one for forty-one

one for forty-one

Postby unclerowser » Mon Feb 27, 2006 6:24 pm

On the season (thru game 147) Bobby RL Brown is 1 for 41 for my Brew City Crackerjacks (I blame him for all my team's woes):

http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/atg2/team/team.html

Has anyone ever experienced similar futility over an entire season?
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Postby modmark46 » Mon Feb 27, 2006 7:03 pm

God, I hope not. That's pretty dreadful. :shock: Two words for Mr Brown - BATTING PRACTICE! :)
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Postby pepsi4dan » Mon Feb 27, 2006 8:24 pm

I use him all the time, as my pinch runner
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Postby Palanion » Mon Feb 27, 2006 9:04 pm

My worst season-long slumps:

Bill Killefer backed up Carter and then Parrish after a trade, limiting him to only 23 AB, .087 avg. - 2 for 23.
Killefer backed up Parrish in another season and was 3 for 30 (.100).
Killefer backed up May once with 12 for 83 (.145) season.

But, for a larger sampling, Frankie Crosetti backed up Honus on a team and went 20 for 123 - .163 :cry:

But I love both guys for their glove off the bench.

One last all glove, no hit scenario:
Frank White hit .172 in 238 AB as my primary 2B after a midseason roster shuffle. I can only imagine how bad that team would have been had Koosman not won 20 games, Eck saved 33 and the staff as a whole hurl a 3.76 era and 1.29 whip at Tiger '84.... yeach... Mathews only hit .255 on that team... :shock:
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Postby bkeat23 » Tue Feb 28, 2006 8:35 am

No-hit no-glove Honus starts 20/91 - .220 for me currently :twisted:
OBP is .320, so he isn't even performing up to Max Bishop standards. :shock:
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