Well, all of the higher seeded teams won the first round of the playoffs. Any made a good showing against Jim, but had too much to come back against.
Here are this week's matchups:
#1 Beaners
#4 Heaters
#2 Poppers
#3 Utility Men
Same two-week rules as last round.
We will also have a losers bracket. Here's the matchups:
#5 Diggleturb
#8 Full Flanal
#6 FKAKY
#7 Pickle Weasels
Good luck!
Monday, September 05, 2005
Tuesday, August 23, 2005
Playoffs are here
The playoffs are here!
Here is the seeding for the playoffs:
1. Beaners
2. Poppers
3. Utility Men
4. Heaters
5. Diggleturb
6. FKAKY
7. Pickle Weasels
8. Full Flanull
The Heaters and Diggleturb were tied at the end of the season and were 1-1 against each other. However, Todd beat Dustin on head to head points 13-11. One 7-5 game. That's close, but not as close as the Pickle Weasels and Full Flanull. They were tied and 1-1 but the point differential was 12.5-11.5 in favor of Dan. Andy pulled out the clutch win in the last week of the season against the Beaners. But it wasn't enough due to the little tie breaker formula thing.
First round matchups:
H: Beaners
A: Full Flanal
H: Heaters
A: Diggleturb
H: Utility Men
A: FKAKY
H: Poppers
A: Pickle Weasels
OVERALL STANDINGS for Beaver Roto League
Through games of 08.22.05
Black
Team Name WIN LOSS TIES PCT PF PA WPF WPA
Beaners 17 3 0 .8500 179.0 61.0 5.5 6.5
Utility Men 11 9 0 .5500 116.0 124.0 10.0 2.0
Diggleturb 9 11 0 .4500 106.0 134.0 2.0 10.0
Full Flanull 6 14 0 .3000 96.5 143.5 6.5 5.5
Orange
Team Name WIN LOSS TIES PCT PF PA WPF WPA
Poppers 14 6 0 .7000 139.5 100.5 8.0 4.0
Heaters 9 11 0 .4500 123.0 117.0 10.5 1.5
FKAKY 8 12 0 .4000 111.0 129.0 4.0 8.0
Pickle Weasels 6 14 0 .3000 89.0 151.0 1.5 10.5
Here is the seeding for the playoffs:
1. Beaners
2. Poppers
3. Utility Men
4. Heaters
5. Diggleturb
6. FKAKY
7. Pickle Weasels
8. Full Flanull
The Heaters and Diggleturb were tied at the end of the season and were 1-1 against each other. However, Todd beat Dustin on head to head points 13-11. One 7-5 game. That's close, but not as close as the Pickle Weasels and Full Flanull. They were tied and 1-1 but the point differential was 12.5-11.5 in favor of Dan. Andy pulled out the clutch win in the last week of the season against the Beaners. But it wasn't enough due to the little tie breaker formula thing.
First round matchups:
H: Beaners
A: Full Flanal
H: Heaters
A: Diggleturb
H: Utility Men
A: FKAKY
H: Poppers
A: Pickle Weasels
OVERALL STANDINGS for Beaver Roto League
Through games of 08.22.05
Black
Team Name WIN LOSS TIES PCT PF PA WPF WPA
Beaners 17 3 0 .8500 179.0 61.0 5.5 6.5
Utility Men 11 9 0 .5500 116.0 124.0 10.0 2.0
Diggleturb 9 11 0 .4500 106.0 134.0 2.0 10.0
Full Flanull 6 14 0 .3000 96.5 143.5 6.5 5.5
Orange
Team Name WIN LOSS TIES PCT PF PA WPF WPA
Poppers 14 6 0 .7000 139.5 100.5 8.0 4.0
Heaters 9 11 0 .4500 123.0 117.0 10.5 1.5
FKAKY 8 12 0 .4000 111.0 129.0 4.0 8.0
Pickle Weasels 6 14 0 .3000 89.0 151.0 1.5 10.5
Tuesday, June 28, 2005
POTW - 6/28/2005
Hitting
Full Flanal
Andrew Jones R:6, HR:5, RBI:11 BA:.455 OPS:1.688
Starting Pitching
Utility Men
John Smoltz GS:2, IP:18.0, ER:1, BB:2, K:13, W:2, ERA:0.50, WHIP:0.667
Relief Pitching
Poppers
Chad Cordero IP:3.1, ER:0, BB:0, K:3, SV:3, ERA:0.00, WHIP:0.00
Full Flanal
Andrew Jones R:6, HR:5, RBI:11 BA:.455 OPS:1.688
Starting Pitching
Utility Men
John Smoltz GS:2, IP:18.0, ER:1, BB:2, K:13, W:2, ERA:0.50, WHIP:0.667
Relief Pitching
Poppers
Chad Cordero IP:3.1, ER:0, BB:0, K:3, SV:3, ERA:0.00, WHIP:0.00
Saturday, June 25, 2005
A Look Back at Jim's Streak.
Jim's Beaners had an amazing win streak for the first two and a half months of the season. I mean, who goes 10-0 to start the season? And he wasn't just getting lucky and winning by a category or two each time, he was dominating people. Since it was so unbelievable, I thought I'd take a look back at some of the numbers that made it all possible.
Just look at that line. The Beaners won by an average on 9.3 points to 2.7. Round that and he's beating people 9 to 3 each week. He did have a couple of close calls so if you took those out it would probably look more like 10 to 2. That's domination.
Since we are a bit new to this Head-to-Head thing, lets compare how he did during the streak in standard roto terms. On the week of his 10th win, here's his placement in each of the 12 categories that we use:
Hitting
Runs:
2nd with 423 runs ( 7 behind leader )
RBIs:
1st with 461 RBI ( 26 ahead )
HRs:
1st with 123 home runs ( 5 ahead )
Ave:
1st with a .290 average ( .007 ahead )
OPS:
1st with an .856 OPS ( 0.005 ahead )
SBs:
1st with 64 stolen bases ( 3 ahead )
Pitching
Wins:
2nd with 40 wins ( 5 behind leader )
Saves:
4th with 28 wins ( 16 behind leader )
IP:
4th with 558.3 innings pitched ( 30 behind leader )
ERA:
1st with a 3.16 ERA ( 0.51 ahead )
WHIP:
1st with a 1.110 WHIP ( 0.141 ahead )
K-BB:
1st with 312 K-BB ( 13 ahead )
OK, so he's first in about two-thirds of the categories. And he's especially dominating in hitting. Probably the only two categories he consistently lost were Saves and Innings Pitched. But he's no slouch in either of those.
I'm curious about what this would have translated to in standings in the old roto style we're used to, so here are the standing through the first 10 weeks:
Yea, that's pretty dominating. The crazy thing is that this is pretty much the team he drafted. He's only purchased one player during the streak: Kazuhisa Ishii. So who did he draft that lifted him to these heights? Was it rookies, sleepers, or established players? Here's a look at Jim's current roster stats:
Team report for Beaners
Hitters
Year-to-Date Stats
--> Stats of Previously Active Hitters
Looks like he got some serious contributions from some established guys who are goin' off. Derek Lee, Carlos Lee, and Pat Burrell are all doing better than their career average. Bobby Abreu has a good start as well and could be off to career highs in SBs and HRs. On the other hand, Jason Bay, Clint Barmes, David Wright, and even Chad Tracy are doing very well. When you draft those guys you hope one of them goes off or at least doesn't suck. All of them are solid or way above average. Too bad Barmes got hurt (not for the rest of the league though!).
Pitchers
Year-to-Date Stats
--> Stats of Previously Active Pitchers
Well, this one is obvious. He got two studs in Clemens and Pedro, then Dontrelle is having a monster season. Apparently he can throw any other crap out there and still dominate. The only real boost from a strange place would be Chris Hammond dominating in middle relief. I'd say Brian Moehler because he's doing well, but he has stunk it up for the Beaners while active.
Looks like Jim had the "Perfect Storm", vets who perform at or above average supplimented by rookies or young players who are having career years. Basically, mix some luck with a decent draft and you've got the recipe for total domination.
Congrats Jim on a great run. We'll see how the team deals with their first loss of the season :). Next stop, the All-Star break!
| PCT | PF | PA | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Beaners | 10-0 | 1.000 | 93.0 | 27.0 |
Just look at that line. The Beaners won by an average on 9.3 points to 2.7. Round that and he's beating people 9 to 3 each week. He did have a couple of close calls so if you took those out it would probably look more like 10 to 2. That's domination.
Since we are a bit new to this Head-to-Head thing, lets compare how he did during the streak in standard roto terms. On the week of his 10th win, here's his placement in each of the 12 categories that we use:
Hitting
Runs:
2nd with 423 runs ( 7 behind leader )
RBIs:
1st with 461 RBI ( 26 ahead )
HRs:
1st with 123 home runs ( 5 ahead )
Ave:
1st with a .290 average ( .007 ahead )
OPS:
1st with an .856 OPS ( 0.005 ahead )
SBs:
1st with 64 stolen bases ( 3 ahead )
Pitching
Wins:
2nd with 40 wins ( 5 behind leader )
Saves:
4th with 28 wins ( 16 behind leader )
IP:
4th with 558.3 innings pitched ( 30 behind leader )
ERA:
1st with a 3.16 ERA ( 0.51 ahead )
WHIP:
1st with a 1.110 WHIP ( 0.141 ahead )
K-BB:
1st with 312 K-BB ( 13 ahead )
OK, so he's first in about two-thirds of the categories. And he's especially dominating in hitting. Probably the only two categories he consistently lost were Saves and Innings Pitched. But he's no slouch in either of those.
I'm curious about what this would have translated to in standings in the old roto style we're used to, so here are the standing through the first 10 weeks:
| Hitting | Pitching | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beaners | 47 | 41 | 88 |
| Poppers | 37 | 32.5 | 69.5 |
| FKAKY | 30 | 30.5 | 60.5 |
| Utility Men | 22.5 | 28 | 50.5 |
| Diggleturb | 30.5 | 19.5 | 50 |
| Heaters | 15 | 32.5 | 47.5 |
| Pickle Weasels | 14 | 25 | 39 |
| Full Flanull | 20 | 7 | 27 |
Yea, that's pretty dominating. The crazy thing is that this is pretty much the team he drafted. He's only purchased one player during the streak: Kazuhisa Ishii. So who did he draft that lifted him to these heights? Was it rookies, sleepers, or established players? Here's a look at Jim's current roster stats:
Team report for Beaners
Hitters
Year-to-Date Stats
| Player | Team | R | HR | RBI | SB | AVG | OPS |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BSchneider | Was | 21 | 4 | 19 | 1 | .265 | .739 |
| JEstrada | Atl | 21 | 3 | 30 | 0 | .275 | .731 |
| DLee | ChC | 60 | 22 | 64 | 10 | .390 | 1.20 |
| CTracy | Ari | 30 | 8 | 30 | 0 | .300 | .832 |
| DWright | NYM | 40 | 10 | 38 | 6 | .291 | .882 |
| JSpivey | Was | 27 | 6 | 19 | 8 | .237 | .700 |
| JCastillo | Pit | 4 | 1 | 2 | 0 | .211 | .558 |
| NPerez | ChC | 26 | 4 | 17 | 4 | .256 | .645 |
| BAbreu | Phi | 51 | 16 | 48 | 18 | .312 | .982 |
| CLee | Mil | 40 | 20 | 67 | 8 | .278 | .907 |
| JBay | Pit | 51 | 13 | 36 | 4 | .302 | .932 |
| BHawpe | Col | 13 | 4 | 24 | 1 | .263 | .744 |
| JDubois | ChC | 4 | 2 | 4 | 0 | .214 | .695 |
| PBurrell | Phi | 28 | 15 | 56 | 0 | .297 | .921 |
--> Stats of Previously Active Hitters
| CBarmes | Col | 40 | 8 | 34 | 4 | .329 | .886 |
| JHardy | Mil | 10 | 1 | 7 | 0 | .151 | .490 |
| JLane | Hou | 15 | 5 | 17 | 5 | .218 | .660 |
| JSnow | SF | 9 | 1 | 7 | 1 | .354 | .886 |
| Total: | 490 | 143 | 519 | 70 | .287 | .8495 |
Looks like he got some serious contributions from some established guys who are goin' off. Derek Lee, Carlos Lee, and Pat Burrell are all doing better than their career average. Bobby Abreu has a good start as well and could be off to career highs in SBs and HRs. On the other hand, Jason Bay, Clint Barmes, David Wright, and even Chad Tracy are doing very well. When you draft those guys you hope one of them goes off or at least doesn't suck. All of them are solid or way above average. Too bad Barmes got hurt (not for the rest of the league though!).
Pitchers
Year-to-Date Stats
| Player | Team | W | SV | IP | ERA | WHIP | K-BB |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PMartinez | NYM | 8 | 0 | 109.0 | 2.72 | 0.798 | 97 |
| RClemens | Hou | 6 | 0 | 101.0 | 1.51 | 0.950 | 67 |
| DWillis | Fla | 12 | 0 | 107.7 | 1.76 | 1.096 | 61 |
| DDavis | Mil | 7 | 0 | 76.7 | 4.34 | 1.330 | 33 |
| THoffman | SD | 0 | 19 | 25.3 | 4.26 | 1.224 | 19 |
| CHammond | SD | 5 | 0 | 35.7 | 1.77 | 0.897 | 17 |
| TJones | Fla | 1 | 12 | 20.3 | 1.33 | 0.787 | 13 |
| BMoehler | Fla | 0 | 0 | 35.3 | 4.58 | 1.528 | 6 |
| KIshii | NYM | 2 | 0 | 41.3 | 5.44 | 1.476 | 7 |
--> Stats of Previously Active Pitchers
| DSanchez | LAD | 1 | 0 | 13.7 | 2.63 | 1.171 | 3 |
| VPadilla | Phi | 1 | 0 | 21.3 | 8.44 | 2.203 | -1 |
| AHeilman | NYM | 3 | 0 | 48.7 | 4.07 | 1.130 | 28 |
| BBruney | Ari | 0 | 1 | 11.3 | 5.56 | 1.588 | 1 |
| Total: | 46 | 32 | 647.3 | 3.14 | 1.132 | 351 |
Well, this one is obvious. He got two studs in Clemens and Pedro, then Dontrelle is having a monster season. Apparently he can throw any other crap out there and still dominate. The only real boost from a strange place would be Chris Hammond dominating in middle relief. I'd say Brian Moehler because he's doing well, but he has stunk it up for the Beaners while active.
Looks like Jim had the "Perfect Storm", vets who perform at or above average supplimented by rookies or young players who are having career years. Basically, mix some luck with a decent draft and you've got the recipe for total domination.
Congrats Jim on a great run. We'll see how the team deals with their first loss of the season :). Next stop, the All-Star break!
Tuesday, June 21, 2005
Players of the Week - 6/20/2005
There were quite a few strong hitting performances this week. I picked Pujols because he led the Poppers to victory over the formerly undefeated Beaners. Woo Hoo!
The pitching was a bit weaker. Tomo Ohka had a couple of nice starts but Carpenter was totally dominating this week. No other reliever came close to Cordero's three save performance.
Batter of the Week
Albert Pujols, Poppers
.478 Ave, 1.46 OPS, 9 R, 3 HR, 9 RBI, 1 SB
Honorable Mention:
Derek Lee, Beaners
.542 Ave, 1.45 OPS, 5 R, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 1 SB
Reggie Sanders, Pickle Weasles
.526 Ave, 1.49 OPS, 3 R, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 3 SB
Pitchers of the Week
Chris Carpenter, Heaters
2 Wins, 17.0 IP, 0.53 ERA, 0.471 WHIP, 15 K-BB, 1 Shut Out
Chad Cordero, Poppers
3 Saves, 3 IP, 0.00 ERA, 1.333 WHIP, 2 K-BB
The pitching was a bit weaker. Tomo Ohka had a couple of nice starts but Carpenter was totally dominating this week. No other reliever came close to Cordero's three save performance.
Batter of the Week
Albert Pujols, Poppers
.478 Ave, 1.46 OPS, 9 R, 3 HR, 9 RBI, 1 SB
Honorable Mention:
Derek Lee, Beaners
.542 Ave, 1.45 OPS, 5 R, 2 HR, 5 RBI, 1 SB
Reggie Sanders, Pickle Weasles
.526 Ave, 1.49 OPS, 3 R, 2 HR, 6 RBI, 3 SB
Pitchers of the Week
Chris Carpenter, Heaters
2 Wins, 17.0 IP, 0.53 ERA, 0.471 WHIP, 15 K-BB, 1 Shut Out
Chad Cordero, Poppers
3 Saves, 3 IP, 0.00 ERA, 1.333 WHIP, 2 K-BB
Monday, June 13, 2005
Beavs Win! On to Omaha!
Aw yea! The Beavers stayed resilient and are on to Omaha! First game is Saturday at 11am!
Monday, June 06, 2005
Go Beavers!
Beavs roll on to the super regional after going 3-0 in the regional they hosted last weekend.
Go Beavs!!!
Go Beavs!!!
Tuesday, May 31, 2005
Beaners roll on
The beaners put a hurtin on Flanull this week with Flanull only winning stolen bases and innings pitched. Interestingly enough Flanull does not have the worst points for, points against ratio in the league. The winner of that title goes to the Pickle Weasels.
The Beaners have averaged 9.8 points for and only 2.2 against for the season. Also of note the Utility Men have averaged 4.5 points for and 7.5 against yet still maintain a 4 - 4 record.
The Beaners have averaged 9.8 points for and only 2.2 against for the season. Also of note the Utility Men have averaged 4.5 points for and 7.5 against yet still maintain a 4 - 4 record.
Friday, May 27, 2005
Beaver Roto Classics: 1995
1995 was the first season of the Beaver Roto League. It was formed as by a bunch of guys in the same fraternity at Oregon State University and they dubbed the league, PSRBL (Phi Sig Roto Baseball League).
The draft lasted late into the night and included the only appearance of Loyan in the league. Unfortunately, he didn't pay the entry fee and has never been asked back. Maybe someday...nah, the draft would take FOREVER. Jason Prothero (Proj's Poppers) won the inaugural season by having a good hitting/pitching balance. Todd Powell (Boogers - as in Boog Powell) dominated hitting, but couldn't scrape enough pitching together to place higher than second. Jason Hogan (Heros) and Bob Grim (Bob-Itos) rounded out the top four. Bob challenged early in the season then faded late despite a strong pitching staff. Coming in just out of the money was Mike Faux (Fireballs), Tom Grim (Tommy Boy), and Loyan's Ladies. This would start a trend of Mike's teams finishing just out of the money.
Highest paid hitter: Barry Bonds, $40, Proj's Poppers
Highest paid pitcher: Greg Maddux, $43, Faux's Fireballs
Best players for $5 and under:
Chipper Jones, Atl, $3 --
.266 Ave, 23HR, 83 RBI (Tommy Boy)
Todd Worrell, LA, $5 --
32 Saves (Tommy Boy)
Greg Colbrunn, Fla, $1 --
.278 Ave, 23 HR, 83 RBI (Faux's Fireballs)
Orlando Merced, Pit, $4 --
.300 Ave, 15 HR, 83 RBI (Bob-Itos)
Mark Wohlers, Atl, $1 --
18 Saves (Hogan's Heros)
Robb Nen, Fla, $3 --
23 Saves (Todd's Boogers)
Reggie Sanders, Cin, $5 --
.306 Ave, 28 HRs, 99 RBI, 36 SB!! (Todd's Boogers)
Carlos Perez, Mtl, $3 --
141 IP, 10 Wins, 3.69 ERA, 1.203 WHIP, 78 K-BB (Proj's Poppers)
Jeff King, Pit, $1 --
.265 Ave, 18 HR, 87 RBI (Proj's Poppers)
2005 Standings
The draft lasted late into the night and included the only appearance of Loyan in the league. Unfortunately, he didn't pay the entry fee and has never been asked back. Maybe someday...nah, the draft would take FOREVER. Jason Prothero (Proj's Poppers) won the inaugural season by having a good hitting/pitching balance. Todd Powell (Boogers - as in Boog Powell) dominated hitting, but couldn't scrape enough pitching together to place higher than second. Jason Hogan (Heros) and Bob Grim (Bob-Itos) rounded out the top four. Bob challenged early in the season then faded late despite a strong pitching staff. Coming in just out of the money was Mike Faux (Fireballs), Tom Grim (Tommy Boy), and Loyan's Ladies. This would start a trend of Mike's teams finishing just out of the money.
Highest paid hitter: Barry Bonds, $40, Proj's Poppers
Highest paid pitcher: Greg Maddux, $43, Faux's Fireballs
Best players for $5 and under:
Chipper Jones, Atl, $3 --
.266 Ave, 23HR, 83 RBI (Tommy Boy)
Todd Worrell, LA, $5 --
32 Saves (Tommy Boy)
Greg Colbrunn, Fla, $1 --
.278 Ave, 23 HR, 83 RBI (Faux's Fireballs)
Orlando Merced, Pit, $4 --
.300 Ave, 15 HR, 83 RBI (Bob-Itos)
Mark Wohlers, Atl, $1 --
18 Saves (Hogan's Heros)
Robb Nen, Fla, $3 --
23 Saves (Todd's Boogers)
Reggie Sanders, Cin, $5 --
.306 Ave, 28 HRs, 99 RBI, 36 SB!! (Todd's Boogers)
Carlos Perez, Mtl, $3 --
141 IP, 10 Wins, 3.69 ERA, 1.203 WHIP, 78 K-BB (Proj's Poppers)
Jeff King, Pit, $1 --
.265 Ave, 18 HR, 87 RBI (Proj's Poppers)
2005 Standings
| Place | Team | Points |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | Proj's Poppers | 58.00 |
| 2 | Todd's Boogers | 53.50 |
| 3 | Hogan's Heros | 50.50 |
| 3 | Bob's Bob-Itos | 50.50 |
| 5 | Faux's Fireballs | 48.50 |
| 6 | Tommy Boy | 40.00 |
| 7 | Loyan's Ladies | 35.00 |
Tuesday, May 24, 2005
POTW 5/24/2005
Hitter of the Week
Carlos Delgado AB:20 R:5 H:8 2B:1 HR:3 RBI:9 BB:2 BA:.400 OPS:1.378
Poppers
Starter of the Week
Javier Vazquez GS:2 IP:16.0 ER:1 BB:0 K:12 W:1 ERA:0.56 WHIP: 0.75
Poppers
Closer of the Week
Tyler Walker IP:3.2 BB:1 K:2 SV:3 ERA:0.00 WHIP: 0.3125
Heaters
Nothing too amazing this week, except that the Beaners were shutout of the POTW for the first time in a few weeks.
Carlos Delgado AB:20 R:5 H:8 2B:1 HR:3 RBI:9 BB:2 BA:.400 OPS:1.378
Poppers
Starter of the Week
Javier Vazquez GS:2 IP:16.0 ER:1 BB:0 K:12 W:1 ERA:0.56 WHIP: 0.75
Poppers
Closer of the Week
Tyler Walker IP:3.2 BB:1 K:2 SV:3 ERA:0.00 WHIP: 0.3125
Heaters
Nothing too amazing this week, except that the Beaners were shutout of the POTW for the first time in a few weeks.
Full Flanull's pitching dominates Heater's
Thats right I said pitching! The 12 dollar pitching staff cemented the first win of the season over the 85 dollar pitching staff of the Heater's. If not for Kolb's miracle save late last night Flanull would have won all categories and tied saves.
Now I get the task of trying to hand Jim his first loss of the season.
Now I get the task of trying to hand Jim his first loss of the season.
Thursday, May 19, 2005
The Losers will forever be remembered
Thanks to Todd's suggestion, I've created the Hall of Shame image. Scroll down on the left to see the last place teams for every year since the beginning.
Interestingly, the only two time loser is Kelley. But at least he's taken a championship too.
I've also added a link to our old Beaver Roto League site that is amazingly still up. It only goes through 1999.
I'll be posting old standings here as the season goes on for a bit of nostalgia for those who have been around forever.
Interestingly, the only two time loser is Kelley. But at least he's taken a championship too.
I've also added a link to our old Beaver Roto League site that is amazingly still up. It only goes through 1999.
I'll be posting old standings here as the season goes on for a bit of nostalgia for those who have been around forever.
Wednesday, May 18, 2005
Jim is goin' off!
Jim, this is getting rediculous...
6 home runs, 14 RBI, 1.210 OPS
in one day.
Come on Dan! Big comeback :)
6 home runs, 14 RBI, 1.210 OPS
in one day.
Come on Dan! Big comeback :)
Tuesday, May 17, 2005
Players of the Week (week 6)
Hitter of the Week
Bobby Abreu, Beaners
AB: 24, R: 8, 2B: 3, HR: 6, RBI: 12, SB: 1, BB: 7, BA: .583, OPS: 2.136
Starter of the Week
Roger Clemens, Beaners
GS: 1, IP: 8, H: 5, ER: 1, BB: 0, K: 10, W: 1, ERA: 1.13, WHIP: 0.625
Closer of the Week
Trevor Hoffman, Beaners
IP: 3, H: 0, ER: 0, BB: 0, K: 2, SV: 3, ERA: 0.0, WHIP: 0.0
This is getting to be ridiculous Jim!
Bobby Abreu, Beaners
AB: 24, R: 8, 2B: 3, HR: 6, RBI: 12, SB: 1, BB: 7, BA: .583, OPS: 2.136
Starter of the Week
Roger Clemens, Beaners
GS: 1, IP: 8, H: 5, ER: 1, BB: 0, K: 10, W: 1, ERA: 1.13, WHIP: 0.625
Closer of the Week
Trevor Hoffman, Beaners
IP: 3, H: 0, ER: 0, BB: 0, K: 2, SV: 3, ERA: 0.0, WHIP: 0.0
This is getting to be ridiculous Jim!
Saturday, May 14, 2005
Sunday night baseball BBQ (5/15)
(Repost from Dan)
The return of Sunday night baseball!
This week we have the Giants VS Astros. So come on over. The game and the grill starts at 5pm.
Call me if you need directions : 908-5777
The return of Sunday night baseball!
This week we have the Giants VS Astros. So come on over. The game and the grill starts at 5pm.
Call me if you need directions : 908-5777
Friday, May 13, 2005
Players of the Week (week 5)
(Reposted from Dan's message board post)
Welcome back to the player of the week postings! I am only going to focus on the positve, just the good players, not the bad. So here we go :
Carlos Lee, Beaners: AB:30 R:7 H:13 2B:5 HR:3 RBI:11 SB:1 BB:2 BA:.433 OPS:1.369
Mark Mulder, Utility Men: GS:2 IP:14.0 H:8 ER:1 BB:2 K:15 W:2 ERA:0.64 WHIP:0.71
Trevor Hoffman, Beaners: G:4 IP:4.0 H:2 ER:0 BB:1 K:7 SV:4 ERA:0.00 WHIP:0.75
Welcome back to the player of the week postings! I am only going to focus on the positve, just the good players, not the bad. So here we go :
Carlos Lee, Beaners: AB:30 R:7 H:13 2B:5 HR:3 RBI:11 SB:1 BB:2 BA:.433 OPS:1.369
Mark Mulder, Utility Men: GS:2 IP:14.0 H:8 ER:1 BB:2 K:15 W:2 ERA:0.64 WHIP:0.71
Trevor Hoffman, Beaners: G:4 IP:4.0 H:2 ER:0 BB:1 K:7 SV:4 ERA:0.00 WHIP:0.75
Wednesday, May 11, 2005
Records: Best weekly pitching performances
And now the best in pitching:
W: 7 (FKAKY - Week 1)
SV: 8 (Utility Men - Week 2)
IP: 76.7 (Heaters - Week 5)
ERA: 1.24 (Full Flanal - Week 4)
WHIP: 0.671 (Beaners - Week 2)
K-BB: 43 (Beaners - Week 2)
W: 7 (FKAKY - Week 1)
SV: 8 (Utility Men - Week 2)
IP: 76.7 (Heaters - Week 5)
ERA: 1.24 (Full Flanal - Week 4)
WHIP: 0.671 (Beaners - Week 2)
K-BB: 43 (Beaners - Week 2)
Record: Best batting in a week
I'll kick it off with the records for hitting:
R: 57 (Diggleturb - Week 5)
HR: 19 (Diggleturb/Beaners - Week 5)
RBI: 57 (Diggleturb/Beaners - Week 5)
SB: 10 (FKAKY - Week 5)
AVE: .3311 (FKAKY - Week 3)
OPS: .9458 (Poppers - Week 1)
Week 1 had a lot of good numbers because it had an extra 2 days. But week 5 was amazing for Dusty and Jim. 57 was the previous R/RBI record and 15 was the previous HR record. Both from week 1. Since week 1 was longer I superceded it with the last week.
Edit: Oops week 5 wasn't quite that good :)
R: 57 (Diggleturb - Week 5)
HR: 19 (Diggleturb/Beaners - Week 5)
RBI: 57 (Diggleturb/Beaners - Week 5)
SB: 10 (FKAKY - Week 5)
AVE: .3311 (FKAKY - Week 3)
OPS: .9458 (Poppers - Week 1)
Week 1 had a lot of good numbers because it had an extra 2 days. But week 5 was amazing for Dusty and Jim. 57 was the previous R/RBI record and 15 was the previous HR record. Both from week 1. Since week 1 was longer I superceded it with the last week.
Edit: Oops week 5 wasn't quite that good :)
Tuesday, May 10, 2005
Best of Stats?
I think that we should have a section on the site that has the "best of" stats for a given week. For instance, this week both Dustin and Jim had 19 HRs and 57 RBIs! That has to be the best soo far, but it would be nice to have this for each catagory. Plus, it will give people some more bragging rights!
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