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	This look at the history of the St. Louis Cardinals and Major League Baseball will start in 1901. The next few posts will be record book kinds of posts that will be updated as the years go by in the game. The action will start with a 1901 season preview for the Cardinals. In this game I will be acting as the general manager of the Cardinals. The amateur draft will be turned off so that players will start where they began their rookie season in the MLB in the right year.

St. Louis Cardinals History

1901: 75-65, 2nd in National League
1902: 84-56, Won the World Series (1)
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World Series Championships
1902

National League Championships
1902

Most Valuable Player Awards

Top Pitcher Awards

Rookie of the Year Awards
1902: SP Bob Wicker: 24-11, 2.16 ERA, 148 K

Triple Crown Winners

No-Hitters Thrown

Retired Numbers

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All-Time Cardinals Hits Leaders
1. Charlie Comiskey: 1198
2. Tip O’Neill: 1092
3. Arlie Latham: 982
4. Tommy Dowd: 788
5. Bill Gleason: 781
Single Season Record: Tip O’Neill: 225 (1887)

All-Time Cardinals Home Run Leaders
1. Tip O’Neill: 47
2. Roger Connor: 27
3. Charlie Comiskey: 26
4. Jesse Burkett: 22
5. Bobby Wallace: 20
Single Season Record: Charlie Duffee: 16 (1889)

All-Time Cardinals RBI Leaders
1. Charlie Comiskey: 694
2. Tip O’Neill: 625
3. Bobby Wallace: 304
4. Yank Robinson: 303
5. Emmet Heidrick: 301
Single Season Record: Tip O’Neill: 123 (1887)

All-Time Cardinals Steals Leaders
1. Arlie Latham: 369
2. Charlie Comiskey: 336
3. Tommy McCarthy: 270
4. Yank Robinson: 221
5. Tommy Dowd: 187
Single Season Record: Arlie Latham: 129 (1887)

All-Time Cardinals Wins Leaders
1. Dave Foutz: 114
2. Silver King: 111
3. Bob Caruthers: 108
4. Ted Breitenstein: 94
5. Jumbo McGinnis: 88
Single Season Record: Silver King: 45 (1888)

All-Time Cardinals Strikeout Leaders
1. Jack Stivetts: 691
2. Ted Breitenstein: 626
3. Dave Foutz: 619
4. Silver King: 574
5. Bob Caruthers: 509
Single Season Record: Jack Stivetts: 289 (1890)

All-Time Cardinals Saves Leaders
1. Ted Breitenstein: 3
2. Jack Harper: 3
3. Willie Sudhoff: 3
4. Silver King: 2
5. Jack Stivetts: 2
Single Season Record: Jack Harper: 3 (1902)

SHaynes23 · 06-08-2011, 04:52 PM

Major League Baseball History

1901: Boston Americans (1) d. Pittsburgh Pirates
1902: St. Louis Cardinals (1) d. Philadelphia Athletics
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World Series Championships
1. Boston Americans: 1
1. St. Louis Cardinals: 1

Multiple Most Valuable Player Awards
1. Nap Lajoie: 2
1. Ed Delahanty: 2

Multiple Top Pitcher Awards

Triple Crown Winners
1901 NL Pitching: Rube Waddell, Pittsburgh Pirates (1)

No-Hitters Thrown

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All-Time Hits Leaders
1. Cap Anson: 3418
2. Jim O’Rourke: 2642
3. George Van Haltren: 2602
4. Ed Delahnaty: 2564
5. Roger Connor: 2467
Single Season Record: Jesse Burkett: 240 (1896)

All-Time Home Run Leaders
1. Roger Connor: 138
2. Sam Thompson: 127
3. Harry Stovey: 122
4. Hugh Duffy: 110
5. Mike Tiernan: 106
Single Season Record: Ned Williamson: 27 (1884)

All-Time RBI Leaders
1. Cap Anson: 2076
2. Ed Delahanty: 1422
3. Hugh Duffy: 1360
4. Jake Beckley: 1325
5. Roger Connor: 1322
Single Season Record: Sam Thompson: 166 (1887)

All-Time Steals Leaders
1. Billy Hamilton: 913
2. Arlie Hatham: 738
3. Tom Brown: 657
4. Hugh Duffy: 591
5. George Van Haltren: 588
Single Season Record: Hugh Nicol: 138 (1887)

All-Time Wins Leaders
1. Pud Galvin: 364
2. Kid Nichols: 347
3. Tim Keefe: 342
4. Cy Young: 329
5. John Clarkson: 328
Single Season Record: Charley Radbourn: 59 (1884)

All-Time Strikeout Leaders
1. Tim Keefe: 2562
2. John Clarkson: 1978
3. Amos Rusie: 1940
4. Mickey Welch: 1850
5. Charley Radbourn: 1830
Single Season Record: Matt Kilroy: 513 (1886)

All-Time Saves Leaders
1. Kid Nichols: 17
2. Tony Mullane: 15
3. Jack Manning: 13
4. Brickyard Kennedy: 12
5. Al Spalding: 11
Single Season Record: Al Spalding: 8 (1875)

SHaynes23 · 06-08-2011, 04:53 PM

National Baseball Hall of Fame Members

SHaynes23 · 06-08-2011, 04:53 PM

3000 Hit Club
Cap Anson: 3148 (1871-1897)

500 Home Run Club
No Members Yet

300 Wins Club
Pud Galvin: 364 (1875-1892)
Kid Nichols: 347 (1890-)
Tim Keefe: 342 (1880-1893)
Cy Young: 329 (1890-)
John Clarkson: 328 (1882-1894)
Charley Radbourn: 309 (1881-1891)
Mickey Welch: 307 (1880-1892)

SHaynes23 · 06-08-2011, 04:54 PM

St. Louis Cardinals 1901 Preview

Manager: Jeff Blevins (0-0, 0 World Championships)

Cardinals Top Five Players

LF #13 Jesse Burkett: The Cardinals left fielder might be the finest hitter in all of baseball. He owns the record for most hits in a season, and at age 32 he shows no signs of slowing down. He'll be hitting 3rd in the Cardinals lineup and is looking for his 6th 200 hit season in the past 7 years. He starts his 3rd season in St. Louis and said he loves playing in left-handed friendly Robison Field.

CF #24 Emmet Heidrick: The Cardinals cleanup hitter is starting his 3rd season with the team and 4th in the league. He has hit over .300 in all 3 of his years in the league, and in 1899 he broke out with 82 RBI's and 55 SB's. His numbers dropped off as he missed half the season last year, but the 24 year old from Pennsylvania is looking to drive in a ton of runs this year in this very talented Cardinals offense.

SP #24 Jack Powell: Jack "Red" Powell is the ace of the Cardinals staff. The 26 year old righty from Minnesota is starting his 5th year in the league, and in his previous 4 he won over 15 games each season. He seems to have really matured into someone who can handle the team's number one spot, but he has to work on bringing his ERA down from last year when it was 4.44. Baseball is being dominated by pitchers more and more each season, so it's important that Powell bring his A game this season for the Cardinals.

SS #8 Bobby Wallace: Wallace is a firecracker in the Cardinals offense. The 27 year old is known as one of the best defensive players in the game, but he has gone over 100 RBI's twice in his career, and got 99 in another. His average is usually under .300, but in his 5th spot in the order he is expected to drive in runs more than to have a good average. He looks to stop his RBI total from slipping more as it went from 108 to 70 last season.

SP #9 Jack Harper: Harper is a 23 year old starting his 1st season as a full time starter. In his first 2 years in the league he made just 6 starts with an ERA over 4. He is known as a great sinkerball pitcher, which causes his opponents to drive the ball into the ground, where hopefully the Cardinals great defensive infield will take care of the rest. Harper doesn't have a big sample size to work from, but people with the Cardinals say he could have a breakout season.

Starting Rotation
(1900 Stats, with Age and Career Stats in Parenthesis)
1. Jack Powell (26): 17-16, 4.44 ERA, 77 K (78-60, 3.53 ERA, 318 K)
2. Jack Harper (23): 0-1, 12.00 ERA, 0 K (1-5, 4.50 ERA, 14 K)
3. Ed Murphy (24): Did Not Play in 1900 (1-2, 5.10 ERA, 8 K)
4. Mike O'Neill (23): No Career Stats

Closer: Bob Wicker (22): No Career Stats

Lineup
1. RF Patsy Donovan (36): .316, 0 HR, 61 RBI, 45 SB (.303, 15 HR, 570 RBI)
2. 1B Dan McGann (29): .297, 4 HR, 58 RBI, 26 SB (.302, 18 HR, 284 RBI)
3. LF Jesse Burkett (32): .363, 7 HR, 68 RBI, 32 SB (.357, 51 HR, 711 RBI)
4. CF Emmet Heidrick (24): .301, 2 HR, 45 RBI, 22 SB (.317, 4 HR, 135 RBI)
5. SS Bobby Wallace (27): .268, 4 HR, 70 RBI (.284, 24 HR, 417 RBI)
6. 3B Otto Krueger (24): .400, 1 HR, 3 RBI (.304, 1 HR, 5 RBI)
7. 2B Dick Padden (30): Did Not Play in 1900 (.268, 8 HR, 186 RBI)
8. C Pop Schriver (35): .393, 1 HR, 12 RBI (.264, 15 HR, 352 RBI)

Cardinals Breakdown By Overall Rating (Out of 5 Stars)
5 Stars: LF Jesse Burkett
4 Stars: CF Emmet Heidrick, SP Jack Powell, SS Bobby Wallace
3 Stars: SP Jack Harper, SP Ed Murphy, 1B Dan McGann, RF Patsy Donovan, 3B Otto Krueger

Baseball America Top 100 Prospects
1. SP Doc White, 22, Philadelphia Phillies
2. CL Bob Wicker, 22, St. Louis Cardinals
3. SP George Winter, 22, Boston Americans
4. SP Eddie Plank, 25, Philadelphia Athletics
5. SP Mike O'Neill, 23, St. Louis Cardinals
6. SP Earl Moore, 21, Cleveland Blues
7. SP Doc Newton, 23, Cincinnati Reds
8. SP Roy Patterson, 24, Chicago White Sox
9. SP Joe Yeager, 25, Detroit Tigers
10. SP Ed Murphy, 24, St. Louis Cardinals

SHaynes23 · 06-08-2011, 04:55 PM

April 1901

News and Notes From April

Transactions
April 18th: The Cincinnati Reds trade SS Tommy Corcoran (32 years old, .000/0/0) to the Philadelphia Athletics for 2B Dave Foutz (25 years old, .000/0/0)

Injuries
April 19th: Boston Beaneaters SP Vic Willis (1-0/1.23/3) will be out 2-3 weeks with a pulled hamstring.

Career Milestones
April 19th: Cincinnati Reds 1B Jake Beckley (.500/0/0) gets his 2000th career hit at age 33.

Single Game Performances
None This Month

Suspensions
None This Month

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American League Standings
1. Chicago White Sox: 4-2
2. Washington Senators: 3-3 (1 GB)
3. Philadelphia Athletics: 3-3 (1 GB)
4. Milwaukee Brewers: 3-3 (1 GB)
5. Cleveland Blues: 3-3 (1 GB)
6. Boston Americans: 3-3 (1 GB)
7. Baltimore Orioles: 3-3 (1 GB)
8. Detroit Tigers: 2-4 (2 GB)

National League Standings
1. Philadelphia Phillies: 11-0
2. St. Louis Cardinals: 7-4 (4 GB)
3. Pittsburgh Pirates: 6-5 (5 GB)
4. Chicago Orphans: 7-6 (5 GB)
5. Boston Beaneaters: 5-6 (6 GB)
6. Brooklyn Superbas: 4-7 (7 GB)
7. Cincinnati Reds: 4-9 (8 GB)
8. New York Giants: 2-9 (9 GB)

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Cardinals Pitching
1. Jack Powell: 0-3, 5.68 ERA, 7 K
2. Jack Harper: 2-1, 3.38 ERA, 10 K
3. Ed Murphy: 3-0, 3.24 ERA, 5 K
4. Mike O'Neill: 2-0, 1.50 ERA, 8 K

Closer: Bob Wicker: 0-0, 0 SV, 0.00 ERA, 2 K

Cardinals Hitting
1. RF Patsy Donovan: .250, 0 HR, 6 RBI
2. 1B Dan McGann: .283, 0 HR, 3 RBI
3. LF Jesse Burkett: .262, 0 HR, 4 RBI
4. CF Emmet Heidrick: .255, 0 HR, 5 RBI
5. SS Bobby Wallace: .318, 0 HR, 5 RBI
6. 3B Otto Krueger: .154, 0 HR, 4 RBI
7. 2B Dick Padden: .263, 0 HR, 7 RBI
8. C Pop Schriver: .257, 0 HR, 7 RBI

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Player of the Month Awards

No Player of the Month Awards This Month

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Cardinal of the Month

No Player of the Month Awards This Month

MLB League Leaders - Updated: May 1, 1901
Batting Average		BA	Home Runs		HR
	1. Socks Seybold, PHI (A)	.440		1. Shad Berry, BOS (N)	2
	2. Jake Beckley, CIN	.429		2. Elmer Flick, PHI (N)	2
	3. Lave Cross, PHI (A)	.429		3. Danny Green, CHI (N)	2
	4. George Van Haltren, NYG	.426		4. Rube Waddell, PIT	2
	5. Buck Freeman, BOS (A)	.417		5. Jake Beckley, CIN	1
Runs Batted In		RBI	Stolen Bases		SB
	1. Elmer Flick, PHI (N)	14		1. Elmer Flick, PHI (N)	6
	2. Topsy Hartsel, CHI (N)	11		2. Topsy Hartsel, CHI (N)	6
	3. Honus Wagner, PIT	11		3. Jake Beckley, CIN	5
	4. Frank Chance, CHI (N)	10		4. Danny Green, CHI (N)	5
	5. Lave Cross, PHI (A)	8		5. Bill Keister, BAL	5
Wins		W	Earned Run Average		ERA
	1. Tom Hughes, CHI (N)	4		1. Stan Yerkes, BAL	0.00
	2. Bill Duggleby, PHI (N)	3		2. Nixey Callahan, CHI (A)	0.00
	3. Ed Murphy, STL	3		3. Doc White, PHI (N)	0.33
	4. Al Orth, PHI (N)	3		4. Jack Chesbro, PIT	0.50
	5. Rube Waddell, PIT	3		5. Ned Garvin, MIL	0.64
Strikeouts		K	Saves		SV
	1. Doc White, PHI (N)	21		1. Bert Husting, MIL	1
	2. Noodles Hahn, CIN	20		2. Bob Lawson, BOS (N)	1
	3. Tom Hughes, CHI (N)	18		3. Willie Sudhoff, STL	1
	4. Bill Phyle, NYG	17		4. Jack Bracken, CLE	0
	5. Bill Donovan, BRO	16		5. Bill Carrick, WAS	0

SHaynes23 · 06-08-2011, 08:03 PM

May 1901

News and Notes From May

Transactions
None This Month

Injuries
May 29th: St. Louis Cardinals CF Emmet Heidrick (.275/1/23) will be out 2 weeks with a strained back muscle.

Career Milestones
None This Month

Individual Performances
May 23rd: Detroit Tigers RF Ducky Homes (.318/1/14) has his hit streak end at 24 games, the longest hit streak ever.
May 23rd: Cleveland Blues 3B Bill Bradley (.324/1/19) has his hit streak end at 22 games.
May 23rd: Milwaukee Brewers CF Irv Waldron (.343/0/19) has his hit streak end at 21 games.

Suspensions
None This Month

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American League Standings
1. Boston Americans: 24-10
2. Philadelphia Athletics: 19-15 (5 GB)
3. Baltimore Orioles: 18-16 (6 GB)
4. Chicago White Sox: 18-17 (6.5 GB)
5. Milwaukee Brewers: 17-18 (7.5 GB)
6. Cleveland Blues: 17-19 (8 GB)
7. Washington Senators: 13-21 (11 GB)
8. Detroit Tigers: 13-23 (12 GB)

National League Standings
1. Pittsburgh Pirates: 26-13
2. St. Louis Cardinals: 20-18 (5.5 GB)
3. Philadelphia Phillies: 20-18 (5.5 GB)
4. Chicago Orphans: 19-21 (7.5 GB)
5. Brooklyn Superbas: 18-20 (7.5 GB)
6. Boston Beaneaters: 18-20 (7.5 GB)
7. Cincinnati Reds: 18-23 (9 GB)
8. New York Giants: 16-22 (9.5)

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Cardinals Pitching
1. Jack Powell: 4-6, 3.39 ERA, 33 K
2. Jack Harper: 6-3, 3.27 ERA, 30 K
3. Ed Murphy: 5-4, 2.96 ERA, 19 K
4. Mike O'Neill: 4-4, 2.95 ERA, 31 K

Closer: Bob Wicker: 1-0, 1 SV, 0.00 ERA, 5 K

Cardinals Hitting
1. RF Patsy Donovan: .295, 0 HR, 16 RBI
2. 1B Dan McGann: .313, 1 HR, 14 RBI
3. LF Jesse Burkett: .270, 0 HR, 18 RBI
4. CF Emmet Heidrick: .275, 1 HR, 23 RBI
5. SS Bobby Wallace: .310, 1 HR, 28 RBI
6. 3B Otto Krueger: .197, 0 HR, 13 RBI
7. 2B Dick Padden: .310, 0 HR, 16 RBI
8. C Pop Schriver: .231, 0 HR, 19 RBI

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Player of the Month Awards

AL Batter: Nap Lajoie (.387/2/23), Philadelphia Athletics: .398, 2 HR, 20 RBI This Month
NL Batter: Ed Delahanty (.362/1/19), Philadelphia Phillies: .355, 1 HR, 16 RBI This Month

AL Pitcher: Stan Yerkes (6-2/1.65/25), Baltimore Orioles: 6-1, 1.89 ERA, 22 K This Month
NL Pitcher: Rube Waddell (9-1/1.21/51), Pittsburgh Pirates: 6-1, 1.02 ERA, 37 K This Month

AL Rookie: Stan Yerkes (6-2/1.65/25), Baltimore Orioles: 6-1, 1.89 ERA, 22 K This Month
NL Rookie: Frank Gatins (.279/1/19), Brooklyn Superbas: .303, 1 HR, 16 RBI This Month

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Cardinal of the Month

SS Bobby Wallace (.310/1/28): .307, 1 HR, 23 RBI This Month

MLB League Leaders - Updated: May 1, 1901
Batting Average		BA	Home Runs		HR
	1. Nap Lajoie, PHI (A)	.387		1. Socks Seybold, PHI (A)	7
	2. Jake Beckley, CIN	.364		2. Danny Green, CHI (N)	4
	3. Ed Delahanty, PHI (N)	.362		3. Herman Long, BOS (N)	4
	4. Jimmy Collins, BOS (A)	.350		4. Fred Clarke, PIT	3
	5. Buck Freeman, BOS (A)	.348		5. Lave Cross, PHI (A)	3
Runs Batted In		RBI	Stolen Bases		SB
	1. Socks Seybold, PHI (A)	33		1. Topsy Hartsel, CHI (N)	16
	2. Elmer Flick, PHI (N)	28		2. Jimmy Sheckard, BRO	15
	3. Bobby Wallace, STL	28		3. Elmer Flick, PHI (N)	14
	4. Danny Green, CHI (N)	27		4. Frank Isbell, CHI (A)	14
	5. Tommy Leach, PIT	27		5. Tommy Leach, PIT	14
Wins		W	Earned Run Average		ERA
	1. Rube Waddell, PIT	9		1. Jack Chesbro, PIT	0.75
	2. Eddie Plank, PHI (A)	8		2. Rube Waddell, PIT	1.21
	3. Bill Dinneen, BOS (N)	6		3. Cy Young, BOS (A)	1.57
	4. Red Donahue, PHI (N)	6		4. Fred Mitchell, BOS (A)	1.59
	5. Bill Donovan, BRO	6		5. Stan Yerkes, BAL	1.65
Strikeouts		K	Saves		SV
	1. Bill Donovan, BRO	65		1. Bill Carrick, WAS	2
	2. Doc White, PHI (N)	52		2. Charlie Ferguson, CHI (N)	2
	3. Tom Hughes, CHI (N)	51		3. Bill Hoffer, CLE	2
	4. Rube Waddell, PIT	51		4. Brickyard Kennedy, BRO	2
	5. Christy Mathewson, NYG	50		5. Jack McAleese, CHI (A)	2

SHaynes23 · 06-09-2011, 05:21 AM

You all that checked this thing out today will notice the previous two months were completely changed. That's because the mixture of neutralized stats I was using and the ballparks were causing a huge power surge that was very unrealistic. I went back and fixed everything to where the numbers all worked out and replayed the first two months, so everything is on track now. Sorry if there is any confusion from this.

06-08-2011, 04:53 PM	#3
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06-08-2011, 04:53 PM	#4
SHaynes23 Rookie OVR: 17 Join Date: May 2005 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Blog Entries: 54	Re: The History of the St. Louis Cardinals (OOTP11) 3000 Hit Club Cap Anson: 3148 (1871-1897) 500 Home Run Club No Members Yet 300 Wins Club Pud Galvin: 364 (1875-1892) Kid Nichols: 347 (1890-) Tim Keefe: 342 (1880-1893) Cy Young: 329 (1890-) John Clarkson: 328 (1882-1894) Charley Radbourn: 309 (1881-1891) Mickey Welch: 307 (1880-1892) Last edited by SHaynes23; 06-23-2011 at 04:27 AM.

06-08-2011, 04:54 PM	#5
SHaynes23 Rookie OVR: 17 Join Date: May 2005 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Blog Entries: 54	Re: The History of the St. Louis Cardinals (OOTP11) St. Louis Cardinals 1901 Preview Manager: Jeff Blevins (0-0, 0 World Championships) Cardinals Top Five Players LF #13 Jesse Burkett: The Cardinals left fielder might be the finest hitter in all of baseball. He owns the record for most hits in a season, and at age 32 he shows no signs of slowing down. He'll be hitting 3rd in the Cardinals lineup and is looking for his 6th 200 hit season in the past 7 years. He starts his 3rd season in St. Louis and said he loves playing in left-handed friendly Robison Field. CF #24 Emmet Heidrick: The Cardinals cleanup hitter is starting his 3rd season with the team and 4th in the league. He has hit over .300 in all 3 of his years in the league, and in 1899 he broke out with 82 RBI's and 55 SB's. His numbers dropped off as he missed half the season last year, but the 24 year old from Pennsylvania is looking to drive in a ton of runs this year in this very talented Cardinals offense. SP #24 Jack Powell: Jack "Red" Powell is the ace of the Cardinals staff. The 26 year old righty from Minnesota is starting his 5th year in the league, and in his previous 4 he won over 15 games each season. He seems to have really matured into someone who can handle the team's number one spot, but he has to work on bringing his ERA down from last year when it was 4.44. Baseball is being dominated by pitchers more and more each season, so it's important that Powell bring his A game this season for the Cardinals. SS #8 Bobby Wallace: Wallace is a firecracker in the Cardinals offense. The 27 year old is known as one of the best defensive players in the game, but he has gone over 100 RBI's twice in his career, and got 99 in another. His average is usually under .300, but in his 5th spot in the order he is expected to drive in runs more than to have a good average. He looks to stop his RBI total from slipping more as it went from 108 to 70 last season. SP #9 Jack Harper: Harper is a 23 year old starting his 1st season as a full time starter. In his first 2 years in the league he made just 6 starts with an ERA over 4. He is known as a great sinkerball pitcher, which causes his opponents to drive the ball into the ground, where hopefully the Cardinals great defensive infield will take care of the rest. Harper doesn't have a big sample size to work from, but people with the Cardinals say he could have a breakout season. Starting Rotation (1900 Stats, with Age and Career Stats in Parenthesis) 1. Jack Powell (26): 17-16, 4.44 ERA, 77 K (78-60, 3.53 ERA, 318 K) 2. Jack Harper (23): 0-1, 12.00 ERA, 0 K (1-5, 4.50 ERA, 14 K) 3. Ed Murphy (24): Did Not Play in 1900 (1-2, 5.10 ERA, 8 K) 4. Mike O'Neill (23): No Career Stats Closer: Bob Wicker (22): No Career Stats Lineup 1. RF Patsy Donovan (36): .316, 0 HR, 61 RBI, 45 SB (.303, 15 HR, 570 RBI) 2. 1B Dan McGann (29): .297, 4 HR, 58 RBI, 26 SB (.302, 18 HR, 284 RBI) 3. LF Jesse Burkett (32): .363, 7 HR, 68 RBI, 32 SB (.357, 51 HR, 711 RBI) 4. CF Emmet Heidrick (24): .301, 2 HR, 45 RBI, 22 SB (.317, 4 HR, 135 RBI) 5. SS Bobby Wallace (27): .268, 4 HR, 70 RBI (.284, 24 HR, 417 RBI) 6. 3B Otto Krueger (24): .400, 1 HR, 3 RBI (.304, 1 HR, 5 RBI) 7. 2B Dick Padden (30): Did Not Play in 1900 (.268, 8 HR, 186 RBI) 8. C Pop Schriver (35): .393, 1 HR, 12 RBI (.264, 15 HR, 352 RBI) Cardinals Breakdown By Overall Rating (Out of 5 Stars) 5 Stars: LF Jesse Burkett 4 Stars: CF Emmet Heidrick, SP Jack Powell, SS Bobby Wallace 3 Stars: SP Jack Harper, SP Ed Murphy, 1B Dan McGann, RF Patsy Donovan, 3B Otto Krueger Baseball America Top 100 Prospects 1. SP Doc White, 22, Philadelphia Phillies 2. CL Bob Wicker, 22, St. Louis Cardinals 3. SP George Winter, 22, Boston Americans 4. SP Eddie Plank, 25, Philadelphia Athletics 5. SP Mike O'Neill, 23, St. Louis Cardinals 6. SP Earl Moore, 21, Cleveland Blues 7. SP Doc Newton, 23, Cincinnati Reds 8. SP Roy Patterson, 24, Chicago White Sox 9. SP Joe Yeager, 25, Detroit Tigers 10. SP Ed Murphy, 24, St. Louis Cardinals Last edited by SHaynes23; 06-09-2011 at 05:19 AM.

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06-08-2011, 04:52 PM	#2
SHaynes23 Rookie OVR: 17 Join Date: May 2005 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Blog Entries: 54	Re: The History of the St. Louis Cardinals (OOTP11) Major League Baseball History 1901: Boston Americans (1) d. Pittsburgh Pirates 1902: St. Louis Cardinals (1) d. Philadelphia Athletics ----------------------------------------------------------------- World Series Championships 1. Boston Americans: 1 1. St. Louis Cardinals: 1 Multiple Most Valuable Player Awards 1. Nap Lajoie: 2 1. Ed Delahanty: 2 Multiple Top Pitcher Awards Triple Crown Winners 1901 NL Pitching: Rube Waddell, Pittsburgh Pirates (1) No-Hitters Thrown ----------------------------------------------------------------- All-Time Hits Leaders 1. Cap Anson: 3418 2. Jim O’Rourke: 2642 3. George Van Haltren: 2602 4. Ed Delahnaty: 2564 5. Roger Connor: 2467 Single Season Record: Jesse Burkett: 240 (1896) All-Time Home Run Leaders 1. Roger Connor: 138 2. Sam Thompson: 127 3. Harry Stovey: 122 4. Hugh Duffy: 110 5. Mike Tiernan: 106 Single Season Record: Ned Williamson: 27 (1884) All-Time RBI Leaders 1. Cap Anson: 2076 2. Ed Delahanty: 1422 3. Hugh Duffy: 1360 4. Jake Beckley: 1325 5. Roger Connor: 1322 Single Season Record: Sam Thompson: 166 (1887) All-Time Steals Leaders 1. Billy Hamilton: 913 2. Arlie Hatham: 738 3. Tom Brown: 657 4. Hugh Duffy: 591 5. George Van Haltren: 588 Single Season Record: Hugh Nicol: 138 (1887) All-Time Wins Leaders 1. Pud Galvin: 364 2. Kid Nichols: 347 3. Tim Keefe: 342 4. Cy Young: 329 5. John Clarkson: 328 Single Season Record: Charley Radbourn: 59 (1884) All-Time Strikeout Leaders 1. Tim Keefe: 2562 2. John Clarkson: 1978 3. Amos Rusie: 1940 4. Mickey Welch: 1850 5. Charley Radbourn: 1830 Single Season Record: Matt Kilroy: 513 (1886) All-Time Saves Leaders 1. Kid Nichols: 17 2. Tony Mullane: 15 3. Jack Manning: 13 4. Brickyard Kennedy: 12 5. Al Spalding: 11 Single Season Record: Al Spalding: 8 (1875) Last edited by SHaynes23; 06-23-2011 at 04:25 AM.

06-09-2011, 05:21 AM	#8
SHaynes23 Rookie OVR: 17 Join Date: May 2005 Location: St. Louis, Missouri Blog Entries: 54	Re: The History of the St. Louis Cardinals (OOTP11) You all that checked this thing out today will notice the previous two months were completely changed. That's because the mixture of neutralized stats I was using and the ballparks were causing a huge power surge that was very unrealistic. I went back and fixed everything to where the numbers all worked out and replayed the first two months, so everything is on track now. Sorry if there is any confusion from this.

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