OOTP 6.03 Patch Released

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Markus Heinsohn
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Join Date: Dec 2001
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Originally Posted by Markus Heinsohn

- Tweaked player development to allow slightly more young stars

Example from my test league last night. He hit .300 at age 19/20, 200 hits by age 21/22.

#87 William "Chaser" Wallace, Leftfield, 44 yrs, No Team Tuesday, 10/26/2092

[img]file:///c:/progra~1/outoft~1/ootp6~1/graphics/defaultphoto.bmp[/img] Name : Nickname : Birthday : Age : Born in : Height : Weight : Position : Bats : Throws : William Wallace Chaser 7/26/2020 44 Canada 6"0 170 Leftfield L L Desire for Winner : Loyalty : Team Leader Skills : Consistency : Clutch Performance : Injury Rating : Overall Rating : Average Average None at all Good Normal Prone 1.0 Stars

Contract & Roster Status

Contract : Salary : Signed Through : Years of MLB Service : MLB Service Days this Year : Years on 40-Man Roster : Years of Pro Service : Rule 5 Draft Eligibility : Arbitration Eligibility : Minor League Option Years : Minor League Free Agency : Minor League Contract - - 25 Year(s), 129 Days (4429 total Days) 0 Day(s) 25 Year(s), 138 Days (4438 total Days) 28 Year(s) Inelegible (more than 6 pro years) Not eligible 1 Option Year(s) left Not eligible yet.

Ratings

Batting Contact Gap Power Discipline/Eye Avoid K's Overall 7 31 2 30 27 Versus LHP 1 29 1 23 27 Versus RHP 10 32 3 33 27 Talent 14 36 6 38 32

Running & Bunting Ratings Running Speed : Stealing Ability : Baserunning Instincts : Sacrifice Bunt : Bunt for Hit : Hitter Type : 40 53 72 4 1 Normal Fielding Ratings LF : 55 (Range), .984 (Fielding Pct.) RF : 63 (Range), .975 (Fielding Pct.) Catcher Arm : 4 Infield Arm : 60 Outfield Arm : 93

Game Log, Last 10 Games

Date Opp. Result AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K Spot

Batting Stats 2092

Batting G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS TAVG ISO 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000 .000

Batting GS PA HP IW CI GDP SH SF TB EBH SB CS SB% RC RC/27 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .0 .0 .0

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SF SH HP AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 vs. RHP 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 Close/Late 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 Scoring Position 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000 Pinch Hitting 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000

G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS

Career Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams 2037 10 16 2 0 0 0 0 1 2 3 1 1 .125 .222 .125 .347 FLO 2038 130 238 77 11 4 3 35 39 20 23 18 7 .324 .376 .441 .817 FLO 2039 43 162 51 4 1 4 27 25 14 26 9 4 .315 .369 .426 .795 FLO 2040 151 544 171 14 1 9 82 108 81 83 38 14 .314 .403 .393 .797 FLO 2041 157 557 169 15 3 15 78 76 59 80 32 21 .303 .370 .422 .792 FLO 2042 157 609 202 23 3 15 78 109 82 85 45 21 .332 .411 .453 .864 FLO,L2 2043 156 601 200 23 2 14 75 126 83 89 48 33 .333 .414 .448 .861 FLO 2044 157 608 184 26 2 26 82 136 89 117 59 25 .303 .392 .480 .872 FLO 2045 154 586 180 28 1 26 104 125 91 123 41 18 .307 .400 .491 .892 BOS,L1 2046 158 596 193 30 4 43 150 141 90 149 31 18 .324 .413 .604 1.017 BOS,L1 2047 157 595 159 19 0 29 114 98 78 142 28 19 .267 .352 .445 .798 BOS 2048 156 596 175 21 5 40 112 107 82 151 24 7 .294 .379 .547 .926 TOR CLE 2049 156 627 189 15 5 53 133 129 83 155 14 6 .301 .383 .595 .978 CLE 2050 157 612 179 23 2 34 106 134 88 151 37 15 .292 .381 .503 .885 CLE 2051 159 587 178 21 4 43 117 135 84 138 30 9 .303 .390 .572 .963 CLE,L1 2052 158 612 196 30 1 46 122 135 77 116 29 9 .320 .396 .598 .994 CLE,L1 2053 157 601 186 27 2 31 111 112 81 127 13 7 .309 .391 .516 .907 CLE,L1 2054 156 610 183 24 1 27 98 113 69 115 24 8 .300 .371 .475 .847 CLE 2055 158 613 207 30 2 36 110 120 85 106 22 6 .338 .418 .569 .988 CLE,L1 2056 156 594 199 28 5 32 113 114 87 120 29 9 .335 .420 .561 .981 CLE,L1 2057 156 608 213 24 4 41 119 125 82 111 27 11 .350 .428 .605 1.033 CLE,L1 2058 157 623 201 27 1 36 124 137 94 107 23 11 .323 .411 .543 .954 CLE,L1 2059 157 620 207 22 0 45 154 137 74 110 25 8 .334 .405 .587 .992 CLE,L1 2060 157 601 183 19 1 32 115 97 72 138 27 11 .304 .379 .499 .878 NY,L2 2061 158 609 195 17 3 38 119 120 77 133 26 6 .320 .397 .545 .942 ATL,L2 Total 3628 13625 4279 521 57 718 2478 2699 1824 2698 700 304 .314 .395 .519 .914

Career Minor League Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS 2037, A 56 218 58 8 1 4 18 38 34 50 10 0 .266 .361 .367 .728 2037, AA 51 192 51 5 2 4 17 23 30 41 13 2 .266 .363 .375 .738 2037, AAA 24 84 24 2 1 3 10 14 20 7 2 2 .286 .419 .440 .860 2064, AAA 48 67 17 3 1 1 4 12 7 14 6 2 .254 .312 .373 .685

[kingnebwsu]

Hopefully this'll get me back into the game...though Hold 'Em has been taking up a lot of my time

[Ksyrup]

Same here, at least the first part.

I'm glad to see that kind of player is possible now. Not that 4000 hit guys should be a common occurrence, but I've simmed about 200 years in several careers, and never saw anyone get beyond 3600.

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

Same here, at least the first part.

I'm glad to see that kind of player is possible now. Not that 4000 hit guys should be a common occurrence, but I've simmed about 200 years in several careers, and never saw anyone get beyond 3600.

He was the only 4,000-hit guy in my overnight sim last night that ran 90+ seasons. Sounds good to me.

[Ben E Lou]

Further data on that league...

(and actually I was slightly incorrect. It ran from 2004-2091: 88 seasons.)

3 hitters had 3,500+ hits....4279, 3904, 3659 were the top 3.

7 hitters had 700+ homers....top three were 849, 777, 737 (before y'all go gettting alarmed, keep in mind that this is 88 seasons run with current home run hitting totals.)

4 players had 800+ SB's.

One pitcher had 300+ wins: 356! (another issue with playing all Modern Era...I use 250 as my HOF benchmark when using Modern...7 had 250+)

[spleen1015]

Hey Ben, these guys with the records, are they from the intial player pool or are they players that come along during your 88 year?

I see now that the 4000 H guys come along in 2037. What about the others?

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by spleen1015

Hey Ben, these guys with the records, are they from the intial player pool or are they players that come along during your 88 year?

I see now that the 4000 H guys come along in 2037. What about the others?

I'll have to check, but I'm pretty sure most have been created players.

[Ben E Lou]

Most are created players, but #8 all-time HR guy (689) was in the original pool. He was 24 when the pool was created, and was in the bigs from day 1. Why?

[spleen1015]

I just wanted to make sure they were created.

You get the 19-22 year olds in the intial player pool that are ML ready as superstars. I was wondering if any of those guys was one of those.

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by spleen1015

I just wanted to make sure they were created.

You get the 19-22 year olds in the intial player pool that are ML ready as superstars. I was wondering if any of those guys was one of those.

Oh yeah! I had one of those in the league I used for my first OOTP Dynasty thread. He was 19 or 20 and hit 30ish HR's in his first year. I didn't run across any guys like that in this patch.

[Buccaneer]

Why y'all just focusing on player development? How about some comments on AI roster management and GM stuff?

[Ben E Lou]

Just looking over the HTML from the test league I'm running right now, it appears that there's another good sign for player development. I'm seeing more under-30 players among the league leaders than I saw in previous iterations.

[andy m]

Originally Posted by Buccaneer

Why y'all just focusing on player development? How about some comments on AI roster management and GM stuff?

because OOTP is only worth playing when you compete against human opponents.

[Ben E Lou]

I'm running a long-term sim, and thought I'd take a gander at the almanac as things move along. I can't wait to see what this guy is gonna become!

#59 Hershel "The Icebox" Brauer, First Base, 20 yrs, Tampa Bay Tuesday, 10/19/2028

[img]file:///c:/progra~1/outoft~1/ootp6~1/graphics/defaultphoto.bmp[/img] Name : Nickname : Birthday : Age : Born in : Height : Weight : Position : Bats : Throws : Hershel Brauer The Icebox 8/9/2008 20 USA 6"2 190 First Base R R Desire for Winner : Loyalty : Team Leader Skills : Consistency : Clutch Performance : Injury Rating : Prospect rating : Minimal Average None at all Very inconsistent GREAT Normal 5.0 Stars

Contract & Roster Status

Contract : Salary : Signed Through : Years of MLB Service : MLB Service Days this Year : Years on 40-Man Roster : Years of Pro Service : Rule 5 Draft Eligibility : Arbitration Eligibility : Minor League Option Years : Big League Contract $ 300,000 2028 (Possible Arbitration) 2 Year(s), 32 Days (376 total Days) 172 Day(s) 2 Year(s), 103 Days (447 total Days) 3 Year(s) Protected (on 40 Man Roster) 2 Option Year(s) left

Ratings

Batting Contact Gap Power Discipline/Eye Avoid K's Overall 77 74 34 32 46 Versus LHP 78 74 34 32 47 Versus RHP 76 74 34 32 46 Talent 83 79 71 55 50

Running & Bunting Ratings Running Speed : Stealing Ability : Baserunning Instincts : Sacrifice Bunt : Bunt for Hit : Hitter Type : 13 35 33 1 1 Pull Hitter Fielding Ratings 1B : 36 (Range), .991 (Fielding Pct.) Catcher Arm : 4 Infield Arm : 29 Outfield Arm : 6

Game Log, Last 10 Games

Date Opp. Result AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K Spot 9/20 @C( W 9-2 4 2 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 #2 9/22 @NY L 1-8 4 0 3 0 0 0 1 0 1 #2 9/23 @NY W 8-6 5 0 2 0 0 0 2 0 0 #2 9/24 TOR W 3-2 4 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 #2 9/25 TOR L 2-5 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 #2 9/26 DET W 7-5 5 1 2 0 0 0 1 0 0 #2 9/27 @CLE W 8-3 4 1 2 0 0 0 1 1 0 #2 9/28 @DET L 2-4 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #2 9/29 @CLE L 3-4 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #2 10/1 DET L 2-8 4 1 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 #2

Batting Stats 2028

Batting G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS TAVG ISO 156 632 229 66 0 12 125 97 32 78 .362 .391 .524 .915 .865 .161

Batting GS PA HP IW CI GDP SH SF TB EBH SB CS SB% RC RC/27 149 675 3 0 0 20 0 8 331 78 0 0 .0 125.9 7.9

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SF SH HP AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP 112 34 11 0 2 16 17 7 11 0 0 0 .304 .345 .455 .800 vs. RHP 520 195 55 0 10 109 80 25 67 8 0 3 .375 .401 .538 .940 Close/Late 63 22 8 0 0 12 4 3 8 1 0 0 .349 .373 .476 .849 Scoring Position 169 71 18 0 5 107 0 7 18 8 0 1 .420 .427 .615 1.042 Pinch Hitting 5 0 0 0 0 1 0 2 1 0 0 0 .000 .286 .000 .286

G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS Home 78 312 116 35 0 6 60 47 11 41 .372 .388 .542 .930 Road 78 320 113 31 0 6 65 50 21 37 .353 .394 .506 .900 March/April 27 115 50 17 0 1 29 19 1 12 .435 .433 .609 1.042 May 26 117 40 10 0 2 15 22 4 20 .342 .364 .479 .842 June 25 96 28 12 0 1 14 10 6 14 .292 .330 .448 .778 July 24 101 41 15 0 5 27 19 8 9 .406 .445 .703 1.148 August 28 107 39 9 0 2 25 18 6 12 .364 .398 .505 .903 Sept/Oct 26 96 31 3 0 1 15 9 7 11 .323 .369 .385 .754

Career Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams 2026 18 32 8 2 0 1 5 4 5 4 0 0 .250 .351 .406 .758 TB 2027 132 455 152 27 0 8 75 63 24 69 1 0 .334 .367 .446 .814 TB 2028 156 632 229 66 0 12 125 97 32 78 0 0 .362 .391 .524 .915 TB,L1 Total 306 1119 389 95 0 21 205 164 61 151 1 0 .348 .381 .489 .870

Career Minor League Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS 2025, AA 23 88 21 5 0 3 11 10 9 20 1 0 .239 .306 .398 .704 2025, AAA 114 419 118 26 0 17 65 60 35 79 1 3 .282 .332 .465 .797 2026, AAA 133 498 163 40 0 12 64 81 46 80 0 1 .327 .381 .480 .861

Career Postseason Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000

Fielding Stats 2028

Position G GS PO A DP TC E PCT INN RANGE PB RSTA RTO RTO% First Base 84 82 767 58 70 831 6 .993 726.2 10.29

Player History

Drafted in 1st round, 1st overall pick, by Tampa Bay in 2025... Had first career hit on 9/1/2026, off Felix Gonzalez (TOR)... Hit first career homerun on 9/15/2026, off Nicholas Guerrero (NY)... Won Player of the Week award on 8/23/2027, hitting .500 with 3 HR, 10 RBI... Had 5 hits with 1 RBI against New York (A) on 9/4/2027... Had 5 hits with 2 RBI against Toronto on 4/22/2028... Was selected to the 2028 Allstar game... Won Player of the Week award on 7/12/2028, hitting .500 with 2 HR, 5 RBI... Won Player of the Week award on 7/26/2028, hitting .533 with 0 HR, 8 RBI... Won Batter of the Month award on 8/1/2028, hitting .406 with 5 HR, 27 RBI... Won Outstanding Batter in 2028, hitting .362 with 12 HR, 125 RBI...

[HighandOutside]

Originally Posted by andy m

because OOTP is only worth playing when you compete against human opponents.

Hmm, I enjoy my solo league.

[Ben E Lou]

One thing I'm noticing fairly consistently with this patch is that 24/25 is the "magic age" for most big-time power hitters, meaning that even if they hit the bigs at a younger age, that tends to be the first 30-HR year. I've seen a few exceptions, which is good.

[Ksyrup]

Anyone hit the wall at age 21 like Andruw Jones?

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

Anyone hit the wall at age 21 like Andruw Jones?

I was thinking the same thing. I haven't seen anyone like him ever in OOTP. Of course, I don't know if there's ever been another player in MLB with a development curve quite like his...

[Ben E Lou]

Through 35 seasons, with the release version of the patch....

LEAGUE RECORD BOOK Saturday, 10/23/2038

League 1 Batting Single Season Records :

Batting Average : .397, Luis Canales (2011, Detroit) Homeruns : 73, Juan Ayo (2020, Cleveland) Runs Batted In : 195, Juan Ayo (2020, Cleveland) At Bats : 693, Harold Oscar (2018, Chicago (A)) Hits : 249, John Arceniaga (2012, Toronto) Doubles : 66, Hershel Brauer (2028, Tampa Bay) Triples : 17, Bernard Dison (2036, Toronto) Runs : 157, Leon Rojas (2014, Boston) Bases On Balls : 140, Michal Hakes (2009, Tampa Bay) Strikeouts : 170, Kevin Cuneo (2028, Baltimore) Stolen Bases : 78, Bernard Dison (2028, Toronto) Hitting Streak : 33, John Arceniaga (2012, Toronto) Rookie AVG : .362, Robert Masuda (2010, New York (A)) Rookie Hits : 221, Robert Masuda (2010, New York (A)) Rookie Homeruns : 48, Bill Morgan (2004, Cleveland) Rookie RBI : 118, Peter Henry (2004, Cleveland)

League 1 Pitching Single Season Records :

ERA : 2.09, James Guidi (2028, Chicago (A)) Games : 91, Christopher Dansereau (2035, Chicago (A)) Games Started : 37, James Guidi (2036, Chicago (A)) Wins : 23, Ori Konoye (2035, Baltimore) Losses : 21, Mose Nicola (2032, Baltimore) Saves : 50, Gabriel Alegria (2029, Chicago (A)) Bases On Balls : 151, John Tong (2024, Tampa Bay) Strikeouts : 299, James Guidi (2031, Chicago (A)) Rookie Wins : 22, Joseph Baird (2004, Cleveland) Rookie Saves : 42, Brian Starrett (2004, Detroit) Rookie K's : 250, David Santillan (2004, Boston) BB's in one Game: 13, Christopher Dansereau (4/17/2036, Chicago (A)) K's in one Game : 15, John Poulos (9/1/2031, Tampa Bay)

League 1 Batting Single Game Records :

At Bats X-Innings : 10, Jason Murphy (9/13/2017, Chicago (A)) At Bats 9 Innings : 7, Frankie Lurie (9/22/2038, Cleveland) Hits X-Innings : 6, Jack Ryan (6/9/2038, Detroit) Hits 9 Innings : 6, Martin Mickelsen (7/23/2038, Toronto) Doubles : 4, Hershel Brauer (9/19/2034, Tampa Bay) Triples : 2, Nathan Teal (9/17/2038, Baltimore) Homeruns : 4, Hershel Brauer (6/17/2030, Tampa Bay) RBI : 10, Donald Kivett (5/26/2037, Tampa Bay) Runs : 5, Errol Tucker (9/22/2038, Cleveland) Stolen Bases : 4, Jonah Marano (5/31/2032, Cleveland) Bases On Balls : 5, Roy Cramer (5/5/2035, Chicago (A)) Strikeouts : 5, Dwight Rutkowski (8/3/2036, Toronto)

League 2 Batting Single Season Records :

Batting Average : .396, Howard Baggs (2016, Houston) Homeruns : 70, Jeromy McCartney (2009, Cincinnati) Runs Batted In : 171, Jeromy McCartney (2012, Cincinnati) At Bats : 719, Lawrence Torain (2015, Florida) Hits : 234, Abel Aguero (2011, Chicago (N)) Doubles : 62, Christopher Callanan (2004, Philadelphia) Triples : 19, Lawrence Saine (2022, Florida) Runs : 166, Murray Connolly (2027, Cincinnati) Bases On Balls : 166, Bradley Malbon (2027, Florida) Strikeouts : 168, Wesley Purnell (2034, Philadelphia) Stolen Bases : 75, Gregorio Godinez (2018, Florida) Hitting Streak : 37, Floyd Oliveira (2015, Atlanta) Rookie AVG : .338, Abel Aguero (2006, Chicago (N)) Rookie Hits : 194, Scott Vos (2016, Cincinnati) Rookie Homeruns : 42, Jay Garcia (2004, Houston) Rookie RBI : 115, Jay Garcia (2004, Houston)

League 2 Pitching Single Season Records :

ERA : 1.85, Walter Prine (2029, New York (N)) Games : 116, Hugo Plaza (2037, Houston) Games Started : 38, Gordon Mahmoud (2019, Chicago (N)) Wins : 25, Walter Prine (2030, New York (N)) Losses : 23, Mark Sterrett (2020, Houston) Saves : 46, Guille Lopez (2011, Cincinnati) Bases On Balls : 145, John Fleisher (2024, New York (N)) Strikeouts : 293, Walter Prine (2030, New York (N)) Rookie Wins : 19, Mike Santana (2004, Philadelphia) Rookie Saves : 45, Thomas Vineyard (2004, Atlanta) Rookie K's : 278, Mike Santana (2004, Philadelphia) BB's in one Game: 11, Billy Curlee (6/8/2035, Philadelphia) K's in one Game : 18, Kevin Danek (4/11/2030, Philadelphia)

[Lucky Jim]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

Anyone hit the wall at age 21 like Andruw Jones?

Or Ankiel, on the pitching side.

[mauchow]

How's the head-to-head looking?

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by mauboy1

How's the head-to-head looking?

My understanding is that it is going to be in an update, not a patch.

[jbmagic]

the minor league free agent seems broken still..

if you have it enabled in league setting and goto salary reports , the report dont show some minor league players listed as "Minor League FA next year"..

but if you have it disabled in league setting and goto salary report in front office, the report will show some minor league player listed as "Minor League FA next year"

Also the ones that says "Minor league Fa next year" on the salary report and you click on there player card or player html card it shows Minor League Free Agency : Not eligible yet... why the player salary report saying he a minor league free agent next year and the player says not eligible?

check this out and you will see..

Also Markus said "Fixed Minor league FA toggle, it was reversed." for patch 6.03. Now that making me wonder if that was really fix too...

[Huckleberry]

Re: Andruw Jones.

There's another plausible explanation beyond a weird development curve. Birth date.

[primelord]

Does the patch apply to existing careers? Or do I have to start over?

[Ben E Lou]

OK....for those who want to examine player development, long-term stability, stats, etc., I have finished the upload of a 51-season league. It can be found at http://www.younglifenorthlake.com/ootp603

[thomamon]

Check out this guy:

#42 Edward Layfield, First Base, 26 yrs, Boston
Friday, 10/22/2054
Name :
Nickname :
Birthday :
Age :
Born in :
Height :
Weight :

Position :
Bats :
Throws :
Edward Layfield

11/8/2027
26
USA
6"2
210

First Base
R
R
Desire for Winner :
Loyalty :
Team Leader Skills :
Consistency :
Clutch Performance :
Injury Rating :
Overall Rating :
Minimal
Average
None at all
Good
Normal
Normal
3.0 Stars


Contract & Roster Status
Contract :
Salary :
Signed Through :
Extention :
Years of MLB Service :
MLB Service Days this Year :
Years on 40-Man Roster :
Years of Pro Service :
Rule 5 Draft Eligibility :
Arbitration Eligibility :
Minor League Option Years :
Big League Contract
$ 940,000
2054
$ 940,000 (2054 year(s))
5 Year(s), 119 Days (979 total Days)
172 Day(s)
6 Year(s), 111 Days (1143 total Days)
9 Year(s)
Protected (on 40 Man Roster)
Not eligible
1 Option Year(s) left


Ratings
Batting Contact Gap Power Discipline/Eye Avoid K's
Overall 57 70 62 44 75
Versus LHP 55 70 61 43 74
Versus RHP 58 70 63 44 75
Talent 63 69 58 66 67
Running & Bunting Ratings
Running Speed :
Stealing Ability :
Baserunning Instincts :
Sacrifice Bunt :
Bunt for Hit :
Hitter Type :

31
37
45
2
1
Normal
Fielding Ratings
C : 23 (Range), .985 (Fielding Pct.)
1B : 43 (Range), .986 (Fielding Pct.)
Catcher Arm : 2
Infield Arm : 21
Outfield Arm : 2

Game Log, Last 10 Games
Date Opp. Result AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K Spot
10/7 @DET W 3-0 3 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 #5
10/8 @DET W 4-3 3 1 1 0 0 1 3 1 0 #5
10/9 @DET W 7-3 5 1 2 1 0 0 1 0 2 #5
10/13 @C( L 5-7 5 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 #5
10/14 @C( W 6-4 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 #4
10/16 C( L 8-12 3 0 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 #5
10/17 C( L 2-13 4 2 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 #5
10/18 C( W 16-7 3 3 2 0 0 1 3 3 0 #5
10/20 @C( W 7-6 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 #5
10/21 @C( L 2-5 2 1 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 #5

Batting Stats 2054
Batting G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS TAVG ISO
152 572 195 25 2 23 118 103 56 57 .341 .402 .512 .914 .901 .171
Batting GS PA HP IW CI GDP SH SF TB EBH SB CS SB% RC RC/27
149 635 4 6 0 14 0 3 293 50 2 3 40.0 119.2 8.1
AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SF SH HP AVG OBP SLG OPS
vs. LHP 137 45 5 1 6 23 26 13 7 2 0 1 .328 .386 .511 .897
vs. RHP 435 150 20 1 17 95 77 43 50 1 0 3 .345 .407 .513 .919
Close/Late 60 19 2 0 2 8 5 8 8 0 0 1 .317 .406 .450 .856
Scoring Position 159 61 11 1 4 86 0 25 16 3 0 1 .384 .463 .541 1.004
Pinch Hitting 2 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .500 .500 .500 1.000
G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS
Home 77 291 100 11 1 9 62 54 32 31 .344 .410 .481 .891
Road 75 281 95 14 1 14 56 49 24 26 .338 .393 .544 .937
This Week 3 8 5 0 0 1 3 4 6 0 .625 .786 1.000 1.786
Last Week 4 14 4 2 0 0 1 5 3 1 .286 .389 .429 .817
March/April 27 102 41 4 0 5 29 23 8 11 .402 .450 .588 1.039
May 25 99 36 2 0 3 18 16 6 8 .364 .406 .475 .880
June 24 90 28 5 0 2 20 21 12 5 .311 .388 .433 .822
July 22 86 20 2 1 6 16 13 8 14 .233 .305 .488 .794
August 28 96 34 6 0 3 18 13 14 12 .354 .432 .510 .943
Sept/Oct 26 99 36 6 1 4 17 17 8 7 .364 .413 .566 .979
Postseason 12 40 14 3 0 3 11 13 11 5 .350 .472 .650 1.122

Career Batting Stats
Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams
2048 46 95 25 4 2 1 8 14 8 16 1 0 .263 .320 .379 .699 NY
2049 18 26 7 3 0 0 4 1 0 2 0 0 .269 .269 .385 .654 NY
2050 129 243 68 11 1 3 37 35 15 34 0 0 .280 .322 .370 .692 NY
2051 135 264 89 21 2 2 33 34 15 34 2 0 .337 .373 .455 .827 NY
2052 136 277 84 16 3 8 43 37 11 41 0 2 .303 .330 .469 .799 NY
2053 91 369 102 27 1 6 47 48 20 41 3 1 .276 .314 .404 .717 NY BOS
2054 152 572 195 25 2 23 118 103 56 57 2 3 .341 .402 .512 .914 BOS,L1
Total 707 1846 570 107 11 43 290 272 125 225 8 6 .309 .353 .449 .801

Career Minor League Batting Stats
Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS
2045, AA 137 552 145 23 2 19 54 75 53 120 6 3 .263 .325 .415 .739
2046, AA 137 521 148 18 3 12 57 47 49 96 9 10 .284 .336 .399 .735
2047, AA 73 273 65 7 1 3 24 28 25 58 4 3 .238 .298 .304 .602
2047, AAA 64 237 63 10 1 2 18 19 24 43 5 3 .266 .331 .342 .673
2048, AAA 19 76 24 6 0 1 13 10 3 14 0 0 .316 .342 .434 .776
2049, AAA 133 518 135 31 0 12 61 65 40 63 6 3 .261 .311 .390 .701

Career Postseason Batting Stats
Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS
2052 3 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .333 .333 .333 .667
2054 12 40 14 3 0 3 11 13 11 5 0 0 .350 .472 .650 1.122
Total 15 43 15 3 0 3 11 13 11 5 0 0 .349 .481 .628 1.109

Fielding Stats 2054
Position G GS PO A DP TC E PCT INN RANGE PB RSTA RTO RTO%
First Base 152 149 1379 99 148 1495 17 .989 1304.0 10.32

Player History
Drafted in 1st round, 3rd overall pick, by New York (N) in 2045...
Had first career hit on 4/19/2048, off Brandon Holladay (HOU)...
Injured on 4/19/2048 with a Inflamed Thigh Muscle, out for 1-2 weeks...
Hit first career homerun on 5/19/2048, off Leonard Philips (PHI)...
Had 5 hits with 6 RBI against Chicago (N) on 4/22/2053...
Traded from New York (N) to Boston on 7/25/2053 (Going to NY: P Jason Groesbeck, C Benny Sanchez. Going to BOS: 1B Edward Layfield)...
Had 5 hits with 0 RBI against Cleveland on 8/31/2053...
Drove in 7 runs against Toronto on 4/30/2054...
Had 5 hits with 3 RBI against Tampa Bay on 5/17/2054...
Had 5 hits with 4 RBI against Chicago (A) on 5/30/2054...
Was selected to the 2054 Allstar game...
Batting Leader Boards Appearances
Doubles
2053 - 27 - 2nd

[thomamon]

OK, that wasn't as neet as SkyDog's, but he was young when he came up and looks very good!

[JonInMiddleGA]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

Anyone hit the wall at age 21 like Andruw Jones?

Eh?

Age 20 = 1 HR/22.17 AB
Age 21 = 1 HR/18.77 AB
Age 22 = 1 HR/22.77 AB
Age 23 = 1 HR/18.22 AB
Age 24 = 1 HR/18.38 AB
Age 25 = 1 HR/16.00 AB
Age 26 = 1 HR/16.52 AB
Age 27 = 1 HR/20.83 AB*
* indicates current partial season

His OPS has been better than age 21 in 3 of the 6 years since then too.

Now maybe you meant "hit the wall" differently than I took the phrase.
When I hear that, I usually associate it not only with the end of progress but also with a subsequent decline. What Jones look like to me is more of a case of "hitting the ceiling", he's been only a bit better than at age 21, but there's not been any sort of sharp decline either.

[Ksyrup]

Maybe I should have used the term "plateau." I meant it as, he hit the wall and just leveled off.

[JonInMiddleGA]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

Maybe I should have used the term "plateau." I meant it as, he hit the wall and just leveled off.

That works, and I certainly wouldn't argue against it. I was just a little confused (not exactly a unique state for me either ) .

[Ben E Lou]

Yeah. I guess I should have clarified as well. I don't recall a player being as good offensively as Andruw at 20/21 who hasn't gotten much better.

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

Same here, at least the first part.

I'm glad to see that kind of player is possible now. Not that 4000 hit guys should be a common occurrence, but I've simmed about 200 years in several careers, and never saw anyone get beyond 3600.

Postscript on this. I'm now up to 2082 on the career that I uploaded in 2054. There is one 4,000-hit guy, and no one has eclipsed 700 homers (although there is a 35-year-old with 649 who looks like a virtual lock, considering he's hit 50+ in each of the last five seasons). Eight guys have 600+. #'s 2-19 in all-time wins have 278 down to 218 wins, but the top pitcher has 359.

[Buccaneer]

Sigh. It appears only fast-simmers need to apply.

Much of the talk regarding 6.0-6.02 was focused on waivers, 40-man rosters, trade AI and the like, and then all I see here is focusing on a player 50 years from now?

Playing historical leagues with Lahman (or Ankit) consist of much different player development equations. But common to all solo play, regardless how one does it, is the competitiveness of the AI. That's why I asked.

andy m: That's not true. Go read my 1960s St Louis Cardinals dynasty and see how someone can have great fun playing solo OOTP. It's not as competitive as MP OOTP but it is fun in many other ways - for some.

[Ben E Lou]

After 100 years...

1 player with >4,000 hits (4094)
12 with 3,500-3,999

1 player with >800 homers (888)
3 with 700-799 (737, 741, 796)
9 with 600-699

Ksyrup will like this: 4 players with >1,000 SB's! (1182, 1070, 1007, 1005). The career leader, with 1,182, was somewhat Henderson-esque. He had only four seasons of >20 HR's, but had a career .382 OBP. The game seems to cap SB's by computer players at around 80. This guy had 65 or more 7 different times. He hit the bigs at age 21, played a full season (with 53 SB's) at 22 and (unlike Henderson) hung 'em up when he was still a pretty solid everyday player. He scored 89 runs, stole 40 bases, and won a Gold Glove at age 41 and hung 'em up after that year--the only time in his career that he struck out over 100 times.

I'm leaving the office now. I'll start this career uploading to the same link. It should be up in an hour or so if all goes well.

[dawgfan]

So have we confirmed the waiver issue is fixed? No more 5-star prospects being waived and then not pulled back when another team claims them?

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by dawgfan

So have we confirmed the waiver issue is fixed? No more 5-star prospects being waived and then not pulled back when another team claims them?

As far as I can tell, it is much improved.

The 100-year league update appears to have finished uploading. Have a gander.

www.younglifenorthlake.com/ootp603

[lynchjm24]

Originally Posted by SkyDog

As far as I can tell, it is much improved.

The 100-year league update appears to have finished uploading. Have a gander.

www.younglifenorthlake.com/ootp603

Look at your number 2 prospect in the league. Tiger Molina. This is what bothers me about the game.

321/425/588 32 home runs in A ball in 2102 3rd year in single A.
I've got an idea, let's send him back for a fourth year...

95 home runs in single A in 4 years and no promotion?

[Buccaneer]

Nice job with the thread over at OOTPD (and here too).

[Fonzie]

Here's a completely unrelated question: does anybody know why, in the player's career stats summary, some years include the league abbreviation next to the team abbreviation, and why some years don't? For example (from SkyDog's league):

2031 157 614 185 44 0 10 95 71 45 95 0 0 .301 .349 .422 .771 TB
2032 158 630 203 61 0 26 118 91 45 97 0 1 .322 .367 .543 .910 TB,L1

I see this all the time, and have no idea if it is supposed to mean something or not. I remember this being around back in earlier versions of OOTP as well.

[FBPro]

Originally Posted by Fonzie

Here's a completely unrelated question: does anybody know why, in the player's career stats summary, some years include the league abbreviation next to the team abbreviation, and why some years don't? For example (from SkyDog's league):

2031 157 614 185 44 0 10 95 71 45 95 0 0 .301 .349 .422 .771 TB
2032 158 630 203 61 0 26 118 91 45 97 0 1 .322 .367 .543 .910 TB,L1

I see this all the time, and have no idea if it is supposed to mean something or not. I remember this being around back in earlier versions of OOTP as well.

It is included when that player makes the all-star team.

[Fonzie]

Originally Posted by FBPro

It is included when that player makes the all-star team.

Ah! That makes sense. Thanks.

[ahbrady]

I'm glad you answered that too, FBPro. I've wondered that since I started playing OOTP.

[Fonzie]

Originally Posted by ahbrady

I'm glad you answered that too, FBPro. I've wondered that since I started playing OOTP.

You know, this feature seems like the kind of thing that might best be explained in the documentation that comes with the game. Like in, say, a manual or something.

*cough*

[Ben E Lou]

I thought I'd write a little history of the sub-plots in the career of the league's greatest slugger, Jose "The Sheriff" Gonzalez.

Drafted in 1st round, 2nd overall pick, by Toronto in 2070...

Toronto drafts the league's greatest player ever as a 19-year-old second overall, forever sparking debate in New York City, where SS Albert Kamm was drafted 1(1) overall by the Mets. The name "Albert Kamm" appears to be a mere footnote to history, as it can not be found anywhere in the league's rich history--not among team leaders, league leaders, Gold Glove winners, etc. I'll have to check the Almanacs when I get to the office to find out whatever became of "Dat Bum Dey Drafted Insteada Da Sheriff", as Kamm is and forever will be known in Queens.

The Sheriff spends one year in A Ball, and part of another rapidly ascending from AA to AAA to The Show, where he arrives and has a solid half-season at age 20:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2070, A	137	440	143	19	0	25	84	74	138	94	3	0	.325	.481	.539	1.020
2071, AA	10	34	8	1	0	2	4	8	11	5	0	0	.235	.422	.441	.863
2071, AAA	47	174	40	5	0	8	24	34	32	32	0	1	.230	.348	.397	.744

2071

86

292

83

14

0

7

38

41

41

51

0

0

.284

.372

.404

.776

TOR

From age 21 to 25, he becomes a solid player, his power numbers rising in particular.

Year

G

AB

H

2B

3B

HR

RBI

R

BB

K

SB

CS

AVG

OBP

SLG

OPS

Teams

2072	156	549	171	22	0	13	90	65	75	101	0	0	.311	.394	.423	.817	TOR
2073	153	538	144	20	1	8	59	83	92	106	0	0	.268	.375	.353	.728	TOR
2074	156	583	177	29	0	14	89	83	86	92	0	0	.304	.393	.425	.819	TOR
2075	153	568	163	23	0	21	97	107	112	111	0	1	.287	.404	.438	.843	TOR
2076	156	559	149	26	0	24	76	98	100	110	0	0	.267	.378	.442	.820	TOR

At age 26, (his contract year, of course), he breaks out BIG-TIME, putting up bona-fide superstar numbers!

2077

156

571

195

45

1

51

135

145

123

116

2

0

.342

.458

.692

1.150

TOR,L1

Would this young star stick with the organization that drafted him and nurtured him, and the city that grew to love him, or follow the lure of the almighty dollar? Looks like the choice was easy:

Signed as a free agent by Baltimore on 2/22/2078 to a 5-year deal worth $25,265,300 per year...

$25M when he has only had one superstar season! An outrage! Owners all over the league mock O's owner Cal Ripken IV and GM Quint Ripken (Cal V) for this lavish overspending. The Ripkens rationale is that The Sheriff could be the piece that puts a financially successful franchise over the top on the field. After all, they'd turned nice profits for the previous three seasons:

Year

Wins

Losses

PCT

Pos

Attendance

Revenue

Payroll

Profit/L

2077	82	81	.503	1	3064728	$89,674,559	$71,475,647	$18,198,912
2076	71	91	.438	3	3203269	$88,777,188	$71,917,050	$16,860,138
2075	79	83	.488	2	3247779	$89,390,448	$72,328,139	$17,062,309
2074	82	80	.506	2	3324790	$91,638,106	$93,858,980	$-2,220,874

Gonzalez, if it is possible, earns every bit of that $25M with his performance, but the O's can't win the big one despite three division titles in the next five years.

2078	155	556	176	24	1	67	142	139	107	110	0	0	.317	.427	.725	1.152	BAL,L1
2079	156	565	202	24	0	72	185	151	120	95	0	0	.358	.470	.782	1.252	BAL,L1
2080	156	596	213	41	0	80	192	163	114	92	0	0	.357	.461	.829	1.289	BAL,L1
2081	142	521	184	36	1	73	169	163	124	84	0	0	.353	.478	.846	1.324	BAL,L1
2082	157	571	186	25	2	69	156	162	119	112	0	0	.326	.442	.739	1.181	BAL,L1

The O's lose in the ALCS to (ironically...) Toronto in both 2079 and 2080. The Sheriff is booed and ridiculed unmercifully in Toronto in 2079 as he struggles to a miserable 2 for 22 (.091) in the ALCS against his former teammates. He redeems himself in 2080, though, hitting .300 with a 1.381 OPS in the ALCS. However, the rest of his team can't do much as they lose again. Finally, in 2081 the O's advance to the World Series after a stirring 4-games-to-3 ALCS over Toronto. However, they fall meekly, 4 games to 1, to the Marlins in the Series. In 2082, the O's miss the playoffs, and Gonzalez has to sit at home and watch Toronto win their third title since he's been gone. (They only made the playoffs once in his seven seasons in Toronto, losing in the '75 Series.) It is too bitter a pill for him to swallow, so after five straight all-star appearances and four MVP's in Baltimore, he decides it is time to move on once again.

Signed as a free agent by Montreal on 2/12/2083 to a 6-year deal worth $20,691,000 per year...

The Expos were a recently-profitable franchise that appeared to be on the rise:

2082	83	79	.512	2	2587091	$92,920,339	$79,146,309	$13,774,030
2081	74	88	.457	3	2925662	$96,300,340	$50,064,556	$46,235,784
2080	79	83	.488	2	2938670	$96,639,924	$63,492,506	$33,147,418

Gonzalez stuck with him through nearly the rest of his career, and was rewarded with two World Championship rings finally, at age 35, and again at 40, while finishing out a career that would give him the best power numbers in the 100-year history of the league:

2083	158	564	181	26	0	55	140	145	111	98	1	0	.321	.433	.660	1.092	MON,L2
2084	133	450	136	28	1	31	88	94	97	97	2	0	.302	.426	.576	1.002	MON,L2
2085	157	566	183	25	1	63	135	138	116	103	0	0	.323	.438	.705	1.143	MON,L2
2086	158	566	160	29	0	46	132	129	104	106	1	0	.283	.394	.578	.972	MON,L2
2087	156	545	186	22	1	52	133	123	119	85	1	0	.341	.459	.672	1.131	MON,L2
2088	156	571	168	25	1	47	113	124	112	97	0	1	.294	.410	.588	.998	MON,L2
2089	160	578	187	32	0	35	106	133	118	114	1	0	.324	.438	.561	.999	MON,L2
2090	156	557	153	21	1	31	109	100	102	110	1	0	.275	.387	.483	.870	MON
2091	151	520	149	20	1	25	108	84	88	118	0	0	.287	.390	.473	.863	MON,L2

As he started to fade in his final season, he got the opportunity to spend some time with old friends and acquaintances in his two former franchises:

2092	73	253	64	1	0	4	46	28	32	57	0	0	.253	.337	.304	.641	MON BAL
Total	3240	11639	3610	558	12	888	2538	2498	2212	2165	9	2	.310	.420	.589	1.009

Released by Montreal on 7/12/2092...
Signed as a free agent by Baltimore on 7/19/2092 to a minor league contract...
Released by Baltimore on 4/5/2093...
Signed as a free agent by Toronto on 4/19/2093 to a minor league contract...
Released by Toronto on 5/24/2093...
Retired and inducted to the Hall of Fame in 2094.

Thus ends the tale of The Sheriff.

In 30 minutes or so, I'll be at the office computer with the almanacs, and I will chronicle the career of Dat Bum Dey Drafted Insteada Da Sheriff.

[Ksyrup]

So let me get this straight...the guy hits 80 HRs, drives in 192 runs, hits .357...and he still ends up with a smaller OPS than Barry Bonds has this year?! Ironically, Bonds is hitting exactly .357 right now.

Perhaps by the year 2080, baseball will have done away with the intentional walk...

[Ksyrup]

Originally Posted by SkyDog

In 30 minutes or so, I'll be at the office computer with the almanacs, and I will chronicle the career of Dat Bum Dey Drafted Insteada Da Sheriff.

I just did a quick search for him on the "players" report - nevermind the league leaders, this guy doesn't even show up as having played in the majors.

You gotta love it!

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

So let me get this straight...the guy hits 80 HRs, drives in 192 runs, hits .357...and he still ends up with a smaller OPS than Barry Bonds has this year?! Ironically, Bonds is hitting exactly .357 right now.

Perhaps by the year 2080, baseball will have done away with the intentional walk...

Yeah...the fact that as of now Bonds is on pace for over 220 walks definitely helps his OPS.

[Ben E Lou]

Originally Posted by Ksyrup

I just did a quick search for him on the "players" report - nevermind the league leaders, this guy doesn't even show up as having played in the majors.

You gotta love it!

I *think* the "players" report only shows active players and guys who are on the all-time leader board. We'll know in a few. I'm at the office now. Going to look at the almanacs...

[Ben E Lou]

OK...so Albert Kamm wasn't actually a bum, but it made for a good read, didn't it? Plus, considering how little production the Mets actually got out of him, I'd imagine that despite 300 career homers he was nonetheless STILL known as "Dat Bum Dey Drafted Insteada Da Sheriff"

#7 Albert "Night Train" Kamm, Shortstop, 37 yrs, No Team Monday, 10/18/2085

[img]file:///c:/progra~1/outoft~1/ootp6~1/graphics/defaultphoto.bmp[/img] Name : Nickname : Birthday : Age : Born in : Height : Weight : Position : Bats : Throws : Albert Kamm Night Train 3/3/2048 37 USA 6"2 200 Shortstop L R Desire for Winner : Loyalty : Team Leader Skills : Consistency : Clutch Performance : Injury Rating : Overall Rating : Minimal Average None at all Very inconsistent GREAT Normal 3.0 Stars

Contract & Roster Status

Contract : Salary : Signed Through : Years of MLB Service : MLB Service Days this Year : Years on 40-Man Roster : Years of Pro Service : Free Agent - - 14 Year(s), 47 Days (2455 total Days) 9 Day(s) 15 Year(s), 94 Days (2674 total Days) 16 Year(s)

Ratings

Batting Contact Gap Power Discipline/Eye Avoid K's Overall 51 57 68 96 35 Versus LHP 41 53 66 88 35 Versus RHP 56 59 69 100 35 Talent 57 58 67 100 37

Running & Bunting Ratings Running Speed : Stealing Ability : Baserunning Instincts : Sacrifice Bunt : Bunt for Hit : Hitter Type : 60 90 99 1 1 Pull Hitter Fielding Ratings 2B : 72 (Range), .972 (Fielding Pct.) SS : 80 (Range), .963 (Fielding Pct.) Catcher Arm : 5 Infield Arm : 73 Outfield Arm : 8

Game Log, Last 10 Games

Date Opp. Result AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K Spot 4/1 @PHI L 2-5 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 #1 4/2 @PHI W 6-4 6 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 3 #7 4/3 @PHI W 8-6 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 #1 4/4 HOU W 6-2 3 0 1 0 0 0 2 0 1 #1 4/5 HOU L 5-6 3 0 2 0 0 0 0 2 0 #1 4/6 HOU W 5-2 4 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 #1 4/7 HOU W 4-2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 2 #1 4/8 C( L 1-4 4 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 #1 4/9 C( W 8-7 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 1 #1

Batting Stats 2085

Batting G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS TAVG ISO 9 33 7 1 0 0 2 1 5 10 .212 .308 .242 .550 .571 .030

Batting GS PA HP IW CI GDP SH SF TB EBH SB CS SB% RC RC/27 9 39 0 0 0 1 0 1 8 1 3 1 75.0 3.3 3.1

AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SF SH HP AVG OBP SLG OPS vs. LHP 6 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 .500 .500 .500 1.000 vs. RHP 27 4 1 0 0 2 1 5 8 1 0 0 .148 .273 .185 .458 Close/Late 7 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 0 0 .143 .143 .143 .286 Scoring Position 4 1 0 0 0 2 0 2 2 1 0 0 .250 .429 .250 .679 Pinch Hitting 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 .000 .000 .000 .000

G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K AVG OBP SLG OPS Home 6 19 5 1 0 0 2 1 4 7 .263 .375 .316 .691 Road 3 14 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 3 .143 .200 .143 .343 March/April 9 33 7 1 0 0 2 1 5 10 .212 .308 .242 .550

Career Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS Teams 2069 13 20 1 0 0 0 1 2 2 6 1 0 .050 .136 .050 .186 NY 2070 63 110 32 5 3 2 12 15 10 29 7 2 .291 .350 .445 .795 NY 2071 135 268 91 16 0 7 36 50 35 38 21 3 .340 .416 .478 .893 NY 2072 140 240 64 9 2 7 33 44 34 33 23 1 .267 .358 .408 .766 NY 2073 140 410 130 21 2 27 82 89 71 71 28 10 .317 .418 .576 .993 NY CLE 2074 140 536 165 25 4 25 106 112 82 131 38 10 .308 .400 .509 .909 CLE,L1 2075 143 527 157 31 5 20 87 114 80 110 48 6 .298 .390 .490 .880 CLE 2076 155 551 164 32 3 24 105 107 103 112 45 16 .298 .408 .497 .906 CLE,L1 2077 140 513 165 35 7 18 108 125 111 116 48 7 .322 .442 .522 .965 CLE 2078 158 556 171 32 4 29 94 111 104 120 46 8 .308 .417 .536 .953 CLE 2079 132 479 147 33 5 20 81 82 70 104 34 7 .307 .395 .522 .917 CIN 2080 155 562 189 36 3 33 132 116 102 106 47 11 .336 .438 .587 1.025 CIN,L2 2081 154 553 159 29 4 27 111 96 95 127 42 11 .288 .392 .501 .893 CIN 2082 153 566 182 41 4 31 114 135 107 132 42 8 .322 .429 .572 1.002 CIN,L2 2083 157 574 176 31 4 23 89 137 114 136 56 17 .307 .422 .495 .916 CIN 2084 120 475 112 21 4 21 65 79 71 105 34 9 .236 .335 .429 .765 CIN 2085 9 33 7 1 0 0 2 1 5 10 3 1 .212 .308 .242 .550 CIN Total 2107 6973 2112 398 54 314 1258 1415 1196 1486 563 127 .303 .405 .511 .915

Career Minor League Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS 2069, AA 61 219 58 11 6 9 32 39 38 50 9 3 .265 .369 .493 .862 2069, AAA 66 248 68 7 3 11 30 47 44 64 19 2 .274 .382 .460 .842 2070, AAA 62 220 71 13 1 11 36 49 44 53 16 4 .323 .436 .541 .977 2073, AAA 3 11 3 1 0 0 1 3 3 2 1 0 .273 .429 .364 .792

Career Postseason Batting Stats

Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS 2079 9 39 14 7 0 2 10 5 2 11 0 0 .359 .390 .692 1.083 2080 6 19 4 2 0 0 4 3 6 7 3 1 .211 .400 .316 .716 2082 13 43 9 0 0 2 4 5 11 18 3 2 .209 .370 .349 .719 Total 28 101 27 9 0 4 18 13 19 36 6 3 .267 .383 .475 .859

Fielding Stats 2085

Position G GS PO A DP TC E PCT INN RANGE PB RSTA RTO RTO% Second Base 9 9 13 31 7 47 3 .936 80.0 5.29

Player History

Drafted in 1st round, 2nd overall pick, by New York (N) in 2069... Had first career hit on 6/30/2069, off Lyle Cook (MON)... Injured on 5/23/2070 with a Strained Elbow Ligament, out for one week... Hit first career homerun on 8/26/2070, off Johnny Sanborn (CIN)... Injured on 9/12/2071 with a Strained Back, out for one week... Traded from New York (N) to Cleveland on 6/4/2073 (Going to CLE: SS Albert Kamm. Going to NY: P Russell Bailey, 3B Todd Young, 1B Adam Davis)... Won Batter of the Month award on 9/1/2073, hitting .393 with 13 HR, 30 RBI... Injured on 4/4/2074 with a Inflamed Elbow Ligament, out for one week... Had 5 hits with 8 RBI against Chicago (A) on 5/26/2074... Was selected to the 2074 Allstar game... Won Player of the Week award on 5/31/2075, hitting .500 with 4 HR, 13 RBI... Injured on 7/31/2075 with a Inflamed Groin Muscle, out for one week... Drove in 6 runs against Baltimore on 4/30/2076... Was selected to the 2076 Allstar game... Drove in 6 runs against Toronto on 6/5/2077... Injured on 7/24/2077 with a Pulled Calf Muscle, out for 2-3 weeks... Signed as a free agent by Cincinnati on 2/15/2079 to a 4-year deal worth $19,521,500 per year... Had 5 hits with 2 RBI against Montreal on 4/17/2079... Injured on 6/5/2079 with a Pulled Abdominal Muscle, out for 1-2 weeks... Won Player of the Week award on 6/28/2079, hitting .444 with 4 HR, 7 RBI... Injured on 8/31/2079 with a Tight Elbow, out for 1-2 weeks... Was selected to the 2080 Allstar game... Had 5 hits with 1 RBI against New York (N) on 8/17/2080... Had 5 hits with 5 RBI against Philadelphia on 4/10/2081... Was selected to the 2082 Allstar game... Won Player of the Week award on 7/26/2083, hitting .552 with 4 HR, 9 RBI... Had 2000th career hit on 4/12/2084, off Chris Dean (FLO)... Injured on 4/26/2084 with a Tight Shoulder, out for 1-2 weeks... Injured on 4/9/2085 with a Broken Foot, out for entire career...

Batting Leader Boards Appearances

AVG 2080 - .336 - 4th 2082 - .322 - 9th OBP 2074 - .400 - 10th 2077 - .442 - 6th 2078 - .417 - 8th 2079 - .395 - 10th 2080 - .438 - 4th 2082 - .429 - 3rd 2083 - .422 - 7th SLG 2078 - .536 - 10th 2080 - .587 - 6th 2082 - .572 - 8th OPS 2077 - .965 - 10th 2078 - .953 - 8th 2080 - 1.025 - 4th 2082 - 1.002 - 5th 2083 - .916 - 8th Hits 2080 - 189 - 10th Doubles 2079 - 33 - 7th 2080 - 36 - 5th 2082 - 41 - 3rd Triples 2077 - 7 - 6th RBI 2080 - 132 - 4th 2081 - 111 - 10th 2082 - 114 - 9th Runs 2077 - 125 - 10th 2080 - 116 - 7th 2082 - 135 - 2nd 2083 - 137 - 2nd BB 2076 - 103 - 7th 2077 - 111 - 6th 2078 - 104 - 7th 2080 - 102 - 5th 2081 - 95 - 4th 2082 - 107 - 3rd 2083 - 114 - 3rd SB 2074 - 38 - 6th 2075 - 48 - 4th 2076 - 45 - 4th 2077 - 48 - 4th 2078 - 46 - 5th 2079 - 34 - 7th 2080 - 47 - 4th 2081 - 42 - 8th 2082 - 42 - 3rd 2083 - 56 - 1st 2084 - 34 - 5th

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