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ltuair87ha
-I will start by inducting 2 GREAT players who just retired. These 2 guys are going to set the bar for anyone that wants to enter the Luis's Sim Dynasty Hall of Fame.
[color=Blue]1st[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Oscar Cary from the Jackie Robinson League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=169776
He holds a number of Career Records that includes Hits-3708, Runs-2271 & Doubles-230. He was 14 time All Star & 8 time MVP. The GREATEST All Around Player I have ever seen is Oscar Gary and he is the first member of the Hall of Fame. I was not in his league but I have read alot about him. Please the owner of Oscar Gary please write up a article about him stating all his accomplishments. I will do my best to put somthing together now.
[color=Blue]2nd[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Turtle Lobos from the Lou Gehrig League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=194125
Turtle also holds a number of records that include:
G-3,050
AB-12,061
SB-803
BB-1,362
CS-399
K's-1767
but also finshed with 518 Hrs, 1918 RBI(2nd), 3,521 hits(2nd), 2085 Runs(2nd), & 582 Doubles(2nd). Turtle is a legacy in this game of Sim Dynasty as a durable, hard nose, selfish, winning player, and with those MVP's a GREAT ALL AROUND 5 Tool Player. The man did it all, he stole bases, hit, hit for power, hit for extrabases, got on base, played defense.......I mean you can't ask for more. In addition to all his personal accomplishments his team won and won alot over his 19 yr career. They had 18 of 19 winning seasons, 3 World Series, 7 Division Titles, 11 playoff appearances.
5 MVP Awards(57.58,60,62,64)
3 second place MVP finishes in (54,55,59), was in the top five 9 times total.
17 Straight Allstar appearances from 1951 to 1967.
3 World Series Rings
7 Division Titles
11 Playoff Appearances
18 Straight Seasons of a record over .500
[color=Blue]3rd[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Chub Stahoviak from the Satchel Paige League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=211769
Chub Stahoviak was the GREATEST Closer in History of Sim Dynasty, their is no doubt about it. He holds the record for career SV's with a MONTEROUS number of 908. He probably pitched more games than anyone else too with 1127. The stories I have heard about this player are truely amazing. He had BACK to BACK season of an ERA under 1 in 1957 and 1958. He pitched for 20 seasons and had 60 or more SV's 3 times. He was born to close games. Other Accomplishment were:
8 World Series Championships
6 Fireman Awards
4 Runner up in Fireman Award
19 Allstar Games
[color=Blue]4th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]"Diesel" Lonnett from the Ted Williams League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=159917
- won 22 or more games 12 straight seasons and 20 or more 14 times total; also had a season-high 31 wins in 1954
- had only one season under .500 (his last season) and lost in double digits only 3 times in his career
- had an ERA under 2.00 9 times with a career best 1.17 in 1960
- 15 straight seasons with 164 or more strikeouts and a season-high 220 in 1964
- in his 17 years career, he started 8 AS games and made the AS roster 15 times
- in 17 seasons, won 6 Cy Young Awards, finished 2nd (many times to teammates) 7 times and 4th once
- headed rotation that resulted in 12 straight postseasons and 13 in his 17-yr career; included in those 13 postseasons were 7 WS which brought home 4 league titles
- career totals: 100 shutouts, 340 CGs (in 590 career starts), 1.02 WHIP, 2.28 ERA, 391-130 record, 3155 Ks in 4845 IPs
- never pitched less than 245 IPs, etc., etc.
[color=Blue]5th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Jerry Mead from the Ted Williams League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=232600
Write up will come at a later date....
[color=Blue]6th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Barney Hattebergfrom the Eddie Stankey League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=100208
Barney's numbers, while not the best ever in any SD category, are solid. Especially outstanding are:
HR: 549 (leads the ESL by a wide margin)
BA: .340 (in 9276 AB)
OBP: .407
SLG: .603
OPS: 1.010
He was a starting all-star 10 times in his career and had 8 appearances on the MVP list, winning it once. He had 12 playoff appearances, winning 5 rings.
[color=Blue]7th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Roy Solorzano from the Hank Aaron League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=55288
Roy was a one of a kind player who was a catcher with GREAT POWER. He was drafted in 1950 as 21 yr old and played full time for 18 season's only missing 1 or 2 games a season. He lead his team to 8 Division Titles, 3 Wild Cards, 11 total Playoff appearances, 3 NLCS Titles and 1 World Series Championship. Here are some of his accomplishments:
AllStar Games: 16
Hrs: 637--------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
RBI: 2092 ------> 2nd in all of Sim Dynasty History.
Hits: 3502
2B: 588
Avg: .301
Slg.: .525
Games: 2935
Playoff appearances: 11
Division Titles: 8
NLCS Titles: 3
World Series: 1
He just played year in year out every single season until he retired. He is definately one of the best players ever made my Sim Dynasty.
[color=Blue]8th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Bill Crow forom the Satchel Paige League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=330917
Bill played 20 seasons, 1957-1976 until the age of 40.
8 Playoff Appearances
3 World Series Championships
2 MVP Awards ( He came in 2nd twice)
15 consecutive 1st Team All Star
As far as I can tell, he is the SP League all-time leader in: Games, AB, Runs, Hits, 2B, HR, RBI, BB
SD all-time leader in:
Hits: 3857--------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
RBI: 2173 ------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
G: 3,180 ------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
AB:12,678 ------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
[color=Blue]9th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Pete Delgado from the Barry Bonds League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?mode=player&playername=nobody&id=291257
Rookie of the Year
4-Time MVP
13-Time All-Star Starter - 14 appearances
BBL All-Time Rankings
1st in Hits, Stolen Bases, & Triples
2nd in RBI, Runs, & Doubles
That's right, Top 6 in EVERY offensive catagory in league history. Top 3 in 9 of the 13. Might be the only player to ever be able to say that (maybe Oscar too).
He is a true 5 tool player having commited only 27 errors at 3B in 2284 games, once going over 400 consecutive games without an error.
He had a .300+ batting average 15 consecutive seasons.
His average per 162 games is mind boggling
Runs - 125
Hits - 213
2B - 38
3B - 10
HR - 32
RBI - 116
SB - 33
[Edited on 8-10-2004 by ltuair87ha]
[Edited on 8-10-2004 by ltuair87ha]
Comments/Nominations for Hall of Fame
May 05, 2004 at 01:12PM View BBCode
-I am going to do this myself, just like I do the Career Records and Single Season Records for Custom and Dynasty Leagues.-I will start by inducting 2 GREAT players who just retired. These 2 guys are going to set the bar for anyone that wants to enter the Luis's Sim Dynasty Hall of Fame.
[color=Blue]1st[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Oscar Cary from the Jackie Robinson League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=169776
He holds a number of Career Records that includes Hits-3708, Runs-2271 & Doubles-230. He was 14 time All Star & 8 time MVP. The GREATEST All Around Player I have ever seen is Oscar Gary and he is the first member of the Hall of Fame. I was not in his league but I have read alot about him. Please the owner of Oscar Gary please write up a article about him stating all his accomplishments. I will do my best to put somthing together now.
[color=Blue]2nd[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Turtle Lobos from the Lou Gehrig League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=194125
Turtle also holds a number of records that include:
G-3,050
AB-12,061
SB-803
BB-1,362
CS-399
K's-1767
but also finshed with 518 Hrs, 1918 RBI(2nd), 3,521 hits(2nd), 2085 Runs(2nd), & 582 Doubles(2nd). Turtle is a legacy in this game of Sim Dynasty as a durable, hard nose, selfish, winning player, and with those MVP's a GREAT ALL AROUND 5 Tool Player. The man did it all, he stole bases, hit, hit for power, hit for extrabases, got on base, played defense.......I mean you can't ask for more. In addition to all his personal accomplishments his team won and won alot over his 19 yr career. They had 18 of 19 winning seasons, 3 World Series, 7 Division Titles, 11 playoff appearances.
5 MVP Awards(57.58,60,62,64)
3 second place MVP finishes in (54,55,59), was in the top five 9 times total.
17 Straight Allstar appearances from 1951 to 1967.
3 World Series Rings
7 Division Titles
11 Playoff Appearances
18 Straight Seasons of a record over .500
[color=Blue]3rd[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Chub Stahoviak from the Satchel Paige League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=211769
Chub Stahoviak was the GREATEST Closer in History of Sim Dynasty, their is no doubt about it. He holds the record for career SV's with a MONTEROUS number of 908. He probably pitched more games than anyone else too with 1127. The stories I have heard about this player are truely amazing. He had BACK to BACK season of an ERA under 1 in 1957 and 1958. He pitched for 20 seasons and had 60 or more SV's 3 times. He was born to close games. Other Accomplishment were:
8 World Series Championships
6 Fireman Awards
4 Runner up in Fireman Award
19 Allstar Games
[color=Blue]4th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]"Diesel" Lonnett from the Ted Williams League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=159917
- won 22 or more games 12 straight seasons and 20 or more 14 times total; also had a season-high 31 wins in 1954
- had only one season under .500 (his last season) and lost in double digits only 3 times in his career
- had an ERA under 2.00 9 times with a career best 1.17 in 1960
- 15 straight seasons with 164 or more strikeouts and a season-high 220 in 1964
- in his 17 years career, he started 8 AS games and made the AS roster 15 times
- in 17 seasons, won 6 Cy Young Awards, finished 2nd (many times to teammates) 7 times and 4th once
- headed rotation that resulted in 12 straight postseasons and 13 in his 17-yr career; included in those 13 postseasons were 7 WS which brought home 4 league titles
- career totals: 100 shutouts, 340 CGs (in 590 career starts), 1.02 WHIP, 2.28 ERA, 391-130 record, 3155 Ks in 4845 IPs
- never pitched less than 245 IPs, etc., etc.
[color=Blue]5th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Jerry Mead from the Ted Williams League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=232600
Write up will come at a later date....
[color=Blue]6th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Barney Hattebergfrom the Eddie Stankey League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=100208
Barney's numbers, while not the best ever in any SD category, are solid. Especially outstanding are:
HR: 549 (leads the ESL by a wide margin)
BA: .340 (in 9276 AB)
OBP: .407
SLG: .603
OPS: 1.010
He was a starting all-star 10 times in his career and had 8 appearances on the MVP list, winning it once. He had 12 playoff appearances, winning 5 rings.
[color=Blue]7th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Roy Solorzano from the Hank Aaron League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=55288
Roy was a one of a kind player who was a catcher with GREAT POWER. He was drafted in 1950 as 21 yr old and played full time for 18 season's only missing 1 or 2 games a season. He lead his team to 8 Division Titles, 3 Wild Cards, 11 total Playoff appearances, 3 NLCS Titles and 1 World Series Championship. Here are some of his accomplishments:
AllStar Games: 16
Hrs: 637--------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
RBI: 2092 ------> 2nd in all of Sim Dynasty History.
Hits: 3502
2B: 588
Avg: .301
Slg.: .525
Games: 2935
Playoff appearances: 11
Division Titles: 8
NLCS Titles: 3
World Series: 1
He just played year in year out every single season until he retired. He is definately one of the best players ever made my Sim Dynasty.
[color=Blue]8th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Bill Crow forom the Satchel Paige League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=330917
Bill played 20 seasons, 1957-1976 until the age of 40.
8 Playoff Appearances
3 World Series Championships
2 MVP Awards ( He came in 2nd twice)
15 consecutive 1st Team All Star
As far as I can tell, he is the SP League all-time leader in: Games, AB, Runs, Hits, 2B, HR, RBI, BB
SD all-time leader in:
Hits: 3857--------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
RBI: 2173 ------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
G: 3,180 ------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
AB:12,678 ------> Tops in all of Sim Dynasty History.
[color=Blue]9th[/color] Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Pete Delgado from the Barry Bonds League.[/color]
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?mode=player&playername=nobody&id=291257
Rookie of the Year
4-Time MVP
13-Time All-Star Starter - 14 appearances
BBL All-Time Rankings
1st in Hits, Stolen Bases, & Triples
2nd in RBI, Runs, & Doubles
That's right, Top 6 in EVERY offensive catagory in league history. Top 3 in 9 of the 13. Might be the only player to ever be able to say that (maybe Oscar too).
He is a true 5 tool player having commited only 27 errors at 3B in 2284 games, once going over 400 consecutive games without an error.
He had a .300+ batting average 15 consecutive seasons.
His average per 162 games is mind boggling
Runs - 125
Hits - 213
2B - 38
3B - 10
HR - 32
RBI - 116
SB - 33
[Edited on 8-10-2004 by ltuair87ha]
[Edited on 8-10-2004 by ltuair87ha]
NYC-BUMPERS
June 02, 2004 at 07:59PM View BBCode
Are you going to establish a minimum amount of years that a player has to be in the league in order to qualify for the hall?
robby
June 29, 2004 at 07:58PM View BBCode
have you noticed that all of these players have over 500 homers. thats not right. there should be more than just power hitters in the hall of fame. you should have some guys that rely on more than power to get them recognized.
ltuair87ha
July 01, 2004 at 01:22PM View BBCode
Well Nominate a player that deserves to be in that does not have 500 Hrs.....
happy
I dont see what is so amazing about this guy. Sure he deserves to be in the HOF, but the greatest closer? not enough IPs to be the greatest closer in my book. Obviously he was on a good team, and he got a lot of save opportunities.
July 01, 2004 at 05:55PM View BBCode
Originally posted by ltuair87ha
3rd Induction into the Hall of Fame is:
[color=dark blue]Chub Stahoviak from the Satchel Paige League.[/color]
Chub Stahoviak was the GREATEST Closer in History of Sim Dynasty, their is no doubt about it. He holds the record for career SV's with a MONTEROUS number of 908. He probably pitched more games than anyone else too with 1127. The stories I have heard about this player are truely amazing. He had BACK to BACK season of an ERA under 1 in 1957 and 1958. He pitched for 20 seasons and had 60 or more SV's 3 times. He was born to close games. Other Accomplishment were:
8 World Series Championships
6 Fireman Awards
4 Runner up in Fireman Award
19 Allstar Games
Player Card:
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=211769
[Edited on 6-18-2004 by ltuair87ha]
I dont see what is so amazing about this guy. Sure he deserves to be in the HOF, but the greatest closer? not enough IPs to be the greatest closer in my book. Obviously he was on a good team, and he got a lot of save opportunities.
Meathead44
6 Fireman Awards and 4 2nds
900+ saves
Find one person that can even come remotely close to any of those, let alone all 3.
July 01, 2004 at 06:06PM View BBCode
10 season below 2.00 ERA6 Fireman Awards and 4 2nds
900+ saves
Find one person that can even come remotely close to any of those, let alone all 3.
ltuair87ha
July 01, 2004 at 06:59PM View BBCode
I agree with Meathead and 8 RINGS!!!!!! That is insane and I know how hard it is to win in the playoffs and how a GREAT closer can make the differance. Really in the Playoffs the games are always close and most of the time it come down to the Closer to close the game out and it he screws up 1 time it can cost you the World Series. I know what I am talking about, I have been in the playoffs 22 Times with 9 Championships and 4 World Series Rings. Rings are very hard to come by so I give Chub Stahoviak the honor of announcing him as The GREATEST Closer EVER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
happy
900+ saves= he was on a good team, and his team put him in only in save situations
10 seasons under 2.00 ERA= he wasnt playing when he was even slightly tired, and he is a good pitcher.
Id rather have a guy with 10 seasond under 2.5 ERA, and averaging 200 innings per season.
look at this guys season in 1953: [url]http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=1050677[/url]. I would rather have some C+ endurance guy over a really good F endurance guy. like i say, he is very good, and deserves to be in the HOF, but it says he was the greatest closer ever, no question about it, and i disagree.
July 01, 2004 at 11:38PM View BBCode
8 rings= he was on a good team900+ saves= he was on a good team, and his team put him in only in save situations
10 seasons under 2.00 ERA= he wasnt playing when he was even slightly tired, and he is a good pitcher.
Id rather have a guy with 10 seasond under 2.5 ERA, and averaging 200 innings per season.
look at this guys season in 1953: [url]http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=1050677[/url]. I would rather have some C+ endurance guy over a really good F endurance guy. like i say, he is very good, and deserves to be in the HOF, but it says he was the greatest closer ever, no question about it, and i disagree.
happy
July 01, 2004 at 11:41PM View BBCode
oh also, according to moneyball, Turtle Lobos stole way too much, and actually hurt his team more than he helped it. Moneyball says 70% you break even on SBs, and he was more around 66.8%. That guy is really good though. i would love to have a player like that on my team.
ltuair87ha
I have had a couple of interesting players play on my team....Turtle was a very interesting one. Played hard every single game and played 160+ games per yr for 19 seasons. He stole a ton of base and got caught a ton too but mostly early and late in his career. If you take is numbers away his first 2 seasons and last 3 seasons i am sure his percentage is around 71%, which is not great but OK.
Another is the HR King Roy Solorzano who just keeps impressing me. At 38 he is still Popping Hrs and driving in runs. At the age of 38 in 1967 he is batting .272 with 13 Hrs and 59 RBI in the teams 82 games. How about that? He is looking for hit # 3,400 soon and broke 2,000 RBI not to long ago to go along with his 619 Hrs.
My Lou Gehrig team stole over 200 bases and 300 a few times for about 10 straight seasons. Every player on that team was pretty interesting too.
[Edited on 7-2-2004 by ltuair87ha]
July 02, 2004 at 06:50PM View BBCode
Question # 1....What is Moneyball?I have had a couple of interesting players play on my team....Turtle was a very interesting one. Played hard every single game and played 160+ games per yr for 19 seasons. He stole a ton of base and got caught a ton too but mostly early and late in his career. If you take is numbers away his first 2 seasons and last 3 seasons i am sure his percentage is around 71%, which is not great but OK.
Another is the HR King Roy Solorzano who just keeps impressing me. At 38 he is still Popping Hrs and driving in runs. At the age of 38 in 1967 he is batting .272 with 13 Hrs and 59 RBI in the teams 82 games. How about that? He is looking for hit # 3,400 soon and broke 2,000 RBI not to long ago to go along with his 619 Hrs.
My Lou Gehrig team stole over 200 bases and 300 a few times for about 10 straight seasons. Every player on that team was pretty interesting too.
[Edited on 7-2-2004 by ltuair87ha]
Maul725
As for saying you'd rather have a guy with 10 seasons with an ERA below 2.5 and 200 innings, I totally agree with you. However, a guy with 200 innings is not a closer, he's a starter, or relieved most games, so you're statement is invalid. Closers are supposed to come in for only an inning or 2 when you need to close out the game. They're usually really good pitchers, who just don't have the endurance to start.
Hey Happy
July 03, 2004 at 10:50PM View BBCode
Just because you have a good team doesn't necessarily mean you will get a lot of save opportunities. I had a team my first year in a league in which I was 62-100 but my closer had 43 saves. And what don't you get about Chub Stahoviak? How can you say he's not the greatest closer ever. He dominated for so long and saved at least 47 games 8 times. Also, he had 1127 IP, which is a lot for a closer. That doesn't qualify him as the greatest relief pitcher every in SD, but it does make him the greatest CLOSER. Saying that he's not is a ridiculous statement, as are your criteria for pitchers.As for saying you'd rather have a guy with 10 seasons with an ERA below 2.5 and 200 innings, I totally agree with you. However, a guy with 200 innings is not a closer, he's a starter, or relieved most games, so you're statement is invalid. Closers are supposed to come in for only an inning or 2 when you need to close out the game. They're usually really good pitchers, who just don't have the endurance to start.
robby
July 07, 2004 at 04:48PM View BBCode
i dont know if id say best ever. there have been a lot of good relievers and closers. im sure that there are relievers out there that are better.
happy
Moneyball, the book written about how the Oakland As had the 2nd most amount of wins in the past 10 years with the 2nd lowest salary (as of whne the book came out). It is about Billy Beane and his philosophies on baseball.
July 11, 2004 at 06:07AM View BBCode
Originally posted by ltuair87ha
Question # 1....What is Moneyball?
[Edited on 7-2-2004 by ltuair87ha]
Moneyball, the book written about how the Oakland As had the 2nd most amount of wins in the past 10 years with the 2nd lowest salary (as of whne the book came out). It is about Billy Beane and his philosophies on baseball.
Lovechop
July 30, 2004 at 09:08PM View BBCode
Now according to money ball, it stated that you shouldn't steal unless you can steal "X"%. You are supposed to be patient and walk a lot and don't strike out that much. One question that keeps nagging at me is, how many world series rings does Billy have? Better yet isn't his first draft of players still mostly in the minors still and not in the majors. The A's have been to the playoffs a lot of times, so have the Twins. The Twins play team ball and scout and draft well and I don't think they subscribe to the moneyball theory. They also do not sit back and wait for the long ball, if you have seen their roster lately. Does the Moneyball theory work maybe, but I think a lot of other philosophies do too.
happy
August 04, 2004 at 05:38AM View BBCode
Bean was the one who got the As to draft Zito, even though no one wanted to draft him. Zito, Mulder, and Hudson are all prospects of his i believe.
ltuair87ha
SimDynasty HR & RBI King retires at the age of 40 with 637 HR's and 2092 RBI.
August 07, 2004 at 08:54PM View BBCode
New Member of the Hall of Fame: Roy Solorzano from the HAL League.SimDynasty HR & RBI King retires at the age of 40 with 637 HR's and 2092 RBI.
Meathead44
Pete Delgado - 3B
Milwaukee Meatheads - Barry Bonds League
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?mode=player&playername=nobody&id=291257
4-Time MVP
Rookie of the Year
13-Time All-Star Starter - 14 appearances
BBL All-Time Rankings
1st Hits
1st Stolen Bases
1st Triples
2nd RBI
2nd Runs
2nd Singles
2nd Doubles
3rd Home Runs
3rd Batting Average
4th On-Base %
6th Slugging
6th OPS
6th Walks
That's right, Top 6 in EVERY offensive catagory in league history. Top 3 in 9 of the 13. Might be the only player to ever be able to say that (maybe Oscar too).
He is a true 5 tool player having commited only 27 errors at 3B in 2284 games, once going over 400 consecutive games without an error.
He had a .300+ batting average 15 consecutive seasons.
His average per 162 games is mind boggling
Runs - 125
Hits - 213
2B - 38
3B - 10
HR - 32
RBI - 116
SB - 33
He is a part of the BBL which is now defunct and should be considered the same as retired.
[Edited on 8-7-2004 by Meathead44]
August 07, 2004 at 10:27PM View BBCode
I'll throw up my nomination.Pete Delgado - 3B
Milwaukee Meatheads - Barry Bonds League
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?mode=player&playername=nobody&id=291257
4-Time MVP
Rookie of the Year
13-Time All-Star Starter - 14 appearances
BBL All-Time Rankings
1st Hits
1st Stolen Bases
1st Triples
2nd RBI
2nd Runs
2nd Singles
2nd Doubles
3rd Home Runs
3rd Batting Average
4th On-Base %
6th Slugging
6th OPS
6th Walks
That's right, Top 6 in EVERY offensive catagory in league history. Top 3 in 9 of the 13. Might be the only player to ever be able to say that (maybe Oscar too).
He is a true 5 tool player having commited only 27 errors at 3B in 2284 games, once going over 400 consecutive games without an error.
He had a .300+ batting average 15 consecutive seasons.
His average per 162 games is mind boggling
Runs - 125
Hits - 213
2B - 38
3B - 10
HR - 32
RBI - 116
SB - 33
He is a part of the BBL which is now defunct and should be considered the same as retired.
[Edited on 8-7-2004 by Meathead44]
lvnwrth
Oh, yeah...that's right. In SD they pretty much don't exist. Oh well, that still doesn't detract from the greatness of the guys you identified.
Re: Great hitters
August 08, 2004 at 12:02AM View BBCode
Where are the great, high average hitters who didn't hit 500 home runs?Oh, yeah...that's right. In SD they pretty much don't exist. Oh well, that still doesn't detract from the greatness of the guys you identified.