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Saturday, June 7, 2014

20 Resims - #10 - DC Chips

800 OPS Batters:
.833 – Ty Cobb

Probably short a high end batter if Steve wanted to compete with the Top-5 caliber teams.

Sub 3.75 ERA Starters
3.40 – Dutch Leonard
3.69 – Wally Bunker

Sub 3.00 ERA Relievers
2.33 – Red Ryan in an average of 227 IP
2.73 – Bill Henry (including an average of 12 GS)

Best Value Draft Pick
Rd 12 – Steve Evans (.286 / .340 / .453)

Bust Draft Pick
None. But I do begin to wonder Ozzie (.574 OPS) in the 5th is the best slot for him

#24 - 61 W - Colorado Greensox
#23 - 67 W - Downsouth Brews
#22 - 70 W - Tampa Bay Muffin Stuffers
#21 - 72 W - Helena Handbasket
#20 - 70 W - New York Mammoths
#19 - 75 W - Washington Rain33
#18 - 76 W - Carlisle "Mechanics"
#17 - 78 W - Bostons Terrier
#17 - 79 W - Planet 10 Red Lectroids (tied)
#15 - 80 W - Riverside Park Furies
#14 - 81 W - Rusty Kuntz Traveling All Stars
#13 - 80 W - Sparta Hoplites
#12 - 82 W - Otherton Fishbiscuits
#11 - 84 W - Imre Artificers
#10 - 84 W - DC Chips

Tuesday, May 27, 2014

AL Cy Young

1) 46 Points-Red Ryan - (9, 0, 1 / 10 ballots)
2) 30 Points-Jesse Tannehill - (2, 6, 2 / 10 ballots)
3) 17 Points-Pedro Martinez - (0, 4, 5 / 9 ballots)
4) 5 Points-Carl Hubbell - (0, 1, 2 / 3 ballots)
5) 5 Points-Bill Bernhard - (1, 0, 0 / 1 ballots)
6) 4 Points-Jimmy Key - (0, 1, 1 / 2 ballots)
6) 1 Points-Teddy Higuera - (0, 0, 1 / 1 ballots)

Red Ryan sweeps the AL Post Season Awards for pitchers, easily besting Jesse Tannehill for the Cy Young Award. Some voters apparently had a difficult time voting for him to win both awards, with all but one naming him first on either the Reliever of the Year ballot or this Cy Young.

Red Ryan:
17-7, 1.79 ERA, 241.2 IP, 169 H, 36 BB, 82 K, 0.85 WHIP, 23 Sv, 1.74 RCERA

Congrats DC!

Friday, May 23, 2014

AL Reliever of the Year

1) 40 Points-Red Ryan - (8, 0, 0 / 8 ballots)
2) 20 Points-Tim Burke - (0, 6, 2 / 8 ballots)
3) 20 Points-Tug McGraw - (1, 4, 3 / 8 ballots)
4) 17 Points-Craig Kimbrell - (2, 2, 1 / 5 ballots)
5) 10 Points-Eric Gagne - (1, 0, 5 / 6 ballots)
6) 1 Points-Jeff Russell - (0, 0, 1 / 1 ballots)

It comes as no surprise that DC's Red Ryan was named AL Reliever of the Year. The real surprise is that he was left off 4 ballots in favor of Craig Kimbrell, Tug McGraw, and Eric Gagne.

Red Ryan:
17-7, 1.79 ERA, 241.2 IP, 169 H, 36 BB, 82 K, 0.85 WHP, 23 Sv, 1.74 RCERA

Congrats DC!

Thursday, May 22, 2014

Late LDS Game 5s

http://www.alltimebaseballsim.net/division_series_ATBXVI.htm

The Beaters advance and Brighton takes a 3-2 series lead

Live Streaming Game 5's

http://www.anymeeting.com/alltimebaseball1

9:00 PM - DC tries to stay alive sending Wally Bunker to the mound to face the great Garland Braxton of Spanish Harlem
9:30 PM - The all important game 5 of a tied series between Brighton and Little. Kevin Millwood versus Joe Wood

Tuesday, May 20, 2014

Late LDS Game 3's Complete

http://www.alltimebaseballsim.net/division_series_ATBXVI.htm

Despite turning a bases loaded triple play, DC falls to Spanish Harlem and trail the series 2-1. The Little Generals continue to trade wins with Brighton and lead 2-1 themselves.

Game 3 Live Streaming Tonight

http://www.anymeeting.com/alltimebaseball1

9:00 PM - Spanish Harlem at DC (Series Tied 1-1)
9:30 PM - Little at Brighton (Series Tied 1-1)

Monday, May 19, 2014

Early LDS Game 2's Complete

Both series are tied

http://www.alltimebaseballsim.net/division_series_ATBXVI.htm

Tuesday, April 29, 2014

The Chips are Sliding and the Fishbiscuits Are Taking Advantage

Earlier this evening the Otherton Fishbiscuits caught and then passed the DC Chips for the American League Wild Card lead. This completes a slide that began in early June, but picked up in earnest in mid August. While DC has lost 17 of their last 25, Otherton has won 15 of 26, and now own a half game lead in for the Wild Card.

Through August 14 (119 games) the Chips had scored 4.3 runs per game and yielded 4.0, good enough for a +35 run differential. Since August 15 (25 games) those values have dipped to 3.5 and 4.8 respectively, poor enough for a -32 run differential.

Their starting pitching is mostly to blame:
12.27 ERA - Bert Blyleven (1 GS)
10.67 ERA - Wall Bunker (3 GS)
5.94 ERA - Dutch Leonard (7 GS)
5.75 ERA - Art Ditmar (4 GS)
4.40 ERA - George Zettelin (6 GS)

Ty Cobb (.220 / .288 / .320) and Mel Ott (.216 / .296 / .318) have also chosen inopportune times to slump.

For their part, Otherton has turned their season around in the opposite way. Over the same time frames, their Run Scoring has increased from 4.1 r/g to 4.8 r/g, while their run prevention has improved from 4.3 r/g to 3.5 r/g.

Their stars:
1.49 ERA - Amos Rusie (6 GS)
2.61 ERA - Warren Hacker (10 IP)
3.24 ERA - Bill Bernhard (7 GS)
3.57 ERA - Grant Jackson (17 IP)

No regular has an ERA over 4.00 and George Stone batted .400 / .455 / .500*

*This should probably be another blog post entirely, but has any trade ever worked out better for two teams in the history of ATB? On August 17 Otherton and Imre swapped 6 players. Since then, Otherton has a 14-8 record and took the wild card lead. Imre has a 13-7 record and also took the wild card lead. Here is how the 6 are faring:

Imre