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max_fischer
The highest batting average in NGL history is .364, posted by Bill Perry in 1952. Nobody has even hit better than .350 since 1959, and the best batting average this century was .343 .
So it is remarkable to see Mule Kerfeld of Colorado hitting a scorching .373 in early August! Here's a link to Kerfeld's card:
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=10670205
His current OPS of 1.058 would be good enough for fifth-best all-time if the season ended today.
Go Mule!
Aiming for records
March 05, 2014 at 04:48PM View BBCode
There has been some bad pitching in the National League this year, and partly as a result of that we have some single-season batting records in jeopardy.The highest batting average in NGL history is .364, posted by Bill Perry in 1952. Nobody has even hit better than .350 since 1959, and the best batting average this century was .343 .
So it is remarkable to see Mule Kerfeld of Colorado hitting a scorching .373 in early August! Here's a link to Kerfeld's card:
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=10670205
His current OPS of 1.058 would be good enough for fifth-best all-time if the season ended today.
Go Mule!
dmjhenry99
March 05, 2014 at 07:44PM View BBCode
and in the NL, we're lucky to get a .300 hitter with 30 homers
yak2664
March 05, 2014 at 11:37PM View BBCode
I just did a quick count of 80+ rated pitchers on major league rosters and got 30 in the AL and only 14 in the NL. That explains a few things on my offense haha!
yak2664
March 06, 2014 at 01:30PM View BBCode
I was thinking the same thing....we are in wrong league
ltuair87ha
March 06, 2014 at 07:24PM View BBCode
You don't want to be in the AL. The reigning 2 time World Series Champ is here and will keep dominating for the next 5-7 seasons & more if I possibly can. As long as the pitching staff sticks together we will be at the top for the next decade........ :lol:
yak2664
March 06, 2014 at 09:09PM View BBCode
Not to mention Oakland who staff is also built for the long term
ltuair87ha
March 07, 2014 at 06:38PM View BBCode
Oakland's pitchers are all heading into there 30's & a few are heading into declines in 2 seasons, I am not worried about them....Much respect because they are in 1st place though.....:D
max_fischer
Oakland has done it without trading away ANY of his draft picks! An excellent example of building a sustainable dynasty. My hat is off to him!
March 07, 2014 at 07:09PM View BBCode
Originally posted by ltuair87ha
Oakland's pitchers are all heading into there 30's & a few are heading into declines in 2 seasons, I am not worried about them....Much respect because they are in 1st place though.....:D
Oakland has done it without trading away ANY of his draft picks! An excellent example of building a sustainable dynasty. My hat is off to him!
ltuair87ha
March 07, 2014 at 07:31PM View BBCode
Part of being a good owner is to make trades, take chances, make mistakes and make BIG moves. By sitting on all your draft picks is not the smartest way to build a team. This is just my opinion but if I would of just joined the league sat on my picks, I would not of won 2 World Series Championships especially with the HORRENDOUS drafts we have had the last 2-3 seasons. I am sorry but I will take that hat stomp on it and do things my way.......Oakland, see you in the playoffs!!!!!!!!!
dmjhenry99
It looks to me as if both teams have about the same ages in both offense and pitching
March 07, 2014 at 08:02PM View BBCode
Originally posted by ltuair87ha
Part of being a good owner is to make trades, take chances, make mistakes and make BIG moves. By sitting on all your draft picks is not the smartest way to build a team. This is just my opinion but if I would of just joined the league sat on my picks, I would not of won 2 World Series Championships especially with the HORRENDOUS drafts we have had the last 2-3 seasons. I am sorry but I will take that hat stomp on it and do things my way.......Oakland, see you in the playoffs!!!!!!!!!
It looks to me as if both teams have about the same ages in both offense and pitching
ltuair87ha
March 07, 2014 at 08:56PM View formatted
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I disagree with that statement. My core is 26-28 on my pitching staff, Fats is 30 but that ok he will be good until he is 36 as a fifth starter. On the offensive side my 5 core players are 27-30 years old. I have plans on replacing the other 3 in the next few seasons......I am going to miss my guys that I got from Montreal. Kurt Pearson, Jack Tomasic, Roy Dodd & especially Tommy Pitlock were true professional players & helped us win 2 Titles.......I expect Milt Lerchen, Ed Chapman, & Jack Perez to pick up most of the slack.....
Horseradish
Well, we can only be glad there's more than one way to build and win....and that you seem to have regular trading partners!
But then again what am I saying.....don't know much about winning!
Horseradish Arizona
March 07, 2014 at 09:12PM View BBCode
Originally posted by ltuair87ha
Part of being a good owner is to make trades, take chances, make mistakes and make BIG moves. By sitting on all your draft picks is not the smartest way to build a team. This is just my opinion but if I would of just joined the league sat on my picks, I would not of won 2 World Series Championships especially with the HORRENDOUS drafts we have had the last 2-3 seasons. I am sorry but I will take that hat stomp on it and do things my way.......Oakland, see you in the playoffs!!!!!!!!!
Well, we can only be glad there's more than one way to build and win....and that you seem to have regular trading partners!
But then again what am I saying.....don't know much about winning!
Horseradish Arizona
ltuair87ha
Boston owner #1
Boston owner #2
Colorado
TampaBay
STL
Montreal
Detroit
Los Angeles Sharknado
Arizona EDGE
Seattle Curve
Cincinnati Reds
The Los Angeles 6.0
12 teams I have traded with......regular trading partners uh?
March 07, 2014 at 11:03PM View BBCode
Regular trading partners uh? Lets see:Boston owner #1
Boston owner #2
Colorado
TampaBay
STL
Montreal
Detroit
Los Angeles Sharknado
Arizona EDGE
Seattle Curve
Cincinnati Reds
The Los Angeles 6.0
12 teams I have traded with......regular trading partners uh?
Horseradish
Wow-a! Slow them ponies down, Way to sensitive my friend! I'd love to have 12 trading partners! It certainly doesn't automatically imply bad.....very possibly it suggests you can a deal done when you need to....which also implies regularity! Take Care!
Horseradish Arizona
March 07, 2014 at 11:46PM View BBCode
Originally posted by ltuair87ha
Regular trading partners uh? Lets see:
Boston owner #1
Boston owner #2
Colorado
TampaBay
STL
Montreal
Detroit
Los Angeles Sharknado
Arizona EDGE
Seattle Curve
Cincinnati Reds
The Los Angeles 6.0
12 teams I have traded with......regular trading partners uh?
Wow-a! Slow them ponies down, Way to sensitive my friend! I'd love to have 12 trading partners! It certainly doesn't automatically imply bad.....very possibly it suggests you can a deal done when you need to....which also implies regularity! Take Care!
Horseradish Arizona
ltuair87ha
March 08, 2014 at 01:54AM View BBCode
I love a good arguement ....did not take anything to heart....just the way I respond to everything....... :lol:
max_fischer
He did it! Mule Kerfeld hit .365 to set a new single-season batting average record.
March 09, 2014 at 11:51AM View BBCode
Originally posted by max_fischer
The highest batting average in NGL history is .364, posted by Bill Perry in 1952. Nobody has even hit better than .350 since 1959, and the best batting average this century was .343 .
So it is remarkable to see Mule Kerfeld of Colorado hitting a scorching .373 in early August! Here's a link to Kerfeld's card:
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=10670205
His current OPS of 1.058 would be good enough for fifth-best all-time if the season ended today.
Go Mule!
He did it! Mule Kerfeld hit .365 to set a new single-season batting average record.
dmjhenry99
and in the AL, the MVP has an OPS under .800....that's probably a first too .283 - 19 - 67 - 10 really???
March 09, 2014 at 06:39PM View BBCode
Originally posted by max_fischer
Originally posted by max_fischer
The highest batting average in NGL history is .364, posted by Bill Perry in 1952. Nobody has even hit better than .350 since 1959, and the best batting average this century was .343 .
So it is remarkable to see Mule Kerfeld of Colorado hitting a scorching .373 in early August! Here's a link to Kerfeld's card:
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=10670205
His current OPS of 1.058 would be good enough for fifth-best all-time if the season ended today.
Go Mule!
He did it! Mule Kerfeld hit .365 to set a new single-season batting average record.
and in the AL, the MVP has an OPS under .800....that's probably a first too .283 - 19 - 67 - 10 really???
max_fischer
If you look at the AL MVP race you can see how much weight is given to wins--Mariano Stewart had a much better year statistically than Jimmy Lyden did, but Lyden was on a much better team, so Lyden won the MVP.
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?player=nobody&mode=stats&id=10731828
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?player=nobody&mode=stats&id=10711474
What else do these guys have in common? They are both Houston draftees!
March 09, 2014 at 10:03PM View BBCode
Originally posted by dmjhenry99
and in the AL, the MVP has an OPS under .800....that's probably a first too .283 - 19 - 67 - 10 really???
If you look at the AL MVP race you can see how much weight is given to wins--Mariano Stewart had a much better year statistically than Jimmy Lyden did, but Lyden was on a much better team, so Lyden won the MVP.
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?player=nobody&mode=stats&id=10731828
http://simdynasty.com/player.jsp?player=nobody&mode=stats&id=10711474
What else do these guys have in common? They are both Houston draftees!
dmjhenry99
March 10, 2014 at 12:15AM View BBCode
yeah, I know about that playoff team thing, Stewart was leading after game #162
yak2664
Just as there have been many a season in the Major Leagues where I have questioned the MVP and CY Young voting, Sim duplicates that pretty well too.
I guess that 160 games played, 654 AB and another Gold Glove contributed as well because his OPS, OBP and SLG are very average.
March 10, 2014 at 03:11PM View BBCode
Great season for Kerfeld! Nice to see an all-time record fall.Just as there have been many a season in the Major Leagues where I have questioned the MVP and CY Young voting, Sim duplicates that pretty well too.
I guess that 160 games played, 654 AB and another Gold Glove contributed as well because his OPS, OBP and SLG are very average.
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