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Edit: I did look through the thread and it looks like some of the players on the roster are making the game freeze. They might be fixing it, not sure though.Last edited by duke776; 05-22-2009, 05:29 PM.Comment
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What a game, what a game. I beat the Pirates again 4-3 (33-44) in an exciting fashion. The game was tied 3-3 in the 9th inning. Austin Kearns, who was recently called up, blasted a 454 foot bomb into the stands to win the game 4-3. Zimmerman was on the hill tonight and notched a quality start under his belt. He went a season high 7 innings, struck out 7, walked 4, and allowed just 3 hits (all singles). This game was flat out intense. My bullpen was able to come through in nice fashion. Wilfredo Ledezma pitched a scorless 8th and 9th to earn just his 1st victory of the season. The Pirates lost 1B Adam LaRoche for 6 days after injuring his elbow trying to break up a double play. He was batting .262 with team highs in HR (10) and RBIs (36). The Pirates are thin as it is, so losing a big bat like this is tough.
Ryan Zimmerman will be activated in about 1-2 days I believe and will be immediately sent out to A to begin his 7 day rehab assignment (yes, i love pretending). My team is starting to get healthy. I have been giving my guys days off here and there because I do not want any of my guys getting hurt again (especially when Im out of the hunt).
After the game, the Giants tried to offer me a trade for non other than Nick Johnson. However, they offered me only Randy Winn and I, of course, said no to that. Sure I need some OF help, but am not going to add payroll for this.
Kyle Blanks, whom I acquired from the Padres for Matt Chico and Roger Bernadina, has been tearing up AA ball, hitting .266 with 5 HR and 15 RBI's. His stats:
.236 16 HR 44 RBI 16 2B.
I think Blanks was a good addition. I didn't give up too much value and may be the 1B of the future. For crying out loud, the guy is on pace to clock 30 HR in the minors. Very rarely do you see this type of production.Angels= 2025 World Series Champions!!Comment
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Also, I edited every single player based on my personal formula. When I tested these forumlas by simming a season, Players like Juan Pierre went homerless during the season, the league leaders in W was 19, CG was 7, the HR leader had 44, RBI leader had 133, SV leader had 46, and K leader had 233. I wanted to create a more sim type game instead of an arcady.Angels= 2025 World Series Champions!!Comment
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Found the updated ps2 rosters, here's a link.
Edit: I did look through the thread and it looks like some of the players on the roster are making the game freeze. They might be fixing it, not sure though.Fans of: Braves, Falcons, Lakers, Angels, USC Trojans
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Well, I finally got the sliders set that give some realistic results. The only thing I fear about them is that they might not give both the CPU and I enough HR's and doubles. I'll continue on and if they are low I will bump up the power sliders for both of us.
My first game back went great for me. Here's the line...
Team--R-H-E
Reds--3-9-0
Mets--1-7-1
Aaron Harang pitched a gem, going 8 and 1/3 giving up only one run which came in the 9th. There may be a competition for 2nd base on my team. I recently promoted Mark Bellhorn and sent down Jeff Bannon. I immediately made Bellhorn my starting 2nd baseman because he was doing good in AAA and Brandon Phillips was hitting .204. Phillips was starting as SS today because Keppinger, who is hitting .347, needed a day off. Bellhorn and Phillips both went 2-4 and they both knocked in a run.
In other news, the Rangers placed Edinson Volquez on the trading block today. I immediately thought about seeing if they'd do the Hamilton for Volquez deal. I'm not sure if I want to yet, but I'm definitely considering it. They both have 4* potential, and Volquez is doing pretty well with a 3.41 ERA. Hamilton is currently with my AAA team hitting .270 with a few dingers in about 2 weeks play there(I think). I'm not sure if I'm comfortable having my AAA OF depth being Bobby Crosby and some scrubs. That would mean I would have to most likely re-sign Guillen or go after an outfielder in the off season because I don't have a major league ready starting outfielder after Hamilton. Decisions, decisions...Comment
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Well, I finally got the sliders set that give some realistic results. The only thing I fear about them is that they might not give both the CPU and I enough HR's and doubles. I'll continue on and if they are low I will bump up the power sliders for both of us.
My first game back went great for me. Here's the line...
Team--R-H-E
Reds--3-9-0
Mets--1-7-1
Aaron Harang pitched a gem, going 8 and 1/3 giving up only one run which came in the 9th. There may be a competition for 2nd base on my team. I recently promoted Mark Bellhorn and sent down Jeff Bannon. I immediately made Bellhorn my starting 2nd baseman because he was doing good in AAA and Brandon Phillips was hitting .204. Phillips was starting as SS today because Keppinger, who is hitting .347, needed a day off. Bellhorn and Phillips both went 2-4 and they both knocked in a run.
In other news, the Rangers placed Edinson Volquez on the trading block today. I immediately thought about seeing if they'd do the Hamilton for Volquez deal. I'm not sure if I want to yet, but I'm definitely considering it. They both have 4* potential, and Volquez is doing pretty well with a 3.41 ERA. Hamilton is currently with my AAA team hitting .270 with a few dingers in about 2 weeks play there(I think). I'm not sure if I'm comfortable having my AAA OF depth being Bobby Crosby and some scrubs. That would mean I would have to most likely re-sign Guillen or go after an outfielder in the off season because I don't have a major league ready starting outfielder after Hamilton. Decisions, decisions...
Well guys, got in 2 games and have played 79 full. I lost to the Pirates and the first game in the Cubs series. On the season, I am 33-46 and am continuing to slide in the standings. As of today, I am a whopping 15 games out and don't think I can mount a comback. Scott Olsen continues to perform well as he won his team leading 7th game (3 games ago) of the season. Not only that, but he actually reached the 7th inning for the 3rd start in a row so he is really starting to take the role of "ace" this year. Ryan Zimmerman had a rehab game out in A ball and went 1-4 with a 2B and 1 RBI (he also made an error). My goal is to go .500 on the season and in order to that, I need a healthy Ryan Zimmerman out there.
I still haven't found a suitable trade partner for Nick Johnson. Since Kyle Blanks is waiting in the wings, I am thinking of using Ron Belliard as a 1B until the off-season and sign a cheaper alternative for a year so Blanks can spend that time out in AAA ball. I have Chris Marrero at 1B as well, so i will most likely trade one of them when their value is high or move of of them to another position. I will most likely seek a 2B prospect for Nick Johnson since I kind of lack depth at that position. Ian Desmond hasn't been the same since i promoted him (one of my goofs of the season). He is angry, hates his contract, and is just playing awful of starting the year off red hot.
I will have FULL stats for my team, league leaders, etc. after 2 more games
Hope you enjoyed reading.Last edited by hitstreak13; 05-23-2009, 11:55 PM.Angels= 2025 World Series Champions!!Comment
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Hope you have the right sliders. I use different sliders depending on the ball park. I use Baseball prospectus to determine which one I use. If I play at Coors, I up the contact, power, etc. for both the CPU and I. Conversly, I make the pitching a little bit more difficult. I reallly like this because it adds a dimension to game. As far as trading Hamilton, that is a tough call right there. On one hand, he is going to be a monster and it would mimic real life. On the other, it would make your team a bit weaker.
Well guys, got in 2 games and have played 79 full. I lost to the Pirates and the first game in the Cubs series. On the season, I am 33-46 and am continuing to slide in the standings. As of today, I am a whopping 15 games out and don't think I can mount a comback. Scott Olsen continues to perform well as he won his team leading 7th game (3 games ago) of the season. Not only that, but he actually reached the 7th inning for the 3rd start in a row so he is really starting to take the role of "ace" this year. Ryan Zimmerman had a rehab game out in A ball and went 1-4 with a 2B and 1 RBI (he also made an error). My goal is to go .500 on the season and in order to that, I need a healthy Ryan Zimmerman out there.
I still haven't found a suitable trade partner for Nick Johnson. Since Kyle Blanks is waiting in the wings, I am thinking of using Ron Belliard as a 1B until the off-season and sign a cheaper alternative for a year so Blanks can spend that time out in AAA ball. I have Chris Marrero at 1B as well, so i will most likely trade one of them when their value is high or move of of them to another position. I will most likely seek a 2B prospect for Nick Johnson since I kind of lack depth at that position. Ian Desmond hasn't been the same since i promoted him (one of my goofs of the season). He is angry, hates his contract, and is just playing awful of starting the year off red hot.Comment
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I am using the rosters that were finished late last year. However, I just moved many of the players to their respected teams. My rosters are about 85% accurate.
Also, I edited every single player based on my personal formula. When I tested these forumlas by simming a season, Players like Juan Pierre went homerless during the season, the league leaders in W was 19, CG was 7, the HR leader had 44, RBI leader had 133, SV leader had 46, and K leader had 233. I wanted to create a more sim type game instead of an arcady.
What sliders are you using?Comment
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Found the updated ps2 rosters, here's a link.
Edit: I did look through the thread and it looks like some of the players on the roster are making the game freeze. They might be fixing it, not sure though.Miami HurricanesComment
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This info may not be 100% correct, but I think it's mostly accurate because I had a friend who would get updated rosters for mvp on the ps2 and this is how he did it.
Hope that helps, if you need more clarification I may be able to help.Comment
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Alright guys, I just finished game 81! I was able to take 1 from the Cubbies and am now 34-47 on the season. My goodness, I am on pace to lose 94 games. I lost the second game by the score of 7-1 and beat them to salvage the last game of the series 9-2 behind John Lannan and company. Well, here we go ladies and gentlemen. Stats time (note that players on the DL will not be included)!
Statistics (hitters) ------------------Did you Know
Lastings Milldedge: .222 4 HR 20 RBI 10 2B------Is 8-12 in SB (2nd on team)
Elijah Dukes: .252 6 HR 19 RBI 19 BB-------------Has 2 walk off HR's this year.
Austin Kearns: .168 3 HR 6 RBI 7 BB--------------Has 2 pinch hit HR's.
Josh Willingham: .255 7 HR 26 RBI 22 BB-------Led team in OF assist (6)
Ryan Zimmerman: .322 15 HR 39 RBI-----------Hit a MLB best .406 vs LHP
Nick Johnson: .244 9 HR 35 RBI--------------Had a 10 game hit streak (.455)
Alex Cintron: .277 5 HR 16 RBI 2 3B----------Had 3 HR in first 29 AB's this yr.
Willie Harris: .203 7 Hr 15 RBI 11 BB----------All of his HR's vs RHP (.269)
Anderson Hernandez: .233 0 HR 9 RBI 5 SB-----Hit .333 in interleague games
Christian Guzman: .311 4 HR 29 RBI 13 SB------T-17th in NL in AVg.
Ron Belliard: .249 7 HR 20 RBI 19 BB----------Has played 2B, SS, 3B, and 1B
Jesus Flores: .215 3 HR 13 RBI----------------Has hit .324 over last 10 gms.
Wil Nieves: .167 0 HR 7 RBI 9 BB------------Has caught Scott Olsen 15 times.
Statistics (pitchers) -----------------Did you know
Scott Olsen: 7-5 4.11 ERA 69 K's 25 BB--------Lefties hitting just .202
Daniel Cabrera: 2-8 5.95 ERA 59 K's 30 BB-------Has teams only CG's(2)
John Lannan: 4-7 4.66 ERA 26 K's 19 BB-------Has a team high 3 Pickoffs
Jordan Zimmerman: 3-1 5.11 ERA 24 K's 10 BB----Led AAA with 95 K's
Jason Bergmann: 1-6 6.03 ERA 19 K's 11 BB-------4.55 ERA in 3 Spot starts
Joe Biemel: 39 games, 15 K's, 2-3 4.93 ERA-------Has allowed only 1 HR
Joel Hanrahan: 29 games, 33 K's, 3.43 ERA, 15 SVS-----Converted 9 Straight SVs
Jesus Colome: 35 games, 21 K's, 8 BB, 1-4--------Has a team best 2.98 ERA
Julian Tavarez: 36 games, 16 K's, 10 BB 5.22 ERA---3.00 ERA last 15 Appearances.
Eude Brito: 45 games, 19 K's, 26 IP 4.55 ERA------Leads MLB relievers GP
Wilfredo Ledezma: 21 games (2 starts) 1-5, 5.22 ERA----1-1, 4.68 in 2 starts
Kip Wells: 2-4, 5.36 ERA, 19 games (3 starts)-----K'd Pujols 3 times (3 AB).
Those are my team stats for this year. I excluded Collin Balester, Adam Dunn, and Maxwell because of Injuries and don't have too much time on the roster. Well, here are some majore league leaders (remember, this is through 81 games NOT the all star break. Also note that just because I played 81 games doesn't mean other teams have also. Some have played 79 and some 82):
Avg.
1. Albert Pujols (STL)-----.363
2. Miguel Cabrera (DET)---.349
3. Carlos Beltran (NYM)----.343
4. Aaron Hill (Tor)-----.337
5. Joey Votto (CIN)-------.333
6. Todd Helton (COL)------.325
7. A-Rod (NYY)-----.325
8. Carlos Lee (HOU)------.323
9. Hanley Ramirez (FLA)---.323
10. Adam Jones (BAL)----.323
HR's
1. Alex Rodriguez (NYY)----23
2. Adrian Gonzalez (SD)---23
3. David Ortiz (BOS)----23
4. Carlos Beltran (NYM)----21
5. Carlos Pena (TB)-----21
6. Mark Teixeria (NYY)---20
7. Albert Pujols (STL)---19 He missed about 10 games
8. Alfonso Soriano (CHC)---17
9. Jay Bruce (CIN)---17
10. Brandon Phillips (CIN)---16
RBI's
1. Adrian Gonzalez (SD)----74
2. Evan Longoria (TB)----72 Has 15 bombs so just missed list.
3. Carlos Pena (TB)----68
4. Prince Fielder (MIL)---67 Missed 6 games because suspended.
5. Alex Rodriguez (NYY)---64
6. Mark Teixeria (NYY)-----64
7. Jay Bruce (CIN)----62
8. Brandon Phillips (CIN)---59
9. Albert Pujols (STL)-----55
10.David Ortiz (BOS)-----53
SB's
1. Carl Crawford (TB)----39
2. Jacoby Ellsbury (BOS)---37
3. Willy Tavaras (CIN)-----33
4. Juan Pierre (LAD)------29
5. Emannual Burris (SF)---25
6. Coco Crisp (KC)----21
7. Chone Figgins (LAA)---18
8. Bob Abreau (LAA)----15
9. Nyjer Morgan (PIT)----15
10. Matt Kemp (LAD)---13 He is only one on pace for 20-20-20
Wins
1. Roy Halladay (TOR)---12 Also leads league with 6 CG and 3 SHO
2. Johan Santana (NYM)- 11
3. Chad Billingsley (LAD)---10
4. Mark Buehrle (CHW)----8
5. Derek Lowe (ATL)-----8
6. Rick Porcello (DET)---8 Leads ALL MLB rookies in this cat.
7. Tim Lincecum (SF)---7
8. Scott Olson (WAS)---7 Yeaahhhh babbbbbyyyy!!!
9. Josh Beckett (BOS)---7
10. Matt Cain (SF)----7
K's
1. Johan Santana (NYM)---115
2. Tim Lincecum (SF)---113
3. Matt Cain (SF)-----108
4. Jake Peavy(SD)---105
5. Chad Billingsley (LAD)---100
6. Zach Grienke (KC)----95
7. King Felix (SEA)----92
8. Justin Verlander (DET)---90
9. Jon Lester (BOS)----86
10. Scott Kazmir (TB)--82
Complete Games/Shutouts
1. Roy Halladay (TOR)--- 6/3
2. Kevin Millwood (TEX)---4/2
3. Johan Santana (NYM)---4/2
4. Kevin Slowey (MIN)-----3/0
5. Dan Haren (ARZ)------3/1
6. Rick Porcello (DET)---2/2 Amazing talent (easy ROY thus far)
7. Matt Cain (SF)-----2/1
8. Daniel Cabrera (WAS)---2/0
9. Edinson Volquez (CIN)---2/0
10. Mike Pelfrey (NYM)-----2/0
SVs
1. K-Rod (NYM)----27
2. Heath Bell (SD)--24
3. Jon Broxton (LAD)--22
4. Jon Papelbon (BOS)--22
5. Brian Fuentes (LAA)---19
6. Coco Cordero (CIN)---17
7. Bobby Jenks (CHW)---17
8. Brian Wilson (SF)----15
9. Joel Hanrahan (WAS)---15
10. Frank Fransisco (TEX)---15
Alright Gentlemen, I hope you enjoyed reading.Last edited by hitstreak13; 05-24-2009, 07:55 PM.Angels= 2025 World Series Champions!!Comment
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