70s/80s Players Championship- Round 4, Important

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Postby Moodywoody » Sun Feb 28, 2010 2:20 pm

80's League 2: George Brett .374
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Postby FAaron » Sun Feb 28, 2010 3:10 pm

80s League 3:
Boggs .340
Hitting streak: 20 (4 way tie Puckett, Boggs, Rice, W. Wilson)

70s League 3:
BA: 2 way tie .360 (Brett, Garr)
Hitting streak: 21 (2 way tie Cooper, Lezcano)
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Postby Hailedog » Sun Feb 28, 2010 3:34 pm

80's league #1 Greenwell (Beagles) .378
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Postby voovits » Sun Feb 28, 2010 3:37 pm

Forgot about hitting streak:
80s league 4, Cecil Cooper: 24
70s league 4: Roberto Clemente: 28
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Postby hallerose » Sun Feb 28, 2010 4:11 pm

70s league 1: Blomberg .369
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Postby seanreflex » Sun Feb 28, 2010 9:42 pm

70's League 5: Murcer .376

(the only bright spots for my dismal team -- Murcer was 1st in batting, Luzinski was 2nd in homers with 61, Nettles had 62; Luzinski was 2nd in RBI with 155, Nettles had 170; Brock was 2nd in stolen bases with 75, Morgan had 76)
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Postby ths92110 » Tue Mar 02, 2010 11:34 pm

Babe Aaron Nettles had a ridiculous year for this team posting these numbers and winning the MVP:

634 AB, 125 R, 177 H, 20 2B, 9 3B, 62 HR, 170 RBI .279/.345/.633.
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Re: 70s/80s Players Championship- Round 4, Important

Postby voovits » Tue Mar 16, 2010 2:59 am

[quote:41954665fd="chess2899"][b:41954665fd]Bonus Prizes for Round 3 and 4:[/b:41954665fd]

1. Autographed Steve Carlton for most pitcher wins in a season
[b:41954665fd]2. Autographed Nolan Ryan for most pitcher strike-outs in a single game.[/b:41954665fd]
3. Autographed Juan Marichal Legends jersey for the pitcher who has the most wins whose name begins with the letter "M". (Messersmith, Morris Marichal, Matlock, Martinez etc.)[/quote:41954665fd]

Single [b:41954665fd]game[/b:41954665fd] is going to be hard to find unless someone plans on going through every boxscore.

I already recorded a Rick Sutcliffe 14K performance. I think I got his 84 season, so I'm hopeful that I may actually win something considering I'm falling out of the top 12 fast.
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Postby chess2899 » Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:31 am

Voovits,
It will be up to the managers to announce their strikeouts. If no one challenges your 14 strikeouts, then you will be proclaimed the winner a week after the season ends. I had Eckersley 18 in round 1 which doesn't count. 14 is good, but someone could easily get more.

I am #38 (improved from #48) and refuse to give up getting to the final 12. You are #10!!!!!!!. Giving up now is not the answer. You must turn around your team, place #13 and win that Canseco bat. :D :D :D I'll be in the #12 spot. I only trail #12 by 32 wins. :D :D
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Postby voovits » Tue Mar 16, 2010 11:56 am

Here's the game, to make 14 strikeouts the benchmark.

http://fantasygames.sportingnews.com/baseball/stratomatic/80s/league/boxscore.html?group_id=35204&g_id=77

I'd love to turn my teams around but my round 3 and 4 managers, Maxwell Smart and Cousin Larry Appleton, are too busy trying to keep their sitcoms in reruns to be managing my teams.
When I asked Max about why the round 3 team is doing so poorly, all he was able to say was "Sorry about that, Chief."
Of course when I asked Cousin Larry, he told me that he had "a plan!" for the turnaround of the round 4 team.
(Anyone who has seen Get Smart and/or Perfect Strangers will get those references) =)
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