...as promised, I'm still getting around to detailing the next league...soon.
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PJs Keeper League
10 Keeper list for the $100M League
by abnerdoubleday » Fri Jan 27, 2006 11:38 am
Here is my list of 10 keepers for the next league:
Musial
Speaker
Aaron
Murray, E
Trammell, A
S. Bando
Cochrane
Schoendienst
Henke
Henry, B
Also keeping the Astrodome.
Musial
Speaker
Aaron
Murray, E
Trammell, A
S. Bando
Cochrane
Schoendienst
Henke
Henry, B
Also keeping the Astrodome.
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by Mr Baseball World » Fri Jan 27, 2006 4:24 pm
Here is my list of keepers:
Lance Parrish
Rogers Hornsby
Honus Wagner
Frank Crosetti
Tedd Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Ty Cobb
Ray Caldwell
Dan Quisenberry
Dazzy Vance
Lance Parrish
Rogers Hornsby
Honus Wagner
Frank Crosetti
Tedd Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Ty Cobb
Ray Caldwell
Dan Quisenberry
Dazzy Vance
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by minnie minoso » Fri Jan 27, 2006 6:19 pm
The Ball Busters are keeping '67 Fenway.
Keepers List:
Perranoski
Wyatt
Worthington
Berra
Ripper Collins
Gil McDougald
Walling
Mays
Jack Clark
Stargell
Keepers List:
Perranoski
Wyatt
Worthington
Berra
Ripper Collins
Gil McDougald
Walling
Mays
Jack Clark
Stargell
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by aceventura55369 » Fri Jan 27, 2006 6:44 pm
I'm keeping Metropolitan and these 10 players...
1. Campanella
2. Chance
3. Morgan
4. Brett
5. Ripken
6. Henderson
7. Ott
8. Schultz
9. Pina
10. Garman
1. Campanella
2. Chance
3. Morgan
4. Brett
5. Ripken
6. Henderson
7. Ott
8. Schultz
9. Pina
10. Garman
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by PJ Axelsson » Sat Jan 28, 2006 6:55 am
I'm going to be away until Sunday night. Here are my keepers:
Ruth
Yount
Mathews
Flood
Heathcote
Fryman
Konstanty
Dean
Camnitz
Osinski
Staying in Riverfront '75
Ruth
Yount
Mathews
Flood
Heathcote
Fryman
Konstanty
Dean
Camnitz
Osinski
Staying in Riverfront '75
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by Private Jet Mama's Boys » Mon Jan 30, 2006 3:03 pm
KEEPERS:
Polo Grounds '36
1. Jimmie Foxx
2. Joe Gordon
3. Kiki Cuyler
4. Duke Snider
5. Charlie Keller
6. Milt May
7. Mickey Lolich
8. Al Demaree
9. Craig Lefferts
10. Ben Tincup
Polo Grounds '36
1. Jimmie Foxx
2. Joe Gordon
3. Kiki Cuyler
4. Duke Snider
5. Charlie Keller
6. Milt May
7. Mickey Lolich
8. Al Demaree
9. Craig Lefferts
10. Ben Tincup
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by PJ Axelsson » Mon Jan 30, 2006 10:50 pm
Some nice early tidbits from the last league:
Milt May was awarded a gold glove?!?!?!?! :shock:
My Weasels managed to win 89 despite a (-38) run differential.
Ripper Collins ought to have been the MVP, or at least the best value. Check out his season: 255hits, .357ba, .656sp, .395obp, 146runs, 39doubles, 20triples, 45homers, 175rbis, 469total bases to lead the league.
Jack Clark led the league in runs scored! :shock:
Some uncharacteristically strong seasons from Curt Flood (.341ba, 225hits), Steve Blass (2.77era), Nellie Fox (28 int.walks - led the league), Donie Bush (72errors), Johnny Evers (only 27 errors! :shock: ), inherited runners scored % leaders include the following bargains: Ben Wade, Mike Garman, Warren Brusstar, Eddie Watt, Milt Shoffner, and Doug Bair).
Cliff Heathcote did have 691 at bats (third in the league), only missed two games. Not bad for a guy with 15 game potential! :shock:
Milt May was awarded a gold glove?!?!?!?! :shock:
My Weasels managed to win 89 despite a (-38) run differential.
Ripper Collins ought to have been the MVP, or at least the best value. Check out his season: 255hits, .357ba, .656sp, .395obp, 146runs, 39doubles, 20triples, 45homers, 175rbis, 469total bases to lead the league.
Jack Clark led the league in runs scored! :shock:
Some uncharacteristically strong seasons from Curt Flood (.341ba, 225hits), Steve Blass (2.77era), Nellie Fox (28 int.walks - led the league), Donie Bush (72errors), Johnny Evers (only 27 errors! :shock: ), inherited runners scored % leaders include the following bargains: Ben Wade, Mike Garman, Warren Brusstar, Eddie Watt, Milt Shoffner, and Doug Bair).
Cliff Heathcote did have 691 at bats (third in the league), only missed two games. Not bad for a guy with 15 game potential! :shock:
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My new favorite second baseman!
by tkl33 » Tue Jan 31, 2006 11:36 am
How about Doran hitting .302 with a .403 OBP! :shock:
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by edbazo » Tue Jan 31, 2006 4:09 pm
I have to keep 10 of these guys?
Can someone please explain how Gehrig barely manages to outhit Jimmy Collins, .272 to .270?
OK... Forbes Field
Hubbell
Speer
Frock
Hernandez
Nelson
Gehrig
E Collins
J Jackson
Meusel
Mantle
Can someone please explain how Gehrig barely manages to outhit Jimmy Collins, .272 to .270?
OK... Forbes Field
Hubbell
Speer
Frock
Hernandez
Nelson
Gehrig
E Collins
J Jackson
Meusel
Mantle
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