Sim Dynasty Baseball - Shawon Varitek (Nomar Garciaparra League)

Shawon Varitek Revert to original name	Third Base Retired (2000, Age 40)
	Nomar Garciaparra League 10-12-2331

* League requires 75% rating to start at catcher.

Year	OS Age	Contact vs R	Power vs R	Contact vs L	Power vs L	Speed	Arm	Range
Skill grades calculated using approximate current ratings minus past improvements.
1978	18	23	43	36	49	75	52	19
1979	19	29	48	41	56	79	57	26
1980	20	33	54	55	58	84	66	32
1981	21	41	57	64	62	88	73	40
1982	22	48	62	68	68	90	77	49
1983	23	54	70	71	70	92	82	52
1984	24	59	74	76	76	94	84	57
1985	25	69	79	79	78	94	91	61
1986	26	73	80	80	80	95	91	66
1987	27	74	82	82	82	96	93	70
1988	28	76	87	83	83	96	95	71
1989	29	77	88	83	84	97	96	71
1990	30	77	88	83	84	97	96	71
1991	31	78	89	83	84	97	97	71
1992	32	78	89	83	84	97	97	71
1993	33	78	89	83	84	97	97	71
1994	34	82	90	83	86	97	97	72
1995	35	82	90	81	84	91	96	72
1996	36	82	84	83	80	88	97	70
1997	37	80	83	81	80	86	96	71
1998	38	79	84	79	76	86	97	73
1999	39	79	81	80	75	78	97	74
2000	40	79	78	81	70	76	97	72

Career Transactions

Date	Transaction
2000-11-01	Shawon Varitek has retired from the Colorado Rockies
1998-04-27	Shawon Varitek of the Colorado Rocks is injured and is expected to be out 36 days.
1996-04-09	Shawon Varitek of the Colorado Rocks is injured and is expected to be out 18 days.
1993-09-02	Shawon Varitek of the Colorado Rocks is injured and is expected to be out 34 days.
1989-05-22	Shawon Varitek of the Colorado Rocks is injured and is expected to be out 13 days.
1984-08-13	Shawon Varitek of the Colorado Rocks is injured and is expected to be out 11 days.
1983-04-01	The Colorado Rocks have promoted Shawon Varitek to the major league team. The Colorado Rocks have designated Jason Hammaker for assignment.
1982-08-25	A trade has been completed between the Houston Apaches and the Colorado Rocks. The Colorado Rocks receive Shawon Varitek, Draft Pick 1983 Round 2 LAA (Ted Landreaux), Draft Pick 1983 Round 1 HOU (Jack Ollom) from the Houston Apaches in exchange for Slim Lindsey, John DeLancey. Protest This Trade.