1869 (Season 32) Season Thread - Page 2

Young Drachma · 02-14-2013, 11:31 PM

Chicago has a magic number of 6 in the AL East, Winnemucca a M# of 5 in the AL West. Gettysburg has a M# of 6 in the NL East, while the NL West remains up for grabs. Denver and Brooklyn are a distant 6 and 7 games back respectively of the NL Wild Card, it's essentially a race between the two teams in the NL West to determine who might end up with the NL bye or who'll be stuck in the elimination series.

In the AL, Grand Rapids and Memphis are both 3 games out of the wild card lead.

Young Drachma · 02-14-2013, 11:32 PM

STANDINGS AS OF SEPT. 6, 1869

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NATIONWIDE LEAGUE STANDINGS, EASTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Gettysburg Gomers	91	59	.607	-	91-59	0	42-32	49-27	4-11	21-20	2	L1	7-3
Brooklyn Titans		81	70	.536	10½	77-74	4	41-35	40-35	12-5	33-20		W3	6-4
Carolina Kings		74	77	.490	17½	78-73	-4	38-32	36-45	6-7	17-34		L1	7-3
Portland Thorns		60	91	.397	31½	63-88	-3	35-43	25-48	4-11	21-26		W2	6-4
Washington Grays	50	102	.329	42	57-95	-7	27-50	23-52	4-4	16-25		L6	2-8

NATIONWIDE LEAGUE STANDINGS, WESTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Los Angeles Villains	91	60	.603	-	84-67	7	47-29	44-31	10-3	29-11	8	W4	6-4
Columbus Crusaders	88	64	.579	3½	86-66	2	41-34	47-30	7-8	22-20		W2	5-5
Denver Crows		81	70	.536	10	75-76	6	36-39	45-31	4-5	24-18		L1	5-5
Lake Tahoe Syndicate	76	74	.507	14½	81-69	-5	41-40	35-34	10-7	23-27		W1	4-6
Wyoming Plowboys	63	88	.417	28	64-87	-1	32-41	31-47	5-5	16-21		L3	2-8

NATIONWIDE LEAGUE WILD CARD
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Columbus Crusaders	88	64	.579	-	86-66	2	41-34	47-30	7-8	22-20	5	W2	5-5
Denver Crows		81	70	.536	6½	75-76	6	36-39	45-31	4-5	24-18		L1	5-5
Brooklyn Titans		81	70	.536	6½	77-74	4	41-35	40-35	12-5	33-20		W3	6-4
Lake Tahoe Syndicate	76	74	.507	11	81-69	-5	41-40	35-34	10-7	23-27		W1	4-6
Carolina Kings		74	77	.490	13½	78-73	-4	38-32	36-45	6-7	17-34		L1	7-3
Wyoming Plowboys	63	88	.417	24½	64-87	-1	32-41	31-47	5-5	16-21		L3	2-8
Portland Thorns		60	91	.397	27½	63-88	-3	35-43	25-48	4-11	21-26		W2	6-4
Washington Grays	50	102	.329	38	57-95	-7	27-50	23-52	4-4	16-25		L6	2-8

ASSOCIATED LEAGUE STANDINGS, EASTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Chicago Hornets		86	64	.573	-	84-66	2	45-29	41-35	7-4	25-16	3	W1	5-5
Memphis Smokers		77	74	.510	9½	80-71	-3	33-43	44-31	3-6	22-20		L1	4-6
New York Skyliners	68	83	.450	18½	67-84	1	31-47	37-36	8-6	16-18		W4	8-2
Cuyahoga Spiders	68	83	.450	18½	69-82	-1	31-39	37-44	5-5	21-15		W1	6-4
Cleveland Laborers	68	84	.447	19	72-80	-4	37-40	31-44	3-6	13-24		L2	4-6

ASSOCIATED LEAGUE STANDINGS, WESTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Winnemucca Lake Monsters90	61	.596	-	91-60	-1	43-33	47-28	5-9	22-15	2	L3	5-5
St. Louis Aviators	80	71	.530	10	77-74	3	40-35	40-36	7-5	18-21		W1	3-7
Grand Rapids Robins	77	75	.507	13½	77-75	0	37-38	40-37	4-4	20-24		W1	4-6
Rio Grande Rough Riders	73	77	.487	16½	69-81	4	37-44	36-33	5-5	22-23		L1	5-5
Las Vegas Aces		68	83	.450	22	69-82	-1	30-43	38-40	5-2	13-16		L1	6-4

ASSOCIATED LEAGUE WILD CARD
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
St. Louis Aviators	80	71	.530	-	77-74	3	40-35	40-36	7-5	18-21	9	W1	3-7
Memphis Smokers		77	74	.510	3	80-71	-3	33-43	44-31	3-6	22-20		L1	4-6
Grand Rapids Robins	77	75	.507	3½	77-75	0	37-38	40-37	4-4	20-24		W1	4-6
Rio Grande Rough Riders	73	77	.487	6½	69-81	4	37-44	36-33	5-5	22-23		L1	5-5
New York Skyliners	68	83	.450	12	67-84	1	31-47	37-36	8-6	16-18		W4	8-2
Las Vegas Aces		68	83	.450	12	69-82	-1	30-43	38-40	5-2	13-16		L1	6-4
Cuyahoga Spiders	68	83	.450	12	69-82	-1	31-39	37-44	5-5	21-15		W1	6-4
Cleveland Laborers	68	84	.447	12½	72-80	-4	37-40	31-44	3-6	13-24		L2	4-6

Young Drachma · 02-14-2013, 11:36 PM

So with 5 days left in the regular season, there's just not a lot of drama to be found in the '69 season as opposed to the past few years where it's gone down to the wire.

STANDINGS AS OF SEPT. 13, 1869

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NATIONWIDE LEAGUE STANDINGS, EASTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Gettysburg Gomers	93	64	.592	-	93-64	0	43-36	50-28	4-12	21-22	Clinched	L2	4-6
Brooklyn Titans		83	74	.529	10	80-77	3	43-38	40-36	12-6	33-22		L3	5-5
Carolina Kings		77	80	.490	16	82-75	-5	41-35	36-45	8-9	19-36		W1	5-5
Portland Thorns		64	93	.408	29	66-91	-2	35-43	29-50	4-11	23-26		W4	6-4
Washington Grays	54	104	.342	39½	60-98	-6	28-50	26-54	5-4	18-25		L1	4-6

NATIONWIDE LEAGUE STANDINGS, WESTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Los Angeles Villains	96	62	.608	-	88-70	8	50-31	46-31	11-3	31-11	Clinched	W2	8-2
Columbus Crusaders	91	67	.576	5	90-68	1	42-35	49-32	7-10	22-22		W1	5-5
Denver Crows		83	75	.525	13	77-81	6	38-42	45-33	4-6	24-19		W1	3-7
Lake Tahoe Syndicate	80	77	.510	15½	85-72	-5	41-40	39-37	12-8	24-28		L1	5-5
Wyoming Plowboys	66	91	.420	29½	67-90	-1	33-43	33-48	7-5	18-22		L3	4-6

NATIONWIDE LEAGUE WILD CARD
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Columbus Crusaders	91	67	.576	-	90-68	1	42-35	49-32	7-10	22-22	Clinched	W1	5-5
Brooklyn Titans		83	74	.529	7½	80-77	3	43-38	40-36	12-6	33-22		L3	5-5
Denver Crows		83	75	.525	8	77-81	6	38-42	45-33	4-6	24-19		W1	3-7
Lake Tahoe Syndicate	80	77	.510	10½	85-72	-5	41-40	39-37	12-8	24-28		L1	5-5
Carolina Kings		77	80	.490	13½	82-75	-5	41-35	36-45	8-9	19-36		W1	5-5
Wyoming Plowboys	66	91	.420	24½	67-90	-1	33-43	33-48	7-5	18-22		L3	4-6
Portland Thorns		64	93	.408	26½	66-91	-2	35-43	29-50	4-11	23-26		W4	6-4
Washington Grays	54	104	.342	37	60-98	-6	28-50	26-54	5-4	18-25		L1	4-6

ASSOCIATED LEAGUE STANDINGS, EASTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Chicago Hornets		90	67	.573	-	87-70	3	48-31	42-36	7-4	27-16	Clinched	W2	5-5
Memphis Smokers		80	77	.510	10	82-75	-2	36-45	44-32	3-6	22-20		L1	5-5
Cuyahoga Spiders	71	86	.452	19	72-85	-1	34-42	37-44	5-6	21-16		W3	5-5
Cleveland Laborers	71	87	.449	19½	75-83	-4	38-40	33-47	4-6	15-25		W1	5-5
New York Skyliners	69	88	.439	21	69-88	0	31-47	38-41	8-6	16-21		L4	5-5

ASSOCIATED LEAGUE STANDINGS, WESTERN DIVISION
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
Winnemucca Lake Monsters94	64	.595	-	95-63	-1	46-35	48-29	5-9	22-16	Clinched	L1	4-6
St. Louis Aviators	85	73	.538	9	82-76	3	44-36	41-37	7-5	21-21		L1	7-3
Grand Rapids Robins	80	78	.506	14	80-78	0	39-38	41-40	4-4	21-25		W3	4-6
Rio Grande Rough Riders	75	82	.478	18½	72-85	3	37-44	38-38	5-5	22-26		L5	4-6
Las Vegas Aces		72	85	.459	21½	73-84	-1	32-44	40-41	5-2	15-16		W1	6-4

ASSOCIATED LEAGUE WILD CARD
Team			W	L	PCT	GB	Pyt.Rec	Diff	Home	Away	XInn	1Run	M#	Streak	Last10
St. Louis Aviators	85	73	.538	-	82-76	3	44-36	41-37	7-5	21-21	1	L1	7-3
Memphis Smokers		80	77	.510	4½	82-75	-2	36-45	44-32	3-6	22-20		L1	5-5
Grand Rapids Robins	80	78	.506	5	80-78	0	39-38	41-40	4-4	21-25		W3	4-6
Rio Grande Rough Riders	75	82	.478	9½	72-85	3	37-44	38-38	5-5	22-26		L5	4-6
Las Vegas Aces		72	85	.459	12½	73-84	-1	32-44	40-41	5-2	15-16		W1	6-4
Cuyahoga Spiders	71	86	.452	13½	72-85	-1	34-42	37-44	5-6	21-16		W3	5-5
Cleveland Laborers	71	87	.449	14	75-83	-4	38-40	33-47	4-6	15-25		W1	5-5
New York Skyliners	69	88	.439	15½	69-88	0	31-47	38-41	8-6	16-21		L4	5-5

Young Drachma · 02-14-2013, 11:40 PM

A.J. Hoogland of Columbus becomes the first player in SLOP's 32 year history to hit .400, breaking a 23 year record set by Cesar Espinoza for top batting average at .396

Young Drachma · 02-14-2013, 11:41 PM

FINAL 1869 REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS

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NATIONWIDE LEAGUE STANDINGS
Eastern Division	W	L	PCT	GB
Gettysburg Gomers	97	65	.599	-
Brooklyn Titans		87	75	.537	10.0
Carolina Kings		79	83	.488	18.0
Portland Thorns		66	96	.407	31.0
Washington Grays	54	108	.333	43.0

Western Division	W	L	PCT	GB
Los Angeles Villains	98	64	.605	-
Columbus Crusaders	95	67	.586	3.0
Denver Crows		84	78	.519	14.0
Lake Tahoe Syndicate	82	80	.506	16.0
Wyoming Plowboys	68	94	.420	30.0

ASSOCIATED LEAGUE STANDINGS
Eastern Division	W	L	PCT	GB
Chicago Hornets		93	69	.574	-
Memphis Smokers		81	81	.500	12.0
Cuyahoga Spiders	75	87	.463	18.0
Cleveland Laborers	74	88	.457	19.0
New York Skyliners	71	91	.438	22.0

Western Division	W	L	PCT	GB
Winnemucca Lake Monsters96	66	.593	-
St. Louis Aviators	86	76	.531	10.0
Grand Rapids Robins	82	80	.506	14.0
Rio Grande Rough Riders	78	84	.481	18.0
Las Vegas Aces		74	88	.457	22.0

Young Drachma · 02-14-2013, 11:41 PM

Los Angeles claims the NL bye, Winnemucca the AL's and so the elimination series will feature Gettysburg v. Columbus in the Nationwide League and St. Louis v. Chicago in the Associated League.

Online_Kevin · 02-14-2013, 11:45 PM

For a moment it looked like Grand Rapids might sneak in. That window wasn't really that far open. Looking forward to tinkering with the franchise over the next week.

Congrats to the playoff teams.

Young Drachma · 02-14-2013, 11:54 PM

1870 CAP FIGURES (NON-PLAYOFF TEAMS) [LINK]

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$98,247,646	Wyoming Plowboys
$97,835,500	Denver Crows
$95,662,750	Brooklyn Titans
$97,934,750	Las Vegas Aces
$96,236,386	Cuyahoga Spiders
$100,534,750	Washington Grays
$100,209,068	Lake Tahoe Syndicate
$102,422,500	Rio Grande Rough Riders
$101,915,000	Carolina Kings
$95,744,146	New York Skyliners
$102,930,000	Cleveland Laborers
$102,111,250	Memphis Smokers
$112,677,068	Grand Rapids Robins (1)
$104,789,500	Portland Thorns

(1) Grand Rapids receives New Owner mOtivation Bonus (NOOB) (this year and next year) which is calculated from a % of gate revenue, just like the playoff pool is (though the NOOB % is way lower and only includes 19 teams rather than all 20.)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 12:07 AM

File uploading now. Will alert when it's done.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 12:18 AM

Another regular season in the books, nerds. File is up. We'll be here tomorrow night to crown a new champion. HTML will be up by morning.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 08:50 AM

HTML is up. Playoffs tonight.

Gomer · 02-15-2013, 09:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Young Drachma

Another regular season in the books, nerds. File is up. We'll be here tomorrow night to crown a new champion. HTML will be up by morning.

Gomers are hoping that we don't crown NEW champion tonight!

Gomer · 02-15-2013, 09:08 AM

In other news, Tristan Converse captured his 2nd consecutive pitching triple crown!

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Gomer

Gomers are hoping that we don't crown NEW champion tonight!

Gomers are aiming to become just the 5th team in SLOP history to repeat as champion. The previous repeat champs were Milwaukee ('38-39), Carolina ('51-'52) Brooklyn ('53-'54) and Winnemucca ('56-'58). Apparently the 50s were repeat champion time.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 10:46 AM

LOSERS CUP TIME

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 10:52 AM

Brooklyn and Grand Rapids both get the byes

Gomer · 02-15-2013, 10:54 AM

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Originally Posted by Young Drachma

Brooklyn and Grand Rapids both get the byes

It would be funnier to let the worst records have the byes.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:00 AM

For the newbs, LOSERS CUP is a sometimes simulated playoff for the non-playoff teams. It's for bragging rights. This year we've secured a sponsor, so you'll get a small bonus if you win it.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:04 AM

LOSERS CUP QUARTERFINALS
GAME 1
Denver 8, Washington 4
Wyoming 3, Carolina 2
Memphis 7, New York 2
Cuyahoga 6, Cleveland 3
Las Vegas 11, Rio Grande 4
Lake Tahoe 4, Portland 2

GAME 2
Wyoming 11, Carolina 6
Cuyahoga 5, Cleveland 4
Washington 8, Denver 5
New York 9, Memphis 1
Las Vegas 12, Rio Grande 8
Portland 12, Lake Tahoe 10

GAME 3
Denver 11, Washington 8
New York 6, Memphis 3
Lake Tahoe 8, Portland 3

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:08 AM

LOSERS CUP SEMIFINALS
Brooklyn 4, Wyoming 3 (10 innings)
Cuyahoga 17, Grand Rapids 5
Las Vegas 11, New York 9
Denver 8, Lake Tahoe 5

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:09 AM

LOSERS CUP SEMI-FINALS GAME 2
Wyoming 2, Brooklyn
Cuyahoga 3, Grand Rapids 2
New York 12, Las Vegas 5
Lake Tahoe 4, Denver 1

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:10 AM

LOSERS CUP GAME 3
Wyoming 3, Brooklyn 2 (13 innings)
Lake Tahoe 3, Denver 2
Las Vegas 6, New York 3
Cuyahoga 3, Grand Rapids 2 (CUY wins series 3-0)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:10 AM

LOSERS CUP SEMI-FINALS GAME 4
Lake Tahoe 3, Denver 2 (10 innings)
New York 6, Las Vegas 3
Brooklyn 5, Wyoming 4 (10 innings)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:11 AM

LOSERS CUP SEMI-FINALS GAME 5
Wyoming 5, Brooklyn 4 (WYO wins series 3-2)
New York 10, Las Vegas 4 (NYA wins series 3-2)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:12 AM

LOSERS CUP LEAGUE FINALS GAME 1
Lake Tahoe 3, Wyoming 2
New York 5, Cuyahoga 2

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:17 AM

LOSERS CUP LEAGUE FINALS GAME 2
New York 7, Cuyahoga 4
Wyoming 7, Lake Tahoe 0

GAME 3
Lake Tahoe 7, Wyoming 6
New York 3, Cuyahoga 2 (12 innings)

GAME 4
Lake Tahoe 8, Wyoming 7 (10 innings)
Cuyahoga 6, New York 1

GAME 5
Wyoming 2, Lake Tahoe 1
Cuyahoga 8, New York 6

GAME 6
Lake Tahoe 6, Wyoming 3 (LKT wins series 4-2)
Cuyahoga 3, New York 1

GAME 7
Cuyahoga 12, New York 3 (CUY wins series 4-2)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:18 AM

LOSERS CUP FINALS
GAME 1: Lake Tahoe 9, Cuyahoga 2
GAME 2: Cuyahoga 5, Lake Tahoe 0
GAME 3: Lake Tahoe 5, Cuyahoga 2
GAME 4: Cuyahoga 6, Lake Tahoe 3
GAME 5: Cuyahoga 4, Lake Tahoe 3
GAME 6: Lake Tahoe 6, Cuyahoga 0

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:22 AM

LOSERS CUP FINALS GAME 7:
Cuyahoga 10, Lake Tahoe 8

Box score attached because it was that good a game. Cuyahoga broke an 8-8 tie in the top of the 9th with two runs and the Spiders claim this year's LOSERS Cup.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:27 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gomer

It would be funnier to let the worst records have the byes.

That would be pretty hilarious. If I hadn't started before I saw this, I would've switched it.

CleBrownsfan · 02-15-2013, 12:37 PM

ohhhhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhhhh what's my prize??!!

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 12:38 PM

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Originally Posted by CleBrownsfan

ohhhhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhhhh what's my prize??!!

$907,386

CleBrownsfan · 02-15-2013, 01:04 PM

Sweet - want me to give you my home address or work address??? Big Bills please!!!

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 01:22 PM

After years of tanking, shrewd moves and good drafting, wolvie's Los Angeles Villains are making their 3rd playoff appearance in 4 years, this time claiming their 2nd NL West title and first-ever NL bye. There simply isn't a better offensive team in SLOP. Ron Cowles, Pat Rhodes and Ruben Rivero give the team a potent 3-4-5 order that few can rival.

Eddie Santos has emerged into an ace and C.J. Applegate and Dave Renninger are servicable members of the rotation giving the club the kind of team that could win a short series, especially if the bats are doing what they need to be.

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If there's a weakness, it's below-average pitching against either a Gettysburg or Columbus club that will come equipped with two of the best rotations in SLOP in the LCS.

In the NL Elimination Series, the Columbus Crusaders make their 4th straight playoff appearance against the defending champion Gettysburg Gomers who are making their 7th playoff appearance in eight years, in the pursuit of their 3rd title in franchise history.

These clubs are identical, in that, they both have extremely good pitching. The real difference is whose offense will show up ready to rock. Columbus has so many weapons in guys like NL MVP candidate Jimmy Speegle and .400 hitter A.J. Hoogland, Dave Bohannon and half a dozen others who can contribute on any given night.

But if Columbus has the vice-grip on offense, Gettysburg owns it on pitching. Defending Pitcher of the Year Tristan Converse had another stellar year amidst the offense, Jaime Timberlake, Ian Chapman and Tim Zaets are all elite pitchers in their own right. Not to mention, the G-men have the best bullpen in the NL.

It won't take many runs for the Gomers to secure a lead and for that reason, you have to think the defending champs have the edge in the NLES.

The defending AL champion Lake Monsters of Winnemucca return to the post-season sporting probably AL Rookie of the Year Jonathan Widener who they acquired in last year's SuperDraft, because in the only year they missed the post-season in the past 14 years, the club managed to nab the #2 pick in the draft lottery.

Led by Nate Fields, Cruz Torres and their usual cast of elite pitchers, the Mucks are back in the drivers seat of the AL and look to be the team to beat.

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Meanwhile, in the AL Elimination Series, we have the two-time defending AL East champion Chicago Hornets gunning for their first SLOP title in twenty years with what's likely their most complete roster since those days. Aging Brad Scots appears to have done enough to get his 2nd Pitcher of the Year and Tony Archuleta proves that you shouldn't just look at stars and ratings when evaluating a player, because he went 20-8.

Offensively, the Hornets boast stalwarts including Junior Garza, T.J. Graber, Tommy Murphy and Tom Stressman all of whom had over 100 RBI this year. But the Hornets lack a strong bullpen and the depth St. Louis boasts. But in a short series, it'll come down to who shows up at critical junctures. Meanwhile, St. Louis made several "make or break" blockbusters at the trade deadline acquiring former Spiders ace Diego Carrasco and reacquiring Willie Leon from Vegas, the latter of whom got torched in his St. Louis starts. Still, if this team can find its mojo, the pitching staff is one of SLOP's best, as Tony Llamas and Lusala Chaga are outstanding.

Offensively, D.J. Struchen, Joey Moore and likely AL rookie of the year Tony Monighetti will steer the Aviators plane this post-season. On paper, this team should be better than the 86 wins they notched in the regular season, but given they can't figure out what they want to be. If they can put it together, they'll be a team no one wants to face or they'll flame out quickly. I don't think it'll go either way.

With the consolidation of playoffs, this is probably the most "open" year we've seen with any of the six teams eligible having pretty much the right components to win a championship.

Should be exciting.

Subby · 02-15-2013, 03:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Young Drachma

A.J. Hoogland of Columbus becomes the first player in SLOP's 32 year history to hit .400, breaking a 23 year record set by Cesar Espinoza for top batting average at .396

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Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 03:59 PM

Hahaha....those first years were way worse. The talent was so jacked relative to now.

Gomer · 02-15-2013, 03:59 PM

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TurnerONU22 · 02-15-2013, 09:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Subby

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The crazy thing is that the batting title isn't even his most impressive record. Last year, under typical league offensive production, he posted a .490 OBP, which obliterated the old record of .475 set in 1846.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 09:29 PM

All exports are in except Chicago's...so we'll wait just until the normal deadline to go ahead and do this thing. (Plus, I'm cooking so really...I couldn't start now if I wanted to.)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 10:52 PM

Let's do this.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:02 PM

Did Chicago export before I start?!? I see you down there viewing the thread.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:02 PM

Doesn't appear so. Ok, here goes.

INDalltheway · 02-15-2013, 11:04 PM

Sorry guys - crazy week interviewing for a new job and working the current one!

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:06 PM

No worries. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't going ahead of ya.

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:07 PM

ELIMINATION SERIES GAME 1

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:07 PM

AL: St. Louis 10, Chicago 5 (10 innings)
NL: Gettysburg 2, Columbus 0

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:10 PM

GAME 2: St. Louis 10, Chicago 3
Gettysburg 9, Columbus 2

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:10 PM

GAME 3: St. Louis 6, Chicago 1
Gettysburg 4, Columbus 2

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:11 PM

GAME 4: St. Louis 9, Chicago 3 (STL wins series 4-0)
Columbus 9, Gettysburg 7 (10 innings) (GET leads series 3-1)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:12 PM

GAME 5: Gettysburg 5, Columbus 1 (10 innings) (GET wins series 4-1)

Young Drachma · 02-15-2013, 11:12 PM

NLCS: Gettysburg v. Los Angeles
ALCS: St. Louis v. Winnemucca

02-14-2013, 11:45 PM	#57
Online_Kevin n00b Join Date: Jan 2013	For a moment it looked like Grand Rapids might sneak in. That window wasn't really that far open. Looking forward to tinkering with the franchise over the next week. Congrats to the playoff teams. __________________ FOOL - Tokyo Catfish FOOLX - Chicago Hitmen SLOP - Grand Rapids Robins

02-14-2013, 11:54 PM	#58
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	1870 CAP FIGURES (NON-PLAYOFF TEAMS) [LINK] Code: $98,247,646 Wyoming Plowboys $97,835,500 Denver Crows $95,662,750 Brooklyn Titans $97,934,750 Las Vegas Aces $96,236,386 Cuyahoga Spiders $100,534,750 Washington Grays $100,209,068 Lake Tahoe Syndicate $102,422,500 Rio Grande Rough Riders $101,915,000 Carolina Kings $95,744,146 New York Skyliners $102,930,000 Cleveland Laborers $102,111,250 Memphis Smokers $112,677,068 Grand Rapids Robins (1) $104,789,500 Portland Thorns (1) Grand Rapids receives New Owner mOtivation Bonus (NOOB) (this year and next year) which is calculated from a % of gate revenue, just like the playoff pool is (though the NOOB % is way lower and only includes 19 teams rather than all 20.) Last edited by Young Drachma : 02-15-2013 at 11:29 AM. Reason: LOSERS CUP money

02-15-2013, 12:18 AM	#60
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	Another regular season in the books, nerds. File is up. We'll be here tomorrow night to crown a new champion. HTML will be up by morning. __________________ Current Dynasty:The Zenith of Professional Basketball Careers (FBPB/FBCB) FBCB / FPB3 Mods

02-15-2013, 09:08 AM	#63
Gomer H.S. Freshman Team Join Date: Jul 2012 Location: Central PA	In other news, Tristan Converse captured his 2nd consecutive pitching triple crown! __________________ Gettysburg Gomers SLOP Sunset Series Champions: 1863, 1868, 1869, 1873 SLOP NL Manager of the Year : 1860, 1863, 1865, 1867, 1868, 1872 F*CK SUBBY

02-15-2013, 12:37 PM	#80
CleBrownsfan Pro Rookie Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: C-Town	ohhhhhhhhhhh ohhhhhhhhhhh what's my prize??!! __________________ *XBox Gamertag:* Pronk32 FOOL-X - Cleveland Naps FOOL - Cleveland Cyclones SLOP - Cuyahoga Spiders

02-14-2013, 11:40 PM	#54
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	A.J. Hoogland of Columbus becomes the first player in SLOP's 32 year history to hit .400, breaking a 23 year record set by Cesar Espinoza for top batting average at .396

02-14-2013, 11:41 PM	#56
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	Los Angeles claims the NL bye, Winnemucca the AL's and so the elimination series will feature Gettysburg v. Columbus in the Nationwide League and St. Louis v. Chicago in the Associated League.

02-15-2013, 12:07 AM	#59
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	File uploading now. Will alert when it's done.

02-15-2013, 08:50 AM	#61
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	HTML is up. Playoffs tonight.

02-15-2013, 10:46 AM	#65
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP TIME

02-15-2013, 10:52 AM	#66
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	Brooklyn and Grand Rapids both get the byes

02-15-2013, 11:00 AM	#68
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	For the newbs, LOSERS CUP is a sometimes simulated playoff for the non-playoff teams. It's for bragging rights. This year we've secured a sponsor, so you'll get a small bonus if you win it.

02-15-2013, 11:04 AM	#69
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP QUARTERFINALS GAME 1 Denver 8, Washington 4 Wyoming 3, Carolina 2 Memphis 7, New York 2 Cuyahoga 6, Cleveland 3 Las Vegas 11, Rio Grande 4 Lake Tahoe 4, Portland 2 GAME 2 Wyoming 11, Carolina 6 Cuyahoga 5, Cleveland 4 Washington 8, Denver 5 New York 9, Memphis 1 Las Vegas 12, Rio Grande 8 Portland 12, Lake Tahoe 10 GAME 3 Denver 11, Washington 8 New York 6, Memphis 3 Lake Tahoe 8, Portland 3

02-15-2013, 11:08 AM	#70
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP SEMIFINALS Brooklyn 4, Wyoming 3 (10 innings) Cuyahoga 17, Grand Rapids 5 Las Vegas 11, New York 9 Denver 8, Lake Tahoe 5

02-15-2013, 11:09 AM	#71
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP SEMI-FINALS GAME 2 Wyoming 2, Brooklyn Cuyahoga 3, Grand Rapids 2 New York 12, Las Vegas 5 Lake Tahoe 4, Denver 1

02-15-2013, 11:10 AM	#72
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP GAME 3 Wyoming 3, Brooklyn 2 (13 innings) Lake Tahoe 3, Denver 2 Las Vegas 6, New York 3 Cuyahoga 3, Grand Rapids 2 (CUY wins series 3-0)

02-15-2013, 11:11 AM	#74
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP SEMI-FINALS GAME 5 Wyoming 5, Brooklyn 4 (WYO wins series 3-2) New York 10, Las Vegas 4 (NYA wins series 3-2)

02-15-2013, 11:12 AM	#75
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP LEAGUE FINALS GAME 1 Lake Tahoe 3, Wyoming 2 New York 5, Cuyahoga 2

02-15-2013, 11:17 AM	#76
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP LEAGUE FINALS GAME 2 New York 7, Cuyahoga 4 Wyoming 7, Lake Tahoe 0 GAME 3 Lake Tahoe 7, Wyoming 6 New York 3, Cuyahoga 2 (12 innings) GAME 4 Lake Tahoe 8, Wyoming 7 (10 innings) Cuyahoga 6, New York 1 GAME 5 Wyoming 2, Lake Tahoe 1 Cuyahoga 8, New York 6 GAME 6 Lake Tahoe 6, Wyoming 3 (LKT wins series 4-2) Cuyahoga 3, New York 1 GAME 7 Cuyahoga 12, New York 3 (CUY wins series 4-2)

02-15-2013, 11:18 AM	#77
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	LOSERS CUP FINALS GAME 1: Lake Tahoe 9, Cuyahoga 2 GAME 2: Cuyahoga 5, Lake Tahoe 0 GAME 3: Lake Tahoe 5, Cuyahoga 2 GAME 4: Cuyahoga 6, Lake Tahoe 3 GAME 5: Cuyahoga 4, Lake Tahoe 3 GAME 6: Lake Tahoe 6, Cuyahoga 0

02-15-2013, 01:04 PM	#82
CleBrownsfan Pro Rookie Join Date: Jul 2001 Location: C-Town	Sweet - want me to give you my home address or work address??? Big Bills please!!! __________________ *XBox Gamertag:* Pronk32 FOOL-X - Cleveland Naps FOOL - Cleveland Cyclones SLOP - Cuyahoga Spiders

02-15-2013, 01:22 PM	#83
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	PLAYOFF PREVIEW After years of tanking, shrewd moves and good drafting, wolvie's Los Angeles Villains are making their 3rd playoff appearance in 4 years, this time claiming their 2nd NL West title and first-ever NL bye. There simply isn't a better offensive team in SLOP. Ron Cowles, Pat Rhodes and Ruben Rivero give the team a potent 3-4-5 order that few can rival. Eddie Santos has emerged into an ace and C.J. Applegate and Dave Renninger are servicable members of the rotation giving the club the kind of team that could win a short series, especially if the bats are doing what they need to be. vs. If there's a weakness, it's below-average pitching against either a Gettysburg or Columbus club that will come equipped with two of the best rotations in SLOP in the LCS. In the NL Elimination Series, the Columbus Crusaders make their 4th straight playoff appearance against the defending champion Gettysburg Gomers who are making their 7th playoff appearance in eight years, in the pursuit of their 3rd title in franchise history. These clubs are identical, in that, they both have extremely good pitching. The real difference is whose offense will show up ready to rock. Columbus has so many weapons in guys like NL MVP candidate Jimmy Speegle and .400 hitter A.J. Hoogland, Dave Bohannon and half a dozen others who can contribute on any given night. But if Columbus has the vice-grip on offense, Gettysburg owns it on pitching. Defending Pitcher of the Year Tristan Converse had another stellar year amidst the offense, Jaime Timberlake, Ian Chapman and Tim Zaets are all elite pitchers in their own right. Not to mention, the G-men have the best bullpen in the NL. It won't take many runs for the Gomers to secure a lead and for that reason, you have to think the defending champs have the edge in the NLES. The defending AL champion Lake Monsters of Winnemucca return to the post-season sporting probably AL Rookie of the Year Jonathan Widener who they acquired in last year's SuperDraft, because in the only year they missed the post-season in the past 14 years, the club managed to nab the #2 pick in the draft lottery. Led by Nate Fields, Cruz Torres and their usual cast of elite pitchers, the Mucks are back in the drivers seat of the AL and look to be the team to beat. vs. Meanwhile, in the AL Elimination Series, we have the two-time defending AL East champion Chicago Hornets gunning for their first SLOP title in twenty years with what's likely their most complete roster since those days. Aging Brad Scots appears to have done enough to get his 2nd Pitcher of the Year and Tony Archuleta proves that you shouldn't just look at stars and ratings when evaluating a player, because he went 20-8. Offensively, the Hornets boast stalwarts including Junior Garza, T.J. Graber, Tommy Murphy and Tom Stressman all of whom had over 100 RBI this year. But the Hornets lack a strong bullpen and the depth St. Louis boasts. But in a short series, it'll come down to who shows up at critical junctures. Meanwhile, St. Louis made several "make or break" blockbusters at the trade deadline acquiring former Spiders ace Diego Carrasco and reacquiring Willie Leon from Vegas, the latter of whom got torched in his St. Louis starts. Still, if this team can find its mojo, the pitching staff is one of SLOP's best, as Tony Llamas and Lusala Chaga are outstanding. Offensively, D.J. Struchen, Joey Moore and likely AL rookie of the year Tony Monighetti will steer the Aviators plane this post-season. On paper, this team should be better than the 86 wins they notched in the regular season, but given they can't figure out what they want to be. If they can put it together, they'll be a team no one wants to face or they'll flame out quickly. I don't think it'll go either way. With the consolidation of playoffs, this is probably the most "open" year we've seen with any of the six teams eligible having pretty much the right components to win a championship. Should be exciting. Last edited by Young Drachma : 02-15-2013 at 01:23 PM.

02-15-2013, 03:59 PM	#85
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	Hahaha....those first years were way worse. The talent was so jacked relative to now.

02-15-2013, 09:29 PM	#88
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	All exports are in except Chicago's...so we'll wait just until the normal deadline to go ahead and do this thing. (Plus, I'm cooking so really...I couldn't start now if I wanted to.)

02-15-2013, 10:52 PM	#89
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	Let's do this.

02-15-2013, 11:02 PM	#90
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	Did Chicago export before I start?!? I see you down there viewing the thread.

02-15-2013, 11:04 PM	#92
INDalltheway College Benchwarmer Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Chicago	Sorry guys - crazy week interviewing for a new job and working the current one!

02-15-2013, 11:06 PM	#93
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	No worries. Just wanted to make sure I wasn't going ahead of ya.

02-15-2013, 11:07 PM	#94
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	ELIMINATION SERIES GAME 1

02-15-2013, 11:10 PM	#96
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	GAME 2: St. Louis 10, Chicago 3 Gettysburg 9, Columbus 2

02-15-2013, 11:11 PM	#98
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	GAME 4: St. Louis 9, Chicago 3 (STL wins series 4-0) Columbus 9, Gettysburg 7 (10 innings) (GET leads series 3-1)

02-15-2013, 11:12 PM	#99
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	GAME 5: Gettysburg 5, Columbus 1 (10 innings) (GET wins series 4-1)

02-15-2013, 11:12 PM	#100
Young Drachma Dark Cloud Join Date: Apr 2001	NLCS: Gettysburg v. Los Angeles ALCS: St. Louis v. Winnemucca

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