Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 1, 2004 CONTRACT EXTENSIONS SIGNED: Seattle : RJ Frost has been signed to a contract extension, $9,002,900 per year, for 5 years. Columbus : Peter Kostka has been signed to a contract extension, $1,795,500 per year, for 3 years. LEFT UNSIGNED: Los Angeles : Ben Dover (can't blame the Glory Holes after Dover's season-ending injury) Columbus : Robert Henderson (This is huge. Word is that Big Red wanted to test the market, since he is a phenom at the age of 23 and is only getting better with age. With the Pride seemingly on their way to the playoffs, however, it's hard to say what will become of Robert.) Highest Paid Players (with extensions): HIGHEST PAID PLAYERS # Pos Name Team Salary 1 LF Abel Ortiz DEN $16,081,000 2 1B Carlos DeSantis ATL $15,446,800 3 SS Samuel Sainz CHI $14,131,900 4 C Jc Morello HOU $13,794,000 5 2B Trent Morphy NJ $13,016,800 6 P Ralph Mitchell LV $12,809,800 7 LF Zachariah Orlowski HOU $12,784,000 8 CF Herbert Huber NJ $12,778,500 9 P Tracy Charland IND $11,883,400 10 P Claudio Galaviz MEM $11,789,500 11 CF Sergio Santana MEM $11,520,100 12 P Nathan Thrush PHO $11,387,600 13 P George Alongi SEA $11,253,600 14 2B Neall Isaacson COL $11,104,800 15 2B Brett Smith MEM $10,568,700 16 P Felix Rodas COL $9,599,000 17 P Ronnie Galeana JAC $9,570,300 18 P Jose Paniagua LV $9,370,400 19 2B Luis Amezcua DEN $9,180,000 20 SS Henry Devleeschouwer NY $9,130,500 21 1B RJ Frost SEA $9,002,900 22 1B Shimetarou Naoki VAN $8,895,500 23 3B Edward James LV $8,746,500 24 P Daniel Estill CHI $8,740,000 25 LF Robert Mendell VAN $8,720,000 And an article that I forgot with the SFBL July 2013 update: Jacksonville's Winston Ghandi has great day, hits three longballs JACKSONVILLE - Hitting homeruns is one of the most difficult things in sports. To hit three of them in one game is almost sensational. Jacksonville's shortstop Winston Ghandi accomplished that feat in a 14-4 win over Houston. In the 5th inning he unloaded a two-run homerun off Bryan Norris. A pitch from Salvator Salo in the 6th inning left his bat for a three-run homerun, landing 378 feet from home plate in left field. His 3rd blast, a two-run homerun off Harlan Shaub in the 7th inning, landed an estimated 393 feet from home plate. Overall he went 3 for 4, scoring three times and collecting 7 RBI. In 4888 career at bats, he has hit 162 homeruns and collected 831 RBI. Shiro Suzuki was the last player to hit three dingers in a game on July 13th, 2013. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lightning Flik 0 Report post Posted May 1, 2004 I bet I scored the only runs for LV in our biggest loss of the season. *checks* Yup, definitely was me. Home run. Go figure. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HarleyQuinn 0 Report post Posted May 1, 2004 .158?? Bloody hell...I was injured right? Right!?! Geez... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 1, 2004 By The Numbers 35 For thirty-five games, Logan Caldwell was Mr. Consistent for the Detroit Motor Vehicles. Now, with the streak broken at 35 (tying for the longest hitting streak in North-South history, and the 2nd longest streak in SFBL history), it's time to break it down, game-by-game. How Did Detroit Do During The Streak? The streak started on May 30th, ending on July 15th, breaking it down in every game that Caldwell had an at-bat in, it looks something like this: May 30th: 2 hits vs. Houston (W) May 31st: 1 hit vs. Vancouver (W) June 1st: 2 hits vs. Vancouver (W) June 2nd: 1 hit vs. Vancouver (L) June 4th: 2 hits vs. Atlanta (L) June 5th: 1 hit vs. Atlanta (W) June 6th: 1 hit vs. Atlanta (L) June 7th: 2 hits vs. Columbus (W) June 9th: 1 hit vs. Columbus (W) June 10th: 3 hits vs. Memphis (W) June 11th: 2 hits vs. Memphis (L) June 12th: 1 hit vs. Memphis (L) June 14th: 2 hits vs. Indianapolis (L) June 15th: 2 hits vs. Indianapolis (W) June 16th: 2 hits vs. Chicago (L) June 17th: 3 hits vs. Chicago (L) June 18th: 1 hit vs. Chicago (L) June 20th: 2 hits vs. Memphis (W) June 21st: 1 hit vs. Memphis (L) June 22nd: 1 hit vs. Memphis (W) June 23rd: 1 hit vs. Vancouver (L) June 24th: 1 hit vs. Vancouver (L) June 25th: 1 hit vs. Vancouver (W) June 26th: 2 hits vs. Vancouver (W) June 28th: 2 hits vs. Atlanta (L) June 29th: 1 hit vs. Atlanta (W) June 30th: 1 hit vs. Atlanta (W) July 2nd: 2 hits vs. Chicago (W) July 3rd: 1 hit vs. Chicago (L) July 9th: 3 hits vs. Charlotte (L) July 10th: 2 hits vs. Charlotte (L) July 11th: 2 hits vs. Indianapolis (L) July 12th: 1 hit vs. Indianapolis (L) July 13th: 1 hit vs. Indianapolis (W) July 14th: 2 hits vs. Houston (W) July 15th: 0 hits vs. Houston (L) Total record during the streak: 17-18 (excluding the loss when the streak was broken) So, as you can see, the hitting streak from Caldwell really didn't help things for the hapless DMV. Still, congratulations to Caldwell on an amazing streak. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 1, 2004 Talkin' Expansion 20 teams in the SFBL reside in the 20 states of the union. Here are the states without an SFBL team (team name ideas that I've heard or come up with in parentheses): Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Delaware District of Columbia Idaho (Idaho Udapimps) Iowa Kansas Kentucky Lousiana (New Orleans Crunk Machine) Maine Minnesota Mississippi (Mississippi Madness) Missouri Montana (Montana Wasteland) Nebraska New Hampshire New Mexico North Dakota Oklahoma Oregon Rhode Island (Some kind of Quahog reference, I forget) South Carolina (Charleston Dancin' Fools) South Dakota Utah (Utah Joes) Vermont Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming (Wyoming Whatchamacallits) Since the Division Alignment would look something like this: East-West: East, Central, West North-South: North, Central, South Teams are most likely to be placed in tornado alley (Dakotas, Nebraska, Kansas, Oklahoma, Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas), unless some movements are made to place new teams in the East, West, North, or South. Feel free to chip in with any ideas. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HarleyQuinn 0 Report post Posted May 1, 2004 Let's say for whatever reason we keep the current teams, what would the division alignment look like? *just trying to get an idea of where new teams would fit and what sections might be weak* Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 2, 2004 East-West Conference EAST New York New Jersey Philadelphia (Expansion) CENTRAL Baltimore (this is where it gets tricky) Boston (ditto) Denver (Expansion) WEST Phoenix Los Angeles Seattle Las Vegas North-South Conference NORTH Vancouver Detroit Columbus (Expansion) CENTRAL Chicago Memphis Indianapolis (Expansion) SOUTH Atlanta Charlotte Houston Jacksonville Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HarleyQuinn 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 East-West Conference EAST New York New Jersey Philadelphia Boston CENTRAL Baltimore (this is where it gets tricky) (Minnesota) Denver (Iowa) WEST Phoenix Los Angeles Seattle Las Vegas North-South Conference NORTH Vancouver Detroit Columbus (North Dakota) CENTRAL Chicago Memphis Indianapolis (Nebraska) SOUTH Atlanta Charlotte Houston Jacksonville - How's that for a possible realignment? Possibly switch Boston to North and some of the expansion teams seem to work well in their spots. We could also shift Baltimore to the East and place Arkansas in the Central in place of them and another expansion like Missouri in the Central. This way, E + W = 14, N + S = 12 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lightning Flik 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Is it possible to get some Canadian teams in this game? Just because, if so, someone should make an Edmonton team. I'd also demand a trade there immediately. Won't happen, but I'd do it. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Vancouver is Canada, isn't it? Anyway, since Edmonton is in Central/Western Canada, it'd require some more moving around to shove Edmonton into there. The expansion proposal that you bring up is interesting, Harley. If we do go with North Dakota, I'd likely just have a Dakota team that brings together both of the states. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Chuck Woolery 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Nebraska? Pshaw. Put Charlotte in the Central and go with New Orleans. ...yeah, that's just because I want the New Orleans Crunk Machine, but is that really so bad? Plus, it works in this realignment scenario (in my opinion). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Actually, New Orleans is interchangable with Nebraska in the Central. Louisiana is deep south, but it's also close to the center of the country. So it works. I'd actually like that better than Nebraska, because as mentioned before, the Crunk Machine needs to happen. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Smell the ratings!!! Report post Posted May 2, 2004 I second the Crunk Machine. can they take me in the expansion draft? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rob E Dangerously 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Put a team in Kansas City Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lightning Flik 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Vancouver is Canada, isn't it? Anyway, since Edmonton is in Central/Western Canada, it'd require some more moving around to shove Edmonton into there. Yes, Vancouver is. I just want more Canadian teams dammit. Plus, if there was an Edmonton, every post that I'd bring on a subject, I'd add at the bottom, "And trade me to Edmonton, dammit it all." Just for a good joke. Edmonton wouldn't really be hard. It's West. North and West. We are NOT central. Just central of Alberta, not of the Country we live in. Besides, I believe that you should at the very least open up a team in Toronto. As Toronto is considered the business centre of Canada, and all. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Put a team in Kansas City *faints* Another appearance of someone who doesn't frequent here much. Hey. You. Choose a baseball player to represent Big Red, picture-wise. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 2, 2004 can they take me in the expansion draft? No expansion draft, it'd take far too long to accomplish. The expansion teams will be filled with fictional minor leaguers that will be promoted to the expansion teams. Yes, that means that these expansion teams will suck for some time. But they will get better. And really, I've had no problem with people asking for trades to other teams. I just didn't know if the rest of the SFBL players thought it was such a great idea (we did toss around the idea of having an all TSM team at one time, I remember). Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HarleyQuinn 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 *wants to go to the Las Vegas Jokers sometime during his career just for the team nickname* Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
the.weej 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Because I read all the time and would die if I didn't offer up my opinion on expansion teams... Using Evo's formula: EAST New York New Jersey Philadelphia (Montreal FRITURES DE LIBERTE~!) CENTRAL Baltimore (this is where it gets tricky) Boston (ditto) Denver (New Orleans Crunk Machine) WEST Phoenix Los Angeles Seattle Las Vegas North-South Conference NORTH Vancouver Detroit Columbus (Greenwich Riches) CENTRAL Chicago Memphis Indianapolis (St. Louis or somewhere Nebraska. My wit runs dry on team names here.) SOUTH Atlanta Charlotte Houston Jacksonville Also, Duran... is Zenon dead yet? -Z Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Der Kommissar 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 East-West Conference EAST New York New Jersey Philadelphia (Miami or Tampa Bay) CENTRAL Baltimore (this is where it gets tricky) Boston (ditto) Denver (New Orleans) WEST Phoenix Los Angeles Seattle Las Vegas North-South Conference NORTH Vancouver Detroit Columbus (I think Bangor, Maine needs a team) CENTRAL Chicago Memphis Indianapolis (St. Louis or Kansas City) SOUTH Atlanta Charlotte Houston Jacksonville Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 2, 2004 SFBL August 2013 Awards/SFBL Players In The News: Detroit's Logan Caldwell slams three taters DETROIT - Logan Caldwell was in a groove, and the results spoke for themselves. He powered Detroit to a 9-2 win over Columbus by homering three times. His 1st shot, off Laron Eickenloff in the 1st inning, was a two-run homerun and cleared the fence in right-center. In the 2nd inning he unloaded a two-run homerun off Braulio Cerda. A pitch from Jose Lopez in the 8th inning left his bat for a solo homerun, landing 398 feet from home plate in left field. Overall he finished 3 for 5, scoring three times and driving in 5 runs. So far this season he is batting .329 with 33 homers and 86 RBI. Henderson earns Batter of the Month Award The North-South Batter of the Month award goes to Robert Henderson, Columbus' starting leftfielder. Robert pounded opposing pitchers, hitting .411 with 12 and 27 RBI while slugging .777. His season numbers are: .356 AVG, 182 hits, 26 doubles, 4 triples and 40 taters, along with 109 RBI and 115 runs scored. He's 1st in the North-South in batting, 3rd in homeruns and 3rd in RBI! Atlanta's LeBeau wins Pitcher of the Month Award The winner of this month's North-South Pitcher of the Month award is Atlanta's Eric LeBeau. He went 6-0 in August and finished the month with an ERA of 1.40. He struck out 37 in 45 innings. This season LeBeau compiled an ERA of 3.00, going 17-9 in 29 starts. He fanned 153 while giving up 152 hits in 216 innings. He's 3rd in the North-South in ERA and 1st in wins! East-West Standings East Team W L PCT GB Philadelphia 72 59 .550 - Boston 71 60 .542 1.0 New York 70 61 .534 2.0 Baltimore 65 66 .496 7.0 New Jersey 56 75 .427 16.0 West Team W L PCT GB Seattle 74 57 .565 - Phoenix 68 63 .519 6.0 Denver 64 67 .489 10.0 Las Vegas 61 70 .466 13.0 Los Angeles 54 77 .412 20.0 North-South Standings North Team W L PCT GB Columbus 76 55 .580 - Chicago 68 63 .519 8.0 Indianapolis 66 65 .504 10.0 Detroit 65 66 .496 11.0 Vancouver 60 71 .458 16.0 South Team W L PCT GB Memphis 73 58 .557 - Jacksonville 67 64 .511 6.0 Houston 65 66 .496 8.0 Atlanta 58 73 .443 15.0 Charlotte 57 74 .435 16.0 Injuries: Thursday 8/2/2013 : JAC: Winston Ghandi was injured being hit by a pitch. Diagnosis: Fractured Jaw. He is out for about 4 weeks. Friday 8/31/2013 : PHO: Shiro Suzuki was injured while throwing a ball. Diagnosis: Tender Shoulder. He is day-to-day, but full recovery will take one week. TSM Rankings: Batters - Last Month: 1) Carlos DeSantis (.330, 5 HR, 25 RBI) 2) Shiro Suzuki (.390, 6 HR, 14 RBI) 3) Joseph Corbin (.250, 8 HR, 17 RBI) 4) Winston Ghandi (.279, 4 HR, 19 RBI) 5) Patrick Hannon (.245, 5 HR, 19 RBI) 6) Edward James (.279, 3 HR, 13 RBI) 7) John Duran (.344, 3 HR, 11 RBI) 8) Robert Henderson (.253, 4 HR, 10 RBI) 9) Mike Van Siclen (.282, 1 HR, 12 RBI) 10) Logan Caldwell (.301, 2 HR, 6 RBI) 11) David Hunter (.158, 2 HR, 9 RBI) 12) R.J. Frost (.159, 4 HR, 11 RBI) 13) Charlie Matthews (.174, 1 HR, 2 RBI) Batters - This Month: 1) Robert Henderson (.411, 12 HR, 27 RBI) 2) Edward James (.323, 8 HR, 21 RBI) 3) Patrick Hannon (.270, 9 HR, 17 RBI) 4) Shiro Suzuki (.330, 6 HR, 20 RBI) 5) Logan Caldwell (.282, 7 HR, 18 RBI) 6) Carlos DeSantis (.307, 5 HR, 16 RBI) 7) R.J. Frost (.235, 5 HR, 24 RBI) 8) Mike Van Siclen (.269, 5 HR, 17 RBI) 9) David Hunter (.227, 3 HR, 11 RBI) 10) Joseph Corbin (.221, 2 HR, 8 RBI) 11) Winston Ghandi (.400, 2 HR, 2 RBI) 12) John Duran (.157, 4 HR, 15 RBI) 13) Charlie Matthews (.286, 1 HR, 4 RBI) Batters - Overall: 1) Robert Henderson (.356, 40 HR, 109 RBI) 2) Edward James (.318, 28 HR, 94 RBI) 3) Logan Caldwell (.328, 33 HR, 88 RBI) 4) Carlos DeSantis (.315, 31 HR, 100 RBI) 5) Shiro Suzuki (.312, 32 HR, 92 RBI) 6) Patrick Hannon (.273, 29 HR, 91 RBI) 7) Mike Van Siclen (.302, 22 HR, 71 RBI) 8) R.J. Frost (.236, 25 HR, 98 RBI) 9) David Hunter (.240, 14 HR, 48 RBI) 10) Winston Ghandi (.261, 15 HR, 56 RBI) 11) Joseph Corbin (.219, 17 HR, 54 RBI) 12) John Duran (.242, 11 HR, 44 RBI) 13) Charlie Matthews (.179, 7 HR, 24 RBI) Starting Pitchers: 1) Eric LeBeau (17-9, 3.00 ERA, 2.55 ERC) 2) Marvin Jenkins (12-6, 3.03 ERA, 3.35 ERC) 3) Ann Onita (12-6, 4.41 ERA, 3.85 ERC) 4) Giant Gonzales (7-17, 5.57 ERA, 4.55 ERC) Relievers: 1) The Berzerker (3-3 (37 SV), 3.61 ERA, 2.67 ERC) 2) Peter Kostka (6-2 (3 SV), 4.35 ERA, 2.88 ERC) Notes: Winston Ghandi's injury hurt his stats for the month and for the year, as he won't quite have the same numbers that the others are having. No one can touch Robert Henderson, however, as he is on pace for a Big Stick-award worthy performance, while also looking at a potential 50 homeruns if he can come alive in this final month. It's more than possible that Big Red will take a jump up that Highest Paid Players list in the free agency period, whether or not he comes back to Columbus. Rolf continues to convert saves--37 is tops in the entire SFBL. Onita had a rocky August, but is still having a great year, while Giant Gonzales' career is seemingly running out of steam, on pace for a 20-loss season which would certainly be death for the big man. Save for a sudden trade, however, "Beanball" is scheduled to finish out his career with the Hanoi Janes--he's signed through 2015, when he would be 39 and certainly near retiring age. His 11 decision losing streak--only recently snapped--has to be discouraging, however. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lightning Flik 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 I'm 2nd best overall again! At least I can take pride in that. I wish I'd win a trophy before my career dries up. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Der Kommissar 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 At least I can take pride in that. I wish I'd win a trophy before my career dries up. I know how you feel. Suzuki always seemed to do well for Phoenix, but it never seemed to translate into wins for the team, which was frustrating. At least this year they will finish a respectable 2nd place. Also, it is nice to see the Seattle Frasiers doing well now, I have always, strangely, enjoyed that team name, for whatever reason. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Lightning Flik 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 It's just, James is putting up some lovely numbers that I should be helping my team get to the playoffs. Not just have a reasonable record. I was absolutely pissed when my team blew the playoffs because I wasn't there. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cartman 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Leading the North-South in Wins on the worst team in the league... "I want a TRADE!" Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Rob E Dangerously 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Put a team in Kansas City *faints* Another appearance of someone who doesn't frequent here much. Hey. You. Choose a baseball player to represent Big Red, picture-wise. Mike MacDougal Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted May 2, 2004 SFBL September/October 2013 Awards/SFBL Players In The News: Hunter wins Player of the Week Award The Player of the Week award in the East-West goes to Seattle's David Hunter this time, as the second baseman displayed the best offensive performance in his league. He hit .393 with 8 RBI and slugged .857 in 28 at bats. He has hit 18 homeruns while batting .247 this season. His 141 hits and 33 walks add up to a .288 on-base percentage. RJ Frost knocks lights out with three homeruns BALTIMORE - Seattle beat Baltimore 6-3, but that was not the real story of the game. RJ Frost was, as he went deep three times. In the 2nd inning he unloaded a solo homerun off Trace Kessinger. A 449 foot drive to center field marked his 2nd bomb, a two-run homerun again off Kessinger in the 7th inning. The game was tied, 3-3, after the blast. His 3rd shot, off Francisco Vives in the 14th inning, was a two-run homerun and cleared the fence in left field. RJ stroked 3 hits in 6 at bats, scoring three times with 5 RBI. In 5704 career at bats, he has hit 303 homeruns and collected 1105 RBI. The induction into the Hall of Fame is almost a sure thing for him now! Seattle's Onita out for postseason SEATTLE - Seattle's right-hander Ann Onita suffered a severe injury on Tuesday and will be out for the remainder of the postseason. In the 4th inning of the game against Las Vegas she experienced pain in her throwing arm and had to leave the game. After x-rays were taken the diagnosis did not surprise many: Torn Tricep Muscle. Surgery will be performed next week. Ann has a record of 17-6 this season, with an ERA of 4.15. In 191 innings she was able to strike out 106 batters. She's 4th in the East-West in wins! East-West Standings East Team W L PCT GB Philadelphia 89 73 .549 - Boston 88 74 .543 1.0 New York 88 74 .543 1.0 Baltimore 79 83 .488 10.0 New Jersey 75 87 .463 14.0 West Team W L PCT GB Seattle 92 70 .568 - Phoenix 81 81 .500 11.0 Denver 79 83 .488 13.0 Las Vegas 72 90 .444 20.0 Los Angeles 67 95 .414 25.0 North-South Standings North Team W L PCT GB Columbus 91 71 .562 - Indianapolis 84 78 .519 7.0 Chicago 82 80 .506 9.0 Detroit 81 81 .500 10.0 Vancouver 77 85 .475 14.0 South Team W L PCT GB Memphis 90 72 .556 - Jacksonville 87 75 .537 3.0 Houston 75 87 .463 15.0 Charlotte 72 90 .444 18.0 Atlanta 71 91 .438 19.0 Injuries: Tuesday 10/2/2013 : SEA: Ann Onita was injured while pitching. Diagnosis: Torn Tricep Muscle. He is out for about 7 weeks. TSM Rankings: Batters - Last Month: 1) Robert Henderson (.411, 12 HR, 27 RBI) 2) Edward James (.323, 8 HR, 21 RBI) 3) Patrick Hannon (.270, 9 HR, 17 RBI) 4) Shiro Suzuki (.330, 6 HR, 20 RBI) 5) Logan Caldwell (.282, 7 HR, 18 RBI) 6) Carlos DeSantis (.307, 5 HR, 16 RBI) 7) R.J. Frost (.235, 5 HR, 24 RBI) 8) Mike Van Siclen (.269, 5 HR, 17 RBI) 9) David Hunter (.227, 3 HR, 11 RBI) 10) Joseph Corbin (.221, 2 HR, 8 RBI) 11) Winston Ghandi (.400, 2 HR, 2 RBI) 12) John Duran (.157, 4 HR, 15 RBI) 13) Charlie Matthews (.286, 1 HR, 4 RBI) Batters - This Month: 1) Edward James (.336, 6 HR, 21 RBI) 2) Robert Henderson (.402, 4 HR, 17 RBI) 3) Carlos DeSantis (.265, 10 HR, 15 RBI) 4) Patrick Hannon (.311, 6 HR, 16 RBI) 5) Mike Van Siclen (.333, 4 HR, 18 RBI) 6) David Hunter (.262, 5 HR, 15 RBI) 7) Logan Caldwell (.298, 5 HR, 17 RBI) 8) Shiro Suzuki (.254, 4 HR, 16 RBI) 9) R.J. Frost (.260, 4 HR, 20 RBI) 10) Winston Ghandi (.261, 4 HR, 14 RBI) 11) Joseph Corbin (.157, 6 HR, 9 RBI) 12) Charlie Matthews (.286, 2 HR, 9 RBI) 13) John Duran (.263, 2 HR, 9 RBI) Batters - Overall: 1) Robert Henderson (.364, 44 HR, 126 RBI) 2) Edward James (.322, 34 HR, 115 RBI) 3) Logan Caldwell (.322, 38 HR, 105 RBI) 4) Carlos DeSantis (.307, 41 HR, 115 RBI) 5) Patrick Hannon (.279, 35 HR, 107 RBI) 6) Shiro Suzuki (.301, 36 HR, 108 RBI) 7) Mike Van Siclen (.309, 26 HR, 89 RBI) 8) R.J. Frost (.240, 29 HR, 118 RBI) 9) David Hunter (.244, 19 HR, 63 RBI) 10) Winston Ghandi (.261, 19 HR, 70 RBI) 11) Joseph Corbin (.208, 23 HR, 63 RBI) 12) John Duran (.246, 13 HR, 53 RBI) 13) Charlie Matthews (.204, 9 HR, 33 RBI) Starting Pitchers: 1) Eric LeBeau (22-11, 2.90 ERA, 2.53 ERC) 2) Marvin Jenkins (15-8, 3.27 ERA, 3.50 ERC) 3) Ann Onita (17-6, 4.15 ERA, 3.64 ERC) 4) Giant Gonzales (9-19, 5.55 ERA, 4.68 ERC) Relievers: 1) The Berzerker (3-4 (44 SV), 3.41 ERA, 2.87 ERC) 2) Peter Kostka (7-2 (4 SV), 4.52 ERA, 3.27 ERC) Notes: Rolf ends up with the most saves of any relief pitcher in the SFBL at 44, and LeBeau once again finishes with a very good year, despite the 11 losses. Giant Gonzales avoids 20 losses, and Robert Henderson looks like he might be beaten out for the Big Stick by J.C. Morello, who leads the league in homeruns with 63 and finished second in runs batted in. Onita's season-ending injury at the end of the season is heartbreaking for her, since the Frasiers are moving on to the playoffs in convincing fashion. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
HarleyQuinn 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 Aww man...we finally get some good pitching despite less then stellar seasons from myself and Frost(Both hitting only .240 range) and now Annie's gotta go and miss the post season, oh well here's hoping we can make it deep at least. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Cartman 0 Report post Posted May 2, 2004 *cries* My prime is being wasted in atlanta... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Smell the ratings!!! Report post Posted May 3, 2004 And Jacksonville's stranglehold finally ends. *cry* Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
