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Maze
ROY = Rookie of the Year, LY = Last Year, TY = This Year, (r) = (Ranked in the WBL), Teams with * = Playoff Contenders
And we have a NEW playoff NL entry ... congrats to all the playoff teams, but especially to the Atlanta Peaches who battled the final two weeks all the way up to the end to earn a post-season spot. For the first time since ...season 2025, three teams finished with 100+ wins making the NL race the excitement inside the WBL. Atlanta ran off on an amazing streak 27-5 since Aug 27th taking half of Goliath out of the equation. Inside that stretch, the Peaches went 4-2 vs. St. Louis which pretty much claim the wildcard from their heads-up play. Montreal went into cruise control resting many of their starters for the playoffs. For the AL, it was pretty much a 2-team race for 1st place as Oakland storm past LY AL WBL rep - the Washington Hendersons. With a pitching staff that is supreme, the Athletics are for real. The Henderson's offense wasn't as potent as seasons past, but were fortune to get great pitching too from a solid vet core.
Can the Peaches make it past the All-Star Hoser squad? Experience may decide the winner or will the MVP Samson Macon and All-Star Jim Krug and Co. take a stand a defeat Goliath once and for all?
Oakland carries some phenom pitching going into the post-season. Washington will be a tough out. They will sure to ride the wave of 10-time All-Star Ron Swanson to the WBL Series.
HRs and RS were up TY in the AL and OPS% was up in both leagues. The NL pitching dominance is fading overall as each team is performing better vs. the top 3 teams.
On a personal note, I re-up for the 2034 season on July 7th, but the Dynasty dollars have yet to be added as of this post -24 hours ago. I sent Chris a message, but nothing thus far. It would be a shame to leave Sim D on this measure for I wouldn't even know how to get refund since I never received me Dynasty Dollars. If any of u can help with the situation, it would be apprecitated.
This will be Montreal's 33rd consecutive playoff run ... To add insult to the pain of the rest of the Wally Berger League, they won WBL title 21 times since year 2000.
WBL TEAM STAT LEADERS
WBL LEAGUE LEADERS
AL MVP - Oakland's Carlos Osburn/b]
NL MVP - Atlanta's Samson Macon
AL Cy Young Winner - Oakland's Takashi Akashi
NL Cy Young Winner - Montreal's Noah Valor
AL Fireman Winner - Oakland's Tim Sanderson
NL Fireman Winner - Los Angeles Bill Fisher
AL ROY - Detroit's Dave Dwyer
NL ROY - Montreal's Marcus Lewk
Maze
WBL - End of the Season Report - Playoff Analysis (2032)
July 09, 2017 at 12:06AM View BBCode
HTP = Highly Top Prospect, TP = Top ProspectROY = Rookie of the Year, LY = Last Year, TY = This Year, (r) = (Ranked in the WBL), Teams with * = Playoff Contenders
And we have a NEW playoff NL entry ... congrats to all the playoff teams, but especially to the Atlanta Peaches who battled the final two weeks all the way up to the end to earn a post-season spot. For the first time since ...season 2025, three teams finished with 100+ wins making the NL race the excitement inside the WBL. Atlanta ran off on an amazing streak 27-5 since Aug 27th taking half of Goliath out of the equation. Inside that stretch, the Peaches went 4-2 vs. St. Louis which pretty much claim the wildcard from their heads-up play. Montreal went into cruise control resting many of their starters for the playoffs. For the AL, it was pretty much a 2-team race for 1st place as Oakland storm past LY AL WBL rep - the Washington Hendersons. With a pitching staff that is supreme, the Athletics are for real. The Henderson's offense wasn't as potent as seasons past, but were fortune to get great pitching too from a solid vet core.
Can the Peaches make it past the All-Star Hoser squad? Experience may decide the winner or will the MVP Samson Macon and All-Star Jim Krug and Co. take a stand a defeat Goliath once and for all?
Oakland carries some phenom pitching going into the post-season. Washington will be a tough out. They will sure to ride the wave of 10-time All-Star Ron Swanson to the WBL Series.
HRs and RS were up TY in the AL and OPS% was up in both leagues. The NL pitching dominance is fading overall as each team is performing better vs. the top 3 teams.
On a personal note, I re-up for the 2034 season on July 7th, but the Dynasty dollars have yet to be added as of this post -24 hours ago. I sent Chris a message, but nothing thus far. It would be a shame to leave Sim D on this measure for I wouldn't even know how to get refund since I never received me Dynasty Dollars. If any of u can help with the situation, it would be apprecitated.
This will be Montreal's 33rd consecutive playoff run ... To add insult to the pain of the rest of the Wally Berger League, they won WBL title 21 times since year 2000.
WBL TEAM STAT LEADERS
HOME RUNS
AL - (NYA) 238, (BOS) 212
NL - (STL) 220, (ATL) 209
BATTING AVERAGE
AL - (BOS) ..273, (DET) .266
NL - (MON) .281, (STL) .277
OPS%
AL - (BOS) .791, (NYA) .760
NL - (STL) .800, (MON) .769
RUNS SCORED
AL - (DET) 841, (WASH) 823
NL - (STL) 883, (MON) 857
STOLEN BASES
AL - (BOS) 219, (OAK) 213
NL - (MON) 247, (STL) 242
ERA
AL - (OAK) 3.30, (WASH) 3.89
NL - (ATL) 3.33, (MON) 3.51
WHIP
AL - (OAK) 1.18, (WASH) 1.22
NL - (ATL) 1.21, (MON) 1.26
SHUTOUTS
AL - (BALT) 8, (SEA) 6
NL - (ATL) 14, (MILW) 9
FIELDING %
AL - (WASH .989, (BALT - BOS) .987
NL - (BRO - LAN) .988
DOUBLE PLAYS
AL - (WASH) 136, (OAK) 123
NL - (SD) 129, (BRO - CIN) 117
WINS
AL - (OAK) 100, (WASH) 98
NL - (MON) 111, (ATL) 103
WBL LEAGUE LEADERS
HOME RUNS
AL - (NYA) B. Gene 37, (NYA) L. Tolan 36, (OAK) C. Osburn 36
NL - (ATL) S. Macon 35, (BRO) M. T. Prometheus 34, (STL) B. Moschitto 32
RBIs
AL - (WASH) O. Shank 125, (BALT) Y. Jenkins 119, 2 tied with 116
NL - (CIN) F. Daughters 112, (MON) J. Gill 110, (MON) A. Nosral 106
BATTING AVERAGE
AL - (BALT) Y. Jenkins .329, (OAK) C. Osburn .329, (WASH) O. Shank .327
NL - (MON) A. Nosral .342, (BRO) M. T. Prometheus .323, (STL) J. Marshall .315
RUNS SCORED
AL - (WASH) J. McPhail 127, (WASH) R. Shorten 119, (OAK) C. Osburn 112
NL - (STL) T. Dorsey 115, (ATL) S. Macon 115, (MON) J. Gill 108
DOUBLES
AL - (BOS) E. Stewart 38, (BALT) Y. Jenkins 37, (BALT) N. McBrain 36
NL - (STL) T. Dorsey 32, (ATL) A. Smith 32, (CIN) G. Cerium 32
TRIPLES
AL - (BOS) S. Lohr 12, (SEA) R. Nicosia 11, 3 tied with 10
NL - (MON) A. Nosral 14, (STL) T.B. Conway 11, (ATL) S. Macon 11
STOLEN BASES
AL - (WASH) J. McPhail 35, 3 tied with 33
NL - (MON) Y. Hidalgo 51 (STL) T. Dorsey 45, 2 tied with 43
SPECIAL STAT AWARD = (RS + RBIs) goes to: AL - (OAK) Carlos Osburn 228 NL - (MON) Joe Gill with 218
PITCHING WINS
AL - (BALT) G. Speakers 19, 3 tied with 17
NL - (MON) N. Valor 22, (ATL) H. Fitzgerald 20, (ATL) J. Krug 20
ERA
AL - (OAK) T. Akashi 2.79, (OAK) J. Madjeski 2.81. (OAK) J. Rutherford 2,86
NL - (MON) A. Baruch 2.11, (ATL) J. Krug 2.20, (MON) N. Valor 2.21
STRIKEOUTS
AL - (OAK) J. Rutherford 212, (BOS) J. Fletcher 207, (BALT) R. Vergez 206
NL - (MILW) J. Page 246, (SD) D. Kostro 217, (STL) J. Pignatano 213
INNINGS PITCHED
AL - (OAK) J. Rutherford 252.0, (WASH) J. McClintok 248.2, , (BOS) J. Fletcher 244.0
NL - (ATL) J. Krug 274.1, (SD) D. Kostro 267.1, (CIN) E. Buckeye 261.0
SAVES
AL - (OAK) T. Sanderson 45, (BALT) R. Gilbrator 39, (WASH) S. Fletch 39
NL - (STL) Maihar"Du 46, (LAN) B. Fisher 39, (ATL) J. Allen 34
BLOWN SAVES
AL - (CHI) J. Stern 10, 4 tied with 8
NL - (CIN) G. Lancaster 12, (BRO) B. Guardado 11, (SD) S. Kilkenny 8
AL MVP - Oakland's Carlos Osburn/b]
NL MVP - Atlanta's Samson Macon
AL Cy Young Winner - Oakland's Takashi Akashi
NL Cy Young Winner - Montreal's Noah Valor
AL Fireman Winner - Oakland's Tim Sanderson
NL Fireman Winner - Los Angeles Bill Fisher
AL ROY - Detroit's Dave Dwyer
NL ROY - Montreal's Marcus Lewk
Here are some interesting notes ...
Head-to-Head, Oakland was 10-14 vs. Washington TY outscored by their opponents 99-114 in runs scored.
Head-to-Head, Montreal was 17-7 vs. Atlanta, but with only a -6 run differential - Montreal rested many players toward the end of the season.
Oakland over Washington in 6 games ...
Montreal over Atlanta in 7 games ...
Montreal in 5 games ...
Maze
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