1990s all-decade teams

[bigdawg1690]

as the VH1 show says, I love the 90s! My idea : create an all-decade team from the 90s for each team...then play a season with them...i know it'll take some work but i'm willing to put in some time to make this happen...i can do all the players (appearances, abilities, etc.) but i need some help with batting stances and signature pitching...couple of rules for the teams : players must have played at least two years with their club (no one-year wonders) and if a player succeeded with two clubs during the decade, he will be assigned to the team he is most known/most succeeded for...for example, Paul O'Neill helped lead the Reds to the 1990 Championship, and was an All-Star for them, but he is much more known and had far more success for the Yankees than the Reds...so unfortunately he would be assigned to the Yankees team...if anybody would like to help out post your favorite all decade team and i'll take care of the rosters...then when completed i'll upload them for everybody to use...

http://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/

great website with all the info needed to make these teams...i'll post the 90s All-Decade Cincinnati Reds team in a bit so you can see where i'm going with this...

[bigdawg1690]

Re: 1990s all-decade teams

Cincinnati Reds 1990s All-Decade Team

1B - Hal Morris
2B - Bret Boone
3B - Chris Sabo
SS - Barry Larkin
C - Joe Oliver
LF - Dmitri Young
CF - Eric Davis
RF - Reggie Sanders

SP - Jose Rijo
SP - Tom Browning
SP - Pete Harnisch
SP - John Smiley
SP - Pete Schourek

RP - Jeff Brantley
RP - Rob Dibble
RP - Norm Charlton
RP - Danny Graves
RP - Hector Carrasco
RP - Scott Sullivan
RP - Dave Burba

Bench

C - Eddie Taubensee
3B - Aaron Boone
1B - Sean Casey
OF - Billy Hatcher
OF - Deion Sanders* / Chris Stynes

*unless needed by Atlanta team

[Happy29]

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1990 Chicago Cubs All Decade 1990's team ??

It's hard to find an all decade team for a club that had such a bad decade.

1B Mark Grace
2B Ryne Sandberg
3B Steve Buechele
SS Shawon Dunston
C Rick Wilkins
LF Luis Gonzalez
CF Sammy Sosa (Played position in 93)
RF Andre Dawson

SP Greg Maddux
SP Kerry Wood
SP Kevin Tapani
SP John Lieber
SP Frank Castillo

RP Randy Myers
RP Rod Beck
RP Terry Mullholland
RP Turk Wendell
RP Paul Assenmacher
RP Mitch Williams
RP Mike Harkey

BN Joe Girardi
BN Glenallen Hill
BN Jeff Blauser
BN Doug Dascenzo
BN Henry Rodriguez

[volballer33]

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Atlanta Braves:

1B Fred McGriff
2B Mark Lemke
3B Chipper Jones
SS Rafael Beliard
C Javy Lopez
RF David Justice
CF Andruw Jones
LF Ryan Klesko

Bench

Terry Pendleton 3B
Marquis Grissom OF
Deion Sanders OF
Walt Weiss SS
Otis Nixon OF

Pitchers:
Greg Maddux
Tom Glavine
John Smoltz
Steve Avery
Kevin Milwood
Kent Mercker
Mike Stanton
Rudy Seanez
Mark Wohlers
Denny Neagle
Greg McMichael
Kerry Ligtenberg

[Cianfrocco]

Re: 1990s all-decade teams

Did this ever get off the ground? I like the idea of it, so maybe we can try with 2K9? If so, here goes for the Mariners

C Dan Wilson
1B Paul Sorrento
2B Joey Cora
3B Mike Blowers
SS Alex Rodriguez
LF Rich Amaral
CF Ken Griffey, Jr.
RF Jay Buhner
DH Edgar Martinez

SP Randy Johnson
SP Chris Bosio
SP Jamie Moyer
SP Erik Hanson
SP Dave Fleming
SP Brian Holman

RP Norm Charlton
RP Bobby Ayala
RP Mike Jackson
RP Bill Risley
RP Russ Swan

BN Harold Reynolds
BN Dave Valle
BN Russ Davis
BN Henry Cotto
BN John Marzano

Other potential players that would probably be needed on other teams
Omar Vizquel
Tino Martinez
Jose Mesa
Jeff Fassero

[AftershockFx]

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Pittsburgh Pirates 1990s All-Decade Team

C Jason Kendall
1B Jeff King
2B Tony Womack
SS Jay Bell
3B Aramis Ramiriez
LF Barry Bonds
CF Andy Van Slyke
RF Bobby Bonilla

Bench
Kevin Young 1B
Carlos Garcia 2B
Joe Randa 3B
Brian Giles OF
Don Slaught C
Jose Guillen OF


SP Doug Drabek
SP Zane Smith
SP Bob Walk
SP John Smiley
SP Jason Schmidt

RP Denny Neagle
RP John Lieber
RP Esteban Loaiza
RP Todd Ritchie
RP Jason Christenson
CL Mike Williams

[dansaint]

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Cardinals
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C Tom Pagnozzi
1B Mark McGwire
2B Luis Alicea
SS Ozzie Smith
3B Todd Zeile
LF Ron Gant
CF Ray Lankford
RF Bernard Gilkey

SP Matt Morris
SP Bob Tewksbury
SP Todd Stottlemyer
SP Donovan Osborne
SP Kent Bottenfield

RP Lee Smith
RP Alan Benes
RP Dennis Eckersley
RP Rick Honeycutt
RP TJ Matthews
RP Omar Olivares
RP Manny Aybar

BN Willie McGee
BN John Mabry
BN Eli Marrero
BN Jose Oquendo
BN Fernando Tatis

[GhostWriter99]

Re: 1990s all-decade teams

as far as the Braves go, I would put Chipper at SS and have Pendleton at 3B because in the 90's early in his career Chipper played Short.

[Trevytrev11]

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A's
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C Terry Steinbach
1B Mark McGwire
2B Mike Gallego
SS Miguel Tejada
3B Carney Lansford
LF Rickey Henderson
CF Dave Henderson
RF Jose Canseco
DH Jason Giambi

SP Dave Stewart
SP Bob Welch
SP Mike Moore
SP Kenny Rogers
SP Tim Hudson

RP Dennis Eckersly
RP Rick Honeycut
RP Curt Young
RP Steve Karsay
RP Isringhausen
RP Gene Nelson


BN Eric Chavez
BN Scott Brosius
BN Matt Stairs
BN Walt Weiss
BN Ruben Sierra

Steiny catches every inning of every game

[lakings25]

Re: 1990s all-decade teams

I thought this was all 1990's teams...

Oakland: Stan Javier not Matt Stairs, Tim Hudson debut June 8, 1999, doesn't qualify for all decade team. Maybe use Todd Van Poppel. Other honorable mentions... Ernie Young, Ozzie Conseco, and Geronimo Berroa

St. Louis: Ron Gant was more a Brave in the 90's

Pittsburgh: Brian Giles played in 1999 for the Pirates, use Al Martin and Tim Wakefield instead of Mike Williams

[lakings25]

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California Angels:

SP-Chuck Finley
SP-Mark Langston
SP-Jim Abbott
SP-Jarrod Washburn
SP-Jason Dickson

RP-Lee Smith
RP-Troy Percival
RP-Mike James
RP-Joe Grahe
RP-Mark Eichorn
RP-Mike Holtz

C-Jorge Fabregas
C-Todd Greene
1B-JT Snow
2B-Rex Hudler
2B-Damion Easley
SS-Gary DiSarcina
3B-Troy Glaus
3B-Jack Howell
OF-Tim Salmon
OF-Jim Edmonds
OF-Garrett Anderson
OF-Darin Erstad
OF-Orlando Palmeiro
OF-Chad Curtis
DH-Chili Davis

[AftershockFx]

Re: 1990s all-decade teams

I thought this was all 1990's teams...

Oakland: Stan Javier not Matt Stairs, Tim Hudson debut June 8, 1999, doesn't qualify for all decade team. Maybe use Todd Van Poppel. Other honorable mentions... Ernie Young, Ozzie Conseco, and Geronimo Berroa

St. Louis: Ron Gant was more a Brave in the 90's

Pittsburgh: Brian Giles played in 1999 for the Pirates, use Al Martin and Tim Wakefield instead of Mike Williams

Last time I checked 90's teams included roster players from 90-99. Mike Williams started with the Pirates in 98 and Giles in 99. I'm pretty sure they qualify

[GMANFREAK]

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I disagree with the Braves lineup. This is what it should be.

C. Javy Lopez
1B. Fred McGriff
2B. Mark Lemke
3B. Chipper Jones
SS. Jeff Blauser (More at bats than any other Brave in the 90's)
LF. Ron Gant
CF. Marquis Grissom
RF. David Justice

C. Eddie Perez
3B. Terry Pendleton
OF Andruw Jones
SS. Rafael Belliard
OF. Ryan Klesko
OF Michael Tucker

SP. Greg Maddux ( 2nd in wins )
SP. Tom Glavine ( 1st in wins )
SP. John Smoltz (3rd in wins )
SP. Steve Avery ( 4th in wins )
SP. Kevin Millwood ( 5th in wins )

CL. Mark Wholers ( Most saves in 90's for the Braves )
SU. Greg McMichael
RP. Kerry Lightenberg
RP. Mike Stanton
RP. John Rocker
LRP. Charlie Leibrandt (6th in wins)

[JHedges2]

Re: 1990s all-decade teams

as far as the Braves go, I would put Chipper at SS and have Pendleton at 3B because in the 90's early in his career Chipper played Short.

MOST DEF. AGREED. TP won the MVP and NL Batting Title in 1991, and also led the league in hits. He's def. gotta be the starter at 3B.

Also, Ron Gant should be on the Braves 90's team.

[GMANFREAK]

Re: 1990s all-decade teams

I disagree and here is why.


Chipper Jones in the 90's Stats

Games Played: 899
At Bats: 3326
Runs: 622
Hits: 1029
BA: .309
Homeruns: 175
RBI's: 599
OBP: .404
OPS: .939

Chipper Jones Accomplishments in the 90s
1 World Series Ring and A MVP Award.

Chipper Jones only has 49 Career Games at Shortstop. The most in one season was 38 in 1996.


Terry Pendleton in the 90's Stats

Games Played: 593
At Bats: 2330
Runs: 319
Hits: 669
BA: .287
Homeruns: 71
RBI's: 322
OBP: .327
OPS: .772

Accomplishments in 90's
MVP and Batting Title

He played 4 and a Half seasons with the Braves. Most of his Career was in St Louis in the 80's but this is the 90's we are speaking of.

The Highest Average hit by Pendleton in one season in the 90's as a Brave was .319 Chipper Jones the same.
Pendletons Highest average in a season was that .319 average with the exception of Pendletons rookie season of .324 in which he played only 67 games. Chipper Jones Highest average in one season was .364 Last Year.

So point being Chipper is the clear 3B starter as Blauser deserves Shortstop. Pendleton as much as I like him is over rated.