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05-20-2016, 08:59 AM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
 1873 Season Preview Predicted Standings Code:
TEAM WINS LOSSES PERCENT GB Brooklyn Robins 35 21 .625 - New York Nationals 35 23 .603 1 Washington Generals 32 25 .571 3 Washington Senators 30 29 .517 6 Brooklyn Blue Stockings 27 30 .482 8 Philadelphia Keystones 27 30 .482 8 Boston Beans 26 30 .464 9 Philadelphia Quakers 24 35 .414 12 Baltimore Baybirds 23 36 .397 13 Code:
Player Team G AB HR RBI SB AVG OBP SLG Dad Dayton, 2B Washington Senators 58 292 2 42 8 0.366 0.379 0.455 Ed 'Candyman' Lester, 2B Brooklyn Robins 56 286 0 41 37 0.364 0.367 0.434 Long' Levi Meyerle, 3B Philadelphia Quakers 56 267 3 48 10 0.357 0.37 0.512 Ezra Sutton, 3B Washington Senators 56 280 1 52 6 0.336 0.348 0.502 Jim 'King Kong' Kalski, LF Washington Senators 56 270 0 58 3 0.37 0.391 0.426 Cal McVey, C Philadelphia Quakers 52 245 1 42 18 0.363 0.38 0.482 Sam Beyers, RF Brooklyn Robins 56 261 1 59 11 0.335 0.347 0.398 Brian Marshall, CF Brooklyn Robins 56 236 0 48 12 0.355 0.358 0.452 Cap Anson, C Brooklyn Robins 50 247 0 58 11 0.341 0.348 0.444 Ross Barnes, 2B Washington Generals 54 247 0 34 29 0.349 0.38 0.448 Code:
Player Team G W L S ERA IP HA BB Cy Bentley New York Nationals 58 22 13 0 2.49 347.1 411 21 'Uncle' Al Pratt Brooklyn Robins 56 20 14 0 3.42 312 445 28 Ed Smith Washington Generals 56 15 14 0 2.86 262.2 314 22 Pete Evans Brooklyn Blue Stockings 56 14 14 0 2.94 263.1 342 15 Collin Norris Philadelphia Keystones 56 14 18 0 2.62 249 307 19 Jason Hersch Boston Beans 56 12 21 0 3.45 281 372 24 Bob Wright Philadelphia Quakers 58 12 19 0 3.52 254 328 23 Josh Hudson Washington Generals 31 5 3 1 1.52 94 103 7 Pete Wright Baltimore Baybirds 58 10 22 0 3.51 248 335 43 Cherokee Fisher Brooklyn Robins 27 8 2 0 3.69 76.2 119 6 Code:
NAME TEAM INJURY LENGTH Jim Laughlin, 3B Baltimore Fractured finger 6 weeks |
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05-20-2016, 09:22 AM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
April 1873 Recap News / Trades - Ed 'Candyman' Lester's hit streak ended at 31 games (carrying over from last season). The Brooklyn Robins second basemen went 0-4 against the Washington Generals on 4/7/1873. - Washington Senators 3B Jimmy Kennedy announced that he'll retire at the end of the season. Kennedy spent the last two years playing for Troy and joined Washington this season. - RP Jack McCarthy of the Baltimore Baybirds tore his PCL on April 22 and will be out for the year. He appeared in 7 games, going 0-2 with 3 saves and a 1.69 ERA. - LF Tom York of the Philadelphia Keystones suffered a concussion on April 28 and will be out for the rest of the season. He was hitting .286 with 17 RBIs. - SS Jesse Littlefield of Baltimore strained a hip muscle on April 28 and will miss the rest of the season. He was hitting .371 with 9 RBIs. - Brooklyn Robins go 8-2 in their last 10 to take a 3 game lead on the league Standings as of May 1 Code:
TEAM W L PCT GB Brooklyn Robins 17 6 .739 - Washington Senators 15 10 .600 3 Philadelphia Keystones 13 10 .565 4 Philadelphia Quakers 14 11 .560 4 Baltimore Baybirds 12 13 .480 6 Brooklyn Blue Stockings 10 14 .417 7.5 New York Nationals 10 15 .400 8 Washington Generals 9 14 .391 8 Boston Beans 8 15 .348 9 Code:
STATISTIC NAME AMOUNT TEAM Batting Average Sandy Eken .443 Philadelphia Home Runs Steve Barger 3 Boston RBI Ezra Sutton 33 Washington (S) Stolen Bases Pete Brooks 20 Brooklyn (B) OPS Ezra Sutton 1.009 Washington (S) Batter WAR Ezra Sutton 1.9 Washington (S) Hitting Streak Ed 'Candyman' Lester 31 Brooklyn (R) ERA Rynie Wolters 1.00 New York Wins Mark Neyman / Bob Wright 7 Washington (S) / Philadelphia (Q) Strikeouts Felix Holder 9 Brooklyn (R) Pitcher WAR Mark Neyman 2.6 Washington (S) Saves Marc Bice 5 Brooklyn (R) Code:
AWARD NAME POS TEAM STATS THIS MONTH Hitter of the Month Ezra Sutton 3B Washington (S) .358, 2 HR, 33 RBI, 37 R, 4 BB, .367 OBP Pitcher of the Month Mark Neyman P Washington (S) 25 starts, 7-6, 8 K, 2.26 ERA, 111.2 IP Rookie of the Month Jim Conklin SS Brooklyn (B) .363, 37 H, HR, 21 RBI, 20 R, BB, .365 OBP Code:
NAME TEAM INJURY LENGTH Jack McCarthy, P Baltimore Torn PCL 8-9 months Jesse Littlefield, SS Baltimore Hip strain 4-5 months Cy Bentley, P New York Partially torn labrum 3 months Tom York, LF Philadelphia (K) Post-concussion syndrome 2 months Fred Bailey, CF Washington (S) Fractured thumb 5 weeks Fred Treacey, CF Washington (S) Sprained thumb 4 weeks Ed Puleo, LF Philadelphia (Q) Strained hamstring 3-4 weeks |
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05-20-2016, 09:50 AM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
May 1873 Recap News / Trades - New York trades Dallas Rubel and $39 in cash to Baltimore for 1B Michael Campbell and RF Val Robinson - Baltimore trades Bill Guthrie to Philadelphia Keystones for RF Billy Arnold and SS John Smith. Guthrie pitched in 6 games with a 2.95 ERA so far this season - Baltimore then turned around and traded Arnold and RP Dan Martin to New York for C Bill Craver - Boston 2B John Dylewski announced his retirement at the end of the season - Boston C Fred Waterman hit for the cycle on May 17, going 4-for-5 with a HR and 6 RBI while playing Brooklyn (B) - Philadelphia traded CF Joe Grey to Baltimore for RF Sandy Eken. Eken is hitting .405 with 31 RBI while Grey is hitting .307 with 15 RBI - New York traded 1B Pop Ware and RF Billy Arnold, who was previously traded from Philadelphia (K) to Baltimore, then from Baltimore to New York, for RF Jimmy Sherman. Sherman is hitting .397 with 14 RBI and a .422 OBP - Boston traded 2B Angel Samaripa, who they signed in free agency from Troy, to Washington (S) for C Marshall King, CF Frank McCarton, and 3B Pete Donnelly - Boston then traded 1B Jim Higgins to Washington (S) for C John Farrow, SS Pony Sager, and RF U Higby - Boston 2B Pete Inzerillo had his season end on May 29 when he damaged an elbow ligament. He hit .311 with 39 RBI this season for the Beans Standings as of June 1 Code:
TEAM W L PCT GB MAGIC Brooklyn Robins 29 21 .580 - 13 Philadelphia Quakers 27 23 .540 2 Philadelphia Keystones 25 22 .532 2.5 Brooklyn Blue Stockings 26 24 .520 3 Baltimore Baybirds 25 25 .500 4 Washington Senators 25 25 .500 4 New York Nationals 24 26 .480 5 Washington Generals 24 26 .480 5 Boston Beans 18 31 .367 10.5 Code:
STATISTIC NAME AMOUNT TEAM Batting Average Fred Waterman .413 Boston Home Runs Ezra Sutton 5 Washington (S) RBI Ezra Sutton 62 Washington (S) Stolen Bases Pete Brooks 34 Brooklyn (B) OPS Fred Waterman .958 Boston Batter WAR Mitch 'Easy' McGee / Lefty 'Whirlwind' Terpko 2.8 Philadelphia (K) / Philadelphia (Q) Hitting Streak Ed 'Candyman' Lester 31 Brooklyn (R) ERA James Bush 1.74 Washington (G) Wins Mark Neyman / Roy Bergeron 13 Washington (S) / New York Strikeouts Bob Wright 19 Philadelphia (Q) Pitcher WAR Mark Neyman 4.2 Washington (S) Saves Marc Bice 8 Brooklyn (R) Code:
AWARD NAME POS TEAM STATS THIS MONTH Hitter of the Month Henry 'Puke' Page 3B Baltimore .477, HR, 18 RBI, 28 R Pitcher of the Month Roy Bergeron P New York 9-6, 2.19 ERA, 9 K, 119 IP, 8 BB Rookie of the Month John Roe 1B Baltimore .350, HR, 13 RBI, 26 R Code:
NAME TEAM INJURY LENGTH Jack McCarthy, P Baltimore Torn PCL 7-8 months Pete Inzerillo, 2B Boston Elbow ligament reconstruction surgery 5-6 months Jesse Littlefield, SS Baltimore Hip strain 3-4 months Cy Bentley, P New York Partially torn labrum 7-8 weeks Tom York, LF Philadelphia (K) Post-concussion syndrome 5 weeks |
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05-20-2016, 10:56 AM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
1873 Regular Season Recap News / Trades - On June 2 Brooklyn Blue Stockings 2B Highball Ellis fractured his finger getting hit by a pitch and missed the remainder of the season - Baltimore 1B Sandy Eken hit .400 this season, becoming the second player in NA history to hit .400 - Beans hit cellar after back to back championship appearances - Nationals go 9-1 over last 10 games, just miss out on championship appearance Final 1873 Regular Season Standings Code:
TEAM W L PCT GB Brooklyn Robins 33 24 .579 - Philadelphia Keystones 32 25 .561 1 New York Nationals 31 27 .534 2.5 Washington Senators 31 27 .534 2.5 Philadelphia Quakers 28 30 .483 5.5 Washington Generals 27 29 .482 5.5 Baltimore Baybirds 27 31 .466 6.5 Brooklyn Blue Stockings 26 30 .464 6.5 Boston Beans 22 34 .393 10.5 Code:
STATISTIC NAME AMOUNT TEAM Batting Average Sandy Eken .400 Baltimore Home Runs Ezra Sutton 6 Washington (S) RBI Ezra Sutton 71 Washington (S) Stolen Bases Pete Brooks 38 Brooklyn (B) OPS Ezra Sutton (2) .963 Washington (S) Batter WAR Ezra Sutton 3.1 Washington (S) Hitting Streak Ed 'Candyman' Lester 31 Brooklyn (R) ERA James Bush 1.86 Washington (G) Wins Roy Bergeron 16 New York Strikeouts Bob Wright 19 Philadelphia (Q) Pitcher WAR Mark Neyman (2) 4.7 Washington (S) Saves Marc Bice 9 Brooklyn (R) Key Injuries Code:
NAME TEAM INJURY LENGTH Collin Norris, P Philadelphia (K) Torn UCL (Tommy John surgery) 11-12 months Jack McCarthy, P Baltimore Torn PCL 7 months Pete Inzerillo, 2B Boston Elbow ligament reconstruction surgery 5 months Jesse Littlefield, SS Baltimore Hip strain 3 months Cy Bentley, P New York Partially torn labrum 5-6 weeks Tom York, LF Philadelphia (K) Post-concussion syndrome 3-4 weeks Highball Ellis, 2B Brooklyn (B) Fractured finger 4-5 weeks |
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05-20-2016, 11:13 AM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
1873 National Association Championship Preview Pitching Preview  Team Previews   |
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05-20-2016, 11:46 AM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
1873 National Association Championship Recap Game 1 - Holder Pitches Gem, Cap Anson Hits Walkoff with 2 Outs to Put Brooklyn Up 1-0  Player of the Game: Brooklyn P Felix Holder - 9.0 IP, 12 H, 2 R, ER, BB, 138 pitches Game 2 - King Helps Brooklyn Cruise to 2-0 Lead  Player of the Game: Brooklyn LF Michael King - 4-for-5, 2B, 3 RBI, 4 R Game 3 - Philly's Goger Hits Triple and HR to Cut Series Lead to 2-1  Player of the Game: Philadelphia LF Todd Goger - 2-for-3, 3B, HR, 3 RBI, 2 R Game 4 - 4 Errors, 2 Walks in Ninth Result in Philly Walkoff to Even Series  Player of the Game: Philadelphia P Jim Britt - 9.0 IP, 9 H, 3 R, 2 ER, 141 pitches Game 5 - Keystones RP Frank Tedesco Comes On After Carlson Injury, 5.2 IP of 1 Run Ball Sends Philly Back to NY Looking to Clinch  Player of the Game: Philadelphia RP Frank Tedesco - 5.2 IP, 5 H, R, ER, K, 66 pitches Game 6 - Britt Shuts Down Robins, January's 9th Inning Single Gives Keystones the Title  Player of the Game: Philadelphia P Jim Britt - 9.0 IP, 6 H, 3 R, 3 ER, 101 pitches Series MVP: Philadelphia RF John Elkins - 12-for-27 (.444), 2 2B, 2 RBI, 8 R, .963 OPS 1873 National Association Champions - Philadelphia Keystones  |
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05-20-2016, 12:12 PM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
1873 Awards Manager of the Year  Charlie Pabor, Philadelphia Keystones Stats: 32-25, 2nd place, won Championship vs. Brooklyn (R) MVP  Ezra Sutton, 3B, Washington Senators Stats: 97-for-271 (.358), 97 H, 9 2B, 18 3B, 6 HR, 71 RBI, 70 R, .373 OBP Pitcher of the Year  James Bush, P, Washington Generals Stats: 29 appearances, 92 IP, 7-4, 9 K, 1.86 ERA Reliever of the Year James Bush, P, Washington Generals Stats: 29 appearances, 92 IP, 7-4, 9 K, 1.86 ERA Rookie of the Year  John Roe, 1B, Baltimore Baybirds Stats: 72-for-227 (.317), 10 2B, 3 HR, 34 RBI, 46 R, 2 BB, .328 OBP Gold Glove and Silver Sluggers Code:
GOLD GLOVE AWARDS POS NAME TEAM P Mark Neyman Washington (S) C Cap 'Pop' Anson Brooklyn (R) 1B John Roe Baltimore 2B Pat Baxter Baltimore 3B Mitch McGee (2) Philadelphia (K) SS Joel Hutchinson (3) Philadelphia (K) LF Michael King (3) Brooklyn (R) CF Steve Saladino (2) New York RF Sam Beyers (2) Brooklyn (R) SILVER SLUGGER AWARDS POS NAME TEAM P Felix Holder Brooklyn (R) C Fred Waterman Boston 1B John Roe Baltimore 2B Jimmy Wood Philadelphia (K) 3B Ezra Sutton Washington (S) SS Jim Conklin Brooklyn (B) LF Henry 'Puke' Page Baltimore CF Dave Eggler Washington (G) RF John Elkins Philadelphia (K) |
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05-20-2016, 12:35 PM
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Re: A Fictional History of Baseball - 1871 - Present (OOTP 17)
Blue Stockings Fold, Senators Move Back to Chicago The National Association announced that the Brooklyn Blue Stockings would fold after just one season due to financial issues. All Blue Stockings players will become free agents and will have the opportunity to sign with other NA teams. In other news, the Washington Senators franchise finally reached an agreement on a place to play in their native Chicago. They'll be moving back to Chicago and re-adopting the Athletes moniker after two seasons in Washington as the Senators. |
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