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1. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7458611]Todd Gonzalez[/url] Retied Mariners Drafted By: Phen0m 515 HR's
30 or more 6 times
40 or more 1 time
2. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7581756]Bill Buddie[/url] Active Mets Drafted By: CWBaller25 493 HR's
30 or more 8 times
40 or more 1 time
3. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7458865]Bobby Shawkey [/url] Active Cubs/Mets Drafted By: Maul725 487 HR's
30 or more 3 times
4. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7646187]Joe Erickson[/url] Active Dodgers Drafted By: aonemanarmy 428 HR's
30 or more 5 times
40 or more 1 time
5. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7581718]Joe Hagris[/url] Active Rockies/Dodgers Drafted By: Mebby 426 HR's
30 or more 6 times
6. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=8145794]Jerry Hermann[/url] Active Rangers Drafted By: The_Old_Bear 421 HR's
30 or more 8 times
40 or more 2 times
Top 10 Active in Career HR's Overall Rank in () with OS age:
(2) Bill Buddie 493 OS40
(3) Bobby Shawkey 487 OS42
(4) Joe Erickson 428 OS39
(5) Joe Hargis 426 OS41
(6) Jerry Hermann 421 OS36
(8) Gabe Bischoff 408 OS37
(9) Jeff Denman 382 OS38
(10) Jack Voigt 364 OS40
(11) Tex Holland 358 OS45!!!
(21) Frank Reynolds 319 OS35
Youngest player with most HR's:
(50) John Fuhrman 249 OS31 - He has a good shot at top 10 the season before he starts declines.
Top all-time HR's
July 06, 2011 at 06:50PM View BBCode
With a couple guys closing in on 500 homers for their careers, I thought I would look at the top all time and 10 ten active leaders:1. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7458611]Todd Gonzalez[/url] Retied Mariners Drafted By: Phen0m 515 HR's
30 or more 6 times
40 or more 1 time
2. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7581756]Bill Buddie[/url] Active Mets Drafted By: CWBaller25 493 HR's
30 or more 8 times
40 or more 1 time
3. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7458865]Bobby Shawkey [/url] Active Cubs/Mets Drafted By: Maul725 487 HR's
30 or more 3 times
4. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7646187]Joe Erickson[/url] Active Dodgers Drafted By: aonemanarmy 428 HR's
30 or more 5 times
40 or more 1 time
5. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=7581718]Joe Hagris[/url] Active Rockies/Dodgers Drafted By: Mebby 426 HR's
30 or more 6 times
6. [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=8145794]Jerry Hermann[/url] Active Rangers Drafted By: The_Old_Bear 421 HR's
30 or more 8 times
40 or more 2 times
Top 10 Active in Career HR's Overall Rank in () with OS age:
(2) Bill Buddie 493 OS40
(3) Bobby Shawkey 487 OS42
(4) Joe Erickson 428 OS39
(5) Joe Hargis 426 OS41
(6) Jerry Hermann 421 OS36
(8) Gabe Bischoff 408 OS37
(9) Jeff Denman 382 OS38
(10) Jack Voigt 364 OS40
(11) Tex Holland 358 OS45!!!
(21) Frank Reynolds 319 OS35
Youngest player with most HR's:
(50) John Fuhrman 249 OS31 - He has a good shot at top 10 the season before he starts declines.
GreenAndGold
July 07, 2011 at 09:38AM View BBCode
Interesting to see the lack of high HR numbers in the DPL...I hope to get a couple of guys in there shortly
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DPL: Current year 1974 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 3 (All should end up with over 500)
TWL(formally the 400 club): Current year:2029 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 13
BHL: Current year:2034 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 23
SAL: Current year 1974 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 1 and nobody with over 500 yet. This league has had 4 A+ pitchers and countless A rated pitchers. We all talk about the SAL being so pitching rich, nobody wants to be drafted as a hitter.
I think we are on pace to pass up all the leagues I am in for career HR numbers but that is only really 3 other leagues. Anyone else care to post their other league #'s?
July 08, 2011 at 02:20AM View BBCode
I had thought we had a lot for the short 14 year history of the DPL. We should have 3 guys with 500 bombs by the end of year so I decided to take a look at the leagues I am currently in. Here are the results:DPL: Current year 1974 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 3 (All should end up with over 500)
TWL(formally the 400 club): Current year:2029 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 13
BHL: Current year:2034 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 23
SAL: Current year 1974 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 1 and nobody with over 500 yet. This league has had 4 A+ pitchers and countless A rated pitchers. We all talk about the SAL being so pitching rich, nobody wants to be drafted as a hitter.
I think we are on pace to pass up all the leagues I am in for career HR numbers but that is only really 3 other leagues. Anyone else care to post their other league #'s?
Maul725
JSL: Current Year: 2029 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 17 500 HR's or more: 7
CFL: Current Year: 2051 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 51 500 HR's or more: 24
OCL(AA): Current Year: 2073 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 22 500 or more: 6
July 08, 2011 at 02:34AM View BBCode
Sure, I'm in 3 other leagues at the moment.JSL: Current Year: 2029 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 17 500 HR's or more: 7
CFL: Current Year: 2051 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 51 500 HR's or more: 24
OCL(AA): Current Year: 2073 Total players with 450 or more HR's: 22 500 or more: 6
cwballer25
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Shawkey has just taken the all time lead in career hits and is closing in on the all time lead for Runs. He already leads in Career RBI's and is nearing 2000 RBI's which is always amazing. He and Buddie have both been ageless wonders in my opinion and it's been fun to let them continue to be the best 2 players on my team well past 35.
Buddie is now 3 shy of 500 HR's and only 18 shy of Todd Gonzalez for the all-time lead...he already has 5 HR and has plenty of power, barely declined, so he should almost without a doubt become the all-time leader sometime around August this season.
[Edited on 7-8-2011 by cwballer25]
July 08, 2011 at 10:14AM View BBCode
CFL has a ridiculous amount over 450!--------
Shawkey has just taken the all time lead in career hits and is closing in on the all time lead for Runs. He already leads in Career RBI's and is nearing 2000 RBI's which is always amazing. He and Buddie have both been ageless wonders in my opinion and it's been fun to let them continue to be the best 2 players on my team well past 35.
Buddie is now 3 shy of 500 HR's and only 18 shy of Todd Gonzalez for the all-time lead...he already has 5 HR and has plenty of power, barely declined, so he should almost without a doubt become the all-time leader sometime around August this season.
[Edited on 7-8-2011 by cwballer25]
Stros
As far as the OCL goes, doesn't it take into account only the teams in that division that year?
July 08, 2011 at 03:35PM View BBCode
Wow. Those CFL numbers are insane!As far as the OCL goes, doesn't it take into account only the teams in that division that year?
Maul725
July 08, 2011 at 05:54PM View BBCode
The OCL takes into account not only the teams in that division but also anyone who retired in that division. So for instance Brian Glass retired at 830 SB for his career in AA. He doesn't move with the team he retired from so he'll be the league leader in SB until someone comes in and retires from AA with more. I don't think I have access to the league stats from the other 3 divisions.
cwballer25
Since I'm not contending anymore it's been fun to pick up some HOF castoffs off waivers including Todd Gonzalez last year and now Bischoff and Hermann, #'s 6 and 8 in HR's. I am confident I can get those guys into the top 5 this year...so all the top 5 guys would have a connection to my franchise - its kind of a fun league in that way for me, and I've always been interested in player legacies. I think they can continue on much as Buddie and Shawkey did and be productive towards 40 years old.
July 08, 2011 at 11:15PM View BBCode
Ever since I was fortunate enough to have Buddie and Shawkey slug their hearts out into the sunset to 500 HR's, I've been interested in getting guys to 500 and letting them play out their careers if they produce for me.Since I'm not contending anymore it's been fun to pick up some HOF castoffs off waivers including Todd Gonzalez last year and now Bischoff and Hermann, #'s 6 and 8 in HR's. I am confident I can get those guys into the top 5 this year...so all the top 5 guys would have a connection to my franchise - its kind of a fun league in that way for me, and I've always been interested in player legacies. I think they can continue on much as Buddie and Shawkey did and be productive towards 40 years old.
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