[Ben E Lou]

I really love the HR leader board of the 90-season league:

Career

Home Runs Leaderboard

* Indicates Hall of Fame, # indicates active Player

Rank Player HR YEAR Open Season Leaderboard 1 Lorenzo Gonzáles* 784 2099-2117 2 Warner Winston* 732 2121-2141 3 Tuputahi Akahele* 717 2097-2118 4 Ed Robinson* 671 2113-2130 5 George Wilson* 556 2126-2143 6 Matías Cruz* 550 2088-2103 7 Skip Howell* 549 2157-2174 8 Isaac Gragg* 547 2110-2124 9 José Ortíz* 534 2159-2172 9 Chris Sykes* 534 2097-2118 11 Mattys Roy* 524 2088-2105 12 Bartolo Jiménez* 521 2151-2167 13 Henry Jones* 519 2095-2115 14 Scott O'Neil* 508 2095-2114 15 Peyton Pearson* 506 2140-2161 16 Ryoichi Yamasaki* 496 2114-2131 17 José López* 495 2118-2135 18 Jason Paul* 490 2102-2122 19 Pedro Ibarra* 489 2126-2144 20 Ezra Knox* 488 2102-2117 21 Nobuyori Yamasaki* 484 2099-2118 22 Bob Poirier 474 2103-2120 23 Claudio Rodríguez* 469 2131-2149 23 Kent Sampson 469 2102-2116 25 Benjamin Wise* 468 2140-2154

Fewer 500-HR types than MLB (15 vs. 24), but the top four mirror Bonds, Aaron, Ruth and Mays pretty doggone closely. The top for in real life have 2891, while these top four have 2904. As I've said before, the RonCo dev changes certainly don't hurt things like people might think.

Oh, and KSyrup, I suspect you'll like this guy:

http://www.younglifenorthdekalb.com/...ayer_2085.html

He pretty much gives the finger to that 1.75 aging modifier, huh?