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Sunday, January 22, 2006

The BTF Great 28 Simulation

The Diamond Mind league has been built and the following 28 teams are all set to duke it out over 1000 simulated seasons. Post 1973 AL teams will have the DH rule at home. I am planning on saving the standings, batting register and pitching register for each run. If you have other reports you’d be interested in seeing, let me know.

1905 Giants
1906 Cubs
1909 Pirates
1910 A’s
1912 Red Sox
1927 Yanks
1929 A’s
1939 Yanks
1942 Cards
1946 Red Sox
1948 Indians
1953 Yanks
1954 Indians
1955 Dodgers
1961 Yanks
1967 Cards
1968 Tigers
1970 Orioles
1974 A’s
1975 Reds
1978 Yanks
1984 Tigers
1986 Mets
1989 A’s
1995 Indians
1998 Braves
1998 Yanks
2001 Mariners

Before I start, I’d like ask for volunteers to help set up the manager profiles and lineups/pitching staffs for the teams. If a team does not get a volunteer, I will use Diamond Mind’s set up. So far I have:

1975 Reds - Greg Tamer
1998 Yanks - SG in ATL

Post your interest in “managing” a team in this thread and I will contact you with what I need.

SG in ATL Posted: January 22, 2006 at 11:02 AM | 491 comment(s)
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301. Eraser-X is dominating this site! Posted: February 12, 2006 at 06:56 PM (#1859456)

Well, Olerud is hitting .184...

302. CrosbyBird Posted: February 13, 2006 at 04:02 PM (#1860404)

I love seeing players play against themselves.

My 86 Mets are absolutely useless on offense. Strawberry 1998 is killing Strawberry 1986.

I wonder how long this will continue.

303. There's a chill wind blowing in Misirlou's soul Posted: February 13, 2006 at 04:17 PM (#1860426)

My 86 Mets are absolutely useless on offense.

Wow, they really are. How does Keith Hernandez of the .283 SLP have 9 RBI?

304. Hendry's Wad of Cash (UCCF) Posted: February 13, 2006 at 04:20 PM (#1860430)

Wow, they really are. How does Keith Hernandez of the .283 SLP have 9 RBI?

He's Keith Hernandez!

305. There's a chill wind blowing in Misirlou's soul Posted: February 16, 2006 at 09:33 PM (#1865298)

Updadtes?

306. SG in ATL Posted: February 16, 2006 at 10:23 PM (#1865370)

Ask and ye shall receive.

As always, full stats are available at this link.

Week 4 Standings

Regular season -- from 4/4/2006 to 5/5/2006                             

Year Team                            W    L   Pct      GB    L10  Strk   RF   RA  Mgn 
Pre 1960
1953 New York (A) Yankees           16    5  .762       -    8-2   W5    92   77   15 
1929 Philadelphia Athletics         14    6  .700   1 1/2    6-4   W3    87   62   25 
1905 New York Giants                13    7  .650   2 1/2    5-5   W1   131   94   37 
1927 New York (A) Yankees           13    7  .650   2 1/2    7-3   W2    96   69   27 
1948 Cleveland Indians              13    8  .619       3    4-6   W1   121  127   -6 
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates             10   10  .500   5 1/2    5-5   L2    72  107  -35 
1954 Cleveland Indians              10   10  .500   5 1/2    6-4   W3   112   97   15 
1939 New York (A) Yankees            9   11  .450   6 1/2    5-5   L1   112  110    2 
1946 Boston (A) Red Sox              9   11  .450   6 1/2    5-5   L4    96  113  -17 
1942 St. Louis (N) Cardinals         9   12  .429       7    4-6   L4   115  111    4 
1906 Chicago (N) Cubs                8   13  .381       8    4-6   W4    73   79   -6 
1912 Boston (A) Red Sox              7   14  .333       9    3-7   L5    78   87   -9 
1910 Philadelphia Athletics          6   14  .300   9 1/2    3-7   L2    50   88  -38 
1955 Brooklyn Dodgers                6   15  .286      10    5-5   L1    89  103  -14 
                                                                                      
Post 1960
1998 Atlanta Braves                 13    7  .650       -    6-4   L1    98   75   23 
1998 New York Yankees               13    7  .650       -    6-4   L1    85   65   20 
1968 Detroit Tigers                 12    8  .600       1    4-6   W1   102   85   17 
1974 Oakland Athletics              11    9  .550       2    6-4   W1    84   90   -6 
1984 Detroit Tigers                 11   10  .524   2 1/2    6-4   L3    93   89    4 
1995 Cleveland Indians              11   10  .524   2 1/2    7-3   W3    98  108  -10 
1967 St. Louis Cardinals            10   10  .500       3    7-3   L1    84   72   12 
1975 Cincinnati Reds                10   10  .500       3    5-5   L1    71   77   -6 
2001 Seattle Mariners                9   11  .450       4    5-5   L1    86   94   -8 
1978 New York (A) Yankees            9   11  .450       4    5-5   W1    77   83   -6 
1986 New York (N) Mets               9   11  .450       4    5-5   W1    63   56    7 
1961 New York (A) Yankees            9   12  .429   4 1/2    2-8   L2    84  104  -20 
1970 Baltimore Orioles               8   13  .381   5 1/2    5-5   W2    93   95   -2 
1989 Oakland Athletics               7   13  .350       6    1-9   W1    75  100  -25

Batter of the Week
1927 Yankees - Lou Gehrig: 11-19, 3 2B, 3 HR, 10 RBI, .579/.591/1.801

Pitcher of the Week
1975 Reds - Gary Nolan: 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 9 IP, 1 H

Game of the Week

5/1/2006, BoA12-Pit09, Forbes Field
 
                       1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9     R  H  E   LOB DP
1912 Red Sox           0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  1     1  5  0     4  1
1909 Pirates           0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  2     2  5  0     5  0
 
Red Sox              AB  R  H BI   AVG    Pirates              AB  R  H BI   AVG
Wagner            ss  4  0  0  0  .273    Clarke            lf  3  1  0  0  .338       
Lewis             lf  4  0  0  0  .254    Leach             cf  3  1  2  0  .333       
Speaker           cf  4  1  1  0  .313    Miller,D          2b  4  0  0  0  .205       
Gardner           3b  3  0  1  0  .277    Wagner            ss  4  0  2  0  .333       
Stahl             1b  3  0  2  1  .217    Gibson            c   3  0  1  2  .161       
Cady              c   2  0  0  0  .105    Wilson            rf  3  0  0  0  .267       
Hooper            rf  3  0  0  0  .175    Abstein           1b  3  0  0  0  .245       
Engle             2b  2  0  0  0  .625    Barbeau           3b  2  0  0  0  .194       
 Henriksen        ph  1  0  0  0  .143     Hyatt            ph  1  0  0  0  .400       
 Yerkes           2b  0  0  0  0  .318     Byrne            3b  0  0  0  0  .190       
Wood              p   3  0  1  0  .167    Camnitz,Ho        p   3  0  0  0  .000       
                     29  1  5  1                               29  2  5  2             
 
Red Sox                          INN  H  R ER BB  K PCH STR   ERA
Wood             L 2-3           8.1  5  2  2  3  9 125  77  2.13
                                 8.1  5  2  2  3  9 125  77 
 
Pirates                          INN  H  R ER BB  K PCH STR   ERA
Camnitz,Ho       W 3-0           9.0  5  1  1  2  2 121  71  1.85
                                 9.0  5  1  1  2  2 121  71 
 
BoA: Henriksen batted for Engle in the 8th
     Yerkes inserted at 2b in the 8th
Pit: Hyatt batted for Barbeau in the 8th
     Byrne inserted at 3b in the 9th
 
2B-Wagner. CS-Gardner, Stahl. K-Cady, Engle, Clarke, Miller,D 2, Wagner, 
Gibson, Wilson 2, Barbeau, Camnitz,Ho. BB-Gardner, Cady, Clarke, Leach, 
Gibson. SF-Stahl. 
GWRBI: Gibson
Temperature: 55, Sky: clear, Wind: left to right at 21 MPH.

307. Delorians Posted: February 17, 2006 at 02:51 PM (#1866197)

1989 A's: Stolen Bases

R Henderson: 1 attempt, 0 steals
McGwire: 4 attempts, 4 steals

?!?!?!?!?!?!?

308. wbunchpike Posted: February 17, 2006 at 03:11 PM (#1866227)

And Mickey Lolich is the only player on the 68 Tigers who has tried to steal a base. He didn't make it.

309. Rafael Bellylard (p8p) Posted: February 19, 2006 at 08:38 PM (#1868615)

If ANYONE besides Ruth and Gehrig could hit a little, the '27 Yanks would be running away. The pitching has been very good.

310. Sometimes it Rains (sj) Posted: February 19, 2006 at 08:49 PM (#1868634)

What the #### is going on with the '39 Yanks?

311. kevin Posted: February 19, 2006 at 10:33 PM (#1868778)

Looking at the standings, I think my Red Sox are the victims of "deadball ear bias".

The A's and Cubs are struggling too.

312. Dr. Nick Posted: February 21, 2006 at 10:30 PM (#1871067)

When do you plan on finishing this one simulation SG? I don't mean that in a baiting way, I'm genuinely curious.

313. SG in ATL Posted: February 21, 2006 at 10:34 PM (#1871074)

I was going to try and finish by the end of spring training. I could do it quicker than that but I don't want to rush it for the people that don't check the site every day.

314. Dewitty_Pun Posted: February 21, 2006 at 11:04 PM (#1871097)

If you do decide to run it parrallel to the season, it should be in the format of a weekly feature, in the format of Dialed in and Digging in the Astrodirt. I loved those articles along with Cooperstown Confidential (the one surviving featured article), the biweekly reports, and Sam Hutchensen's (or however his name is spelled) fanboyish articles about the Braves.

315. There's a chill wind blowing in Misirlou's soul Posted: February 23, 2006 at 07:31 AM (#1872290)

Looking at the standings, I think my Red Sox are the victims of "deadball ear bias".

Nah, just a crappy manager. The Jint's are doing fine, leading the league in RS and differential.

316. SG in ATL Posted: February 23, 2006 at 11:59 AM (#1872441)

Updated through 5/12. Full stats here.

Week 5 Standings

Regular season -- from 4/4/2006 to 5/12/2006                            

Year Team                            W    L   Pct      GB    L10  Strk   RF   RA  Mgn 
Pre 1960
1927 New York (A) Yankees           17    8  .680       -    7-3   W4   121   92   29 
1929 Philadelphia Athletics         17    8  .680       -    6-4   L2   108   80   28 
1953 New York (A) Yankees           17    8  .680       -    6-4   L3   112   95   17 
1905 New York Giants                16    9  .640       1    6-4   W1   171  134   37 
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates             15   10  .600       2    7-3   W5    97  115  -18 
1948 Cleveland Indians              13   11  .542   3 1/2    3-7   L3   126  140  -14 
1946 Boston (A) Red Sox             13   12  .520       4    5-5   L1   124  137  -13 
1939 New York (A) Yankees           11   14  .440       6    4-6   L1   133  127    6 
1942 St. Louis (N) Cardinals        11   14  .440       6    4-6   W2   141  140    1 
1954 Cleveland Indians              11   14  .440       6    4-6   L2   132  124    8 
1912 Boston (A) Red Sox             10   15  .400       7    4-6   W2   102  103   -1 
1910 Philadelphia Athletics          9   16  .360       8    5-5   W3    73  114  -41 
1906 Chicago (N) Cubs                8   16  .333   8 1/2    4-6   L3    80   93  -13 
1955 Brooklyn Dodgers                6   19  .240      11    4-6   L5   107  133  -26 
                                                                                      
Post 1960
1998 New York Yankees               17    7  .708       -    7-3   W4   106   72   34 
1998 Atlanta Braves                 16    8  .667       1    7-3   L1   115   86   29 
1968 Detroit Tigers                 14   10  .583       3    4-6   L1   128  118   10 
1967 St. Louis Cardinals            13   12  .520   4 1/2    7-3   W2   121   95   26 
1995 Cleveland Indians              13   12  .520   4 1/2    6-4   L1   130  136   -6 
1975 Cincinnati Reds                12   12  .500       5    5-5   W1    86   98  -12 
1984 Detroit Tigers                 12   12  .500       5    5-5   L1    99   99    0 
2001 Seattle Mariners               12   13  .480   5 1/2    6-4   W2   115  116   -1 
1978 New York (A) Yankees           12   13  .480   5 1/2    5-5   W1   110  110    0 
1961 New York (A) Yankees           11   13  .458       6    3-7   L1    93  114  -21 
1974 Oakland Athletics              11   14  .440   6 1/2    4-6   L5    96  126  -30 
1986 New York (N) Mets              10   15  .400   7 1/2    4-6   L1    79   78    1 
1970 Baltimore Orioles               9   15  .375       8    3-7   W1   102  107   -5 
1989 Oakland Athletics               9   15  .375       8    3-7   L1    95  120  -25

Batter of the Week
1927 Yankees - Lou Gehrig (again): 5-16, 5 HR,7 R, 7 RBI, .313/.522/1.250

Pitcher of the Week
1946 Red Sox - Tex Hughson: 1-0, 0.00 ERA, 9 IP, 1 H, 4 K

Game of the Week

5/6/2006, SEA01-NYA78, Yankee Stadium
 
                       1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9 10 11 12
2001 Mariners          0  1  1  0  0  5  0  1  0  0  0  0
1978 Yankees           4  0  0  4  0  0  0  0  0  0  0  0
 
                      13 14 15     R  H  E   LOB DP
2001 Mariners          0  1  2    11 17  1    12  1
1978 Yankees           0  1  3    12 13  1     4  4
 
Mariners             AB  R  H BI   AVG    Yankees              AB  R  H BI   AVG
Suzuki,I          rf  8  4  4  0  .347    Randolph          2b  3  2  1  1  .380       
Cameron,M         cf  6  2  1  3  .278     Spencer          ph  1  0  0  0  .154       
Martinez,E        dh  4  0  0  1  .370     Doyle            ss  2  1  1  0  .125       
Boone,B           2b  8  0  4  3  .244    Thomasson         cf  6  2  1  0  .241       
Olerud,J          1b  7  1  2  2  .195    Nettles           3b  6  1  1  3  .272       
Bell,D            3b  6  1  1  0  .212    Jackson           rf  7  1  2  0  .237       
Lampkin,T         c   6  1  2  0  .333    White             dh  6  1  2  5  .314       
Guillen,C         ss  5  1  3  2  .232    Chambliss         1b  7  3  4  3  .256       
Martin,A          lf  2  1  0  0  .238    Piniella          lf  6  0  0  0  .234       
 Sprague,E        ph  4  0  0  0  .000    Munson            c   3  0  0  0  .194       
                     56 11 17 11           Stanley          ph  1  0  0  0  .000       
                                           Rivers           pr  0  0  0  0  .268       
                                           Blair            2b  2  0  0  0  .000       
                                          Dent              ss  3  1  1  0  .244       
                                           Johnstone        ph  1  0  0  0  .100       
                                           Heath            c   2  0  0  0  .200       
                                                               56 12 13 12             
 
Mariners                         INN  H  R ER BB  K PCH STR   ERA
Sele,A                           3.2  6  7  7  2  4  69  45  5.56
Fuentes,B                        2.1  1  1  1  1  0  43  23  4.15
Rhodes,A                         2.0  0  0  0  0  2  25  16  3.48
Nelson,J                         4.0  0  0  0  1  3  50  32  0.63
Sasaki,K         L 0-2           2.2  6  4  4  0  3  50  35  5.40
                                14.2 13 12 12  4 12 237 151 
 
Yankees                          INN  H  R ER BB  K PCH STR   ERA
Tidrow                           5.0 10  7  6  6  5 142  77  7.17
Lyle             BS 2            6.0  4  1  1  4  2  72  44  1.56
Beattie          W 2-1           4.0  3  3  3  0  1  57  38  5.00
                                15.0 17 11 10 10  8 271 159 
 
SEA: Sprague,E batted for Martin,A in the 7th
     Sprague,E moved to lf in the 7th
NYA: Stanley batted for Munson in the 9th
     Johnstone batted for Dent in the 9th
     Rivers ran for Stanley in the 9th
     Spencer batted for Randolph in the 9th
     Blair inserted at 2b in the 10th
     Heath inserted at c in the 10th
     Doyle inserted at ss in the 10th
 
E-Lampkin,T, Chambliss. 2B-Boone,B, Bell,D, Lampkin,T. 3B-Nettles. 
HR-Cameron,M(4), Olerud,J(1), White(2), Chambliss 2(3). SB-Suzuki,I(5), 
Guillen,C(2), Randolph(6). CS-Martinez,E, White. K-Cameron,M 3, Boone,B, 
Bell,D, Lampkin,T, Guillen,C, Sprague,E, Randolph, Thomasson 2, Nettles 3, 
Jackson 2, White, Chambliss, Blair 2. BB-Cameron,M 2, Martinez,E 4, Olerud,J, 
Bell,D, Guillen,C, Martin,A, Randolph, Thomasson, Nettles, White. 
SH-Lampkin,T. SF-Guillen,C. 
GWRBI: Chambliss
Temperature: 56, Sky: clear, Wind: in from left at 5 MPH.

317. Jesse Barfield's Right Arm Posted: February 23, 2006 at 12:26 PM (#1872471)

Wow, the 1910 A's are playing like you would expect deadball era hitters to play, no regular over .700 OPS, fewer than 3 RPG...but, their pitching is terrible too-Coombs and Chief Bender both over 6 ERA.

This is really cool, I just found the link, too bad the Phillies in their 125 year history couldn't produce one team worthy of the Great 28.

318. Hendry's Wad of Cash (UCCF) Posted: February 23, 2006 at 01:19 PM (#1872553)

Like a stone the Cubs are dropping. Eyeballing those RS/RA numbers tells me they're underplaying their pythag by a couple of games, but still. What's with Johnny Kling and his .364 OPS - he's supposed to be the good hitting catcher?

If this were the 2006 Cubs, they'd have to send Kling to AAA and start badmouthing him in the press as a lazy malcontent.

319. RB in NYC (Now with Christmas Spirit!) Posted: February 23, 2006 at 03:51 PM (#1872783)

That has to be a nominee for game of the year. Seattle comes back from an 8-2 hole, rallies to tie it, scratches out a run in the 14th, Yankees come back with Chambliss, Seattles gets two runs in the 15th, Yankees come back to score, with Chambliss again the hero. That's reallty something

320. SG in ATL Posted: February 26, 2006 at 12:38 PM (#1875726)

Week 6 Standings
Updated through 5/19. Full statistics are here, as always.

Regular season -- from 4/4/2006 to 5/19/2006                            

Year Team                            W    L   Pct      GB    L10  Strk   RF   RA  Mgn 
Pre 1960
1953 New York (A) Yankees           21    8  .724       -    7-3   W4   135  108   27 
1905 New York Giants                20    9  .690       1    8-2   W5   209  156   53 
1929 Philadelphia Athletics         20    9  .690       1    7-3   W2   129   92   37 
1927 New York (A) Yankees           19   11  .633   2 1/2    6-4   W2   156  120   36 
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates             16   14  .533   5 1/2    6-4   L1   118  145  -27 
1948 Cleveland Indians              15   14  .517       6    3-7   L2   148  169  -21 
1912 Boston (A) Red Sox             14   16  .467   7 1/2    7-3   W3   133  121   12 
1946 Boston (A) Red Sox             13   16  .448       8    4-6   L5   148  178  -30 
1939 New York (A) Yankees           13   17  .433   8 1/2    4-6   L3   152  151    1 
1942 St. Louis (N) Cardinals        13   17  .433   8 1/2    4-6   L2   161  177  -16 
1954 Cleveland Indians              13   17  .433   8 1/2    3-7   W1   153  143   10 
1910 Philadelphia Athletics         12   17  .414       9    6-4   W1    97  128  -31 
1906 Chicago (N) Cubs                9   20  .310      12    3-7   L3    95  117  -22 
1955 Brooklyn Dodgers                8   21  .276      13    3-7   L1   126  155  -29 
                                                                                      
Post 1960
1998 New York Yankees               20    9  .690       -    7-3   W1   139  101   38 
1998 Atlanta Braves                 20   10  .667     1/2    7-3   L1   156  117   39 
2001 Seattle Mariners               16   13  .552       4    7-3   W6   139  124   15 
1968 Detroit Tigers                 16   13  .552       4    5-5   L1   160  154    6 
1984 Detroit Tigers                 16   14  .533   4 1/2    5-5   L1   134  123   11 
1995 Cleveland Indians              16   14  .533   4 1/2    6-4   W1   157  153    4 
1967 St. Louis Cardinals            15   15  .500   5 1/2    5-5   W1   149  127   22 
1975 Cincinnati Reds                15   15  .500   5 1/2    5-5   W1   111  131  -20 
1961 New York (A) Yankees           14   16  .467   6 1/2    5-5   L1   112  141  -29 
1978 New York (A) Yankees           14   16  .467   6 1/2    5-5   W1   128  134   -6 
1974 Oakland Athletics              13   17  .433   7 1/2    2-8   W1   120  149  -29 
1970 Baltimore Orioles              12   18  .400   8 1/2    5-5   L1   125  131   -6 
1986 New York (N) Mets              11   19  .367   9 1/2    2-8   L1    96  107  -11 
1989 Oakland Athletics              10   19  .345      10    4-6   L4   107  141  -34

Batter of the Week
1929 Athletics - Mickey Cochrane: 8-14, 3 BB, .571/.647/.643

Pitcher of the Week
1912 Red Sox - Smokey Joe Wood: 2-0, 1.00 ERA, 2 GS, 2 CG, 1 SHO, 18 IP, 14 K

Game of the Week

5/14/2006, PHA29-SLN42, Sportsman's Park (N)
 
                       1  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9     R  H  E   LOB DP
1929 Athletics         1  0  0  0  1  0  0  0  0     2  7  1     7  0
1942 Cardinals         0  0  0  1  0  0  0  2  x     3  4  0     6  1
 
Athletics            AB  R  H BI   AVG    Cardinals            AB  R  H BI   AVG
Bishop,M          2b  4  1  2  1  .143    Moore,T           cf  4  2  1  1  .255       
Miller,B          rf  4  1  1  0  .277    Marion            ss  3  0  0  0  .255       
Foxx,J            1b  3  0  2  0  .265    Slaughter         rf  3  1  1  1  .315       
Simmons,A         cf  4  0  1  0  .324    Musial            lf  4  0  1  1  .333       
Cochrane,M        c   3  0  1  1  .312    Kurowski          3b  4  0  0  0  .373       
Haas,M            lf  4  0  0  0  .194    Cooper,W          c   3  0  0  0  .262       
 Orwoll,O         p   0  0  0  0  .000    Sanders           1b  2  0  0  0  .130       
Dykes,J           ss  2  0  0  0  .188     Narron           ph  1  0  0  0  .188       
Hale,S            3b  3  0  0  0  .206     Hopp             1b  0  0  0  0  .300       
 French,W         ph  1  0  0  0  .500    Brown             2b  1  0  0  0  .305       
Grove,L           p   2  0  0  0  .217     Triplett         ph  1  0  1  0  .318       
 LeBourveau,B     lf  1  0  0  0  .500     Crespi           2b  0  0  0  0  .324       
                     31  2  7  2          Cooper,M          p   2  0  0  0  .133       
                                           Crabtree         ph  1  0  0  0  .400       
                                           Krist            p   0  0  0  0  .000       
                                                               29  3  4  3             
 
Athletics                        INN  H  R ER BB  K PCH STR   ERA
Grove,L          L 4-3           7.1  3  3  2  4  7 117  67  3.72
Orwoll,O                         0.2  1  0  0  0  1   9   6  0.00
                                 8.0  4  3  2  4  8 126  73 
 
Cardinals                        INN  H  R ER BB  K PCH STR   ERA
Cooper,M                         7.0  7  2  2  4  7 119  70  2.92
Krist            W 1-1           2.0  0  0  0  0  0  21  14  3.93
                                 9.0  7  2  2  4  7 140  84 
 
PHA: LeBourveau,B inserted at lf in the 8th
     French,W batted for Hale,S in the 9th
SLN: Narron batted for Sanders in the 7th
     Triplett batted for Brown in the 7th
     Crabtree batted for Cooper,M in the 7th
     Hopp inserted at 1b in the 8th
     Crespi inserted at 2b in the 8th
 
E-Bishop,M. 3B-Slaughter. HR-Bishop,M(3), Moore,T(2). CS-Bishop,M. 
K-Bishop,M, Miller,B, Foxx,J, Dykes,J, Hale,S 2, Grove,L, Marion 2, Musial, 
Kurowski 2, Cooper,W 2, Sanders. BB-Foxx,J, Cochrane,M, Dykes,J 2, Marion, 
Slaughter, Cooper,W, Brown. SH-Grove,L. 
GWRBI: Musial
Temperature: 86, Sky: clear, Wind: in from left at 13 MPH.

321. Rob Base Posted: February 26, 2006 at 12:45 PM (#1875728)

The Mets' offense is beyond pathetic. Something screwy going on here.

322. Hendry's Wad of Cash (UCCF) Posted: February 26, 2006 at 02:01 PM (#1875768)

The Mets' offense is beyond pathetic. Something screwy going on here.

When Rickey Henderson has as many stolen bases as Carney Lansford - and fewer attempts - I tend to agree that screwiness is the order of the day.

323. There's a chill wind blowing in Misirlou's soul Posted: February 26, 2006 at 02:21 PM (#1875774)

The Mets' offense is beyond pathetic. Something screwy going on here.

And then there's the other NY National League club. The very definition of a dead ball club and manager is averaging over 7 runs a game.

324. There's a chill wind blowing in Misirlou's soul Posted: February 26, 2006 at 02:26 PM (#1875779)

Will Lou Gehrig get 400 TB.......on HR alone? He's on pace to hit 106.

325. Teddy F. Ballgame Posted: February 26, 2006 at 02:38 PM (#1875786)

How many games of the week with the Mariners be on the losing end of?

326. SG in ATL Posted: March 01, 2006 at 09:54 AM (#1879434)

Updated through 5/29. Full statistics are here, as always.

Week 7 Standings

Regular season -- from 4/4/2006 to 5/29/2006                            

Year Team                            W    L   Pct      GB    L10  Strk   RF   RA  Mgn 
Pre 1960
1929 Philadelphia Athletics         24   12  .667       -    6-4   W2   168  122   46 
1953 New York (A) Yankees           24   12  .667       -    6-4   L2   168  145   23 
1905 New York Giants                23   12  .657     1/2    7-3   W1   241  180   61 
1927 New York (A) Yankees           22   14  .611       2    5-5   W1   207  146   61 
1912 Boston (A) Red Sox             19   17  .528       5    8-2   W2   163  141   22 
1948 Cleveland Indians              19   17  .528       5    5-5   L1   179  211  -32 
1909 Pittsburgh Pirates             18   17  .514   5 1/2    3-7   L1   128  166  -38 
1939 New York (A) Yankees           17   18  .486   6 1/2    6