Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 19, 2006 Chris Stanton consistently finishes 2nd in strikeouts on the TSM board every time and yet he isnt an active leader at all? Interesting. Stanton has 2,081 career strikeouts, 306 behind #25 on the career leaderboard, Yogi Hisahsi. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
A Happy Medium 0 Report post Posted February 20, 2006 How in the world did someone hit nearly 1000 doubles in his career? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 23, 2006 2036 Recap Denver: Free agent P Tom Donovan has been signed to a contract of $452,900 per year, for 2 years. Las Vegas: Free agent CF Jonathan Dehn has been signed to a contract of $773,300 per year, for 2 years. Philadelphia: Released 1B Jesse Ewiak, he refused assignment to minors. Detroit : Andrew Blackwell has been signed to a contract extension, $6,007,800 per year, for 3 years. Atlanta : Chris Stanton has been signed to a contract extension, $4,548,600 per year, for 4 years. Columbus: Released P Nigel McClain, he refused assignment to minors. Atlanta: Released P Joe Kerr, he refused assignment to minors. Postseason: Chicago Transit Authority d. Baltimore Crime Spree 4 games to 3 Las Vegas Jokers d. Montreal Fritures de Liberte 4 games to 3 Quahog Quagmires d. Memphis Eels 4 games to 1 Jacksonville Jackoffs d. Columbus Pride 4 games to 1 Las Vegas Jokers d. Chicago Transit Authority 4 games to 2 Quahog Quagmires d. Jacksonville Jackoffs 4 games to 3 Las Vegas Jokers d. Quahog Quagmires 4 games to 2 League Champions: 2003: Boston Tea Baggers 2004: Houston Horny Toads 2005: New York Bums 2006: Memphis Eels 2007: Baltimore Crime Spree 2008: Baltimore Crime Spree (2) 2009: Boston Tea Baggers (2) 2010: Jacksonville Jackoffs 2011: Jacksonville Jackoffs (2) 2012: Boston Tea Baggers (3) 2013: Memphis Eels (2) 2014: Seattle Frasiers 2015: Seattle Frasiers (2) 2016: Seattle Frasiers (3) 2017: Columbus Pride 2018: Philadelphia Freedom 2019: Indianapolis Ignition 2020: New Jersey Clerks 2021: Columbus Pride (2) 2022: Las Vegas Jokers 2023: Phoenix Ashes 2024: Mexico City Guerreros 2025: Columbus Pride (3) 2026: Detroit Motor Vehicles 2027: Montreal Fritures De Liberte 2028: Columbus Pride (4) 2029: Detroit Motor Vehicles (2) 2030: Mexico City Guerreros (2) 2031: Chicago Transit Authority 2032: New York Bums (2) 2033: New York Bums (3) 2034: Kansas City Real McCoys 2035: Baltimore Crime Spree (3) 2036: Las Vegas Jokers (2) East-West Fresh Fish Award: Ricky Martinez (PHI)! He batted .285 in 550 AB, with 48 homers and 108 RBI. North-South Fresh Fish Award: Ross Cognasso (VAN)! He batted .250 in 484 AB, with 23 homers and 69 RBI. East-West Rocket Wrist Award: Cruz Sanfilipo (PHO)! He had a record of 21-7 with an ERA of 3.20 and 3 shutouts. In 36 games started, he pitched 230.1 innings, fanning 184 and walking 94 batters. East-West Big Stick Award: Ezequiel Segura (SEA)! He batted .330 in 569 AB, with 49 homers and 137 RBI. North-South Rocket Wrist Award: Ray Adams (COL)! He had a record of 23-8 with an ERA of 2.92 and 1 shutouts. In 35 games started, he pitched 265.1 innings, fanning 244 and walking 55 batters. North-South Big Stick Award: Robert Telles (MEX)! He batted .345 in 595 AB, with 37 homers and 149 RBI. East-West Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Raymond Amphlett (PHO) Catcher: Ronald Tergerson (PHO) First Base: Scott Hildreth (SEA) Second Base: Tom Guest (CHI) Third Base: Hunter Cantrell (DEN) Shortstop: John Cel (PHO) Leftfield: DantÉ Vannoorstrant (NY) Centerfield: Chris Curci (NY) Rightfield: Mark Piper (NY) North-South Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Acerito Gutierrez (KAN) Catcher: Nicolas Kilgore (KAN) First Base: Trinidad Renner (QUA) Second Base: Pete Arday (QUA) Third Base: Edward Handfield (QUA) Shortstop: David Fregia (QUA) Leftfield: Milford Partin (NRL) Centerfield: Tony Piche (KAN) Rightfield: Sam Pan (DET) TSM Big Stick Award Winners (* denotes that player also won SFBL Big Stick): 2003: John Duran, BOS, (567 AB, .295 AVG, 22 HR, 84 RBI, 97 R, 167 Hits, .811 OPS) 2004: RJ Frost, VAN, (576 AB, .323 AVG, 20 HR, 101 RBI, 96 R, 186 Hits, .881 OPS) 2005: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (640 AB, .334 AVG, 16 HR, 114 RBI, 108 R, 214 Hits, .884 OPS) 2006: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (595 AB, .343 AVG, 26 HR, 113 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .993 OPS) * 2007: RJ Frost, VAN, (596 AB, .329 AVG, 33 HR, 139 RBI, 110 R, 196 Hits, .984 OPS) * 2008: David Hunter, ATL, (652 AB, .314 AVG, 29 HR, 100 RBI, 114 R, 205 Hits, .891 OPS) 2009: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (593 AB, .342 AVG, 50 HR, 142 RBI, 132 R, 203 Hits, 1.091 OPS) * 2010: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (488 AB, .381 AVG, 39 HR, 140 RBI, 99 R, 186 Hits, 1.131 OPS) * 2011: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (611 AB, .393 AVG, 37 HR, 143 RBI, 144 R, 240 Hits, 1.119 OPS) * 2012: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (604 AB, .361 AVG, 43 HR, 149 RBI, 140 R, 218 Hits, 1.087 OPS) * 2013: Robert Henderson, COL, (623 AB, .364 AVG, 44 HR, 126 RBI, 134 R, 227 Hits, 1.060 OPS) 2014: Robert Henderson, VAN, (622 AB, .405 AVG, 45 HR, 119 RBI, 143 R, 252 Hits, 1.159 OPS) * 2015: Robert Henderson, VAN, (620 AB, .400 AVG, 48 HR, 143 RBI, 139 R, 248 Hits, 1.174 OPS) * 2016: Robert Henderson, VAN, (617 AB, .382 AVG, 44 HR, 129 RBI, 133 R, 236 Hits, 1.120 OPS) * 2017: Robert Henderson, NRL, (650 AB, .351 AVG, 50 HR, 151 RBI, 130 R, 228 Hits, 1.039 OPS) * 2018: Robert Henderson, MEM, (633 AB, .367 AVG, 50 HR, 139 RBI, 129 R, 232 Hits, 1.086 OPS) * 2019: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .370 AVG, 56 HR, 176 RBI, 136 R, 226 Hits, 1.146 OPS) * 2020: Edward James, PHI, (611 AB, .296 AVG, 37 HR, 116 RBI, 120 R, 181 Hits, .900 OPS) 2021: Robert Henderson, MEM, (593 AB, .327 AVG, 44 HR, 137 RBI, 137 R, 194 Hits, 1.016 OPS) * 2022: Robert Henderson, MEM, (631 AB, .360 AVG, 43 HR, 137 RBI, 132 R, 227 Hits, 1.065 OPS) * 2023: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .337 AVG, 44 HR, 135 RBI, 117 R, 206 Hits, 1.038 OPS) * 2024: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (674 AB, .322 AVG, 35 HR, 126 RBI, 120 R, 217 Hits, .951 OPS) 2025: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .282 AVG, 32 HR, 129 RBI, 118 R, 167 Hits, .947 OPS) 2026: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .278 AVG, 36 HR, 121 RBI, 124 R, 165 Hits, .922 OPS) 2027: Matt Young, NRL, (597 AB, .353 AVG, 45 HR, 123 RBI, 133 R, 211 Hits, 1.054 OPS) * 2028: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (647 AB, .346 AVG, 40 HR, 145 RBI, 123 R, 224 Hits, 1.040 OPS) * 2029: Andre Chevalier, NRL, (607 AB, .326 AVG, 41 HR, 137 RBI, 130 R, 198 Hits, 1.037 OPS) * 2030: Matt Young, SEA (599 AB, .309 AVG, 31 HR, 87 RBI, 117 R, 185 Hits, .880 OPS) 2031: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (608 AB, .286 AVG, 42 HR, 139 RBI, 109 R, 174 Hits, .929 OPS) 2032: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (514 AB, .280 AVG, 41 HR, 111 RBI, 99 R, 144 Hits, .958 OPS) 2033: Jesse Ewiak, PHI, (637 AB, .320 AVG, 24 HR, 115 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .878 OPS) 2034: Andre Chevalier, JAC, (596 AB, .337 AVG, 42 HR, 132 RBI, 121 R, 201 Hits, 1.073 OPS) * 2035: Matt Young, NY, (562 AB, .319 AVG, 36 HR, 133 RBI, 91 R, 179 Hits, .936 OPS) 2036: Matt Young, NY, (599 AB, .329 AVG, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 102 R, 197 Hits, .917 OPS) TSM Rocket Wrist Award (* Denotes Player Won SFBL Rocket Wrist) 2003: NO PITCHERS 2004: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 6-12, 4.76 ERA, 192.2 IP, 128 Ks, 89 BB) 2005: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 13-15, 4.58 ERA, 238 IP, 156 Ks, 100 BB) 2006: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 10-11, 4.84 ERA, 199 IP, 135 Ks, 92 BB) 2007: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 13-9, 3.92 ERA, 200 IP, 173 Ks, 69 BB) 2008: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 11-11, 4.84 ERA, 217.2 IP, 154 Ks, 67 BB) 2009: Giant Gonzales, ATL, (Record: 15-8, 3.83 ERA, 240 IP, 177 Ks, 66 BB) 2010: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 13-7, 3.71 ERA, 186.2 IP, 128 Ks, 64 BB) 2011: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-8, 3.05 ERA, 277.2 IP, 177 Ks, 74 BB) * 2012: Marvin Jenkins, LV, (Record: 23-8, 3.31, 236.1 IP, 154 Ks, 75 BB) 2013: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-11, 2.90 ERA, 270.1 IP, 186 Ks, 77 BB) * 2014: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 16-17, 4.32 ERA, 262.1 IP, 180 Ks, 65 BB) 2015: Peter Kostka, COL, (Record: 14-6, 2.80 ERA, 202.2 IP, 164 Ks, 39 BB) 2016: Peter Kostka, LV, (Record: 19-8, 2.73 ERA, 241.0 IP, 160 Ks, 35 BB) 2017: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 12-9, 3.16 ERA, 216.2 IP, 118 Ks, 92 BB) 2018: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 14-10, 2.84 ERA, 215.2 IP, 145 Ks, 100 BB) 2019: Peter Kostka, PHI, (Record: 11-4, 2.56 ERA, 147.2 IP, 110 Ks, 31 BB) 2020: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 16-10, 3.67 ERA, 216.0 IP, 151 Ks, 88 BB) 2021: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 15-11, 3.79 ERA, 197.0 IP, 174 Ks, 47 BB) 2022: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-5, 3.02 ERA, 235.1 IP, 227 Ks, 54 BB) * 2023: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-7, 3.07 ERA, 252.0 IP, 223 Ks, 45 BB) 2024: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.77 ERA, 244 IP, 220 Ks, 60 BB) * 2025: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 23-5, 2.25 ERA, 247.2 IP, 247 Ks, 45 BB) * 2026: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-10, 2.71 ERA, 272.0 IP, 267 Ks, 53 BB) 2027: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-6, 2.67 ERA, 233.0 IP, 234 Ks, 46 BB) * 2028: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-6, 2.73 ERA, 277.1 IP, 289 Ks, 63 BB) * 2029: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-10, 3.32 ERA, 284.1 IP, 282 Ks, 65 BB) * 2030: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 19-8, 2.81 ERA, 263.0 IP, 277 Ks, 69 BB) * 2031: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-13, 3.20 ERA, 284.1 IP, 268 Ks, 71 BB) 2032: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-9, 2.29 ERA, 271.2 IP, 288 Ks, 63 BB) 2033: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-10, 2.78 ERA, 259.0 IP, 280 Ks, 61 BB) 2034: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.26 ERA, 262.2 IP, 261 Ks, 55 BB) * 2035: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 17-9, 3.90 ERA, 201.0 IP, 152 Ks, 64 BB) 2036: Charlie Simmons, NRL, (Record: 7-11, 5.19 ERA, 142.1 IP, 106 Ks, 71 BB) Records after 2036: Batting Average East-West - .379, Robert Gennari, Boston, 2016 North-South - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 At Bats East-West - 703, Clyde Della, Philadelphia, 2028 North-South - 718, Shimetarou Naoki, Vancouver, 2017 TSM - 696, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2020 Hits East-West - 229, Shiro Suzuki, Phoenix, 2012 North-South - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 Doubles East-West - 75, Joe Swenson, Montreal, 2036 North-South - 72, Mark Mclean, Vancouver, 2011 TSM - 61, Jesse Ewiak, Columbus, 2028 Triples East-West - 19, John Duffner, Denver, 2016 North-South - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 TSM - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 Homeruns East-West - 60, Shimetarou Naoki, Baltimore, 2009 North-South - 63, Jc Morello, Houston, 2013 TSM - 56, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs Batted In East-West - 177, George Fang, New York, 2034 North-South - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 TSM - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs East-West - 141, Manny Donato, Seattle, 2015 North-South - 146, John Scherfenberg, New Orleans, 2016 TSM - 144, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2011 Base on Balls East-West - 149, Sergio Santana, Boston, 2004 North-South - 144, Herbert Huber, Jacksonville, 2006 TSM - 130, Winston Ghandi, Jacksonville, 2010 Strikeouts East-West - 210, Deon Rivas, Oklahoma, 2034 North-South - 223, Dave Gannett, New Orleans, 2022 TSM - 178, Christian Fury, Boston, 2026 Stolen Bases East-West - 74, Freeman Hostetter, Seattle, 2006 North-South - 77, Tike Quadros, Jacksonville, 2014 TSM - 73, Jonathan Dehn, Columbus, 2019 MILESTONE TRACKER Tracks TSM players as they track down career milestones. Numbers represent the position of the active TSM player on the all-time career leaderboard. * denotes a retired player Hits 1. Robert Henderson* 4455 2. Winston Ghandi* 3797 4. Carlos Desantis* 3508 5. Jesse Ewiak 3461 7. Edward James* 3209 13. Andre Chevalier 2992 15. Jonathan Dehn 2949 19. Timothy Marsch* 2888 21. RJ Frost* 2871 22. Patrick Hannon* 2870 Homeruns 1. Robert Henderson* 767 12. RJ Frost* 520 12. Carlos Desantis* 520 19. Patrick Hannon* 494 19. Andre Chevalier 494 24. Edward James* 486 25. Nathan Smith* 481 RBI 1. Robert Henderson* 2596 2. Winston Ghandi* 2191 6. Jesse Ewiak 1955 8. Carlos Desantis* 1926 11. RJ Frost* 1883 13. Andre Chevalier 1846 19. Patrick Hannon* 1799 20. Edward James* 1789 Doubles 1. Hadley Reabold 930 4. Jesse Ewiak 854 5. Andre Chevalier 844 7. Winston Ghandi* 797 11. Robert Henderson* 726 14. Adam West* 691 15. Patrick Hannon* 689 21. Jonathan Dehn 630 25. Timothy Marsch* 614 Triples 1. Winston Ghandi* 147 2. Edward James* 137 3. David Hunter* 134 4. Jonathan Dehn 125 5. Logan Caldwell* 123 8. Adam West* 118 9. Joey Zurn 115 10. Paco Fernandez* 114 11. Timothy Marsch* 111 15. Mike Van Siclen* 96 15. Robert Henderson* 96 17. Shiro Suzuki* 91 Runs 1. Robert Henderson* 2552 2. Winston Ghandi* 2421 6. Carlos DeSantis* 2064 7. Jonathan Dehn 2033 9. Jesse Ewiak 1933 11. Edward James* 1879 17. Patrick Hannon* 1764 19. RJ Frost* 1755 22. Andre Chevalier 1739 25. Adam West* 1700 Walks 1. Winston Ghandi* 2261 22. Jonathan Dehn 1458 Stolen Bases 1. Jonathan Dehn 1027 3. Joey Zurn 889 4. Edward James* 874 6. Adam West* 811 7. Paco Fernandez* 801 8. David Hunter* 678 10. Timothy Marsch* 657 Wins 1. Nigel McClain 371 13. Eric LeBeau* 230 18. Gabriel Cirillo 218 Strikeouts 1. Nigel McClain 4565 7. Gabriel Cirillo 3051 21. Eric LeBeau* 2469 Saves 14. Rolf Dreikugeln* 362 2036 TSM Rankings: 1) Matt Young (.329, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 197 H, 34 2B, 1 3B, 102 R, 4 SB, 53 BB) (=) 2) Andre Chevalier (.283, 30 HR, 103 RBI, 176 H, 59 2B, 1 3B, 120 R, 20 SB, 70 BB) (+1) 3) Andrew Blackwell (.241, 23 HR, 82 RBI, 108 H, 18 2B, 4 3B, 63 R, 15 SB, 33 BB) (+2) 4) Joey Zurn (.228, 15 HR, 57 RBI, 135 H, 22 2B, 5 3B, 90 R, 30 SB, 67 BB) (=) 5) Jesse Ewiak (.206, 4 HR, 37 RBI, 80 H, 12 2B, 2 3B, 36 R, 0 SB, 15 BB) (-3) 6) Jonathan Dehn (.193, 2 HR, 14 RBI, 34 H, 8 2B, 2 3B, 25 R, 2 SB, 23 BB) (=) Pitchers 1) Charlie Simmons (7-11, 5.19 ERA, 106 Ks, 5.11 ERC) 2) Chris Stanton (5-16, 6.19 ERA, 150 Ks, 6.21 ERC) 3) Nigel McClain (6-10, 7.15 ERA, 52 Ks, 6.24 ERC) 4) Tom Donovan (4-11, 6.66 ERA, 70 Ks, 6.62 ERC) 5) Gabriel Cirillo (2-12, 7.23 ERA, 114 Ks, 6.78 ERC) 6) Joe Kerr (0-0, 6.30 ERA, 4 Ks, 6.22 ERC (4 games played)) Relievers NONE! Retired: Jesse Ewiak, Jonathan Dehn, Joe Kerr, Nigel McClain, Gabriel Cirillo That's a lot. This means that the only remaining players are Andre Chevalier, Matt Young, Andrew Blackwell, Joey Zurn, Tom Donovan, Charlie Simmons and Chris Stanton. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
USC Wuz Robbed! 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 Evolution, could you give me a little insight in why Stanton always does pretty well K wise and yet always have bad records and ERA? Does he play for a shitty team or is he incredibly inconsistent? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 23, 2006 By Z's request, a comparison between Nolan Ryan and Nigel McClain. Similarity Score Starting value: 1000 One point for each difference of 1 win. Nolan Ryan - 324 Nigel McClain - 371 New value: 953 One point for each difference of 2 losses. Nolan Ryan - 292 Nigel McClain - 196 New value: 905 One point for each difference of .002 in winning percentage (max 100 points) Nolan Ryan - .525 Nigel McClain - .654 New value: 841 One point for each difference of .02 in ERA (max 100 points) Nolan Ryan - 3.19 Nigel McClain - 3.42 New value: 829 One point for each difference of 10 games pitched. Nolan Ryan - 807 Nigel McClain - 707 New value: 819 One point for each difference of 20 starts. Nolan Ryan - 773 Nigel McClain - 707 New value: 816 One point for each difference of 20 complete games. Nolan Ryan - 222 Nigel McClain - 87 New value: 810 One point for each difference of 50 innings pitched. Nolan Ryan - 5386.0 Nigel McClain - 4854.2 New value: 800 One point for each difference of 50 hits allowed. Nolan Ryan - 3923 Nigel McClain - 4114 New value: 797 One point for each difference of 30 strikeouts. Nolan Ryan - 5714 Nigel McClain - 4565 New value: 759 One point for each difference of 10 walks. Nolan Ryan - 2795 Nigel McClain - 1299 New value: 610 One point for each difference of 5 shutouts. Nolan Ryan - 61 Nigel McClain - 25 New value: 603 One point for each difference of 3 saves. Nolan Ryan - 3 Nigel McClain - 0 New value: 602 If they throw with a different hand and are starters subtract 10. Nolan - RHP McClain - LHP New value: 592 Nigel McClain, ironically, is more similar to Nolan Ryan than Ferguson Jenkins, the player whose picture was used for Nigel's character. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 23, 2006 Evolution, could you give me a little insight in why Stanton always does pretty well K wise and yet always have bad records and ERA? Does he play for a shitty team or is he incredibly inconsistent? Stanton has been playing on the historically-inconsistent Atlanta Hanoi Janes since 2028, but his ERC is usually a little higher than his ERA, meaning that the team is able to keep his ERA lower than it actually should be based on how he pitches. Oh, and if anyone else wants to have their player compared to an MLB player, just let me know and I'll give it a shot. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vasarian_Brandy 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 Evolution, could you give me a little insight in why Stanton always does pretty well K wise and yet always have bad records and ERA? Does he play for a shitty team or is he incredibly inconsistent? Stanton has been playing on the historically-inconsistent Atlanta Hanoi Janes since 2028, but his ERC is usually a little higher than his ERA, meaning that the team is able to keep his ERA lower than it actually should be based on how he pitches. Oh, and if anyone else wants to have their player compared to an MLB player, just let me know and I'll give it a shot. Hmm... I'd be interested in a comparison between Fury and someone on the likes of Jim Thome. I know Fury didn't have too long of a career, so the numbers might be skewed... But, it might be interesting. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 23, 2006 Jim Thome/Christian Fury Starting value: 1000 One point for each difference of 20 games played. Jim Thome - 1738 Christian Fury - 1408 New value: 984 One point for each difference of 75 at bats. Jim Thome - 5919 Christian Fury - 5288 New value: 976 One point for each difference of 10 runs scored. Jim Thome - 1151 Christian Fury - 989 New value: 960 One point for each difference of 15 hits. Jim Thome - 1665 Christian Fury - 1423 New value: 944 One point for each difference of 5 doubles. Jim Thome - 324 Christian Fury - 384 New value: 932 One point for each difference of 4 triples. Jim Thome - 24 Christian Fury - 64 New value: 922 One point for each difference of 2 home runs. Jim Thome - 430 Christian Fury - 263 New value: 839 One point for each difference of 10 RBI. Jim Thome - 1193 Christian Fury - 1040 New value: 824 One point for each difference of 25 walks. Jim Thome - 1257 Christian Fury - 791 New value: 806 One point for each difference of 150 strikeouts. Jim Thome - 1762 Christian Fury - 1367 New value: 804 One point for each difference of 20 stolen bases. Jim Thome - 18 Christian Fury - 314 New value: 790 One point for each difference of .001 in batting average. Jim Thome - .281 Christian Fury - .269 New value: 778 One point for each difference of .002 in slugging percentage. Jim Thome - .562 Christian Fury - .515 New value: 755 Positional adjustment: N/A\ Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
USC Wuz Robbed! 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 LOL I bet I'm like Kevin Brown or some shit. Evolution, if at all possible, could you provide me with the MLB pitcher Stanton is the most alike? So I can fully understand the impact/lack thereof of Stanton. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vasarian_Brandy 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 Jim Thome/Christian Fury New value: 755 Wow... The comparison wasn't nearly as bad as I thought it would be! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
A Happy Medium 0 Report post Posted February 23, 2006 My guy was only 51 hits away from 3000...I have no idea who my guy was similar to....Tim Raines? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Vasarian_Brandy 0 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 My guy was only 51 hits away from 3000...I have no idea who my guy was similar to....Tim Raines? Raffy Palmero. Without the steroids and such. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
A Happy Medium 0 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 But my guy had over 1000 SB and less than 400 dingers. Meh.. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
USC Wuz Robbed! 0 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 Rickey Henderson? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
A Happy Medium 0 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 Evo...can I get a comparison between Dehn and Ricky Henderson? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 24, 2006 One point for each difference of 20 games played. Tim Raines - 2502 Rafael Palmeiro - 2831 Rickey Henderson - 3081 Jonathan Dehn - 2769 Tim Raines - 987 Rafael Palmeiro - 997 Rickey Henderson - 985 One point for each difference of 75 at bats. Tim Raines - 8872 Rafael Palmeiro - 10472 Rickey Henderson - 10961 Jonathan Dehn - 10698 Tim Raines - 963 Rafael Palmeiro - 994 Rickey Henderson - 982 One point for each difference of 10 runs scored. Tim Raines - 1571 Rafael Palmeiro - 1663 Rickey Henderson - 2295 Jonathan Dehn - 2033 Tim Raines - 917 Rafael Palmeiro - 957 Rickey Henderson - 956 One point for each difference of 15 hits. Tim Raines - 2605 Rafael Palmeiro - 3020 Rickey Henderson - 3055 Jonathan Dehn - 2949 Tim Raines - 895 Rafael Palmeiro - 953 Rickey Henderson - 949 One point for each difference of 5 doubles. Tim Raines - 430 Rafael Palmeiro - 585 Rickey Henderson - 510 Jonathan Dehn - 630 Tim Raines - 855 Rafael Palmeiro - 944 Rickey Henderson - 925 One point for each difference of 4 triples. Tim Raines - 113 Rafael Palmeiro - 38 Rickey Henderson - 66 Jonathan Dehn - 125 Tim Raines - 852 Rafael Palmeiro - 923 Rickey Henderson - 911 One point for each difference of 2 home runs. Tim Raines - 170 Rafael Palmeiro - 569 Rickey Henderson - 297 Jonathan Dehn - 318 Tim Raines - 778 Rafael Palmeiro - 798 Rickey Henderson - 901 One point for each difference of 10 RBI. Tim Raines - 980 Rafael Palmeiro - 1835 Rickey Henderson - 1115 Jonathan Dehn - 1450 Tim Raines - 731 Rafael Palmeiro - 760 Rickey Henderson - 868 One point for each difference of 25 walks. Tim Raines - 1330 Rafael Palmeiro - 1353 Rickey Henderson - 2190 Jonathan Dehn - 1458 Tim Raines - 726 Rafael Palmeiro - 756 Rickey Henderson - 839 One point for each difference of 150 strikeouts. Tim Raines - 966 Rafael Palmeiro - 1348 Rickey Henderson - 1694 Jonathan Dehn - 1116 Tim Raines - 725 Rafael Palmeiro - 755 Rickey Henderson - 836 One point for each difference of 20 stolen bases. Tim Raines - 808 Rafael Palmeiro - 97 Rickey Henderson - 1406 Jonathan Dehn - 1027 Tim Raines - 715 Rafael Palmeiro - 709 Rickey Henderson - 818 One point for each difference of .001 in batting average. Tim Raines - .294 Rafael Palmeiro - .288 Rickey Henderson - .279 Jonathan Dehn - .276 Tim Raines - 697 Rafael Palmeiro - 697 Rickey Henderson - 815 One point for each difference of .002 in slugging percentage. Tim Raines - .425 Rafael Palmeiro - .515 Rickey Henderson - .419 Jonathan Dehn - .447 Tim Raines - 686 Rafael Palmeiro - 663 Rickey Henderson - 801 To this there is a positional adjustment. Each position has a value, and you subtract the difference between the two players position. James just uses primary position, but I computed an average position for players who had more than one primary position. (See Ernie Banks) * 240 - Catcher * 168 - Shortstop * 132 - Second Base * 84 - Third Base * 48 - Outfield (James distinguishes, but I don't have that data incorporated at the moment) * 12 - First Base * 0 - DH Tim Raines - OF Rafael Palmeiro - 1B Rickey Henderson - OF Jonathan Dehn - OF Tim Raines - 686 Rafael Palmeiro - 627 Rickey Henderson - 801 Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
A Happy Medium 0 Report post Posted February 24, 2006 Rickey Henderson without sticking around long enough to lose his welcome. Sweet. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 25, 2006 2037 Recap Denver: Released P Tom Donovan. Mexico City : Joey Zurn has been signed to a contract extension, $758,100 per year, for 3 years. Postseason: New York Bums d. Montreal Fritures de Liberte 4 games to 2 Chicago Transit Authority d. Las Vegas Jokers 4 games to 3 Vancouver Vasectomy d. Mexico City Guerreros 4 games to 1 Jacksonville Jackoffs d. Atlanta Hanoi Janes 4 games to 2 Chicago Transit Authority d. New York Bums 4 games to 3 Jacksonville Jackoffs d. Vancouver Vasectomy 4 games to 2 Chicago Transit Authority d. Jacksonville Jackoffs 4 games to 1 League Champions: 2003: Boston Tea Baggers 2004: Houston Horny Toads 2005: New York Bums 2006: Memphis Eels 2007: Baltimore Crime Spree 2008: Baltimore Crime Spree (2) 2009: Boston Tea Baggers (2) 2010: Jacksonville Jackoffs 2011: Jacksonville Jackoffs (2) 2012: Boston Tea Baggers (3) 2013: Memphis Eels (2) 2014: Seattle Frasiers 2015: Seattle Frasiers (2) 2016: Seattle Frasiers (3) 2017: Columbus Pride 2018: Philadelphia Freedom 2019: Indianapolis Ignition 2020: New Jersey Clerks 2021: Columbus Pride (2) 2022: Las Vegas Jokers 2023: Phoenix Ashes 2024: Mexico City Guerreros 2025: Columbus Pride (3) 2026: Detroit Motor Vehicles 2027: Montreal Fritures De Liberte 2028: Columbus Pride (4) 2029: Detroit Motor Vehicles (2) 2030: Mexico City Guerreros (2) 2031: Chicago Transit Authority 2032: New York Bums (2) 2033: New York Bums (3) 2034: Kansas City Real McCoys 2035: Baltimore Crime Spree (3) 2036: Las Vegas Jokers (2) 2037: Chicago Transit Authority (2) East-West Fresh Fish Award: Javier Martinez (SEA)! He batted .289 in 523 AB, with 26 homers and 98 RBI. North-South Fresh Fish Award: Ariel Gaines (COL)! He had a record of 15-6 with an ERA of 4.35 and 1 shutouts. In 33 games started, he pitched 215.1 innings, fanning 189 and walking 28 batters. East-West Rocket Wrist Award: Brendan Tucker (MON)! He had a record of 25-8 with an ERA of 2.61 and 3 shutouts. In 36 games started, he pitched 286.2 innings, fanning 193 and walking 52 batters. East-West Big Stick Award: George Fang (NY)! He batted .333 in 556 AB, with 60 homers and 150 RBI. North-South Rocket Wrist Award: Kerri Osborn (VAN)! He had a record of 22-4 with an ERA of 2.52 and 2 shutouts. In 37 games started, he pitched 239 innings, fanning 167 and walking 37 batters. North-South Big Stick Award: Ivanon Folch (ATL)! He batted .340 in 582 AB, with 39 homers and 130 RBI. East-West Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Pat Esona (LV) Catcher: Neil Zilwa (BAL) First Base: Mikah Langner (MON) Second Base: William Chenoweth (PHO) Third Base: Eeichi Shuko (SEA) Shortstop: Russ Austin (SEA) Leftfield: Carlos Arciniega (CHI) Centerfield: Joe Swenson (MON) Rightfield: Roger Jackson (LA) North-South Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Lawrence Tierney (MEM) Catcher: James Davis (MEM) First Base: Joel Estrada (JAC) Second Base: Pete Arday (QUA) Third Base: Ethan Carala (MEX) Shortstop: Andrew Blackwell (DET) Leftfield: Shawn Decarlo (ATL) Centerfield: Thurman Haynes (MEX) Rightfield: Rod Putt (KAN) TSM Big Stick Award Winners (* denotes that player also won SFBL Big Stick): 2003: John Duran, BOS, (567 AB, .295 AVG, 22 HR, 84 RBI, 97 R, 167 Hits, .811 OPS) 2004: RJ Frost, VAN, (576 AB, .323 AVG, 20 HR, 101 RBI, 96 R, 186 Hits, .881 OPS) 2005: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (640 AB, .334 AVG, 16 HR, 114 RBI, 108 R, 214 Hits, .884 OPS) 2006: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (595 AB, .343 AVG, 26 HR, 113 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .993 OPS) * 2007: RJ Frost, VAN, (596 AB, .329 AVG, 33 HR, 139 RBI, 110 R, 196 Hits, .984 OPS) * 2008: David Hunter, ATL, (652 AB, .314 AVG, 29 HR, 100 RBI, 114 R, 205 Hits, .891 OPS) 2009: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (593 AB, .342 AVG, 50 HR, 142 RBI, 132 R, 203 Hits, 1.091 OPS) * 2010: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (488 AB, .381 AVG, 39 HR, 140 RBI, 99 R, 186 Hits, 1.131 OPS) * 2011: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (611 AB, .393 AVG, 37 HR, 143 RBI, 144 R, 240 Hits, 1.119 OPS) * 2012: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (604 AB, .361 AVG, 43 HR, 149 RBI, 140 R, 218 Hits, 1.087 OPS) * 2013: Robert Henderson, COL, (623 AB, .364 AVG, 44 HR, 126 RBI, 134 R, 227 Hits, 1.060 OPS) 2014: Robert Henderson, VAN, (622 AB, .405 AVG, 45 HR, 119 RBI, 143 R, 252 Hits, 1.159 OPS) * 2015: Robert Henderson, VAN, (620 AB, .400 AVG, 48 HR, 143 RBI, 139 R, 248 Hits, 1.174 OPS) * 2016: Robert Henderson, VAN, (617 AB, .382 AVG, 44 HR, 129 RBI, 133 R, 236 Hits, 1.120 OPS) * 2017: Robert Henderson, NRL, (650 AB, .351 AVG, 50 HR, 151 RBI, 130 R, 228 Hits, 1.039 OPS) * 2018: Robert Henderson, MEM, (633 AB, .367 AVG, 50 HR, 139 RBI, 129 R, 232 Hits, 1.086 OPS) * 2019: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .370 AVG, 56 HR, 176 RBI, 136 R, 226 Hits, 1.146 OPS) * 2020: Edward James, PHI, (611 AB, .296 AVG, 37 HR, 116 RBI, 120 R, 181 Hits, .900 OPS) 2021: Robert Henderson, MEM, (593 AB, .327 AVG, 44 HR, 137 RBI, 137 R, 194 Hits, 1.016 OPS) * 2022: Robert Henderson, MEM, (631 AB, .360 AVG, 43 HR, 137 RBI, 132 R, 227 Hits, 1.065 OPS) * 2023: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .337 AVG, 44 HR, 135 RBI, 117 R, 206 Hits, 1.038 OPS) * 2024: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (674 AB, .322 AVG, 35 HR, 126 RBI, 120 R, 217 Hits, .951 OPS) 2025: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .282 AVG, 32 HR, 129 RBI, 118 R, 167 Hits, .947 OPS) 2026: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .278 AVG, 36 HR, 121 RBI, 124 R, 165 Hits, .922 OPS) 2027: Matt Young, NRL, (597 AB, .353 AVG, 45 HR, 123 RBI, 133 R, 211 Hits, 1.054 OPS) * 2028: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (647 AB, .346 AVG, 40 HR, 145 RBI, 123 R, 224 Hits, 1.040 OPS) * 2029: Andre Chevalier, NRL, (607 AB, .326 AVG, 41 HR, 137 RBI, 130 R, 198 Hits, 1.037 OPS) * 2030: Matt Young, SEA (599 AB, .309 AVG, 31 HR, 87 RBI, 117 R, 185 Hits, .880 OPS) 2031: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (608 AB, .286 AVG, 42 HR, 139 RBI, 109 R, 174 Hits, .929 OPS) 2032: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (514 AB, .280 AVG, 41 HR, 111 RBI, 99 R, 144 Hits, .958 OPS) 2033: Jesse Ewiak, PHI, (637 AB, .320 AVG, 24 HR, 115 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .878 OPS) 2034: Andre Chevalier, JAC, (596 AB, .337 AVG, 42 HR, 132 RBI, 121 R, 201 Hits, 1.073 OPS) * 2035: Matt Young, NY, (562 AB, .319 AVG, 36 HR, 133 RBI, 91 R, 179 Hits, .936 OPS) 2036: Matt Young, NY, (599 AB, .329 AVG, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 102 R, 197 Hits, .917 OPS) 2037: Matt Young, NY, (628 AB, .298 AVG, 32 HR, 113 RBI, 100 R, 187 Hits, .845 OPS) TSM Rocket Wrist Award (* Denotes Player Won SFBL Rocket Wrist) 2003: NO PITCHERS 2004: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 6-12, 4.76 ERA, 192.2 IP, 128 Ks, 89 BB) 2005: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 13-15, 4.58 ERA, 238 IP, 156 Ks, 100 BB) 2006: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 10-11, 4.84 ERA, 199 IP, 135 Ks, 92 BB) 2007: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 13-9, 3.92 ERA, 200 IP, 173 Ks, 69 BB) 2008: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 11-11, 4.84 ERA, 217.2 IP, 154 Ks, 67 BB) 2009: Giant Gonzales, ATL, (Record: 15-8, 3.83 ERA, 240 IP, 177 Ks, 66 BB) 2010: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 13-7, 3.71 ERA, 186.2 IP, 128 Ks, 64 BB) 2011: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-8, 3.05 ERA, 277.2 IP, 177 Ks, 74 BB) * 2012: Marvin Jenkins, LV, (Record: 23-8, 3.31, 236.1 IP, 154 Ks, 75 BB) 2013: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-11, 2.90 ERA, 270.1 IP, 186 Ks, 77 BB) * 2014: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 16-17, 4.32 ERA, 262.1 IP, 180 Ks, 65 BB) 2015: Peter Kostka, COL, (Record: 14-6, 2.80 ERA, 202.2 IP, 164 Ks, 39 BB) 2016: Peter Kostka, LV, (Record: 19-8, 2.73 ERA, 241.0 IP, 160 Ks, 35 BB) 2017: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 12-9, 3.16 ERA, 216.2 IP, 118 Ks, 92 BB) 2018: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 14-10, 2.84 ERA, 215.2 IP, 145 Ks, 100 BB) 2019: Peter Kostka, PHI, (Record: 11-4, 2.56 ERA, 147.2 IP, 110 Ks, 31 BB) 2020: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 16-10, 3.67 ERA, 216.0 IP, 151 Ks, 88 BB) 2021: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 15-11, 3.79 ERA, 197.0 IP, 174 Ks, 47 BB) 2022: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-5, 3.02 ERA, 235.1 IP, 227 Ks, 54 BB) * 2023: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-7, 3.07 ERA, 252.0 IP, 223 Ks, 45 BB) 2024: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.77 ERA, 244 IP, 220 Ks, 60 BB) * 2025: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 23-5, 2.25 ERA, 247.2 IP, 247 Ks, 45 BB) * 2026: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-10, 2.71 ERA, 272.0 IP, 267 Ks, 53 BB) 2027: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-6, 2.67 ERA, 233.0 IP, 234 Ks, 46 BB) * 2028: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-6, 2.73 ERA, 277.1 IP, 289 Ks, 63 BB) * 2029: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-10, 3.32 ERA, 284.1 IP, 282 Ks, 65 BB) * 2030: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 19-8, 2.81 ERA, 263.0 IP, 277 Ks, 69 BB) * 2031: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-13, 3.20 ERA, 284.1 IP, 268 Ks, 71 BB) 2032: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-9, 2.29 ERA, 271.2 IP, 288 Ks, 63 BB) 2033: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-10, 2.78 ERA, 259.0 IP, 280 Ks, 61 BB) 2034: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.26 ERA, 262.2 IP, 261 Ks, 55 BB) * 2035: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 17-9, 3.90 ERA, 201.0 IP, 152 Ks, 64 BB) 2036: Charlie Simmons, NRL, (Record: 7-11, 5.19 ERA, 142.1 IP, 106 Ks, 71 BB) 2037: Chris Stanton, ATL, (Record: 13-12, 5.46 ERA, 217.2 IP, 165 Ks, 154 BB) Records after 2037: Batting Average East-West - .379, Robert Gennari, Boston, 2016 North-South - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 At Bats East-West - 703, Clyde Della, Philadelphia, 2028 North-South - 718, Shimetarou Naoki, Vancouver, 2017 TSM - 696, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2020 Hits East-West - 229, Shiro Suzuki, Phoenix, 2012 North-South - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 Doubles East-West - 75, Joe Swenson, Montreal, 2036 North-South - 72, Mark Mclean, Vancouver, 2011 TSM - 61, Jesse Ewiak, Columbus, 2028 Triples East-West - 19, John Duffner, Denver, 2016 North-South - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 TSM - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 Homeruns East-West - 60, Shimetarou Naoki, Baltimore, 2009 North-South - 63, Jc Morello, Houston, 2013 TSM - 56, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs Batted In East-West - 177, George Fang, New York, 2034 North-South - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 TSM - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs East-West - 141, Manny Donato, Seattle, 2015 North-South - 146, John Scherfenberg, New Orleans, 2016 TSM - 144, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2011 Base on Balls East-West - 149, Sergio Santana, Boston, 2004 North-South - 144, Herbert Huber, Jacksonville, 2006 TSM - 130, Winston Ghandi, Jacksonville, 2010 Strikeouts East-West - 210, Deon Rivas, Oklahoma, 2034 North-South - 223, Dave Gannett, New Orleans, 2022 TSM - 178, Christian Fury, Boston, 2026 Stolen Bases East-West - 74, Freeman Hostetter, Seattle, 2006 North-South - 77, Tike Quadros, Jacksonville, 2014 TSM - 73, Jonathan Dehn, Columbus, 2019 MILESTONE TRACKER Tracks TSM players as they track down career milestones. Numbers represent the position of the active TSM player on the all-time career leaderboard. * denotes a retired player Hits 1. Robert Henderson* 4455 2. Winston Ghandi* 3797 4. Carlos Desantis* 3508 5. Jesse Ewiak* 3461 7. Edward James* 3209 9. Andre Chevalier 3131 15. Jonathan Dehn* 2949 20. Timothy Marsch* 2888 22. RJ Frost* 2871 23. Patrick Hannon* 2870 Homeruns 1. Robert Henderson* 767 12. RJ Frost* 520 12. Carlos Desantis* 520 16. Andre Chevalier 517 21. Patrick Hannon* 494 25. Edward James* 486 RBI 1. Robert Henderson* 2596 2. Winston Ghandi* 2191 6. Jesse Ewiak* 1955 8. Andre Chevalier 1933 10. Carlos Desantis* 1926 13. RJ Frost* 1883 20. Patrick Hannon* 1799 21. Edward James* 1789 Doubles 1. Hadley Reabold 988 2. Andre Chevalier 891 5. Jesse Ewiak* 854 7. Winston Ghandi* 797 12. Robert Henderson* 726 15. Adam West* 691 16. Patrick Hannon* 689 21. Jonathan Dehn 630 25. Timothy Marsch* 614 Triples 1. Winston Ghandi* 147 2. Edward James* 137 3. David Hunter* 134 4. Jonathan Dehn* 125 5. Logan Caldwell* 123 8. Adam West* 118 8. Joey Zurn 118 10. Paco Fernandez* 114 11. Timothy Marsch* 111 15. Mike Van Siclen* 96 15. Robert Henderson* 96 17. Shiro Suzuki* 91 Runs 1. Robert Henderson* 2552 2. Winston Ghandi* 2421 6. Carlos DeSantis* 2064 7. Jonathan Dehn* 2033 9. Jesse Ewiak* 1933 11. Edward James* 1879 15. Andre Chevalier 1820 20. Patrick Hannon* 1764 22. RJ Frost* 1755 Walks 1. Winston Ghandi* 2261 23. Jonathan Dehn* 1458 Stolen Bases 1. Jonathan Dehn* 1027 3. Joey Zurn 903 4. Edward James* 874 6. Adam West* 811 7. Paco Fernandez* 801 8. David Hunter* 678 10. Timothy Marsch* 657 24. Andrew Blackwell 446 Wins 1. Nigel McClain* 371 13. Eric LeBeau* 230 19. Gabriel Cirillo* 218 Strikeouts 1. Nigel McClain* 4565 7. Gabriel Cirillo* 3051 21. Eric LeBeau* 2469 Saves 14. Rolf Dreikugeln* 362 2037 TSM Rankings: 1) Matt Young (.298, 32 HR, 113 RBI, 187 H, 33 2B, 1 3B, 100 R, 9 SB, 35 BB) (=) 2) Andrew Blackwell (.274, 27 HR, 97 RBI, 158 H, 37 2B, 7 3B, 98 R, 26 SB, 53 BB) (+1) 3) Andre Chevalier (.297, 23 HR, 87 RBI, 139 H, 47 2B, 7 3B, 81 R, 10 SB, 31 BB) (-1) 4) Joey Zurn (.243, 18 HR, 54 RBI, 103 H, 15 2B, 3 3B, 56 R, 14 SB, 32 BB) (=) Pitchers 1) Chris Stanton (13-12, 5.46 ERA, 165 Ks, 6.22 ERC) 2) Charlie Simmons (1-3, 7.76 ERA, 41 Ks, 7.63 ERC) 3) Tom Donovan (no games played) Relievers NONE! Retired: Tom Donovan, Charlie Simmons This means that the TSM Rocket Wrist Award will no longer be given out, and that we are down to Chris Stanton, Joey Zurn, Andrew Blackwell, Andre Chevalier, and Matt Young. Also, to Porter, I'll try to find the pitcher Stanton is most alike to following the conclusion of his career. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 26, 2006 2038 Recap Postseason: Las Vegas Jokers d. Boston Tea Baggers 4 games to 2 Oklahoma Twisters d. Montreal Fritures de Liberte 4 games to 2 Mexico City Guerreros d. Atlanta Hanoi Janes 4 games to 1 Jacksonville Jackoffs d. Quahog Quagmires 4 games to 0 Las Vegas Jokers d. Oklahoma Twisters 4 games to 2 Mexico City Guerreros d. Jacksonville Jackoffs 4 games to 2 Las Vegas Jokers d. Mexico City Guerreros 4 games to 1 League Champions: 2003: Boston Tea Baggers 2004: Houston Horny Toads 2005: New York Bums 2006: Memphis Eels 2007: Baltimore Crime Spree 2008: Baltimore Crime Spree (2) 2009: Boston Tea Baggers (2) 2010: Jacksonville Jackoffs 2011: Jacksonville Jackoffs (2) 2012: Boston Tea Baggers (3) 2013: Memphis Eels (2) 2014: Seattle Frasiers 2015: Seattle Frasiers (2) 2016: Seattle Frasiers (3) 2017: Columbus Pride 2018: Philadelphia Freedom 2019: Indianapolis Ignition 2020: New Jersey Clerks 2021: Columbus Pride (2) 2022: Las Vegas Jokers 2023: Phoenix Ashes 2024: Mexico City Guerreros 2025: Columbus Pride (3) 2026: Detroit Motor Vehicles 2027: Montreal Fritures De Liberte 2028: Columbus Pride (4) 2029: Detroit Motor Vehicles (2) 2030: Mexico City Guerreros (2) 2031: Chicago Transit Authority 2032: New York Bums (2) 2033: New York Bums (3) 2034: Kansas City Real McCoys 2035: Baltimore Crime Spree (3) 2036: Las Vegas Jokers (2) 2037: Chicago Transit Authority (2) 2038: Las Vegas Jokers (3) East-West Fresh Fish Award: Dave Turner (BOS)! He batted .290 in 431 AB, with 23 homers and 75 RBI. North-South Fresh Fish Award: Hyakutarou Yasushi (MEX)! He batted .308 in 627 AB, with 8 homers and 64 RBI. East-West Rocket Wrist Award: Ronaldo Lopez (LV)! He had a record of 21-7 with an ERA of 3.27 and 1 shutouts. In 35 games started, he pitched 267.1 innings, fanning 152 and walking 108 batters. East-West Big Stick Award: D'arcy Ambrosino (BOS)! He batted .333 in 630 AB, with 25 homers and 113 RBI. North-South Rocket Wrist Award: Brian Semelis (HOU)! He had a record of 17-7 with an ERA of 1.93. In 36 games started, he pitched 219.1 innings, fanning 153 and walking 26 batters. North-South Big Stick Award: Phil Schimp (ATL)! He batted .296 in 602 AB, with 49 homers and 136 RBI. East-West Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: K.c. Garrison (OKL) Catcher: Emir Quintanilla (DEN) First Base: Carmelo Garcia (SEA) Second Base: Miguel Albano (SEA) Third Base: Denny Robinson (OKL) Shortstop: David Fregia (OKL) Leftfield: Tomas Magana (OKL) Centerfield: Paul Chambers (PHI) Rightfield: Wardell Escalona (CHI) North-South Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Dong Scheer (ATL) Catcher: Shon Auvil (KAN) First Base: Ambros Cid (MEM) Second Base: Pedro Olivo (MEM) Third Base: Ethan Carala (MEX) Shortstop: Randor Diego (MEM) Leftfield: Andre Chevalier (JAC) Centerfield: Adan Manzano (HOU) Rightfield: Jeff Shaw (VAN) TSM Big Stick Award Winners (* denotes that player also won SFBL Big Stick): 2003: John Duran, BOS, (567 AB, .295 AVG, 22 HR, 84 RBI, 97 R, 167 Hits, .811 OPS) 2004: RJ Frost, VAN, (576 AB, .323 AVG, 20 HR, 101 RBI, 96 R, 186 Hits, .881 OPS) 2005: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (640 AB, .334 AVG, 16 HR, 114 RBI, 108 R, 214 Hits, .884 OPS) 2006: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (595 AB, .343 AVG, 26 HR, 113 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .993 OPS) * 2007: RJ Frost, VAN, (596 AB, .329 AVG, 33 HR, 139 RBI, 110 R, 196 Hits, .984 OPS) * 2008: David Hunter, ATL, (652 AB, .314 AVG, 29 HR, 100 RBI, 114 R, 205 Hits, .891 OPS) 2009: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (593 AB, .342 AVG, 50 HR, 142 RBI, 132 R, 203 Hits, 1.091 OPS) * 2010: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (488 AB, .381 AVG, 39 HR, 140 RBI, 99 R, 186 Hits, 1.131 OPS) * 2011: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (611 AB, .393 AVG, 37 HR, 143 RBI, 144 R, 240 Hits, 1.119 OPS) * 2012: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (604 AB, .361 AVG, 43 HR, 149 RBI, 140 R, 218 Hits, 1.087 OPS) * 2013: Robert Henderson, COL, (623 AB, .364 AVG, 44 HR, 126 RBI, 134 R, 227 Hits, 1.060 OPS) 2014: Robert Henderson, VAN, (622 AB, .405 AVG, 45 HR, 119 RBI, 143 R, 252 Hits, 1.159 OPS) * 2015: Robert Henderson, VAN, (620 AB, .400 AVG, 48 HR, 143 RBI, 139 R, 248 Hits, 1.174 OPS) * 2016: Robert Henderson, VAN, (617 AB, .382 AVG, 44 HR, 129 RBI, 133 R, 236 Hits, 1.120 OPS) * 2017: Robert Henderson, NRL, (650 AB, .351 AVG, 50 HR, 151 RBI, 130 R, 228 Hits, 1.039 OPS) * 2018: Robert Henderson, MEM, (633 AB, .367 AVG, 50 HR, 139 RBI, 129 R, 232 Hits, 1.086 OPS) * 2019: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .370 AVG, 56 HR, 176 RBI, 136 R, 226 Hits, 1.146 OPS) * 2020: Edward James, PHI, (611 AB, .296 AVG, 37 HR, 116 RBI, 120 R, 181 Hits, .900 OPS) 2021: Robert Henderson, MEM, (593 AB, .327 AVG, 44 HR, 137 RBI, 137 R, 194 Hits, 1.016 OPS) * 2022: Robert Henderson, MEM, (631 AB, .360 AVG, 43 HR, 137 RBI, 132 R, 227 Hits, 1.065 OPS) * 2023: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .337 AVG, 44 HR, 135 RBI, 117 R, 206 Hits, 1.038 OPS) * 2024: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (674 AB, .322 AVG, 35 HR, 126 RBI, 120 R, 217 Hits, .951 OPS) 2025: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .282 AVG, 32 HR, 129 RBI, 118 R, 167 Hits, .947 OPS) 2026: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .278 AVG, 36 HR, 121 RBI, 124 R, 165 Hits, .922 OPS) 2027: Matt Young, NRL, (597 AB, .353 AVG, 45 HR, 123 RBI, 133 R, 211 Hits, 1.054 OPS) * 2028: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (647 AB, .346 AVG, 40 HR, 145 RBI, 123 R, 224 Hits, 1.040 OPS) * 2029: Andre Chevalier, NRL, (607 AB, .326 AVG, 41 HR, 137 RBI, 130 R, 198 Hits, 1.037 OPS) * 2030: Matt Young, SEA (599 AB, .309 AVG, 31 HR, 87 RBI, 117 R, 185 Hits, .880 OPS) 2031: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (608 AB, .286 AVG, 42 HR, 139 RBI, 109 R, 174 Hits, .929 OPS) 2032: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (514 AB, .280 AVG, 41 HR, 111 RBI, 99 R, 144 Hits, .958 OPS) 2033: Jesse Ewiak, PHI, (637 AB, .320 AVG, 24 HR, 115 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .878 OPS) 2034: Andre Chevalier, JAC, (596 AB, .337 AVG, 42 HR, 132 RBI, 121 R, 201 Hits, 1.073 OPS) * 2035: Matt Young, NY, (562 AB, .319 AVG, 36 HR, 133 RBI, 91 R, 179 Hits, .936 OPS) 2036: Matt Young, NY, (599 AB, .329 AVG, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 102 R, 197 Hits, .917 OPS) 2037: Matt Young, NY, (628 AB, .298 AVG, 32 HR, 113 RBI, 100 R, 187 Hits, .845 OPS) 2038: Matt Young, NY, (596 AB, .299 AVG, 31 HR, 104 RBI, 95 R, 178 Hits, .839 OPS) TSM Rocket Wrist Award (* Denotes Player Won SFBL Rocket Wrist) 2003: NO PITCHERS 2004: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 6-12, 4.76 ERA, 192.2 IP, 128 Ks, 89 BB) 2005: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 13-15, 4.58 ERA, 238 IP, 156 Ks, 100 BB) 2006: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 10-11, 4.84 ERA, 199 IP, 135 Ks, 92 BB) 2007: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 13-9, 3.92 ERA, 200 IP, 173 Ks, 69 BB) 2008: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 11-11, 4.84 ERA, 217.2 IP, 154 Ks, 67 BB) 2009: Giant Gonzales, ATL, (Record: 15-8, 3.83 ERA, 240 IP, 177 Ks, 66 BB) 2010: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 13-7, 3.71 ERA, 186.2 IP, 128 Ks, 64 BB) 2011: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-8, 3.05 ERA, 277.2 IP, 177 Ks, 74 BB) * 2012: Marvin Jenkins, LV, (Record: 23-8, 3.31, 236.1 IP, 154 Ks, 75 BB) 2013: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-11, 2.90 ERA, 270.1 IP, 186 Ks, 77 BB) * 2014: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 16-17, 4.32 ERA, 262.1 IP, 180 Ks, 65 BB) 2015: Peter Kostka, COL, (Record: 14-6, 2.80 ERA, 202.2 IP, 164 Ks, 39 BB) 2016: Peter Kostka, LV, (Record: 19-8, 2.73 ERA, 241.0 IP, 160 Ks, 35 BB) 2017: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 12-9, 3.16 ERA, 216.2 IP, 118 Ks, 92 BB) 2018: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 14-10, 2.84 ERA, 215.2 IP, 145 Ks, 100 BB) 2019: Peter Kostka, PHI, (Record: 11-4, 2.56 ERA, 147.2 IP, 110 Ks, 31 BB) 2020: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 16-10, 3.67 ERA, 216.0 IP, 151 Ks, 88 BB) 2021: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 15-11, 3.79 ERA, 197.0 IP, 174 Ks, 47 BB) 2022: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-5, 3.02 ERA, 235.1 IP, 227 Ks, 54 BB) * 2023: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-7, 3.07 ERA, 252.0 IP, 223 Ks, 45 BB) 2024: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.77 ERA, 244 IP, 220 Ks, 60 BB) * 2025: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 23-5, 2.25 ERA, 247.2 IP, 247 Ks, 45 BB) * 2026: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-10, 2.71 ERA, 272.0 IP, 267 Ks, 53 BB) 2027: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-6, 2.67 ERA, 233.0 IP, 234 Ks, 46 BB) * 2028: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-6, 2.73 ERA, 277.1 IP, 289 Ks, 63 BB) * 2029: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-10, 3.32 ERA, 284.1 IP, 282 Ks, 65 BB) * 2030: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 19-8, 2.81 ERA, 263.0 IP, 277 Ks, 69 BB) * 2031: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-13, 3.20 ERA, 284.1 IP, 268 Ks, 71 BB) 2032: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-9, 2.29 ERA, 271.2 IP, 288 Ks, 63 BB) 2033: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-10, 2.78 ERA, 259.0 IP, 280 Ks, 61 BB) 2034: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.26 ERA, 262.2 IP, 261 Ks, 55 BB) * 2035: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 17-9, 3.90 ERA, 201.0 IP, 152 Ks, 64 BB) 2036: Charlie Simmons, NRL, (Record: 7-11, 5.19 ERA, 142.1 IP, 106 Ks, 71 BB) 2037: Chris Stanton, ATL, (Record: 13-12, 5.46 ERA, 217.2 IP, 165 Ks, 154 BB) 2038: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS Records after 2038: Batting Average East-West - .379, Robert Gennari, Boston, 2016 North-South - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 At Bats East-West - 703, Clyde Della, Philadelphia, 2028 North-South - 718, Shimetarou Naoki, Vancouver, 2017 TSM - 696, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2020 Hits East-West - 229, Shiro Suzuki, Phoenix, 2012 North-South - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 Doubles East-West - 75, Joe Swenson, Montreal, 2036 North-South - 72, Mark Mclean, Vancouver, 2011 TSM - 61, Jesse Ewiak, Columbus, 2028 Triples East-West - 19, John Duffner, Denver, 2016 North-South - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 TSM - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 Homeruns East-West - 60, Shimetarou Naoki, Baltimore, 2009 North-South - 63, Jc Morello, Houston, 2013 TSM - 56, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs Batted In East-West - 177, George Fang, New York, 2034 North-South - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 TSM - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs East-West - 141, Manny Donato, Seattle, 2015 North-South - 146, John Scherfenberg, New Orleans, 2016 TSM - 144, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2011 Base on Balls East-West - 149, Sergio Santana, Boston, 2004 North-South - 144, Herbert Huber, Jacksonville, 2006 TSM - 130, Winston Ghandi, Jacksonville, 2010 Strikeouts East-West - 210, Deon Rivas, Oklahoma, 2034 North-South - 223, Dave Gannett, New Orleans, 2022 TSM - 178, Christian Fury, Boston, 2026 Stolen Bases East-West - 74, Freeman Hostetter, Seattle, 2006 North-South - 77, Tike Quadros, Jacksonville, 2014 TSM - 73, Jonathan Dehn, Columbus, 2019 MILESTONE TRACKER Tracks TSM players as they track down career milestones. Numbers represent the position of the active TSM player on the all-time career leaderboard. * denotes a retired player Hits 1. Robert Henderson* 4455 2. Winston Ghandi* 3797 4. Carlos Desantis* 3508 5. Jesse Ewiak* 3461 6. Andre Chevalier 3282 8. Edward James* 3209 12. Matt Young 3022 17. Jonathan Dehn* 2949 21. Timothy Marsch* 2888 23. RJ Frost* 2871 24. Patrick Hannon* 2870 Homeruns 1. Robert Henderson* 767 9. Andre Chevalier 540 14. RJ Frost* 520 14. Carlos Desantis* 520 20. Matt Young 500 23. Patrick Hannon* 494 RBI 1. Robert Henderson* 2596 2. Winston Ghandi* 2191 5. Andre Chevalier 2039 8. Jesse Ewiak* 1955 10. Carlos Desantis* 1926 13. RJ Frost* 1883 21. Patrick Hannon* 1799 22. Edward James* 1789 24. Matt Young 1757 Doubles 1. Hadley Reabold* 988 2. Andre Chevalier 933 5. Jesse Ewiak* 854 7. Winston Ghandi* 797 12. Robert Henderson* 726 15. Adam West* 691 16. Patrick Hannon* 689 23. Jonathan Dehn 630 Triples 1. Winston Ghandi* 147 2. Edward James* 137 3. David Hunter* 134 4. Jonathan Dehn* 125 5. Logan Caldwell* 123 8. Adam West* 118 8. Joey Zurn 118 10. Paco Fernandez* 114 11. Timothy Marsch* 111 15. Mike Van Siclen* 96 15. Robert Henderson* 96 17. Shiro Suzuki* 91 Runs 1. Robert Henderson* 2552 2. Winston Ghandi* 2421 6. Carlos DeSantis* 2064 7. Jonathan Dehn* 2033 9. Jesse Ewiak* 1933 12. Andre Chevalier 1914 13. Edward James* 1879 20. Patrick Hannon* 1764 22. RJ Frost* 1755 Walks 1. Winston Ghandi* 2261 25. Jonathan Dehn* 1458 Stolen Bases 1. Jonathan Dehn* 1027 3. Joey Zurn 904 4. Edward James* 874 6. Adam West* 811 7. Paco Fernandez* 801 8. David Hunter* 678 10. Timothy Marsch* 657 24. Andrew Blackwell 473 Wins 1. Nigel McClain* 371 13. Eric LeBeau* 230 19. Gabriel Cirillo* 218 Strikeouts 1. Nigel McClain* 4565 7. Gabriel Cirillo* 3051 18. Chris Stanton 2552 25. Eric LeBeau* 2469 Saves 15. Rolf Dreikugeln* 362 2038 TSM Rankings: 1) Matt Young (.299, 31 HR, 104 RBI, 178 H, 23 2B, 1 3B, 95 R, 7 SB, 40 BB) (=) 2) Andre Chevalier (.272, 23 HR, 106 RBI, 151 H, 42 2B, 10 3B, 94 R, 14 SB, 45 BB) (+1) 3) Andrew Blackwell (.262, 22 HR, 69 RBI, 156 H, 42 2B, 5 3B, 106 R, 27 SB, 48 BB) (-1) 4) Joey Zurn (.288, 5 HR, 19 RBI, 23 H, 4 2B, 0 3B, 17 R, 1 SB, 5 BB) (=) Pitchers 1) Chris Stanton (12-13, 5.37 ERA, 156 Ks, 164 BB, 5.60 ERC) Relievers NONE! Retired: NONE! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
USC Wuz Robbed! 0 Report post Posted February 26, 2006 I'm the last pitcher standing! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted February 28, 2006 2039 Recap Mexico City: Released LF Joey Zurn. Montreal: Free agent LF Joey Zurn has been signed to a contract of $300,000 per year, for 1 year. Detroit : Andrew Blackwell has been signed to a contract extension, $4,883,800 per year, for 4 years. Jacksonville : Andre Chevalier has been signed to a contract extension, $2,952,600 per year, for 1 years. Postseason: Los Angeles Glory Holes d. Philadelphia Freedom 4 games to 2 Las Vegas Jokers d. Denver Douchebags 4 games to 3 Vancouver Vasectomy d. Houston Horny Toads 4 games to 3 Quahog Quagmires d. Jacksonville Jackoffs 4 games to 3 Los Angeles Glory Holes d. Las Vegas Jokers 4 games to 1 Quahog Quagmires d. Vancouver Vasectomy 4 games to 1 Quahog Quagmires d. Los Angeles Glory Holes 4 games to 1 League Champions: 2003: Boston Tea Baggers 2004: Houston Horny Toads 2005: New York Bums 2006: Memphis Eels 2007: Baltimore Crime Spree 2008: Baltimore Crime Spree (2) 2009: Boston Tea Baggers (2) 2010: Jacksonville Jackoffs 2011: Jacksonville Jackoffs (2) 2012: Boston Tea Baggers (3) 2013: Memphis Eels (2) 2014: Seattle Frasiers 2015: Seattle Frasiers (2) 2016: Seattle Frasiers (3) 2017: Columbus Pride 2018: Philadelphia Freedom 2019: Indianapolis Ignition 2020: New Jersey Clerks 2021: Columbus Pride (2) 2022: Las Vegas Jokers 2023: Phoenix Ashes 2024: Mexico City Guerreros 2025: Columbus Pride (3) 2026: Detroit Motor Vehicles 2027: Montreal Fritures De Liberte 2028: Columbus Pride (4) 2029: Detroit Motor Vehicles (2) 2030: Mexico City Guerreros (2) 2031: Chicago Transit Authority 2032: New York Bums (2) 2033: New York Bums (3) 2034: Kansas City Real McCoys 2035: Baltimore Crime Spree (3) 2036: Las Vegas Jokers (2) 2037: Chicago Transit Authority (2) 2038: Las Vegas Jokers (3) 2039: Quahog Quagmires East-West Fresh Fish Award: Jason Moore (OKL)! He batted .257 in 606 AB, with 44 homers and 123 RBI. North-South Fresh Fish Award: Bartolo Cisneros (NRL)! He batted .256 in 566 AB, with 28 homers and 102 RBI. East-West Rocket Wrist Award: Tripper Rine (CHI)! He had a record of 21-9 with an ERA of 2.53 and 3 shutouts. In 35 games started, he pitched 266.1 innings, fanning 194 and walking 50 batters. East-West Big Stick Award: Javier Martinez (SEA)! He batted .326 in 614 AB, with 38 homers and 129 RBI. North-South Rocket Wrist Award: Wally Titmus (QUA)! He had a record of 24-4 with an ERA of 3.85 and 1 shutouts. In 34 games started, he pitched 261.2 innings, fanning 156 and walking 92 batters. North-South Big Stick Award: Irv Sulkowski (ATL)! He batted .330 in 649 AB, with 35 homers and 143 RBI. East-West Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: David Sloan (CHI) Catcher: Neil Zilwa (BAL) First Base: Robin Uytterhaegen (PHO) Second Base: Miguel Albano (SEA) Third Base: Rob Tory (CHI) Shortstop: Trace Nulf (LA) Leftfield: Jean-marc Fredrick (BOS) Centerfield: Joe Swenson (LA) Rightfield: Mark Piper (LA) North-South Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Amaurys Curbelo (DET) Catcher: Emmott Emerson (CHA) First Base: Joel Estrada (JAC) Second Base: Paul Pantoja (NRL) Third Base: Ethan Carala (MEX) Shortstop: Andrew Blackwell (DET) Leftfield: Jeff Watkies (CHA) Centerfield: Kyle Johnson (QUA) Rightfield: Mark Feldman (QUA) TSM Big Stick Award Winners (* denotes that player also won SFBL Big Stick): 2003: John Duran, BOS, (567 AB, .295 AVG, 22 HR, 84 RBI, 97 R, 167 Hits, .811 OPS) 2004: RJ Frost, VAN, (576 AB, .323 AVG, 20 HR, 101 RBI, 96 R, 186 Hits, .881 OPS) 2005: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (640 AB, .334 AVG, 16 HR, 114 RBI, 108 R, 214 Hits, .884 OPS) 2006: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (595 AB, .343 AVG, 26 HR, 113 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .993 OPS) * 2007: RJ Frost, VAN, (596 AB, .329 AVG, 33 HR, 139 RBI, 110 R, 196 Hits, .984 OPS) * 2008: David Hunter, ATL, (652 AB, .314 AVG, 29 HR, 100 RBI, 114 R, 205 Hits, .891 OPS) 2009: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (593 AB, .342 AVG, 50 HR, 142 RBI, 132 R, 203 Hits, 1.091 OPS) * 2010: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (488 AB, .381 AVG, 39 HR, 140 RBI, 99 R, 186 Hits, 1.131 OPS) * 2011: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (611 AB, .393 AVG, 37 HR, 143 RBI, 144 R, 240 Hits, 1.119 OPS) * 2012: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (604 AB, .361 AVG, 43 HR, 149 RBI, 140 R, 218 Hits, 1.087 OPS) * 2013: Robert Henderson, COL, (623 AB, .364 AVG, 44 HR, 126 RBI, 134 R, 227 Hits, 1.060 OPS) 2014: Robert Henderson, VAN, (622 AB, .405 AVG, 45 HR, 119 RBI, 143 R, 252 Hits, 1.159 OPS) * 2015: Robert Henderson, VAN, (620 AB, .400 AVG, 48 HR, 143 RBI, 139 R, 248 Hits, 1.174 OPS) * 2016: Robert Henderson, VAN, (617 AB, .382 AVG, 44 HR, 129 RBI, 133 R, 236 Hits, 1.120 OPS) * 2017: Robert Henderson, NRL, (650 AB, .351 AVG, 50 HR, 151 RBI, 130 R, 228 Hits, 1.039 OPS) * 2018: Robert Henderson, MEM, (633 AB, .367 AVG, 50 HR, 139 RBI, 129 R, 232 Hits, 1.086 OPS) * 2019: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .370 AVG, 56 HR, 176 RBI, 136 R, 226 Hits, 1.146 OPS) * 2020: Edward James, PHI, (611 AB, .296 AVG, 37 HR, 116 RBI, 120 R, 181 Hits, .900 OPS) 2021: Robert Henderson, MEM, (593 AB, .327 AVG, 44 HR, 137 RBI, 137 R, 194 Hits, 1.016 OPS) * 2022: Robert Henderson, MEM, (631 AB, .360 AVG, 43 HR, 137 RBI, 132 R, 227 Hits, 1.065 OPS) * 2023: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .337 AVG, 44 HR, 135 RBI, 117 R, 206 Hits, 1.038 OPS) * 2024: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (674 AB, .322 AVG, 35 HR, 126 RBI, 120 R, 217 Hits, .951 OPS) 2025: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .282 AVG, 32 HR, 129 RBI, 118 R, 167 Hits, .947 OPS) 2026: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .278 AVG, 36 HR, 121 RBI, 124 R, 165 Hits, .922 OPS) 2027: Matt Young, NRL, (597 AB, .353 AVG, 45 HR, 123 RBI, 133 R, 211 Hits, 1.054 OPS) * 2028: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (647 AB, .346 AVG, 40 HR, 145 RBI, 123 R, 224 Hits, 1.040 OPS) * 2029: Andre Chevalier, NRL, (607 AB, .326 AVG, 41 HR, 137 RBI, 130 R, 198 Hits, 1.037 OPS) * 2030: Matt Young, SEA (599 AB, .309 AVG, 31 HR, 87 RBI, 117 R, 185 Hits, .880 OPS) 2031: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (608 AB, .286 AVG, 42 HR, 139 RBI, 109 R, 174 Hits, .929 OPS) 2032: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (514 AB, .280 AVG, 41 HR, 111 RBI, 99 R, 144 Hits, .958 OPS) 2033: Jesse Ewiak, PHI, (637 AB, .320 AVG, 24 HR, 115 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .878 OPS) 2034: Andre Chevalier, JAC, (596 AB, .337 AVG, 42 HR, 132 RBI, 121 R, 201 Hits, 1.073 OPS) * 2035: Matt Young, NY, (562 AB, .319 AVG, 36 HR, 133 RBI, 91 R, 179 Hits, .936 OPS) 2036: Matt Young, NY, (599 AB, .329 AVG, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 102 R, 197 Hits, .917 OPS) 2037: Matt Young, NY, (628 AB, .298 AVG, 32 HR, 113 RBI, 100 R, 187 Hits, .845 OPS) 2038: Matt Young, NY, (596 AB, .299 AVG, 31 HR, 104 RBI, 95 R, 178 Hits, .839 OPS) 2039: Andrew Blackwell, DET, (592 AB, .277 AVG, 34 HR, 99 RBI, 110 R, 164 Hits, .833 OPS) TSM Rocket Wrist Award (* Denotes Player Won SFBL Rocket Wrist) 2003: NO PITCHERS 2004: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 6-12, 4.76 ERA, 192.2 IP, 128 Ks, 89 BB) 2005: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 13-15, 4.58 ERA, 238 IP, 156 Ks, 100 BB) 2006: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 10-11, 4.84 ERA, 199 IP, 135 Ks, 92 BB) 2007: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 13-9, 3.92 ERA, 200 IP, 173 Ks, 69 BB) 2008: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 11-11, 4.84 ERA, 217.2 IP, 154 Ks, 67 BB) 2009: Giant Gonzales, ATL, (Record: 15-8, 3.83 ERA, 240 IP, 177 Ks, 66 BB) 2010: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 13-7, 3.71 ERA, 186.2 IP, 128 Ks, 64 BB) 2011: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-8, 3.05 ERA, 277.2 IP, 177 Ks, 74 BB) * 2012: Marvin Jenkins, LV, (Record: 23-8, 3.31, 236.1 IP, 154 Ks, 75 BB) 2013: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-11, 2.90 ERA, 270.1 IP, 186 Ks, 77 BB) * 2014: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 16-17, 4.32 ERA, 262.1 IP, 180 Ks, 65 BB) 2015: Peter Kostka, COL, (Record: 14-6, 2.80 ERA, 202.2 IP, 164 Ks, 39 BB) 2016: Peter Kostka, LV, (Record: 19-8, 2.73 ERA, 241.0 IP, 160 Ks, 35 BB) 2017: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 12-9, 3.16 ERA, 216.2 IP, 118 Ks, 92 BB) 2018: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 14-10, 2.84 ERA, 215.2 IP, 145 Ks, 100 BB) 2019: Peter Kostka, PHI, (Record: 11-4, 2.56 ERA, 147.2 IP, 110 Ks, 31 BB) 2020: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 16-10, 3.67 ERA, 216.0 IP, 151 Ks, 88 BB) 2021: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 15-11, 3.79 ERA, 197.0 IP, 174 Ks, 47 BB) 2022: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-5, 3.02 ERA, 235.1 IP, 227 Ks, 54 BB) * 2023: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-7, 3.07 ERA, 252.0 IP, 223 Ks, 45 BB) 2024: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.77 ERA, 244 IP, 220 Ks, 60 BB) * 2025: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 23-5, 2.25 ERA, 247.2 IP, 247 Ks, 45 BB) * 2026: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-10, 2.71 ERA, 272.0 IP, 267 Ks, 53 BB) 2027: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-6, 2.67 ERA, 233.0 IP, 234 Ks, 46 BB) * 2028: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-6, 2.73 ERA, 277.1 IP, 289 Ks, 63 BB) * 2029: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-10, 3.32 ERA, 284.1 IP, 282 Ks, 65 BB) * 2030: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 19-8, 2.81 ERA, 263.0 IP, 277 Ks, 69 BB) * 2031: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-13, 3.20 ERA, 284.1 IP, 268 Ks, 71 BB) 2032: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-9, 2.29 ERA, 271.2 IP, 288 Ks, 63 BB) 2033: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-10, 2.78 ERA, 259.0 IP, 280 Ks, 61 BB) 2034: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.26 ERA, 262.2 IP, 261 Ks, 55 BB) * 2035: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 17-9, 3.90 ERA, 201.0 IP, 152 Ks, 64 BB) 2036: Charlie Simmons, NRL, (Record: 7-11, 5.19 ERA, 142.1 IP, 106 Ks, 71 BB) 2037: Chris Stanton, ATL, (Record: 13-12, 5.46 ERA, 217.2 IP, 165 Ks, 154 BB) 2038: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS 2039: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS Records after 2039: Batting Average East-West - .379, Robert Gennari, Boston, 2016 North-South - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 At Bats East-West - 703, Clyde Della, Philadelphia, 2028 North-South - 718, Shimetarou Naoki, Vancouver, 2017 TSM - 696, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2020 Hits East-West - 229, Shiro Suzuki, Phoenix, 2012 North-South - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 Doubles East-West - 75, Joe Swenson, Montreal, 2036 North-South - 72, Mark Mclean, Vancouver, 2011 TSM - 61, Jesse Ewiak, Columbus, 2028 Triples East-West - 19, John Duffner, Denver, 2016 North-South - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 TSM - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 Homeruns East-West - 60, Shimetarou Naoki, Baltimore, 2009 North-South - 63, Jc Morello, Houston, 2013 TSM - 56, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs Batted In East-West - 177, George Fang, New York, 2034 North-South - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 TSM - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs East-West - 141, Manny Donato, Seattle, 2015 North-South - 146, John Scherfenberg, New Orleans, 2016 TSM - 144, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2011 Base on Balls East-West - 149, Sergio Santana, Boston, 2004 North-South - 144, Herbert Huber, Jacksonville, 2006 TSM - 130, Winston Ghandi, Jacksonville, 2010 Strikeouts East-West - 210, Deon Rivas, Oklahoma, 2034 North-South - 223, Dave Gannett, New Orleans, 2022 TSM - 178, Christian Fury, Boston, 2026 Stolen Bases East-West - 74, Freeman Hostetter, Seattle, 2006 North-South - 77, Tike Quadros, Jacksonville, 2014 TSM - 73, Jonathan Dehn, Columbus, 2019 MILESTONE TRACKER Tracks TSM players as they track down career milestones. Numbers represent the position of the active TSM player on the all-time career leaderboard. * denotes a retired player Hits 1. Robert Henderson* 4455 2. Winston Ghandi* 3797 4. Carlos Desantis* 3508 5. Andre Chevalier 3467 6. Jesse Ewiak* 3461 8. Edward James* 3209 9. Matt Young 3173 17. Jonathan Dehn* 2949 23. Timothy Marsch* 2888 25. RJ Frost* 2871 Homeruns 1. Robert Henderson* 767 9. Andre Chevalier 557 13. Matt Young 522 15. RJ Frost* 520 15. Carlos Desantis* 520 23. Patrick Hannon* 494 RBI 1. Robert Henderson* 2596 2. Winston Ghandi* 2191 3. Andre Chevalier 2143 8. Jesse Ewiak* 1955 11. Carlos Desantis* 1926 14. RJ Frost* 1883 16. Matt Young 1842 22. Patrick Hannon* 1799 23. Edward James* 1789 Doubles 1. Hadley Reabold* 988 1. Andre Chevalier 988 5. Jesse Ewiak* 854 7. Winston Ghandi* 797 12. Robert Henderson* 726 16. Adam West* 691 17. Patrick Hannon* 689 23. Andrew Blackwell 636 25. Jonathan Dehn* 630 Triples 1. Winston Ghandi* 147 2. Edward James* 137 3. David Hunter* 134 4. Jonathan Dehn* 125 5. Logan Caldwell* 123 6. Joey Zurn 122 9. Adam West* 118 10. Paco Fernandez* 114 11. Timothy Marsch* 111 15. Mike Van Siclen* 96 15. Robert Henderson* 96 19. Shiro Suzuki* 91 19. Andre Chevalier 91 Runs 1. Robert Henderson* 2552 2. Winston Ghandi* 2421 6. Carlos DeSantis* 2064 7. Jonathan Dehn* 2033 8. Andre Chevalier 1998 11. Jesse Ewiak* 1933 14. Edward James* 1879 20. Patrick Hannon* 1764 22. RJ Frost* 1755 Walks 1. Winston Ghandi* 2261 25. Jonathan Dehn* 1458 Stolen Bases 1. Jonathan Dehn* 1027 3. Joey Zurn 910 4. Edward James* 874 6. Adam West* 811 7. Paco Fernandez* 801 8. David Hunter* 678 10. Timothy Marsch* 657 21. Andrew Blackwell 508 Wins 1. Nigel McClain* 371 15. Eric LeBeau* 230 22. Gabriel Cirillo* 218 Strikeouts 1. Nigel McClain* 4565 7. Gabriel Cirillo* 3051 19. Chris Stanton 2598 Saves 16. Rolf Dreikugeln* 362 2039 TSM Rankings: 1) Andrew Blackwell (.277, 34 HR, 99 RBI, 164 H, 28 2B, 5 3B, 110 R, 35 SB, 36 BB) (+2) 2) Andre Chevalier (.297, 17 HR, 104 RBI, 185 H, 55 2B, 8 3B, 84 R, 18 SB, 30 BB) (=) 3) Matt Young (.268, 22 HR, 85 RBI, 151 H, 16 2B, 2 3B, 72 R, 5 SB, 37 BB) (-2) 4) Joey Zurn (.251, 3 HR, 31 RBI, 50 H, 13 2B, 4 3B, 30 R, 6 SB, 21 BB) (=) Pitchers 1) Chris Stanton (2-8, 7.95 ERA, 46 Ks, 133 BB, 7.49 ERC) Relievers NONE! Retired: Chris Stanton No more pitchers, just Chevalier, Young, Zurn and Blackwell. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
USC Wuz Robbed! 0 Report post Posted February 28, 2006 Evo, now that I retired, could I get my career info as well as the MLB player comparison as well, please? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted March 2, 2006 Chuck Finley - 200-173, .536, 3.85 ERA, 524 G, 467 GS, 63 CG, 3197.3 IP, 3069 H, 2610 Ks, 1332 BBs, 15 SHO, 0 SV LHP Warren Spahn - 363-245, .597, 3.09 ERA, 750 G, 665 GS, 382 CG, 5243.7 IP, 4830 H, 2583 Ks, 1434 BBs, 63 SHO, 29 SV, LHP Bob Feller - 266-162, .621, 3.25 ERA, 570 G, 484 GS, 279 CG, 3827.0 IP, 3271 H, 2581 Ks, 1764 BBs, 44 SHO, 21 SV, RHP Chris Stanton 177-240, .424, 5.81 ERA, 578 G, 578 GS, 21 CG, 3371.1 IP, 3841 H, 2598 Ks, 2785 BB, 6 SHO, 0 SV, RHP Similarity Score Starting value: 1000 One point for each difference of 1 win. Chuck Finley - 200 Warren Spahn - 363 Bob Feller - 266 Chris Stanton - 177 Chuck Finley - 977 Bob Feller - 911 Warren Spahn - 814 One point for each difference of 2 losses. Chuck Finley - 173 Warren Spahn - 245 Bob Feller - 162 Chris Stanton - 240 Chuck Finley - 944 Bob Feller - 872 Warren Spahn - 812 One point for each difference of .002 in winning percentage (max 100 points) Chuck Finley - .536 Warren Spahn - .597 Bob Feller - .621 Chris Stanton - .424 Chuck Finley - 888 Bob Feller - 774 Warren Spahn - 726 One point for each difference of .02 in ERA (max 100 points) Chuck Finley - 3.85 Warren Spahn - 3.09 Bob Feller - 3.25 Chris Stanton - 5.81 Chuck Finley - 790 Bob Feller - 674 Warren Spahn - 626 One point for each difference of 10 games pitched. Chuck Finley - 524 Warren Spahn - 750 Bob Feller - 570 Chris Stanton - 578 Chuck Finley - 785 Bob Feller - 674 Warren Spahn - 609 One point for each difference of 20 starts. Chuck Finley - 467 Warren Spahn - 665 Bob Feller - 484 Chris Stanton - 578 Chuck Finley - 780 Bob Feller - 670 Warren Spahn - 605 One point for each difference of 20 complete games. Chuck Finley - 63 Warren Spahn - 382 Bob Feller - 279 Chris Stanton - 21 Chuck Finley - 778 Bob Feller - 658 Warren Spahn - 587 One point for each difference of 50 innings pitched. Chuck Finley - 3197.3 Warren Spahn - 5243.7 Bob Feller - 3827.0 Chris Stanton - 3371.3 Chuck Finley - 775 Bob Feller - 649 Warren Spahn - 550 One point for each difference of 50 hits allowed. Chuck Finley - 3069 Warren Spahn - 4830 Bob Feller - 3271 Chris Stanton - 3841 Chuck Finley - 760 Bob Feller - 638 Warren Spahn - 531 One point for each difference of 30 strikeouts. Chuck Finley - 2610 Warren Spahn - 2583 Bob Feller - 2581 Chris Stanton - 2598 Chuck Finley - 760 Bob Feller - 638 Warren Spahn - 531 One point for each difference of 10 walks. Chuck Finley - 1332 Warren Spahn - 1434 Bob Feller - 1764 Chris Stanton - 2785 Chuck Finley - 615 Bob Feller - 536 Warren Spahn - 396 One point for each difference of 5 shutouts. Chuck Finley - 15 Warren Spahn - 63 Bob Feller - 44 Chris Stanton - 6 Chuck Finley - 614 Bob Feller - 529 Warren Spahn - 385 One point for each difference of 3 saves. Chuck Finley - 0 Warren Spahn - 29 Bob Feller - 21 Chris Stanton - 0 Chuck Finley - 614 Bob Feller - 522 Warren Spahn - 376 If they throw with a different hand and are starters subtract 10. Chuck Finley - LHP Warren Spahn - LHP Bob Feller - RHP Chris Stanton - RHP Chuck Finley - 604 Bob Feller - 522 Warren Spahn - 366 So basically, you're more comparable to a much worse player than these three. I am not going to spend a lot of time looking for this man, however. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Matt Young 0 Report post Posted March 2, 2006 Good to see that my guy has had a great career and ranks highly in many categories, although he is now on the decline. He got his 500+ HRs and finally got a ring after playing for many shitty teams, anwyay. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted March 5, 2006 2040 Recap Philadelphia: Free agent LF Joey Zurn has been signed to a contract of $507,300 per year, for 2 years. Kansas City: Free agent SS Matt Young has been signed to a contract of $3,403,700 per year, for 2 years. Postseason: Los Angeles Glory Holes d. Montreal Fritures de Liberte 4 games to 1 Oklahoma Twisters d. Chicago Transit Authority 4 games to 2 Atlanta Hanoi Janes d. Memphis Eels 4 games to 0 Mexico City Guerreros d. Vancouver Vasectomy 4 games to 2 Los Angeles Glory Holes d. Oklahoma Twisters 4 games to 3 Mexico City Guerreros d. Atlanta Hanoi Janes 4 games to 2 Los Angeles Glory Holes d. Mexico City Guerreros 4 games to 2 League Champions: 2003: Boston Tea Baggers 2004: Houston Horny Toads 2005: New York Bums 2006: Memphis Eels 2007: Baltimore Crime Spree 2008: Baltimore Crime Spree (2) 2009: Boston Tea Baggers (2) 2010: Jacksonville Jackoffs 2011: Jacksonville Jackoffs (2) 2012: Boston Tea Baggers (3) 2013: Memphis Eels (2) 2014: Seattle Frasiers 2015: Seattle Frasiers (2) 2016: Seattle Frasiers (3) 2017: Columbus Pride 2018: Philadelphia Freedom 2019: Indianapolis Ignition 2020: New Jersey Clerks 2021: Columbus Pride (2) 2022: Las Vegas Jokers 2023: Phoenix Ashes 2024: Mexico City Guerreros 2025: Columbus Pride (3) 2026: Detroit Motor Vehicles 2027: Montreal Fritures De Liberte 2028: Columbus Pride (4) 2029: Detroit Motor Vehicles (2) 2030: Mexico City Guerreros (2) 2031: Chicago Transit Authority 2032: New York Bums (2) 2033: New York Bums (3) 2034: Kansas City Real McCoys 2035: Baltimore Crime Spree (3) 2036: Las Vegas Jokers (2) 2037: Chicago Transit Authority (2) 2038: Las Vegas Jokers (3) 2039: Quahog Quagmires 2040: Los Angeles Glory Holes East-West Fresh Fish Award: Estanis Alvares (PHI)! He batted .279 in 635 AB, with 34 homers and 98 RBI. North-South Fresh Fish Award: Chris Sachs (JAC)! He had a record of 12-8 with an ERA of 4.04. In 32 games started, he pitched 185 innings, fanning 178 and walking 32 batters. East-West Rocket Wrist Award: Fred Clausson (OKL)! He had a record of 19-10 with an ERA of 3.60. In 35 games started, he pitched 235 innings, fanning 216 and walking 48 batters. East-West Big Stick Award: Javier Martinez (SEA)! He batted .387 in 626 AB, with 35 homers and 144 RBI. North-South Rocket Wrist Award: Roy Clauss (ATL)! He had a record of 24-4 with an ERA of 2.45 and 1 shutouts. In 36 games started, he pitched 227.2 innings, fanning 198 and walking 45 batters. North-South Big Stick Award: Roy Merleau (QUA)! He batted .347 in 643 AB, with 40 homers and 130 RBI. HE HAS WON THE TRIPLE CROWN!!! East-West Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Charlie Conway (PHO) Catcher: Nicolas Kilgore (PHI) First Base: Craig Holtzkemper (LV) Second Base: David Parsons (MON) Third Base: Johnny Jacobusse (MON) Shortstop: David Fregia (BOS) Leftfield: Joey Zurn (PHI) Centerfield: David Berty (CHI) Rightfield: Delbert Hamlett (OKL) North-South Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Julian Friedman (QUA) Catcher: Mark Blackshear (HOU) First Base: Ambros Cid (MEM) Second Base: Colan Platzdasch (ATL) Third Base: Ethan Carala (MEX) Shortstop: Ronald Vanderheyden (HOU) Leftfield: Elliot Taylor (MEX) Centerfield: Thurman Haynes (MEX) Rightfield: Mark Feldman (QUA) TSM Big Stick Award Winners (* denotes that player also won SFBL Big Stick): 2003: John Duran, BOS, (567 AB, .295 AVG, 22 HR, 84 RBI, 97 R, 167 Hits, .811 OPS) 2004: RJ Frost, VAN, (576 AB, .323 AVG, 20 HR, 101 RBI, 96 R, 186 Hits, .881 OPS) 2005: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (640 AB, .334 AVG, 16 HR, 114 RBI, 108 R, 214 Hits, .884 OPS) 2006: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (595 AB, .343 AVG, 26 HR, 113 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .993 OPS) * 2007: RJ Frost, VAN, (596 AB, .329 AVG, 33 HR, 139 RBI, 110 R, 196 Hits, .984 OPS) * 2008: David Hunter, ATL, (652 AB, .314 AVG, 29 HR, 100 RBI, 114 R, 205 Hits, .891 OPS) 2009: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (593 AB, .342 AVG, 50 HR, 142 RBI, 132 R, 203 Hits, 1.091 OPS) * 2010: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (488 AB, .381 AVG, 39 HR, 140 RBI, 99 R, 186 Hits, 1.131 OPS) * 2011: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (611 AB, .393 AVG, 37 HR, 143 RBI, 144 R, 240 Hits, 1.119 OPS) * 2012: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (604 AB, .361 AVG, 43 HR, 149 RBI, 140 R, 218 Hits, 1.087 OPS) * 2013: Robert Henderson, COL, (623 AB, .364 AVG, 44 HR, 126 RBI, 134 R, 227 Hits, 1.060 OPS) 2014: Robert Henderson, VAN, (622 AB, .405 AVG, 45 HR, 119 RBI, 143 R, 252 Hits, 1.159 OPS) * 2015: Robert Henderson, VAN, (620 AB, .400 AVG, 48 HR, 143 RBI, 139 R, 248 Hits, 1.174 OPS) * 2016: Robert Henderson, VAN, (617 AB, .382 AVG, 44 HR, 129 RBI, 133 R, 236 Hits, 1.120 OPS) * 2017: Robert Henderson, NRL, (650 AB, .351 AVG, 50 HR, 151 RBI, 130 R, 228 Hits, 1.039 OPS) * 2018: Robert Henderson, MEM, (633 AB, .367 AVG, 50 HR, 139 RBI, 129 R, 232 Hits, 1.086 OPS) * 2019: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .370 AVG, 56 HR, 176 RBI, 136 R, 226 Hits, 1.146 OPS) * 2020: Edward James, PHI, (611 AB, .296 AVG, 37 HR, 116 RBI, 120 R, 181 Hits, .900 OPS) 2021: Robert Henderson, MEM, (593 AB, .327 AVG, 44 HR, 137 RBI, 137 R, 194 Hits, 1.016 OPS) * 2022: Robert Henderson, MEM, (631 AB, .360 AVG, 43 HR, 137 RBI, 132 R, 227 Hits, 1.065 OPS) * 2023: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .337 AVG, 44 HR, 135 RBI, 117 R, 206 Hits, 1.038 OPS) * 2024: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (674 AB, .322 AVG, 35 HR, 126 RBI, 120 R, 217 Hits, .951 OPS) 2025: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .282 AVG, 32 HR, 129 RBI, 118 R, 167 Hits, .947 OPS) 2026: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .278 AVG, 36 HR, 121 RBI, 124 R, 165 Hits, .922 OPS) 2027: Matt Young, NRL, (597 AB, .353 AVG, 45 HR, 123 RBI, 133 R, 211 Hits, 1.054 OPS) * 2028: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (647 AB, .346 AVG, 40 HR, 145 RBI, 123 R, 224 Hits, 1.040 OPS) * 2029: Andre Chevalier, NRL, (607 AB, .326 AVG, 41 HR, 137 RBI, 130 R, 198 Hits, 1.037 OPS) * 2030: Matt Young, SEA (599 AB, .309 AVG, 31 HR, 87 RBI, 117 R, 185 Hits, .880 OPS) 2031: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (608 AB, .286 AVG, 42 HR, 139 RBI, 109 R, 174 Hits, .929 OPS) 2032: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (514 AB, .280 AVG, 41 HR, 111 RBI, 99 R, 144 Hits, .958 OPS) 2033: Jesse Ewiak, PHI, (637 AB, .320 AVG, 24 HR, 115 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .878 OPS) 2034: Andre Chevalier, JAC, (596 AB, .337 AVG, 42 HR, 132 RBI, 121 R, 201 Hits, 1.073 OPS) * 2035: Matt Young, NY, (562 AB, .319 AVG, 36 HR, 133 RBI, 91 R, 179 Hits, .936 OPS) 2036: Matt Young, NY, (599 AB, .329 AVG, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 102 R, 197 Hits, .917 OPS) 2037: Matt Young, NY, (628 AB, .298 AVG, 32 HR, 113 RBI, 100 R, 187 Hits, .845 OPS) 2038: Matt Young, NY, (596 AB, .299 AVG, 31 HR, 104 RBI, 95 R, 178 Hits, .839 OPS) 2039: Andrew Blackwell, DET, (592 AB, .277 AVG, 34 HR, 99 RBI, 110 R, 164 Hits, .833 OPS) 2040: TSM Rocket Wrist Award (* Denotes Player Won SFBL Rocket Wrist) 2003: NO PITCHERS 2004: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 6-12, 4.76 ERA, 192.2 IP, 128 Ks, 89 BB) 2005: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 13-15, 4.58 ERA, 238 IP, 156 Ks, 100 BB) 2006: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 10-11, 4.84 ERA, 199 IP, 135 Ks, 92 BB) 2007: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 13-9, 3.92 ERA, 200 IP, 173 Ks, 69 BB) 2008: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 11-11, 4.84 ERA, 217.2 IP, 154 Ks, 67 BB) 2009: Giant Gonzales, ATL, (Record: 15-8, 3.83 ERA, 240 IP, 177 Ks, 66 BB) 2010: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 13-7, 3.71 ERA, 186.2 IP, 128 Ks, 64 BB) 2011: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-8, 3.05 ERA, 277.2 IP, 177 Ks, 74 BB) * 2012: Marvin Jenkins, LV, (Record: 23-8, 3.31, 236.1 IP, 154 Ks, 75 BB) 2013: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-11, 2.90 ERA, 270.1 IP, 186 Ks, 77 BB) * 2014: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 16-17, 4.32 ERA, 262.1 IP, 180 Ks, 65 BB) 2015: Peter Kostka, COL, (Record: 14-6, 2.80 ERA, 202.2 IP, 164 Ks, 39 BB) 2016: Peter Kostka, LV, (Record: 19-8, 2.73 ERA, 241.0 IP, 160 Ks, 35 BB) 2017: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 12-9, 3.16 ERA, 216.2 IP, 118 Ks, 92 BB) 2018: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 14-10, 2.84 ERA, 215.2 IP, 145 Ks, 100 BB) 2019: Peter Kostka, PHI, (Record: 11-4, 2.56 ERA, 147.2 IP, 110 Ks, 31 BB) 2020: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 16-10, 3.67 ERA, 216.0 IP, 151 Ks, 88 BB) 2021: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 15-11, 3.79 ERA, 197.0 IP, 174 Ks, 47 BB) 2022: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-5, 3.02 ERA, 235.1 IP, 227 Ks, 54 BB) * 2023: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-7, 3.07 ERA, 252.0 IP, 223 Ks, 45 BB) 2024: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.77 ERA, 244 IP, 220 Ks, 60 BB) * 2025: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 23-5, 2.25 ERA, 247.2 IP, 247 Ks, 45 BB) * 2026: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-10, 2.71 ERA, 272.0 IP, 267 Ks, 53 BB) 2027: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-6, 2.67 ERA, 233.0 IP, 234 Ks, 46 BB) * 2028: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-6, 2.73 ERA, 277.1 IP, 289 Ks, 63 BB) * 2029: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-10, 3.32 ERA, 284.1 IP, 282 Ks, 65 BB) * 2030: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 19-8, 2.81 ERA, 263.0 IP, 277 Ks, 69 BB) * 2031: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-13, 3.20 ERA, 284.1 IP, 268 Ks, 71 BB) 2032: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-9, 2.29 ERA, 271.2 IP, 288 Ks, 63 BB) 2033: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-10, 2.78 ERA, 259.0 IP, 280 Ks, 61 BB) 2034: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.26 ERA, 262.2 IP, 261 Ks, 55 BB) * 2035: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 17-9, 3.90 ERA, 201.0 IP, 152 Ks, 64 BB) 2036: Charlie Simmons, NRL, (Record: 7-11, 5.19 ERA, 142.1 IP, 106 Ks, 71 BB) 2037: Chris Stanton, ATL, (Record: 13-12, 5.46 ERA, 217.2 IP, 165 Ks, 154 BB) 2038: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS 2039: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS 2040: NO PITCHERS Records after 2040: Batting Average East-West - .379, Robert Gennari, Boston, 2016 North-South - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 At Bats East-West - 703, Clyde Della, Philadelphia, 2028 North-South - 718, Shimetarou Naoki, Vancouver, 2017 TSM - 696, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2020 Hits East-West - 242, Javier Martinez, Seattle, 2040 North-South - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 Doubles East-West - 75, Joe Swenson, Montreal, 2036 North-South - 72, Mark Mclean, Vancouver, 2011 TSM - 61, Jesse Ewiak, Columbus, 2028 Triples East-West - 19, John Duffner, Denver, 2016 North-South - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 TSM - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 Homeruns East-West - 60, Shimetarou Naoki, Baltimore, 2009 North-South - 63, Jc Morello, Houston, 2013 TSM - 56, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs Batted In East-West - 177, George Fang, New York, 2034 North-South - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 TSM - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs East-West - 141, Manny Donato, Seattle, 2015 North-South - 146, John Scherfenberg, New Orleans, 2016 TSM - 144, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2011 Base on Balls East-West - 149, Sergio Santana, Boston, 2004 North-South - 144, Herbert Huber, Jacksonville, 2006 TSM - 130, Winston Ghandi, Jacksonville, 2010 Strikeouts East-West - 210, Deon Rivas, Oklahoma, 2034 North-South - 223, Dave Gannett, New Orleans, 2022 TSM - 178, Christian Fury, Boston, 2026 Stolen Bases East-West - 74, Freeman Hostetter, Seattle, 2006 North-South - 77, Tike Quadros, Jacksonville, 2014 TSM - 73, Jonathan Dehn, Columbus, 2019 MILESTONE TRACKER Tracks TSM players as they track down career milestones. Numbers represent the position of the active TSM player on the all-time career leaderboard. * denotes a retired player Hits 1. Robert Henderson* 4455 2. Winston Ghandi* 3797 3. Andre Chevalier 3582 5. Carlos Desantis* 3508 6. Jesse Ewiak* 3461 7. Matt Young 3353 9. Edward James* 3209 17. Joey Zurn 2970 20. Andrew Blackwell 2954 21. Jonathan Dehn* 2949 25. Timothy Marsch* 2888 Homeruns 1. Robert Henderson* 767 8. Andre Chevalier 568 10. Matt Young 548 15. RJ Frost* 520 15. Carlos Desantis* 520 23. Patrick Hannon* 494 RBI 1. Robert Henderson* 2596 2. Andre Chevalier 2211 3. Winston Ghandi* 2191 9. Jesse Ewiak* 1955 11. Matt Young 1929 12. Carlos Desantis* 1926 15. RJ Frost* 1883 22. Patrick Hannon* 1799 23. Edward James* 1789 Doubles 1. Andre Chevalier 1030 2. Hadley Reabold* 988 5. Jesse Ewiak* 854 7. Winston Ghandi* 797 14. Robert Henderson* 726 18. Adam West* 691 19. Patrick Hannon* 689 23. Andrew Blackwell 664 Triples 1. Winston Ghandi* 147 2. Edward James* 137 3. David Hunter* 134 4. Joey Zurn 128 5. Jonathan Dehn* 125 6. Logan Caldwell* 123 9. Adam West* 118 10. Paco Fernandez* 114 11. Timothy Marsch* 111 17. Mike Van Siclen* 96 17. Robert Henderson* 96 19. Andre Chevalier 93 20. Shiro Suzuki* 91 23. Andrew Blackwell 89 Runs 1. Robert Henderson* 2552 2. Winston Ghandi* 2421 6. Carlos DeSantis* 2064 7. Andre Chevalier 2055 9. Jonathan Dehn* 2033 11. Jesse Ewiak* 1933 14. Edward James* 1879 20. Matt Young 1768 21. Patrick Hannon* 1764 23. RJ Frost* 1755 25. Andrew Blackwell 1739 Walks 1. Winston Ghandi* 2261 25. Jonathan Dehn* 1458 Stolen Bases 1. Jonathan Dehn* 1027 2. Joey Zurn 920 4. Edward James* 874 6. Adam West* 811 7. Paco Fernandez* 801 8. David Hunter* 678 10. Timothy Marsch* 657 21. Andrew Blackwell 515 Wins 1. Nigel McClain* 371 16. Eric LeBeau* 230 22. Gabriel Cirillo* 218 Strikeouts 1. Nigel McClain* 4565 7. Gabriel Cirillo* 3051 20. Chris Stanton 2598 Saves 18. Rolf Dreikugeln* 362 2040 TSM Rankings: 1) Andrew Blackwell (.279, 24 HR, 88 RBI, 161 H, 28 2B, 6 3B, 87 R, 7 SB, 39 BB) (=) 2) Matt Young (.301, 26 HR, 87 RBI, 180 H, 25 2B, 1 3B, 67 R, 1 SB, 27 BB) (+1) 3) Andre Chevalier (.290, 11 HR, 68 RBI, 115 H, 42 2B, 2 3B, 57 R, 10 SB, 26 BB) (-1) 4) Joey Zurn (.229, 10 HR, 53 RBI, 111 H, 23 2B, 6 3B, 60 R, 10 SB, 35 BB) (=) Pitchers NONE! Retired: NONE! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Guest Evolution Report post Posted March 10, 2006 2041 Recap Jacksonville: Released LF Andre Chevalier, he refused assignment to minors. Philadelphia : Joey Zurn has been signed to a contract extension, $438,900 per year, for 1 years. Kansas City : Matt Young has been signed to a contract extension, $438,900 per year, for 2 years. Kansas City: Released SS Matt Young, he refused assignment to minors. Postseason: Montreal Fritures de Liberte d. Chicago Transit Authority 4 games to 1 Seattle Frasiers d. Los Angeles Glory Holes 4 games to 0 Mexico City Guerreros d. Atlanta Hanoi Janes 4 games to 1 Quahog Quagmires d. Houston Horny Toads 4 games to 2 Montreal Fritures de Liberte d. Seattle Frasiers 4 games to 1 Mexico City Guerreros d. Quahog Quagmires 4 games to 1 Mexico City Guerreros d. Montreal Fritures de Liberte 4 games to 1 League Champions: 2003: Boston Tea Baggers 2004: Houston Horny Toads 2005: New York Bums 2006: Memphis Eels 2007: Baltimore Crime Spree 2008: Baltimore Crime Spree (2) 2009: Boston Tea Baggers (2) 2010: Jacksonville Jackoffs 2011: Jacksonville Jackoffs (2) 2012: Boston Tea Baggers (3) 2013: Memphis Eels (2) 2014: Seattle Frasiers 2015: Seattle Frasiers (2) 2016: Seattle Frasiers (3) 2017: Columbus Pride 2018: Philadelphia Freedom 2019: Indianapolis Ignition 2020: New Jersey Clerks 2021: Columbus Pride (2) 2022: Las Vegas Jokers 2023: Phoenix Ashes 2024: Mexico City Guerreros 2025: Columbus Pride (3) 2026: Detroit Motor Vehicles 2027: Montreal Fritures De Liberte 2028: Columbus Pride (4) 2029: Detroit Motor Vehicles (2) 2030: Mexico City Guerreros (2) 2031: Chicago Transit Authority 2032: New York Bums (2) 2033: New York Bums (3) 2034: Kansas City Real McCoys 2035: Baltimore Crime Spree (3) 2036: Las Vegas Jokers (2) 2037: Chicago Transit Authority (2) 2038: Las Vegas Jokers (3) 2039: Quahog Quagmires 2040: Los Angeles Glory Holes 2041: Mexico City Guerreros (3) East-West Fresh Fish Award: Cam Defreest (PHO)! He batted .276 in 577 AB, with 26 homers and 90 RBI. North-South Fresh Fish Award: Ed Parrish (MEM)! He batted .328 in 536 AB, with 6 homers and 58 RBI. East-West Rocket Wrist Award: Casy Amiez (CHI)! He had a record of 22-7 with an ERA of 2.41 and 1 shutouts. In 35 games started, he pitched 257.1 innings, fanning 155 and walking 35 batters. East-West Big Stick Award: Trace Nulf (LA)! He batted .309 in 576 AB, with 56 homers and 146 RBI. North-South Rocket Wrist Award: Fred Sowers (MEX)! He had a record of 22-6 with an ERA of 2.64 and 2 shutouts. In 35 games started, he pitched 279.2 innings, fanning 194 and walking 61 batters. North-South Big Stick Award: Phil Schimp (ATL)! He batted .320 in 519 AB, with 44 homers and 129 RBI. East-West Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Emmery Schindewolf (LV) Catcher: Tim Diep (OKL) First Base: Craig Holtzkemper (LV) Second Base: Ariel Quintanilla (BAL) Third Base: Johnny Jacobusse (MON) Shortstop: Glenn Nored (LV) Leftfield: Maurice Rilling (CHI) Centerfield: David Berty (CHI) Rightfield: Don Morgan (BOS) North-South Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Freddy Castilleja (KAN) Catcher: Mark Blackshear (HOU) First Base: Roy Merleau (QUA) Second Base: Armando Renta (NRL) Third Base: Rey Surma (DET) Shortstop: Ronald Vanderheyden (HOU) Leftfield: Mark Urtel (MEM) Centerfield: Albert Kingwell (JAC) Rightfield: Codie Hawley (MEM) TSM Big Stick Award Winners (* denotes that player also won SFBL Big Stick): 2003: John Duran, BOS, (567 AB, .295 AVG, 22 HR, 84 RBI, 97 R, 167 Hits, .811 OPS) 2004: RJ Frost, VAN, (576 AB, .323 AVG, 20 HR, 101 RBI, 96 R, 186 Hits, .881 OPS) 2005: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (640 AB, .334 AVG, 16 HR, 114 RBI, 108 R, 214 Hits, .884 OPS) 2006: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (595 AB, .343 AVG, 26 HR, 113 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .993 OPS) * 2007: RJ Frost, VAN, (596 AB, .329 AVG, 33 HR, 139 RBI, 110 R, 196 Hits, .984 OPS) * 2008: David Hunter, ATL, (652 AB, .314 AVG, 29 HR, 100 RBI, 114 R, 205 Hits, .891 OPS) 2009: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (593 AB, .342 AVG, 50 HR, 142 RBI, 132 R, 203 Hits, 1.091 OPS) * 2010: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (488 AB, .381 AVG, 39 HR, 140 RBI, 99 R, 186 Hits, 1.131 OPS) * 2011: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (611 AB, .393 AVG, 37 HR, 143 RBI, 144 R, 240 Hits, 1.119 OPS) * 2012: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (604 AB, .361 AVG, 43 HR, 149 RBI, 140 R, 218 Hits, 1.087 OPS) * 2013: Robert Henderson, COL, (623 AB, .364 AVG, 44 HR, 126 RBI, 134 R, 227 Hits, 1.060 OPS) 2014: Robert Henderson, VAN, (622 AB, .405 AVG, 45 HR, 119 RBI, 143 R, 252 Hits, 1.159 OPS) * 2015: Robert Henderson, VAN, (620 AB, .400 AVG, 48 HR, 143 RBI, 139 R, 248 Hits, 1.174 OPS) * 2016: Robert Henderson, VAN, (617 AB, .382 AVG, 44 HR, 129 RBI, 133 R, 236 Hits, 1.120 OPS) * 2017: Robert Henderson, NRL, (650 AB, .351 AVG, 50 HR, 151 RBI, 130 R, 228 Hits, 1.039 OPS) * 2018: Robert Henderson, MEM, (633 AB, .367 AVG, 50 HR, 139 RBI, 129 R, 232 Hits, 1.086 OPS) * 2019: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .370 AVG, 56 HR, 176 RBI, 136 R, 226 Hits, 1.146 OPS) * 2020: Edward James, PHI, (611 AB, .296 AVG, 37 HR, 116 RBI, 120 R, 181 Hits, .900 OPS) 2021: Robert Henderson, MEM, (593 AB, .327 AVG, 44 HR, 137 RBI, 137 R, 194 Hits, 1.016 OPS) * 2022: Robert Henderson, MEM, (631 AB, .360 AVG, 43 HR, 137 RBI, 132 R, 227 Hits, 1.065 OPS) * 2023: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .337 AVG, 44 HR, 135 RBI, 117 R, 206 Hits, 1.038 OPS) * 2024: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (674 AB, .322 AVG, 35 HR, 126 RBI, 120 R, 217 Hits, .951 OPS) 2025: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .282 AVG, 32 HR, 129 RBI, 118 R, 167 Hits, .947 OPS) 2026: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .278 AVG, 36 HR, 121 RBI, 124 R, 165 Hits, .922 OPS) 2027: Matt Young, NRL, (597 AB, .353 AVG, 45 HR, 123 RBI, 133 R, 211 Hits, 1.054 OPS) * 2028: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (647 AB, .346 AVG, 40 HR, 145 RBI, 123 R, 224 Hits, 1.040 OPS) * 2029: Andre Chevalier, NRL, (607 AB, .326 AVG, 41 HR, 137 RBI, 130 R, 198 Hits, 1.037 OPS) * 2030: Matt Young, SEA (599 AB, .309 AVG, 31 HR, 87 RBI, 117 R, 185 Hits, .880 OPS) 2031: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (608 AB, .286 AVG, 42 HR, 139 RBI, 109 R, 174 Hits, .929 OPS) 2032: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (514 AB, .280 AVG, 41 HR, 111 RBI, 99 R, 144 Hits, .958 OPS) 2033: Jesse Ewiak, PHI, (637 AB, .320 AVG, 24 HR, 115 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .878 OPS) 2034: Andre Chevalier, JAC, (596 AB, .337 AVG, 42 HR, 132 RBI, 121 R, 201 Hits, 1.073 OPS) * 2035: Matt Young, NY, (562 AB, .319 AVG, 36 HR, 133 RBI, 91 R, 179 Hits, .936 OPS) 2036: Matt Young, NY, (599 AB, .329 AVG, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 102 R, 197 Hits, .917 OPS) 2037: Matt Young, NY, (628 AB, .298 AVG, 32 HR, 113 RBI, 100 R, 187 Hits, .845 OPS) 2038: Matt Young, NY, (596 AB, .299 AVG, 31 HR, 104 RBI, 95 R, 178 Hits, .839 OPS) 2039: Andrew Blackwell, DET, (592 AB, .277 AVG, 34 HR, 99 RBI, 110 R, 164 Hits, .833 OPS) 2040: Andrew Blackwell, DET, (578 AB, .279 AVG, 24 HR, 88 RBI, 87 R, 161 Hits, .802 OPS) 2041: TSM Rocket Wrist Award (* Denotes Player Won SFBL Rocket Wrist) 2003: NO PITCHERS 2004: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 6-12, 4.76 ERA, 192.2 IP, 128 Ks, 89 BB) 2005: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 13-15, 4.58 ERA, 238 IP, 156 Ks, 100 BB) 2006: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 10-11, 4.84 ERA, 199 IP, 135 Ks, 92 BB) 2007: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 13-9, 3.92 ERA, 200 IP, 173 Ks, 69 BB) 2008: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 11-11, 4.84 ERA, 217.2 IP, 154 Ks, 67 BB) 2009: Giant Gonzales, ATL, (Record: 15-8, 3.83 ERA, 240 IP, 177 Ks, 66 BB) 2010: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 13-7, 3.71 ERA, 186.2 IP, 128 Ks, 64 BB) 2011: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-8, 3.05 ERA, 277.2 IP, 177 Ks, 74 BB) * 2012: Marvin Jenkins, LV, (Record: 23-8, 3.31, 236.1 IP, 154 Ks, 75 BB) 2013: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-11, 2.90 ERA, 270.1 IP, 186 Ks, 77 BB) * 2014: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 16-17, 4.32 ERA, 262.1 IP, 180 Ks, 65 BB) 2015: Peter Kostka, COL, (Record: 14-6, 2.80 ERA, 202.2 IP, 164 Ks, 39 BB) 2016: Peter Kostka, LV, (Record: 19-8, 2.73 ERA, 241.0 IP, 160 Ks, 35 BB) 2017: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 12-9, 3.16 ERA, 216.2 IP, 118 Ks, 92 BB) 2018: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 14-10, 2.84 ERA, 215.2 IP, 145 Ks, 100 BB) 2019: Peter Kostka, PHI, (Record: 11-4, 2.56 ERA, 147.2 IP, 110 Ks, 31 BB) 2020: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 16-10, 3.67 ERA, 216.0 IP, 151 Ks, 88 BB) 2021: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 15-11, 3.79 ERA, 197.0 IP, 174 Ks, 47 BB) 2022: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-5, 3.02 ERA, 235.1 IP, 227 Ks, 54 BB) * 2023: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-7, 3.07 ERA, 252.0 IP, 223 Ks, 45 BB) 2024: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.77 ERA, 244 IP, 220 Ks, 60 BB) * 2025: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 23-5, 2.25 ERA, 247.2 IP, 247 Ks, 45 BB) * 2026: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-10, 2.71 ERA, 272.0 IP, 267 Ks, 53 BB) 2027: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-6, 2.67 ERA, 233.0 IP, 234 Ks, 46 BB) * 2028: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-6, 2.73 ERA, 277.1 IP, 289 Ks, 63 BB) * 2029: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-10, 3.32 ERA, 284.1 IP, 282 Ks, 65 BB) * 2030: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 19-8, 2.81 ERA, 263.0 IP, 277 Ks, 69 BB) * 2031: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-13, 3.20 ERA, 284.1 IP, 268 Ks, 71 BB) 2032: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-9, 2.29 ERA, 271.2 IP, 288 Ks, 63 BB) 2033: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-10, 2.78 ERA, 259.0 IP, 280 Ks, 61 BB) 2034: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.26 ERA, 262.2 IP, 261 Ks, 55 BB) * 2035: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 17-9, 3.90 ERA, 201.0 IP, 152 Ks, 64 BB) 2036: Charlie Simmons, NRL, (Record: 7-11, 5.19 ERA, 142.1 IP, 106 Ks, 71 BB) 2037: Chris Stanton, ATL, (Record: 13-12, 5.46 ERA, 217.2 IP, 165 Ks, 154 BB) 2038: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS 2039: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS 2040: NO PITCHERS 2041: Records after 2041: Batting Average East-West - .379, Robert Gennari, Boston, 2016 North-South - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 At Bats East-West - 703, Clyde Della, Philadelphia, 2028 North-South - 718, Shimetarou Naoki, Vancouver, 2017 TSM - 696, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2020 Hits East-West - 242, Javier Martinez, Seattle, 2040 North-South - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 Doubles East-West - 75, Joe Swenson, Montreal, 2036 North-South - 72, Mark Mclean, Vancouver, 2011 TSM - 61, Jesse Ewiak, Columbus, 2028 Triples East-West - 19, John Duffner, Denver, 2016 North-South - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 TSM - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 Homeruns East-West - 60, Shimetarou Naoki, Baltimore, 2009 North-South - 63, Jc Morello, Houston, 2013 TSM - 56, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs Batted In East-West - 177, George Fang, New York, 2034 North-South - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 TSM - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs East-West - 141, Manny Donato, Seattle, 2015 North-South - 146, John Scherfenberg, New Orleans, 2016 TSM - 144, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2011 Base on Balls East-West - 149, Sergio Santana, Boston, 2004 North-South - 144, Herbert Huber, Jacksonville, 2006 TSM - 130, Winston Ghandi, Jacksonville, 2010 Strikeouts East-West - 210, Deon Rivas, Oklahoma, 2034 North-South - 223, Dave Gannett, New Orleans, 2022 TSM - 178, Christian Fury, Boston, 2026 Stolen Bases East-West - 74, Freeman Hostetter, Seattle, 2006 North-South - 77, Tike Quadros, Jacksonville, 2014 TSM - 73, Jonathan Dehn, Columbus, 2019 MILESTONE TRACKER Tracks TSM players as they track down career milestones. Numbers represent the position of the active TSM player on the all-time career leaderboard. * denotes a retired player Hits 1. Robert Henderson* 4455 2. Winston Ghandi* 3797 3. Andre Chevalier 3592 5. Carlos Desantis* 3508 6. Jesse Ewiak* 3461 7. Matt Young 3422 9. Edward James* 3209 11. Andrew Blackwell 3089 13. Joey Zurn 3056 21. Jonathan Dehn* 2949 25. Timothy Marsch* 2888 Homeruns 1. Robert Henderson* 767 8. Andre Chevalier 568 10. Matt Young 557 15. RJ Frost* 520 15. Carlos Desantis* 520 23. Patrick Hannon* 494 RBI 1. Robert Henderson* 2596 2. Andre Chevalier 2220 3. Winston Ghandi* 2191 9. Matt Young 1967 10. Jesse Ewiak* 1955 12. Carlos Desantis* 1926 15. RJ Frost* 1883 22. Andrew Blackwell 1806 23. Patrick Hannon* 1799 24. Edward James* 1789 Doubles 1. Andre Chevalier 1032 5. Jesse Ewiak* 854 7. Winston Ghandi* 797 15. Robert Henderson* 726 20. Adam West* 691 21. Patrick Hannon* 689 22. Andrew Blackwell 688 Triples 1. Winston Ghandi* 147 2. Edward James* 137 3. David Hunter* 134 4. Joey Zurn 130 5. Jonathan Dehn* 125 6. Logan Caldwell* 123 9. Adam West* 118 10. Paco Fernandez* 114 11. Timothy Marsch* 111 17. Mike Van Siclen* 96 17. Robert Henderson* 96 19. Andre Chevalier 94 21. Shiro Suzuki* 91 21. Andrew Blackwell 91 Runs 1. Robert Henderson* 2552 2. Winston Ghandi* 2421 6. Carlos DeSantis* 2064 7. Andre Chevalier 2060 9. Jonathan Dehn* 2033 11. Jesse Ewiak* 1933 14. Edward James* 1879 17. Andrew Blackwell 1803 18. Matt Young 1796 19. Joey Zurn 1775 23. Patrick Hannon* 1764 Walks 1. Winston Ghandi* 2261 Stolen Bases 1. Jonathan Dehn* 1027 2. Joey Zurn 934 4. Edward James* 874 6. Adam West* 811 7. Paco Fernandez* 801 8. David Hunter* 678 10. Timothy Marsch* 657 21. Andrew Blackwell 516 Wins 1. Nigel McClain* 371 16. Eric LeBeau* 230 22. Gabriel Cirillo* 218 Strikeouts 1. Nigel McClain* 4565 7. Gabriel Cirillo* 3051 21. Chris Stanton* 2598 Saves 19. Rolf Dreikugeln* 362 2041 TSM Rankings: 1) Andrew Blackwell (.261, 20 HR, 92 RBI, 135 H, 24 2B, 2 3B, 64 R, 1 SB, 13 BB) (=) 2) Joey Zurn (.231, 9 HR, 28 RBI, 86 H, 22 2B, 2 3B, 44 R, 14 SB, 21 BB) (+2) 3) Matt Young (.284, 9 HR, 38 RBI, 69 H, 8 2B, 0 3B, 28 R, 1 SB, 18 BB) (-1) 4) Andre Chevalier (.313, 0 HR, 9 RBI, 10 H, 2 2B, 1 3B, 5 R, 0 SB, 2 BB) (-1) Pitchers NONE! Retired: Andre Chevalier, Matt Young, and Andrew Blackwell That's right, that means that Joey Zurn will be the last player in SFBL history. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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Guest Evolution Report post Posted March 10, 2006 2042 Recap Philadelphia: Released LF Joey Zurn. Postseason: Oklahoma Twisters d. Las Vegas Jokers 4 games to 3 New York Bums d. Phoenix Ashes 4 games to 2 Charlotte Harlots d. Mexico City Guerreros 4 games to 3 Houston Horny Toads d. Vancouver Vasectomy 4 games to 2 Oklahoma Twisters d. New York Bums 4 games to 2 Houston Horny Toads d. Charlotte Harlots 4 games to 2 Oklahoma Twisters d. Houston Horny Toads 4 games to 3 League Champions: 2003: Boston Tea Baggers 2004: Houston Horny Toads 2005: New York Bums 2006: Memphis Eels 2007: Baltimore Crime Spree 2008: Baltimore Crime Spree (2) 2009: Boston Tea Baggers (2) 2010: Jacksonville Jackoffs 2011: Jacksonville Jackoffs (2) 2012: Boston Tea Baggers (3) 2013: Memphis Eels (2) 2014: Seattle Frasiers 2015: Seattle Frasiers (2) 2016: Seattle Frasiers (3) 2017: Columbus Pride 2018: Philadelphia Freedom 2019: Indianapolis Ignition 2020: New Jersey Clerks 2021: Columbus Pride (2) 2022: Las Vegas Jokers 2023: Phoenix Ashes 2024: Mexico City Guerreros 2025: Columbus Pride (3) 2026: Detroit Motor Vehicles 2027: Montreal Fritures De Liberte 2028: Columbus Pride (4) 2029: Detroit Motor Vehicles (2) 2030: Mexico City Guerreros (2) 2031: Chicago Transit Authority 2032: New York Bums (2) 2033: New York Bums (3) 2034: Kansas City Real McCoys 2035: Baltimore Crime Spree (3) 2036: Las Vegas Jokers (2) 2037: Chicago Transit Authority (2) 2038: Las Vegas Jokers (3) 2039: Quahog Quagmires 2040: Los Angeles Glory Holes 2041: Mexico City Guerreros (3) 2042: Oklahoma Twisters East-West Fresh Fish Award: Eizaburou Zenko (CHI)! He batted .238 in 575 AB, with 36 homers and 102 RBI. North-South Fresh Fish Award: Ronald Bradley (CHA)! He batted .278 in 522 AB, with 29 homers and 102 RBI. East-West Rocket Wrist Award: Stephen Sypherd (LV)! He had a record of 22-1 with an ERA of 2.34 and 1 shutouts. In 28 games started, he pitched 188.1 innings, fanning 135 and walking 36 batters. East-West Big Stick Award: Tim Diep (OKL)! He batted .394 in 541 AB, with 29 homers and 117 RBI. North-South Rocket Wrist Award: Paul Campaigne (MEM)! He had a record of 20-6 with an ERA of 2.92 and 3 shutouts. In 35 games started, he pitched 243.1 innings, fanning 168 and walking 47 batters. North-South Big Stick Award: Mark Larochelle (HOU)! He batted .301 in 635 AB, with 61 homers and 170 RBI. East-West Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Vincent Marez (NY) Catcher: Ernest Hopfenmaier (PHO) First Base: Ri Taisuke (NY) Second Base: Ariel Quintanilla (BAL) Third Base: Johnny Jacobusse (MON) Shortstop: Trace Nulf (NY) Leftfield: Tobias Quintana (DEN) Centerfield: Joe Swenson (LA) Rightfield: Don Morgan (BOS) North-South Glass Ceiling Award Winners: Pitcher: Raymond Amphlett (QUA) Catcher: Ronald Tergerson (ATL) First Base: Roy Merleau (QUA) Second Base: Robert Moschella (MEM) Third Base: Ethan Carala (MEX) Shortstop: David Fregia (DET) Leftfield: Jeff Watkies (CHA) Centerfield: Thurman Haynes (MEX) Rightfield: John Miles (NRL) TSM Big Stick Award Winners (* denotes that player also won SFBL Big Stick): 2003: John Duran, BOS, (567 AB, .295 AVG, 22 HR, 84 RBI, 97 R, 167 Hits, .811 OPS) 2004: RJ Frost, VAN, (576 AB, .323 AVG, 20 HR, 101 RBI, 96 R, 186 Hits, .881 OPS) 2005: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (640 AB, .334 AVG, 16 HR, 114 RBI, 108 R, 214 Hits, .884 OPS) 2006: Shiro Suzuki, PHO, (595 AB, .343 AVG, 26 HR, 113 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .993 OPS) * 2007: RJ Frost, VAN, (596 AB, .329 AVG, 33 HR, 139 RBI, 110 R, 196 Hits, .984 OPS) * 2008: David Hunter, ATL, (652 AB, .314 AVG, 29 HR, 100 RBI, 114 R, 205 Hits, .891 OPS) 2009: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (593 AB, .342 AVG, 50 HR, 142 RBI, 132 R, 203 Hits, 1.091 OPS) * 2010: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (488 AB, .381 AVG, 39 HR, 140 RBI, 99 R, 186 Hits, 1.131 OPS) * 2011: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (611 AB, .393 AVG, 37 HR, 143 RBI, 144 R, 240 Hits, 1.119 OPS) * 2012: Carlos DeSantis, ATL, (604 AB, .361 AVG, 43 HR, 149 RBI, 140 R, 218 Hits, 1.087 OPS) * 2013: Robert Henderson, COL, (623 AB, .364 AVG, 44 HR, 126 RBI, 134 R, 227 Hits, 1.060 OPS) 2014: Robert Henderson, VAN, (622 AB, .405 AVG, 45 HR, 119 RBI, 143 R, 252 Hits, 1.159 OPS) * 2015: Robert Henderson, VAN, (620 AB, .400 AVG, 48 HR, 143 RBI, 139 R, 248 Hits, 1.174 OPS) * 2016: Robert Henderson, VAN, (617 AB, .382 AVG, 44 HR, 129 RBI, 133 R, 236 Hits, 1.120 OPS) * 2017: Robert Henderson, NRL, (650 AB, .351 AVG, 50 HR, 151 RBI, 130 R, 228 Hits, 1.039 OPS) * 2018: Robert Henderson, MEM, (633 AB, .367 AVG, 50 HR, 139 RBI, 129 R, 232 Hits, 1.086 OPS) * 2019: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .370 AVG, 56 HR, 176 RBI, 136 R, 226 Hits, 1.146 OPS) * 2020: Edward James, PHI, (611 AB, .296 AVG, 37 HR, 116 RBI, 120 R, 181 Hits, .900 OPS) 2021: Robert Henderson, MEM, (593 AB, .327 AVG, 44 HR, 137 RBI, 137 R, 194 Hits, 1.016 OPS) * 2022: Robert Henderson, MEM, (631 AB, .360 AVG, 43 HR, 137 RBI, 132 R, 227 Hits, 1.065 OPS) * 2023: Robert Henderson, MEM, (611 AB, .337 AVG, 44 HR, 135 RBI, 117 R, 206 Hits, 1.038 OPS) * 2024: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (674 AB, .322 AVG, 35 HR, 126 RBI, 120 R, 217 Hits, .951 OPS) 2025: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .282 AVG, 32 HR, 129 RBI, 118 R, 167 Hits, .947 OPS) 2026: Christian Fury, BOS, (593 AB, .278 AVG, 36 HR, 121 RBI, 124 R, 165 Hits, .922 OPS) 2027: Matt Young, NRL, (597 AB, .353 AVG, 45 HR, 123 RBI, 133 R, 211 Hits, 1.054 OPS) * 2028: Jesse Ewiak, COL, (647 AB, .346 AVG, 40 HR, 145 RBI, 123 R, 224 Hits, 1.040 OPS) * 2029: Andre Chevalier, NRL, (607 AB, .326 AVG, 41 HR, 137 RBI, 130 R, 198 Hits, 1.037 OPS) * 2030: Matt Young, SEA (599 AB, .309 AVG, 31 HR, 87 RBI, 117 R, 185 Hits, .880 OPS) 2031: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (608 AB, .286 AVG, 42 HR, 139 RBI, 109 R, 174 Hits, .929 OPS) 2032: Andre Chevalier, DEN, (514 AB, .280 AVG, 41 HR, 111 RBI, 99 R, 144 Hits, .958 OPS) 2033: Jesse Ewiak, PHI, (637 AB, .320 AVG, 24 HR, 115 RBI, 119 R, 204 Hits, .878 OPS) 2034: Andre Chevalier, JAC, (596 AB, .337 AVG, 42 HR, 132 RBI, 121 R, 201 Hits, 1.073 OPS) * 2035: Matt Young, NY, (562 AB, .319 AVG, 36 HR, 133 RBI, 91 R, 179 Hits, .936 OPS) 2036: Matt Young, NY, (599 AB, .329 AVG, 29 HR, 118 RBI, 102 R, 197 Hits, .917 OPS) 2037: Matt Young, NY, (628 AB, .298 AVG, 32 HR, 113 RBI, 100 R, 187 Hits, .845 OPS) 2038: Matt Young, NY, (596 AB, .299 AVG, 31 HR, 104 RBI, 95 R, 178 Hits, .839 OPS) 2039: Andrew Blackwell, DET, (592 AB, .277 AVG, 34 HR, 99 RBI, 110 R, 164 Hits, .833 OPS) 2040: Andrew Blackwell, DET, (578 AB, .279 AVG, 24 HR, 88 RBI, 87 R, 161 Hits, .802 OPS) 2041: Andrew Blackwell, DET 2042: NOT ENOUGH PLAYERS TSM Rocket Wrist Award (* Denotes Player Won SFBL Rocket Wrist) 2003: NO PITCHERS 2004: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 6-12, 4.76 ERA, 192.2 IP, 128 Ks, 89 BB) 2005: Ben Dover, COL, (Record: 13-15, 4.58 ERA, 238 IP, 156 Ks, 100 BB) 2006: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 10-11, 4.84 ERA, 199 IP, 135 Ks, 92 BB) 2007: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 13-9, 3.92 ERA, 200 IP, 173 Ks, 69 BB) 2008: Giant Gonzales, SEA, (Record: 11-11, 4.84 ERA, 217.2 IP, 154 Ks, 67 BB) 2009: Giant Gonzales, ATL, (Record: 15-8, 3.83 ERA, 240 IP, 177 Ks, 66 BB) 2010: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 13-7, 3.71 ERA, 186.2 IP, 128 Ks, 64 BB) 2011: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-8, 3.05 ERA, 277.2 IP, 177 Ks, 74 BB) * 2012: Marvin Jenkins, LV, (Record: 23-8, 3.31, 236.1 IP, 154 Ks, 75 BB) 2013: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 22-11, 2.90 ERA, 270.1 IP, 186 Ks, 77 BB) * 2014: Eric LeBeau, ATL, (Record: 16-17, 4.32 ERA, 262.1 IP, 180 Ks, 65 BB) 2015: Peter Kostka, COL, (Record: 14-6, 2.80 ERA, 202.2 IP, 164 Ks, 39 BB) 2016: Peter Kostka, LV, (Record: 19-8, 2.73 ERA, 241.0 IP, 160 Ks, 35 BB) 2017: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 12-9, 3.16 ERA, 216.2 IP, 118 Ks, 92 BB) 2018: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 14-10, 2.84 ERA, 215.2 IP, 145 Ks, 100 BB) 2019: Peter Kostka, PHI, (Record: 11-4, 2.56 ERA, 147.2 IP, 110 Ks, 31 BB) 2020: Marvin Jenkins, OKL, (Record: 16-10, 3.67 ERA, 216.0 IP, 151 Ks, 88 BB) 2021: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 15-11, 3.79 ERA, 197.0 IP, 174 Ks, 47 BB) 2022: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-5, 3.02 ERA, 235.1 IP, 227 Ks, 54 BB) * 2023: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-7, 3.07 ERA, 252.0 IP, 223 Ks, 45 BB) 2024: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.77 ERA, 244 IP, 220 Ks, 60 BB) * 2025: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 23-5, 2.25 ERA, 247.2 IP, 247 Ks, 45 BB) * 2026: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-10, 2.71 ERA, 272.0 IP, 267 Ks, 53 BB) 2027: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 20-6, 2.67 ERA, 233.0 IP, 234 Ks, 46 BB) * 2028: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-6, 2.73 ERA, 277.1 IP, 289 Ks, 63 BB) * 2029: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-10, 3.32 ERA, 284.1 IP, 282 Ks, 65 BB) * 2030: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 19-8, 2.81 ERA, 263.0 IP, 277 Ks, 69 BB) * 2031: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-13, 3.20 ERA, 284.1 IP, 268 Ks, 71 BB) 2032: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 22-9, 2.29 ERA, 271.2 IP, 288 Ks, 63 BB) 2033: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 18-10, 2.78 ERA, 259.0 IP, 280 Ks, 61 BB) 2034: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 24-4, 2.26 ERA, 262.2 IP, 261 Ks, 55 BB) * 2035: Nigel McClain, COL, (Record: 17-9, 3.90 ERA, 201.0 IP, 152 Ks, 64 BB) 2036: Charlie Simmons, NRL, (Record: 7-11, 5.19 ERA, 142.1 IP, 106 Ks, 71 BB) 2037: Chris Stanton, ATL, (Record: 13-12, 5.46 ERA, 217.2 IP, 165 Ks, 154 BB) 2038: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS 2039: NOT ENOUGH PITCHERS 2040: NO PITCHERS 2041: NO PITCHERS Records after 2041: Batting Average East-West - .387, Javier Martinez, Seattle, 2040 North-South - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - .405, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 At Bats East-West - 703, Clyde Della, Philadelphia, 2028 North-South - 718, Shimetarou Naoki, Vancouver, 2017 TSM - 696, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2020 Hits East-West - 242, Javier Martinez, Seattle, 2040 North-South - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 TSM - 252, Robert Henderson, Vancouver, 2014 Doubles East-West - 75, Joe Swenson, Montreal, 2036 North-South - 72, Mark Mclean, Vancouver, 2011 TSM - 61, Jesse Ewiak, Columbus, 2028 Triples East-West - 19, John Duffner, Denver, 2016 North-South - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 TSM - 18, Paco Fernandez, Jacksonville, 2016 Homeruns East-West - 60, Shimetarou Naoki, Baltimore, 2009 North-South - 63, Jc Morello, Houston, 2013 TSM - 56, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs Batted In East-West - 177, George Fang, New York, 2034 North-South - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 TSM - 176, Robert Henderson, Memphis, 2019 Runs East-West - 141, Manny Donato, Seattle, 2015 North-South - 146, John Scherfenberg, New Orleans, 2016 TSM - 144, Carlos Desantis, Atlanta, 2011 Base on Balls East-West - 149, Sergio Santana, Boston, 2004 North-South - 144, Herbert Huber, Jacksonville, 2006 TSM - 130, Winston Ghandi, Jacksonville, 2010 Strikeouts East-West - 210, Deon Rivas, Oklahoma, 2034 North-South - 223, Dave Gannett, New Orleans, 2022 TSM - 178, Christian Fury, Boston, 2026 Stolen Bases East-West - 74, Freeman Hostetter, Seattle, 2006 North-South - 77, Tike Quadros, Jacksonville, 2014 TSM - 73, Jonathan Dehn, Columbus, 2019 MILESTONE TRACKER Tracks TSM players as they track down career milestones. Numbers represent the position of the active TSM player on the all-time career leaderboard. * denotes a retired player Hits 1. Robert Henderson* 4455 2. Winston Ghandi* 3797 3. Andre Chevalier 3592 5. Carlos Desantis* 3508 6. Jesse Ewiak* 3461 7. Matt Young 3422 9. Edward James* 3209 11. Andrew Blackwell 3089 13. Joey Zurn 3056 21. Jonathan Dehn* 2949 25. Timothy Marsch* 2888 Homeruns 1. Robert Henderson* 767 8. Andre Chevalier 568 10. Matt Young 557 15. RJ Frost* 520 15. Carlos Desantis* 520 23. Patrick Hannon* 494 RBI 1. Robert Henderson* 2596 2. Andre Chevalier 2220 3. Winston Ghandi* 2191 9. Matt Young 1967 10. Jesse Ewiak* 1955 12. Carlos Desantis* 1926 15. RJ Frost* 1883 22. Andrew Blackwell 1806 23. Patrick Hannon* 1799 24. Edward James* 1789 Doubles 1. Andre Chevalier 1032 5. Jesse Ewiak* 854 7. Winston Ghandi* 797 15. Robert Henderson* 726 20. Adam West* 691 21. Patrick Hannon* 689 22. Andrew Blackwell 688 Triples 1. Winston Ghandi* 147 2. Edward James* 137 3. David Hunter* 134 4. Joey Zurn 130 5. Jonathan Dehn* 125 6. Logan Caldwell* 123 9. Adam West* 118 10. Paco Fernandez* 114 11. Timothy Marsch* 111 17. Mike Van Siclen* 96 17. Robert Henderson* 96 19. Andre Chevalier 94 21. Shiro Suzuki* 91 21. Andrew Blackwell 91 Runs 1. Robert Henderson* 2552 2. Winston Ghandi* 2421 6. Carlos DeSantis* 2064 7. Andre Chevalier 2060 9. Jonathan Dehn* 2033 11. Jesse Ewiak* 1933 14. Edward James* 1879 17. Andrew Blackwell 1803 18. Matt Young 1796 19. Joey Zurn 1775 23. Patrick Hannon* 1764 Walks 1. Winston Ghandi* 2261 Stolen Bases 1. Jonathan Dehn* 1027 2. Joey Zurn 934 4. Edward James* 874 6. Adam West* 811 7. Paco Fernandez* 801 8. David Hunter* 678 10. Timothy Marsch* 657 21. Andrew Blackwell 516 Wins 1. Nigel McClain* 371 16. Eric LeBeau* 230 22. Gabriel Cirillo* 218 Strikeouts 1. Nigel McClain* 4565 7. Gabriel Cirillo* 3051 21. Chris Stanton* 2598 Saves 19. Rolf Dreikugeln* 362 2041 TSM Rankings: 1) Joey Zurn (no games played) Pitchers NONE! Retired: ... SFBLog - The Official Blog of the SFBL Tuesday, November 6th, 2042 Oklahoma Post-Game Party Posted by SFBLadmin In case you've been living under a rock, you've probably already seen the aftermath of the Oklahoma Twisters' victory in the SFBL Championship Series against the Houston Horny Toads. Fans, understandably overjoyed with Oklahoma's first championship win in franchise history, rushed the field. However, the 25 cent beer night combined with 25 cent aphrodisiac-dog night made for some very horny fans, as the females rushed the hunky men players and the male fans rushed the females. It was an orgy that would make the rumored Jacksonville Jackoff private orgies of their championship years pale in comparison. That and it was live in front of 4 billion people all over the world. There's already backlash on the net about this, just look it up and you'll find housewives up in arms about this. Personally, I feel the networks had every right to keep the cameras running. This was no different from the stuff that's on before or after this game, so it'd just be delaying the inevitable to point the finger at the SFBL. ESPN-9.com -- The Worldwide Leader in Fake Sports Oklahoma Orgy Aftermath In the wake of what people are now calling the Oklahoma Orgy, SFBL President John Ashcroft's Head has lashed out, suspending every member of the Oklahoma Twisters for the entire 2043 season, and also suspending the five members of the Houston Horny Toads who weren't dejected enough to engage in the Orgy. Says Ashcroft's Head, "This may seem like a rash punishment, but there is no punishment more severe than the punishment that has been unleashed on the world's boys and girls by seeing this ultrasexual display. It is estimated that more than 50,000 people engaged in this orgy, many leaving their kids behind in the stands to engage in sexual activities with Oklahoma Twisters players and/or female fans in attendance. Guiness World Book of Records will be investigating the tape later today to decide whether or not this will break the previous record for Largest Orgy, currently sitting at 46,760 following Lil' Kim's final concert before she was to serve a life sentence in prison for "triflin'". March 1st, 2043 Spring Training Attendance Non-Existent SFBL President John Ashcroft's Head has proclaimed that there will be a major announcement regarding the SFBL tomorrow, one day after opening day in Spring Training resulted in a total attendance of 46 at all 12 games played today along the SFBL training sites. "This abysmal attendance is obviously in connection to the Oklahoma Orgy, and despite the punishment I have dished out to the players involved in that disgusting act, it seems that something will have to be done to save this league," said Ashcroft. To be continued... Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
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