FOOL-X 1994 Regular season

[Alan T]

RL's Best Batter Picked
Thursday, September 1st, 1994: Free agent-to-be Augusto Álvarez has inflated his asking price over the past 30 days by winning the Republic League Batter of the Month.

In August, the 34-year-old Virginia Beach first baseman hit .359 with 5 home runs and 23 RBIs.

If he keeps putting numbers like that up, he could be hauling in a big wad of cash at this time next year.

Álvarez on the season is hitting .304 with 21 home runs. His stats include 108 RBIs and 115 runs scored.


August's Best CL Hitter is Ronnie Moss
Thursday, September 1st, 1994: Ronnie Moss picked up the top batter prize in the Continental League for August.

The Chicago left fielder hit .322 with 7 home runs, 30 RBIs and 28 runs scored. He also drew 12 walks to post an OBP of .385.

This season Moss is batting .247 with 32 home runs. His totals include 101 RBIs and 87 runs scored.

[Alan T]

Rookie Reels In Republic League Award
Thursday, September 1st, 1994: Nazario Garrone was toddling around on his tricycle when some of the guys he's playing against were in their prime, but the 25-year-old shortstop definitely knows how to get to first, second or beyond. Today he was chosen August's Republic League Rookie of the Month for his remarkable month of hitting.

In 26 games Garrone batted .323 for Portland, slapping 30 hits in 93 at-bats with 4 home runs, drove in 18 runs and scored 17 times.

This year Garrone is hitting at a .232 pace with 11 home runs and 70 RBIs. He has played in 132 games and scored 66 times.


Top Rookie of the Month Named by CL
Thursday, September 1st, 1994: Hal Jones earned August's Rookie of the Month honors in the Continental League for last month's performance. The boyish Balzac right fielder might be wet behind the ears, but he's proving that he has what it takes to play at this level.

Jones hit .327 with 2 home runs, 18 RBIs and 10 runs scored this past month on his way to winning the award.

In the current season, Jones has put up a .312 batting average with 138 hits, 13 home runs, 68 RBI and scored 80 runs.

[Alan T]

September 1st, 1994:

Continental League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Washington Freedom 82 51 .617 - 80-53 2 45-26 37-25 7-3 17-14 27 W4 5-5 Havana Banana Sluggers 78 54 .591 3.5 74-58 4 40-26 38-28 5-8 24-15 L1 5-5 Indianapolis Clowns 76 57 .571 6.0 76-57 0 39-28 37-29 7-3 14-10 W1 5-5 Balzac Ticklers 71 62 .534 11.0 71-62 0 40-28 31-34 7-6 19-16 W2 5-5 Boston Resettlers 66 68 .493 16.5 58-76 8 38-31 28-37 8-5 29-21 L2 2-8 Chicago Cardinals 62 71 .466 20.0 65-68 -3 31-36 31-35 4-4 14-18 L1 9-1 Mexico City Aztecs 55 78 .414 27.0 59-74 -4 26-36 29-42 4-9 19-21 W1 5-5 Stafford Terriers 42 91 .316 40.0 49-84 -7 23-39 19-52 4-8 10-31 L3 4-6

Republic League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Virginia Beach Surf 83 50 .624 - 89-44 -6 38-24 45-26 5-5 17-17 21 W7 8-2 Spring Lions 75 59 .560 8.5 78-56 -3 40-29 35-30 6-3 17-20 W4 6-4 Cumberland Defenders 74 59 .556 9.0 72-61 2 41-26 33-33 3-5 18-23 W1 6-4 Ann Arbor Wolverines 70 63 .526 13.0 72-61 -2 37-31 33-32 6-4 22-14 L7 2-8 Portland Axemen 66 66 .500 16.5 71-61 -5 29-37 37-29 4-5 21-14 L1 6-4 Cleveland Naps 66 67 .496 17.0 64-69 2 33-29 33-38 5-5 23-23 W2 5-5 New York Legends 65 68 .489 18.0 69-64 -4 37-30 28-38 3-3 17-15 L4 3-7 Maricopa Rattlers 33 100 .248 50.0 29-104 4 18-53 15-47 0-2 12-21 L2 4-6

[Alan T]

League Leaders AVG G. Rivera - CHI .343 2 T. Esparza POR .337 3 M. Imai VIR .336 4 S. Herrera WAS .333 5 E. Cantú WAS .329	League Leaders HR J. Clifton - SPG 44 2 E. Puente IND 42 3 S. Dunbar ANN 40 3 B. Liriano VIR 40 5 S. Flores SPG 38	League Leaders RBI J. Clifton - SPG 134 2 E. Puente IND 132 3 W. Tupper VIR 123 4 S. Dunbar ANN 119 5 H. Mueller NY 117
League Leaders W J. Phillips - HBS 19 2 G. Wilson CMB 15 3 J. Bernard CMB 14 3 K. Xú CHI 14 5 5 tied with 13	League Leaders ERA G. Wilson - CMB 2.21 2 M. Barbeau VIR 3.01 3 R. Polk IND 3.17 4 J. Bernard CMB 3.46 5 J. López WAS 3.50	League Leaders K L. Campbell - POR 234 2 G. Wilson CMB 183 3 P. Sánchez BAL 176 4 J. Morán POR 166 5 J. Duncan CLE 165

[Alan T]

Catanzara Joins Kings of Clout with #300
Sunday, September 4th, 1994: The New York Legends defeated the Portland Axemen 10-5 yesterday in a game that featured Gioacchino Catanzara's 300th career home run.

In the clubhouse, the Legends center fielder spoke about the milestone achievement. "To be honest, I don't even remember my first home run," he said. "But this one I don't think I'll forget. Who knows if I'll hit another hundred, or fifty, or even ten?"

On his historic day, Catanzara banged out 1 hit in 2 at-bats and scored 1 run with 2 RBI.

Catanzara has a career .318 batting average and .368 on-base percentage. He has recorded 2240 hits with 458 doubles, 66 triples, 300 homers, 1233 RBIs and scored 1225 runs since coming into the league.

[Alan T]

Saldaña Tosses Shutout for Cleveland
Saturday, September 10th, 1994: Alfredo Saldaña of the Cleveland Naps was on top of his game today. He tantalized the Portland Axemen with crisp curves and changeups, mixed in with just enough fastballs to keep the batters honest and came away with a 36-0 shutout.

In the postgame comments, the Portland skipper said, "He had the changeup working. You knew it was coming and you still grounded out -- and then he threw it even slower."

The Cleveland hurler had 11 strikeouts, gave up 1 walk and surrendered 2 hits in his complete-game effort.

Saldaña told reporters after the game, "To be successful in this league, you have to keep the ball down. If you don't, they'll make you pay."

This season-to-date Saldaña has 11 wins and 6 losses and a 3.56 ERA.

[Alan T]

36 to nothing... Cleveland must have gone for a 2 point conversion after one of their touchdowns I guess.

[Alan T]

September 12th, 1994:

Continental League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Washington Freedom 86 56 .606 - 85-57 1 46-28 40-28 7-4 17-15 18 W1 5-5 Havana Banana Sluggers 84 59 .587 2.5 80-63 4 43-26 41-33 5-9 25-16 W1 5-5 Indianapolis Clowns 83 60 .580 3.5 83-60 0 42-29 41-31 8-4 16-11 L1 7-3 Balzac Ticklers 77 66 .538 9.5 78-65 -1 43-32 34-34 7-7 19-17 L3 6-4 Boston Resettlers 72 71 .503 14.5 62-81 10 41-34 31-37 11-5 31-22 W3 6-4 Chicago Cardinals 67 75 .472 19.0 70-72 -3 31-36 36-39 5-4 15-18 W3 5-5 Mexico City Aztecs 56 86 .394 30.0 61-81 -5 27-41 29-45 4-11 19-22 L5 2-8 Stafford Terriers 45 97 .317 41.0 53-89 -8 26-45 19-52 5-8 11-32 L1 3-7

Republic League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Virginia Beach Surf 90 52 .634 - 96-46 -6 42-26 48-26 6-5 20-18 10 W2 8-2 Spring Lions 80 63 .559 10.5 82-61 -2 44-31 36-32 7-3 19-22 L2 6-4 Ann Arbor Wolverines 78 65 .545 12.5 79-64 -1 43-32 35-33 7-4 24-15 W2 8-2 Cumberland Defenders 77 66 .538 13.5 76-67 1 41-30 36-36 4-6 18-24 L1 3-7 Portland Axemen 71 72 .497 19.5 73-70 -2 31-38 40-34 4-6 22-16 L2 4-6 Cleveland Naps 70 72 .493 20.0 71-71 -1 37-34 33-38 5-5 25-24 W2 5-5 New York Legends 68 74 .479 22.0 73-69 -5 37-30 31-44 3-3 18-17 L2 3-7 Maricopa Rattlers 36 106 .254 54.0 32-110 4 19-55 17-51 0-4 13-23 W1 3-7

Washington has a magic number of 17
Havana has a magic number of 19


Virginia Beach has a magic number of 8
Spring has a magic number of 18

[Alan T]

Maricopa's Navarro Hammers #400
Thursday, September 15th, 1994: "I wasn't trying to hit a homer. I just wanted to make contact."
That's what Alfonso Navarro told reporters after he made baseball history today at Legends Ballpark. The prolific slugger belted home run #400 in the Maricopa Rattlers 4-1 victory over the New York Legends.

The standout shortstop collected 2 hits in 4 at-bats with 2 runs batted in and 2 runs scored.

"I guess this puts me in baseball's elite," said Navarro. "I don't feel any different. I probably should, but I don't. Still, it is a nice achievement. I did get a little excited, didn't I?"

Navarro is hitting .269 during his 1925-game career. He has 1840 hits, 217 doubles, 31 triples, 400 home runs, 1323 RBIs, 157 stolen bases and 1268 runs scored.

[Alan T]

#400 for Dunbar
Sunday, September 18th, 1994: Shawn Dunbar circled the bases and raised his arm in triumph. He had finally hit his 400th home run. It was a homer for a lot of people: himself; his teammates past and present; his former managers and coaches; and especially his family, who sat near the plate cheering his every at-bat during the past few games.

Dunbar spoke with BNN and said, "I knew number 400 would come sooner or later. I had to keep reminding myself, 'Relax, relax, just let it happen, let it happen.' And it finally did."

His milestone homer came in the Ann Arbor Wolverines 7-4 win over the Maricopa Rattlers. Dunbar went 1 for 4 in the game, scored 1 run, and batted in 1.

Dunbar has played in 1763 games with a .303 career batting average and 2038 hits. He also has scored 1218 runs and driven in 1431 runs with 400 home runs.

[Alan T]

September 19th, 1994:

Continental League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Washington Freedom 88 61 .591 - 87-62 1 47-30 41-31 7-4 17-17 13 L2 3-7 Havana Banana Sluggers 88 62 .587 .5 85-65 3 43-26 45-36 5-11 25-18 L2 5-5 Indianapolis Clowns 85 65 .567 3.5 87-63 -2 44-34 41-31 8-4 16-14 L2 4-6 Balzac Ticklers 82 68 .547 6.5 81-69 1 43-32 39-36 7-7 21-17 W2 5-5 Boston Resettlers 74 75 .497 14.0 66-83 8 43-38 31-37 12-5 32-23 W2 5-5 Chicago Cardinals 72 77 .483 16.0 73-76 -1 34-37 38-40 5-4 18-18 W2 8-2 Mexico City Aztecs 61 88 .409 27.0 64-85 -3 32-43 29-45 6-11 21-22 W2 5-5 Stafford Terriers 47 101 .318 40.5 55-93 -8 26-45 21-56 5-9 12-33 L2 5-5

Republic League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Virginia Beach Surf 92 57 .617 - 98-51 -6 44-31 48-26 6-6 21-20 7 L1 4-6 Spring Lions 85 64 .570 7.0 88-61 -3 49-32 36-32 7-3 19-22 W3 6-4 Ann Arbor Wolverines 84 66 .560 8.5 84-66 0 43-32 41-34 7-4 26-15 W6 8-2 Cumberland Defenders 78 72 .520 14.5 77-73 1 42-36 36-36 4-6 18-26 L6 3-7 Portland Axemen 75 75 .500 17.5 77-73 -2 31-38 44-37 4-6 23-17 W1 5-5 New York Legends 73 76 .490 19.0 78-71 -5 39-32 34-44 3-3 19-18 W3 6-4 Cleveland Naps 72 76 .486 19.5 73-75 -1 37-34 35-42 6-5 26-24 L3 4-6 Maricopa Rattlers 38 111 .255 54.0 34-115 4 19-58 19-53 0-4 14-24 L3 3-7

Washington has a magic number of 10
Havana has a magic number of 10


Virginia Beach has a magic number of 5
Spring has a magic number of 12

[Alan T]

September 26th, 1994:

Continental League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Washington Freedom 93 63 .596 - 91-65 2 51-30 42-33 7-4 20-18 5 W1 6-4 Havana Banana Sluggers 91 65 .583 2.0 88-68 3 46-29 45-36 5-11 26-18 L1 4-6 Indianapolis Clowns 89 67 .571 4.0 92-64 -3 46-35 43-32 8-4 16-15 W1 6-4 Balzac Ticklers 84 72 .538 9.0 84-72 0 43-32 41-40 7-7 21-19 L3 4-6 Boston Resettlers 78 77 .503 14.5 69-86 9 43-38 35-39 12-5 33-23 W3 6-4 Chicago Cardinals 73 83 .468 20.0 76-80 -3 35-43 38-40 5-4 18-19 L4 3-7 Mexico City Aztecs 64 92 .410 29.0 68-88 -4 35-43 29-49 6-11 23-25 W3 5-5 Stafford Terriers 51 104 .329 41.5 57-98 -6 27-47 24-57 5-9 13-33 L1 5-5

Republic League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Virginia Beach Surf 97 59 .622 - 104-52 -7 46-32 51-27 6-6 22-20 Clinched W2 6-4 Spring Lions 89 66 .574 7.5 92-63 -3 49-32 40-34 7-3 21-22 W1 7-3 Ann Arbor Wolverines 88 68 .564 9.0 88-68 0 43-32 45-36 9-4 27-16 L2 8-2 Cumberland Defenders 80 76 .513 17.0 79-77 1 43-38 37-38 4-6 18-28 W1 2-8 New York Legends 77 79 .494 20.0 81-75 -4 43-35 34-44 4-4 20-20 L1 7-3 Portland Axemen 77 79 .494 20.0 80-76 -3 33-42 44-37 4-8 23-18 L1 5-5 Cleveland Naps 75 80 .484 21.5 76-79 -1 39-35 36-45 7-6 28-25 L1 3-7 Maricopa Rattlers 40 116 .256 57.0 36-120 4 20-61 20-55 0-4 14-24 W1 2-8

Washington has a magic number of 3
Havana has a magic number of 5


Virginia Beach has clinched both a playoff spot and homefield advantage in the RLCS.


Spring has a magic number of 6

[ShoelessJ03]

Originally Posted by Alan T

36 to nothing... Cleveland must have gone for a 2 point conversion after one of their touchdowns I guess.

Good stuff.

[Alan T]

9/26:


Havana 8, Indianapolis 2
Stafford 6, Washington 3

Washington 93-64 (m# 2 / m# 5 for homefield)
Havana 92-65 (1 GB / m# 3)
Indianapolis 89-68 (4 GB)


Spring 14, Ann Arbor 5


Virginia Beach 97-59 (clinched)
Spring 90-66 (m# 4)
Ann Arbor 88-69 (2.5 GB)

[Alan T]

9/27:

Indianapolis 5, Havana 3
Washington 21, Stafford 4

Washington 94-64 (m# 1 / m# 3 for homefield)
Havana 92-66 (2 GB / m# 3)
Indianapolis 90-68 (4 GB)


Spring 5, Ann Arbor 3 (10 innings)


Virginia Beach 98-59 (clinched)
Spring 91-66 (m# 2)
Ann Arbor 88-70 (3.5 GB)

[Alan T]

9/28:


Indianapolis 16, Havana 9
Stafford 11, Washington 1

Washington 94-65 (M# 1 / m# 2 for homefield)
Havana 92-67 (2 GB / m# 3)
Indianapolis 91-68 (3 GB)


Spring 10, Ann Arbor 4


Spring clinches the second RL playoff spot with their win over Ann Arbor!

[Alan T]

Washington plays their final three games @ Balzac
Havana has their final three home vs Mexico City
Indianapolis travels to Chicago for their final three

[Alan T]

No playoff impacting games on 9/29

[Alan T]

9/30:

Havana 9, Mexico City 7 (10 innings)
Indianapolis 3, Chicago 2
Balzac 6, Washington 2


Washington 94-66 (m# 1 / m# 2 for homefield)
Havana 93-67 (1 GB / m# 2)
Indianapolis 92-68 (2 GB)

[Alan T]

10/1:

Havana 2, Mexico City 0
Chicago 6, Indianapolis 4
Balzac 7, Washington 2


With their loss, Indianapolis is eliminated from the playoffs and both Havana and Washington clinch playoff spots!


Final game of the season:

Havana 94-67
Washington 94-67

If both teams end the regular season in a tie, there will be a 1 game playoff to determine which team gets homefield advantage in the CLCS.

[Alan T]

10/2:

Mexico City 6, Havana 3
Washington 6, Balzac 5 (11 innings)


Washington clinches the 1994 CL regular season title!

[Alan T]

Continental League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Washington Freedom 95 67 .586 - 94-68 1 51-30 44-37 8-4 21-18 Clinched W1 4-6 Havana Banana Sluggers 94 68 .580 1.0 91-71 3 49-32 45-36 6-11 26-18 L1 5-5 Indianapolis Clowns 92 70 .568 3.0 95-67 -3 46-35 46-35 8-4 17-15 L2 6-4 Balzac Ticklers 86 76 .531 9.0 87-75 -1 45-36 41-40 7-8 21-20 L1 3-7 Boston Resettlers 82 80 .506 13.0 73-89 9 43-38 39-42 12-6 33-24 L1 7-3 Chicago Cardinals 77 85 .475 18.0 80-82 -3 37-44 40-41 5-4 19-21 W2 4-6 Mexico City Aztecs 66 96 .407 29.0 70-92 -4 36-45 30-51 6-12 24-26 W1 5-5 Stafford Terriers 56 106 .346 39.0 61-101 -5 32-49 24-57 6-9 14-33 W1 6-4

Republic League Standings

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Virginia Beach Surf 99 63 .611 - 106-56 -7 47-34 52-29 6-6 23-21 Clinched W1 4-6 Spring Lions 93 69 .574 6.0 97-65 -4 49-32 44-37 8-4 21-24 L3 6-4 Ann Arbor Wolverines 90 72 .556 9.0 90-72 0 45-36 45-36 9-6 27-16 W1 4-6 Cumberland Defenders 83 79 .512 16.0 83-79 0 43-38 40-41 4-6 19-28 L1 4-6 Cleveland Naps 81 81 .500 18.0 81-81 0 45-36 36-45 8-6 30-25 W3 8-2 New York Legends 81 81 .500 18.0 84-78 -3 45-36 36-45 4-4 20-22 W1 6-4 Portland Axemen 80 82 .494 19.0 82-80 -2 36-45 44-37 4-8 24-18 L1 5-5 Maricopa Rattlers 41 121 .253 58.0 37-125 4 20-61 21-60 1-4 14-24 L1 3-7

[Alan T]

League Leaders AVG T. Esparza - POR .333 2 S. Herrera WAS .332 3 C. González CMB .331 3 G. Rivera CHI .331 5 2 tied with .329	League Leaders HR 2 tied with 50 1 J. Clifton SPG 50 1 H. Mueller NY 50 3 E. Puente IND 49 4 B. Liriano VIR 48	League Leaders RBI E. Puente - IND 161 2 J. Clifton SPG 156 3 W. Tupper VIR 149 4 H. Mueller NY 143 5 2 tied with 142
League Leaders W J. Phillips - HBS 22 2 G. Wilson CMB 18 2 K. Xú CHI 18 4 J. Bernard CMB 16 4 J. Pérez SPG 16	League Leaders ERA G. Wilson - CMB 2.07 2 J. López WAS 3.49 2 R. Polk IND 3.49 2 J. Ortíz CHI 3.49 5 G. Flores VIR 3.57	League Leaders K L. Campbell - POR 286 2 G. Wilson CMB 234 3 P. Sánchez BAL 217 4 J. Duncan CLE 207 5 B. Agámez BOS 204

[MattG]

Go Tony...win that batting crown you old man!

[ShoelessJ03]

Originally Posted by Alan T

10/1:
Chicago 6, Indianapolis 4

With their loss, Indianapolis is eliminated from the playoffs and both Havana and Washington clinch playoff spots!

Sorry Teach!

[Alan T]

The new file is up! Playoffs run tomorrow morning

[Tasan]

I think Clifton set the Spring Team record for HRs. I'll have to double check that. I'm pretty amazed we made it to the playoffs. Congrats to the other playoff folks, hopefully I'll get to see more than one of you this post season ;- )

[TeachEnEspanol]

Originally Posted by ShoelessJ03

Sorry Teach!

For some reason I get the feeling that you're not actually sorry. *grumble grumble*

[TeachEnEspanol]

Nice job Chief, Hyde, cgould, and Tasan! Good luck tomorrow!

[ShoelessJ03]

Originally Posted by TeachEnEspanol

For some reason I get the feeling that you're not actually sorry. *grumble grumble*

I'll admit, you might be right.

But I look at it this way. If I can't actually be in the playoffs, my team can at least play spoiler to others that have high hopes!

On a side note. I think I've figure this team out. We're basically doomed and playing like the true life NFL Cardinals (which obviously this team was modeled after). Only in this realm, we went from London, Canada to Chicago, Illinois.

I think the curse is in the logo.

The rest of the 90's and early 2000's are gonna be rough

Good news is that come 2008, we should be in for a heck of a season... only to be let down in the bottom of the ninth by a solo homerun.

[Tasan]

Originally Posted by TeachEnEspanol

Nice job Chief, Hyde, cgould, and allpro! Good luck tomorrow!

Excuse me????

I know, you couldn't see the standings right through your tears...take comfort in the fact I'll probably have an early exit.

[Montreal_GM]

Well done, playoff participants. Good luck.

[CleBrownsfan]

Crud - I had a long drawn out post about the 36-0 game, this season, and the future of my Naps but my laptop died... oh well

Good jobs to the teams in the playoffs...

As always - thank you to Alan.

[TeachEnEspanol]

Originally Posted by Tasan

Excuse me????

I know, you couldn't see the standings right through your tears...take comfort in the fact I'll probably have an early exit.

Sorry sorry, your team name is just so small and insignificant looking. *EDITED due to Tasan's wounded pride*

(But seriously, good luck!)

[TimGuru]

Teach, despite missing the playoffs, you have done a good job adapting to the X.

My late season slide is not unexpected, I went with 12 P and 13 batters this season and thats a mix that usually fades out on me.

The AI did a nice job with Havana didn't it?

[TeachEnEspanol]

Originally Posted by TimGuru

Teach, despite missing the playoffs, you have done a good job adapting to the X.

My late season slide is not unexpected, I went with 12 P and 13 batters this season and thats a mix that usually fades out on me.

The AI did a nice job with Havana didn't it?

I love the faith you have in me, but AI's got my team too right now. I was stuck in North Carolina for an extra-long weekend and now I'm trying to get my computers back up and running and it's not going well.

[gstelmack]

Originally Posted by TimGuru

My late season slide is not unexpected, I went with 12 P and 13 batters this season and thats a mix that usually fades out on me.

Really? That's my standard mix.

[TimGuru]

I like 11P. And I think I used a utility infielder as my backup catcher.

[Tasan]

I usually go 11p 14f myself as well. Only on rare occasions do I go 12p. I just don't think you get the best using per inning out of the roster that way, unless you have a real weak starting bunch.

[MattG]

Not sure if anyone noticed it but Tony Esparza became the all-time FOOL-X stolen base leader this season...by 1 base.

Since we picked him up in '85 he's stolen 847 bases with the Axemen and been a 5 time All-Star.