Your Best Player Ever (for one season)

Postby PJ Axelsson » Sun Jun 04, 2006 8:17 pm

Sorry for the mess, these are hard to read but I don't have time to summarize each one in a neat fashion:


Name W L S IP H BB SO ERA WHIP Home Ballpark
Alexander, P. 26 8 0 307 223 57 191 2.14 0.91 Griffith Stadium '24
Bennett, D. 7 1 2 74 55 15 22 1.45 0.94 Dunn Field '20
McLain, D. 15 12 0 309 241 72 189 2.03 1.01 Shea Stadium '86
Koufax, S. 24 8 0 324 232 74 298 2.16 0.94 Griffith Stadium '24
Konstanty, J. 14 6 5 146 124 45 59 2.16 1.16 Comiskey Park '19
Pollet, H. 24 8 0 289 230 98 121 2.30 1.13 Griffith Stadium '24
Pfiester, J. 28 7 0 327 272 73 212 2.50 1.06 Griffith Stadium '24









Name AB R H 2B 3b HR RBI BB SB E TB BA SLG OBP OPS XBH RC Park
Mantle, M. 617 202 248 21 6 82 156 111 11 6 527 0.402 0.854 0.492 1.346 109 260 Fenway Park '67
Snider, D. 639 155 239 43 4 60 200 81 8 5 470 0.374 0.736 0.443 1.179 107 209 Fenway Park '86
Yount, R. 718 135 267 52 8 47 208 38 2 30 476 0.372 0.663 0.397 1.060 107 192 Fenway Park '67
Cobb, T. 636 138 257 37 10 16 78 64 126 10 362 0.404 0.569 0.458 1.027 63 166 Astrodome '86
Mantle, M. 617 202 248 21 6 82 156 111 11 6 527 0.402 0.854 0.492 1.346 109 260 Fenway Park '67
Musial, S. 674 135 270 41 24 21 133 55 1 17 422 0.401 0.626 0.446 1.072 86 188 Astrodome '86
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Postby buster j ratt » Sun Jun 04, 2006 9:32 pm

Best P on same team Cicotte 27-12 2.83 but Clemens 22-13 2.91 with 325 K's won Cy Young
Banks 57 HR 185 RBI .343 MVP Shoeless Joe best avg ever .394 with 51 2B's
Have Mays 34 HR 97 RBI .302 and Cobb .348 88SB after 81 games right now Dean won 24 for me on ring team but not great stats :roll:
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Postby ADRIANGABRIEL » Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:02 pm

Hitter:
Dimaggio, J. R CF 1(0)e6 649 126 41 45 145 68 0 12 .387 .670 .443 2L 11.24M

Pitcher (not necessarily the best season, but the most wins):
Brown, T. R S8*/R5 28 7 0 326.1 277 85 98 150 2.34 1.15 E 11.08M
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Postby gkhd11a » Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:26 pm

I think this is my best hitting performance the one and only time I had Joe
Dimaggio, J. R CF 1(0)e6 659 171 55 63 228 71 0 7 .436 .836 .487

Seaver, T. R S8* 27 8 0 314.2 239 78 94 177 2.23 1.06 1L 6.88M
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Postby tkl33 » Sun Jun 04, 2006 10:56 pm

Brett HUM 147 579 156 235 43 16 48 194 79 47 7 5 .406 .784 .471

Tie:

Reulbach HUM 25 17 1 0 177.1 89 31 74 65 1.57 .92
Hallahan HUM 52 15 2 2 150.0 181 76 78 69 4.56 1.73
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Postby Treyomo » Mon Jun 05, 2006 12:20 am

By far my best pitching performance, this is in Shibe29 in a 100M league.

Johnson, W. R S7* 26 7 0 310.0 275 103 94 230 2.99 1.19 E 9.35M

Best hitting performance from a non superstar:
Oglivie, B. 413 80 136 12 1 47 103 42 4 0.329 0.705 0.391 1.096 Fenway67 Slaughterhouse Nine I
Best season, period:
Gehrig, L. 666 173 246 60 23 58 192 84 0 0.369 0.79 0.436 1.226 Fenway67 Euren Sane
Best performance by a little used player (neutral park, 100M league):
McRae, H. 599 79 160 49 6 27 88 24 8 0.267 0.504 0.308 0.812 Exhibition Waco Fireballers
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Postby raslavens » Mon Jun 05, 2006 12:30 am

Adams, B. R S8/R5 22 6 0 251.0 190 58 60 131 2.08 1.00 E 9.77M

in Polo in a $100M league
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Postby sschu » Mon Jun 05, 2006 9:18 am

Two of my favroites seasons from hitters:

Mantle with Triple Crown at Muni
AB 580
R 168
2B 19
HR 70
RBI 181
BB 134
BA .371
SLG .797
OBP .488

Stargell at Y56
AB 581
R 137
2B 22
HR 82 :shock: (was on 95 HR pace, but faded/normalized in the last week)
RBI 180
BB 85
BA .287
SLG .752
OBP .388

Probably others with bigger numbers, but Willie Stargell? :) The couple of times I have used him he always seems to have a boat load of RBIs.

Others that come to mind, Cobb hit .422, Pete with 28 wins, Bob Miller with 53 saves.

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Stargell faded?

Postby JohnnyBlazers » Mon Jun 05, 2006 10:21 am

How can he fade and be normalized after hitting 82 dingers? Some of these numbers are out of whack for sure. I think this argument has been made before, but with ATG III coming out, refinements could be made to the BPHR formulas IMHO. Stargell's dingers came at Yankee Stadium, LH hitters have an advantage for sure with the 1-19 BPHR for lefties, but if you really think about that, the advantage is if the hitter pulls the ball down the line for the cheapie .302 ft hr.-HAL is not making a case for a pitcher not giving anything to a LH hitter on the inner-half to pull. Surely a
better program can be run!
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