Cincinnati Reds (MVP '05)

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April 2005
Major League Baseball
Monthly Recap

NL Central Standings

1. Cincinnati Reds, 15-8
2. Milwaukee Brewers, 13-10
3. St. Louis Cardinals, 12-10
4. Pittsburgh Pirates, 11-13
5. Chicago Cubs, 9-15
6. Houston Astros, 8-15

Division Leaders

NL East - New York Mets, 16-8
NL Central - Cincinnati Reds, 15-8
NL West - San Diego Padres, 16-8
AL East - Baltimore Orioles, 15-9
AL Central - Cleveland Indians, 15-9
AL West - Seattle Mariners/Oakland Athletics, 13-11

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Power Rankings

#1 - New York Mets, 16-8

#2 - San Diego Padres, 16-8

#3 - San Francisco Giants, 15-8

#4 - Cincinnati Reds, 15-8

#5 - Baltimore Orioles, 15-9

#6 - Cleveland Indians, 15-9

#7 - Boston Red Sox, 14-10

#8 - Florida Marlins, 14-10

#9 - Los Angeles Dodgers, 13-10

#10 - Milwaukee Brewers, 13-10

Bottom Five

Detroit Tigers, 9-15

Tampa Bay Devil Rays, 9-15

Houston Astros, 8-15

Philadelphia Phillies, 8-16

Arizona Diamondbacks, 8-16

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April 2005
Major League Baseball
Monthly Recap


National League
April 2005 Leaders

Average

Felipe Lopez, Cincinnati Reds - .470
Mark Loretta, San Diego Padres - .409
Albert Pujols, St. Louis Cardinals - .408
Lyle Overbay, Milwaukee Brewers - .391

Home Runs

Matt Holliday, Colorado Rockies - 8
Adam Dunn, Cincinnati Reds - 8
Carlos Beltran, New York Mets - 8
Jose Castillo, Pittsburgh Pirates - 7

RBI

Rob Mackowiak, Pittsburgh Pirates - 24
Pedro Feliz, San Francisco Giants - 23
Barry Bonds, San Francisco Giants - 22
Sean Casey, Cincinnati Reds - 21

Stolen Bases

Felipe Lopez, Cincinnati Reds - 19
Rafael Furcal, Atlanta Braves - 9
Dave Roberts, San Diego Padres - 7
Juan Pierre, Florida Marlins - 7


American League
April 2005 Leaders

Average

Bill Mueller, Boston Red Sox - .463
Kevin Mench, Texas Rangers - .435
Kevin Millar, Boston Red Sox - .404
Carlos Guillen, Detroit Tigers - .396

Home Runs

Eric Chavez, Oakland Athletics - 11
Miguel Tejada, Baltimore Orioles - 10
Adrian Beltre, Seattle Mariners - 9
Steve Finley, Los Angeles Angels - 8

RBI

Miguel Tejada, Baltimore Orioles - 26
Eric Chavez, Oakland Athletics - 23
Shea Hillenbrand, Toronto Blue Jays - 22
Adrian Beltre, Seattle Mariners - 20

Stolen Bases

Ichiro Suzuki, Seattle Mariners - 7
Coco Crisp, Cleveland Indians - 7
Darin Erstad, Los Angeles Angels - 5
Johnny Damon, Boston Red Sox - 5

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May 2005 Schedule
The Cincinnati Post

2nd-4th
vs St. Louis Cardinals
6th-8th
vs Los Angeles Dodgers
9th-11th
vs San Diego Padres
12th-15th
@ Philadelphia Phillies
16th-18th
@ New York Mets
20th-22nd
vs Cleveland Indians
23rd-25th
vs Washington Nationals
26th-29th
vs Pittsburgh Pirates
30th-June 1st
@ Houston Astros

In May, the Reds play teams from all over the National League, and one from the other side of the MLB. From the 20th to the 22nd of the month, Cincinnati will play host to the Indians, an AL Central club who currently holds down the top spot in their division. These two teams are in-state rivals, which brings that much more to the interleague matchup. First, though, the Reds start off May against the St. Louis Cardinals and their always-tough lineup.

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Re: Cincinnati Reds (MVP '05)

Very good read Kredit... Keep Griffey going... I'm loving it.

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Re: Cincinnati Reds (MVP '05)

Very good read Kredit... Keep Griffey going... I'm loving it.

Thanks for reading. I'll try to keep this updated.

I've been playing NCAA a lot lately, so let's see if I can balance the two games.

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Re: Cincinnati Reds (MVP '05)

Any updates or did you give up?