHIP | 4.9 K/9 | 3.1 BB/9
10-1 1977 | 31 Saves 1978, 1979 | 3.5 WAR 1983 | 1.64 ERA 1983 | 228 ERA+ 1977 | 1.127 1986 | 6.0 K/9 (1976, 1974)
2.0 BB/9 1986 | 2.42 FIP 1976

SU: (L) B.J. Ryan
2X AS | 100th Most Saves
21-28 | 117 Saves | 12.2 WAR | 3.37 ERA | 133 ERA+ | 1.282 WHIP | 10.5 K/9 | 4.4 BB/9
4-1 (2003) | 38 Saves (2006) | 4.0 WAR (2006) | 1.37 ERA (2006) | 335 ERA+ (2006) | 0.857 WHIP (2006) |
12.8 K/9 (2005, 1999) | 2.5 BB/9 (2006) | 2.08 FIP (2004)


MR: (R) Jonathan Broxton
2X AS | 174th Most Saves
23-16 | 77 Saves | 10.2 WAR | 3.00 ERA | 141 ERA+ | 1.179 WHIP | 11.8 K/9 | 3.5 BB/9
7-2 (2009) | 36 Saves (2009) | 2.9 WAR (2009) | 2.59 ERA (2006) | 174 ERA+ (2006) | 0.961 WHIP (2009) |
13.5 K/9 (2009) | 2.7 BB/9 (2007) | 1.97 FIP (2009)


MR: (R) Josh Johnson
2X AS
45-21 | 15.9 WAR | 3.11 ERA | 137 ERA+ | 1.233 WHIP | 8.2 K/9 | 3.0 BB/9 BB/9
15-5 (2009) | 5.8 WAR (2010) | 2.36 ERA (2010) | 175 ERA+ (2010) | 1.083 WHIP (2010) | 8.7 K/9 (2010) | 2.2
BB/9 (2010) | 2.52 FIP (2010)

MR: (L) Jon Lester
AS | World Series Champ
55-24 | 17.4 WAR | 3.57 ERA | 129 ERA+ | 1.300 WHIP | 8.2 K/9 | 3.3 BB/9
16-6 (2008) | 6.2 WAR (2009) | 3.21 ERA (2008) | 144 ERA+ (2008) | 1.184 WHIP (2010) | 10.0 K/9 (2009) | 2.8
BB/9 (2008, 2009) | 3.21 FIP (2008)

MR: (R) Mark Prior
AS
42-29 | 15.8 WAR | 3.51 ERA | 124 ERA+ | 1.225 WHIP | 10.4 K/9 | 3.1 BB/9
18-6 (2003) | 7.6 WAR (2003) | 2.43 ERA (2003) | 179 ERA+ (2003) | 1.103 WHIP (2003) | 11.3 K/9 (2002) | 2.1
BB/9 (2003) | 2.47 FIP (2003)

Bullpen Averages
Career Totals: 3.19 ERA | 135 ERA+ | 1.229 WHIP | 9.0 K/9 | 3.3 BB/9
Career Peak: 2.14 ERA | 220 ERA+ | 1.027 WHIP | 10.6 K/9 | 2.3 BB/9 | 33.4 Total WAR | 4.8 AVG WAR



Draft:

Round 1: Lou Gehrig
Round 2: Frank Robinson
Round 3: Nap Lajoie
Round 4: Whitey Ford
Round 5: Mickey Cochrane
Round 6: Kid Nichols
Round 7: Sam Crawford
Round 8: Hal Newhouser
Round 9: Luke Appling
Round 10: Luis Tiant
Round 11: Larry Doby
Round 12: David Wright
Round 13: John Wetteland
Round 14: Kent Tekulve
Round 15: Felix Hernandez
Round 16: B.J. Ryan
Round 17: Jonathan Broxton
Round 18: Josh Johnson
Round 19: Jon Lester
Round 20: Joe Medwick
Round 21: Roger Bresnahan
Round 22: Tony Perez
Round 23: Josh Hamilton
Round 24: Mark Prior
Round 25: Toby Harrah

[ccugrad1]

Detroit Tigers


GM: ccugrad1

Lineup
1. Craig Biggio
2. Joe Torre
3. Dave Winfield
4. Ted Williams
5. Eddie Murray
6. Matt Holliday
7. Matt Williams
8. Omar Vizquel
9. Harold Baines

Pitching Rotation
1. Tom Seaver
2. Jim Palmer
3. Bert Blyleven
4. Andy Pettite
5. Doug Drabek

Bench
C: Darren Daulton
IF: Jay Bell
IF: Terry Pendleton
OF: Brady Anderson
OF: Wally Moses

Bullpen
CL: Robb Nen
SU: Rod Beck
SU: Bobby Thigpen
MR: Todd Worrell
MR: Jeff Russell
LR: Mitch Williams


Draft Order

1. OF Ted Williams
2. SP Tom Seaver
3. 1B Eddie Murray
4. SP Jim Palmer
5. 2B Craig Biggio
6. RF Dave Winfield
7. SP Bert Blyleven
8. C Joe Torre
9. SP Andy Pettite
10. OF Matt Holliday
11. SS Omar Vizquel
12. RP Robb Nen
13. RP Rod Beck
14. 3B Matt Williams
15. SP Doug Drabek
16. RP Bobby Thigpen
17. RP Todd Worrell
18. DH Harold Baines
19. SS Jay Bell (Bench)
20. RP Jeff Russell
21. C Darren Daulton (Bench)
22. RP Mitch Williams
23. 3B Terry Pendleton
24. OF Brady Anderson (Bench)
25. OF Wally Moses (Bench)
Trades

[vladdy#27]

California Angels of Los Angeles of Anaheim

GM: vladdy#27

Lineup

1. CF Ty Cobb Avg .366 OBP .433 SLG .512 HR 117 2B 724
2. 2B Riggs Stephenson Avg .336 OBP .407 SLG .473 HR 63 2B 321
3. 3B Edgar Martinez Avg .312 OBP .418 SLG .515 HR 309 2B 514
4. 1B Mark McGwire Avg .263 OBP .394 SLG .588 HR 583 2B 252
5. RF Vladimir Guerrero Avg .320 OBP .384 SLG .565 HR 428 2B 438
6. LF Albert Belle Avg .295 OBP .369 SLG .564 HR 381 2B 389
7. SS Bobby Grich Avg .266 OBP .371 SLG .424 HR 224 2B 320
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1. Greg Maddux IP 5008.1 ERA 3.16 WHIP 1.14 K/9 6.1 BB/9 1.8
2. Ed Walsh IP 2964.1 ERA 1.82 WHIP 1.00 K/9 5.3 BB/9 1.9
3. Noodles Hahn IP 2029.1 ERA 2.55 WHIP 1.13 K/9 4.1 BB/9 1.7
4. Nap Rucker IP 2375.1 ERA 2.42 WHIP 1.18 K/9 4.6 BB/9 2.7
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Draft Order

1. (#8) OF Ty Cobb
2. (#37) SP Greg Maddux
3. (#52) RF Vladimir Guerrero
4. (#87) SP Ed Walsh
5. (#96) 1B Mark McGwire
6. (#125) LF Albert Belle
7. (#140) 3B Edgar Martinez
8. (#169) 2B Riggs Stephenson
9. (#184) SS Bobby Grich
10. (#213) SP Noodles Hahn
11. (#228) SP Nap Rucker
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