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The 2016 Bloop Jays Review

Posted on April 24, 2016 at 08:40 PM.

The first year of my MLB16 Jays franchise. Little overview of the season, plus some statistics of the MLB team. Meant to do the AA and AAA teams but accidentally simmed past the point where i could save their stats. Next year.

Depth Chart -

Catcher
Russell Martin
Tony Sanchez
Josh Thole
Max Pentecost

First Base
Chris Colabello
Jesus Montero
Justin Smoak
Rowdy Tellez

Second Base
Ryan Goins
Darwin Barney
Jose Miguel Fernandez
Devon Travis

Third Base
Josh Donaldson
Matt Dominguez
Andy Burns
Mitch Nay

Shortstop
Troy Tulowitzki
Jorge Flores
Shane Optiz
Richard Urena

Left Field
Dominic Brown
Jon Berti
Michael Saunders
Dwight Smith Jr

Center Field
Kevin Pillar
Roeman Fields
Anthony Alford
DJ Davis

Right Field
Jose Bautista
Seth Smith
Ezequiel Carrera

Starting Pitcher
Marcus Stroman
Marco Estrada
Nick Tropeano
JA Happ
Drew Hutchison
Aaron Sanchez

Relief Pitcher
Drew Storen
Jeremy Jeffress
Brett Cecil
Michael Blazek
Aaron Loup
Vic Black

Closer
Roberto Osuna

Designated Hitter
Jose Bautista
Matt Dominguez

Disabled List
Troy Tulowitzki
Brett Cecil

2016 Toronto Blue Jays Stats - Hitting
NAME	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	SB	CS	BA	OBP	SLG
Josh Donaldson	620	89	181	37	1	32	99	72	131	1		.292	.369	.510
Jose Bautista	614	76	174	33	0	30	105	55	121	0		.283	.342	.484
Troy Tulowitzki	428	44	120	25	2	16	50	33	83	0		.280	.336	.460
Ryan Goins	589	83	164	33	2	9	47	40	105	0		.278	.327	.387
Russell Martin	470	67	126	16	2	21	54	59	111	8		.268	.351	.445
Domonic Brown	538	52	139	29	2	20	68	43	106	2		.258	.315	.431
Darwin Barney	252	26	65	16	1	2	22	16	37	1		.258	.306	.353
Chris Colabello	475	53	112	16	0	29	67	34	140	0		.236	.290	.453
Kevin Pillar	591	63	135	26	4	10	52	28	111	9		.228	.269	.337
Jon Berti	149	18	30	9	0	1	14	7	40	6		.201	.244	.282
Tony Sanchez	34	2	12	4	0	1	10	4	10	0		.353	.425	.559
Matt Dominguez	64	8	20	7	0	1	6	4	10	0		.313	.353	.469
Jose Miguel Fernandez	85	12	24	4	0	2	8	14	24	0		.282	.380	.400
Josh Thole	75	11	20	3	0	1	6	7	5	0		.267	.337	.347
Devon Travis	20	2	5	0	0	0	1	0	3	0		.250	.250	.250
Michael Saunders	96	11	21	5	1	2	10	4	26	2		.219	.255	.354
Justin Smoak	89	6	14	2	0	2	7	15	22	0		.157	.279	.247
Jesus Montero	26	1	2	0	0	0	0	1	9	0		.077	.111	.077

2016 Toronto Blue Jays Stats - Pitching
NAME	GP	GS	W	L	SV	QS	HLD	IP	H	ER	HR	BB	SO	WHIP	ERA
Marco Estrada	33	33	10	13	0	21	0	205.1	215	89	29	37	158	1.23	3.90
Marcus Stroman	33	33	16	10	0	17	0	202.2	212	93	26	63	150	1.36	4.13
Nick Tropeano	26	26	8	7	9	16	0	160.2	139	59	14	54	130	1.20	3.30
J.A. Happ	25	25	9	8	0	13	0	152.1	169	81	12	48	137	1.42	4.79
Drew Hutchison	24	24	10	7	0	13	0	149.0	145	65	20	40	102	1.24	3.93
R.A. Dickey	21	15	6	5	0	8	0	105.0	115	57	18	37	72	1.45	4.89
C.J. Wilson	22	14	5	6	0	5	0	101.2	110	51	8	53	82	1.60	4.51
Aaron Sanchez	21	11	5	8	0	6	0	91.0	79	46	15	35	75	1.25	4.55
Vic Black	63	0	7	3	1	0	5	81.0	60	33	9	32	81	1.14	3.67
Michael Blazek	61	0	6	4	0	0	8	80.1	61	27	7	40	50	1.26	3.02
Jeremy Jeffress	54	0	3	3	1	0	11	68.0	45	20	3	20	52	0.96	2.65
Drew Storen	52	0	2	2	3	0	15	56.1	51	15	6	12	55	1.12	2.40
Roberto Osuna	57	0	0	1	52	0	0	53.0	41	12	8	7	49	0.91	2.04
Brett Cecil	43	0	3	2	1	0	13	46.1	46	13	3	19	49	1.40	2.53
Aaron Loup	36	0	4	4	0	0	4	43.0	37	19	9	14	32	1.19	3.98
Jesse Chavez	19	0	1	0	0	0	2	34.0	33	13	5	9	32	1.24	3.44
Gavin Floyd	6	4	2	1	0	1	0	22.2	31	17	6	11	21	1.85	6.75
Bo Schultz	1	0	0	1	0	0	0	1.1	1	1	1	0	0	0.75	6.75

It was a tough season for injuries. Aaron Sanchez started the year in the rotation, got hurt, and then finished in the bullpen after struggling upon return, much like the 2015 season. Michael Saunders was also hurt early on, and would eventually lose his job to Domonic Brown. Troy Tulowitzki was injured twice, including an injury that will keep him out of the playoffs. Brett Cecil also suffered a late season injury and will miss the playoffs.

On the positive side of things, Donaldson and Bautista performed well, along with Ryan Goins, who hit lead off for much of the season. Domonic Brown obviously was a surprise, after starting the year in AAA and only being called up due to injury. Another big surprise was Drew Hutchison, who played great for the first 2 months after being called up from AAA, and while he slowed down, he was still among the best of the starters this season.

The big moves this year came in 2 deals, plus 2 free agency signing's. First, I traded away CF Dalton Pompey, plus another C grade prospect, in exchange for Jeffress and Blazek from the Brewers to bolster by bullpen. The other big move in the pen came from signing Vic Black, who's electric stuff had him looking like the best reliever in the pen until September. Edwin Encarnacion and 2 prospects were traded to the Angels for starters Nick Tropeano and CJ Wilson, as well as mid-tier prospect Taylor Ward. The final move was the signing of Jose Miguel Fernandez, who spent most of the year in the minor leagues, but has made a decent impact on the MLB roster and is listed on the playoff roster.

Prospect wise, I've lost stats for them, but the notable performances came from top prospect Anthony Alford, who fought off injury for a while, as well as starting prospect Conner Greene. Sean Reid-Foley and Johnathan Harris were also both solid, but battled through injuries.

In the draft, we didn't hit overly much, but also didn't miss completely on any picks. We got the best A potential player in the draft, Shortstop Travis Galvis. At 6'2", 225 lbs, he is a pure athlete right now as a 64 overall, but his 93 potential makes him possibly the top prospect on the team, even ahead of Alford.

The best game of the year came in a sim (I play 1, sim 3). Marcus Stroman threw a perfect game against the Cleveland Indians in an 11-0 victory.

Final Standings:

MLB Standings - Updated: Oct 3, 2016
AL EAST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
New York Yankees	94	68	-	703	579
Toronto Blue Jays	85	77	9.0	687	687
Tampa Bay Rays	84	78	10.0	619	599
Boston Red Sox	82	80	12.0	625	662
Baltimore Orioles	67	95	27.0	592	725
AL CENTRAL	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Cleveland Indians	91	71	-	688	646
Kansas City Royals	89	73	2.0	666	632
Minnesota Twins	77	85	14.0	660	670
Detroit Tigers	75	87	16.0	711	694
Chicago White Sox	68	94	23.0	615	737
AL WEST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim	91	71	-	681	614
Houston Astros	81	81	10.0	650	593
Texas Rangers	77	85	14.0	649	690
Seattle Mariners	76	86	15.0	598	621
AL WILD CARD RACE	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Kansas City Royals	89	73	-	666	632
Toronto Blue Jays	85	77	-	687	687
Tampa Bay Rays	84	78	1.0	619	599
Boston Red Sox	82	80	3.0	625	662
Houston Astros	81	81	4.0	650	563
Minnesota Twins	77	85	8.0	660	670
Texas Rangers	77	85	8.0	649	690
Seattle Mariners	76	86	9.0	598	621
Oakland Athletics	75	87	10.0	611	740
Detroit Tigers	75	87	10.0	711	694
Chicago White Sox	68	94	17.0	615	737
NL EAST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Washington Nationals	100	62	-	624	510
New York Mets	79	83	21.0	566	556
Philadelphia Phillies	73	89	27.0	566	613
Miami Marlins	73	89	27.0	604	632
Atlanta Braves	56	106	44.0	523	711
NL CENTRAL	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Chicago Cubs	102	60	-	754	560
St. Louis Cardinals	94	68	8.0	633	512
Pittsburgh Pirates	85	77	17.0	643	591
Milwuakee Brewers	74	88	28.0	638	681
Cinncinati Reds	70	92	32.0	521	630
NL WEST	W	L	GB	RS	RA
Los Angeles Dodgers	109	53	-	715	485
San Fransisco Giants	96	66	13.0	727	583
Arizona Diamondbacks	78	84	31.0	580	638
Colorado Rockies	65	97	44.0	549	711
San Diego Padres	64	98	45.0	547	673
NL WILD CARD RACE	W	L	GB	RS	RA
San Fransisco Giants	96	66	-	727	583
St. Louis Cardinals	94	68	-	633	512
Pittsburgh Pirates	85	77	9.0	643	591
New York Mets	79	83	15.0	566	556
Arizona Diamondbacks	78	84	16.0	580	638
Milwuakee Brewers	74	88	20.0	638	681
Philadelphia Phillies	73	89	21.0	566	613
Miami Marlins	73	89	21.0	604	632
Cinncinati Reds	70	92	24.0	521	630
Colorado Rockies	65	97	29.0	549	711
San Diego Padres	64	98	30.0	547	673
Atlanta Braves	56	106	38.0	523	711

MLB League Leaders - Updated: Jan 1,
AL Batting Average		BA	NL Batting Average		BA
	1. Brett Gardner	.314		1. Jonathan Lucroy	.332
	2. Mike Trout	.312		2. Denard Span	.325
	3. Joe Mauer	.308		3. Paul Goldschmidt	.322
	4. Miguel Cabrera	.303		4. Andrew McCutchen	.308
	5. Fransisco Lindor	.303		5. Ryan Braun	.305
AL Home Runs		HR	NL Home Runs		HR
	1. J.D. Martinez	46		1. Paul Goldschmidt	46
	2. Chris Davis	44		2. Anthony Rizzo	44
	3. Mike Trout	42		3. Corey Seager	37
	4. Miguel Cabrera	42		4. Adrian Gonzalez	37
	5. Todd Frazier	39		5. Giancarlo Stanton	37
AL RBI		RBI	NL RBI		RBI
	1. Mike Trout	115		1. Chris Carter	126
	2. Miguel Cabrera	112		2. Hunter Pence	120
	3. J.D. Martinez	111		3. Anthony Rizzo	118
	4. Jose Abreu	106		4. Paul Goldschmidt	113
	5. Todd Frazier	106		5. Andrew McCutchen	105
AL OPS		OPS	NL OPS		OPS
	1. Mike Trout	1.042		1. Paul Goldschmidt	1.067
	2. Miguel Cabrera	.942		2. Andrew McCutchen	.976
	3. Justin Upton	.904		3. Bryce Harper	.960
	4. Jose Abreu	.903		4. Anthony Rizzo	.944
	5. Corey Dickerson	.890		5. Jonathan Lucroy	.937

MLB League Leaders - Updated: Jan 1,
AL ERA		ERA	NL ERA		ERA
	1. Drew Smyly	2.60		1. Clayton Kershaw	1.03
	2. Garrett Richards	2.76		2. Jose Fernandez	1.81
	3. Mashahiro Tanaka	2.83		3. Adam Wainwright	2.06
	4. David Price	2.85		4. Jon Lester	2.21
	5. Alex Cobb	2.87		5. Stephen Strasburg	2.24
AL Wins		W	NL Wins		W
	1. Michael Pineda	17		1. Clayton Kershaw	21
	2. Marcus Stroman	16		2. Jon Lester	17
	3. Luis Severino	16		3. Zack Greinke	17
	4. Danny Salazar	15		4. Jaime Garcia	17
	5. Drew Smyly	15		5. Madison Bumgarner	17
AL Saves		Sv	NL Saves		Sv
	1. Andrew Miller	53		1. Kenley Jansen	55
	2. Roberto Osuna	52		2. Hector Rondon	50
	3. Cody Allen	47		3. Jeanmar Gomez	49
	4. Shawn Tolleson	46		4. Trevor Rosenthal	48
	5. Craig Kimbrel	46		5. Santiago Casilla	44

The Cubs have defeated the Yankees to become 2016 World Series Champions!

Hall of Fame:

David Ortiz
8452 AB - 2392 H - 523 HR - 1694 RBI - .283 AVG

Ichiro Suzuki
9645 AB - 3010 H - 116 HR - 768 RBI - 509 SB - .315 AVG

Offseason Moves:

Yankees signed Wade Davis to a 7 year, $86.1M deal
Cubs signed Marc Melancon to a 3 year, $24.3M deal
Yankees signed Matt Wiethers to a 3 year, $38.1M deal
Dbacks signed Kendrys Morales to a 2 year, $13.4M deal
Padres signed Jeremy Hellickson to a 3 year, $18M deal
Rangers signed Greg Holland to a 5 year, $41.5M deal
Jays signed Texiera to a 1 year, $4.5M deal

Rangers signed Didi Gregorius too for 2 years, $4.4M

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