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Pete Rose League 3-1-2070 |
| Bill Ford |  Right FieldPhiladelphia Stars |
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CAREER | BIOGRAPHICAL DATA | ||||
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| AVG | .268 | Total Rating |
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Bats/Throws | R/R | |
| OPS | .687 | Status | Active | Option Years | 0
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| H | 104 | Age | 26 (OS 27) | Date of Birth | 10-09-2043 | |
| HR | 3 | Drafted | Round 3, Pick 41 (2063) |
Majors Svc Time | 2 years (2 games) |
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| RBI | 38 | |||||
| SB | 9 | |||||
| OFFENSE | PITCHING | MENTORING | |||||||
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| Contact vs. R | Contact vs. L | Endurance |
Ldrship |
Unk. | |||||
| Power vs. R | Power vs. L | Velocity |
Mentor vR |
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| Speed | Bunt | Control |
Mentor vL |
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| POSITIONS | DEFENSE/HEALTH | POSTSEASON | |||||||
| C * | --- | SS | --- | Range | WS Rings | 0 | |||
| 1B | --- | LF | (67.6%) | Arm | WS Appearances | 0 | |||
| 2B | --- | CF | --- |
Health |
LCS Appearances | 0 | |||
| 3B | --- | RF | (100%) |
Injured Days |
0 | All Star Teams | 0 | ||
* League requires 50% rating to start at catcher.
| Date | Opponent | AB | R | H | 2B | 3B | HR | RBI | BB | SO | SB | CS | E | OPS | OBP | SLG | ISO | AVG |
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| Date | Transaction |
| 2068-04-16 | Trade #1942655 has been completed between the Milwaukee Brewers and the Philadelphia Stars. The Philadelphia Stars receive Bill Ford, Bob Buddin from the Milwaukee Brewers in exchange for Norm Cash. |
| 2068-04-05 | The Milwaukee Brewers have demoted Bill Ford to the minor leagues. |
| 2068-03-07 | The Milwaukee Brewers have promoted Stu Metzig to the major league team. The Milwaukee Brewers have promoted Bill Ford to the major league team. |
| 2066-03-07 | The Milwaukee Brewers have sent Bill Ford down to the minors. |
| 2065-09-22 | The Milwaukee Mudcats have promoted Bill Ford to the major league team. |
| 2065-05-17 | The Milwaukee Mudcats have sent Bill Ford to the minors. |
| 2065-05-14 | The Milwaukee Mudcats have sent Jim Frick to the minors. The Milwaukee Mudcats have promoted Bill Ford to the major league team. |