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Mariners MLB 2K12 Franchise #5

Posted on August 15, 2012 at 05:09 AM.

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Well, I am done with season 1. We finished 68-94 and in last place. We were 20 games out of the wild card. (this might be my biggest post)

Here are the playoff picture:
AL:
Wild card: LAA vs TEX: LAA wins series 1-0.

OAK vs LAA: LAA wins series 3-0
MIN vs NYY: NYY wiins series 3-1

LAA vs NYY: LAA wins series 4-3

NL:
Wild Card: LAD vs PIT: PIT wins 1-0

PIT vs SF: PIT Wins 3-1
WSH vs CHC: WSH wins 3-0

WSH vs PIT: WSH wins 4-2

World Series:

LAA vs WSH:

Game 1: WSH
Game 2: WSH
Game 3: LAA
Game 4: WSH
Game 5: WSH

The Washington Nationals have won the World Series!

League Leaders (top 5)

Hits:
1. Brandon Phillips, 2B, Reds: 219 Hits
2 Starlin Castro, SS, Cubs: 215 Hits
3 Michael Young, INF, Rangers, 211 Hits
4 Melky Cabrera, LF, Giants, 209 Hits
5 Justin Upton, OF, Diamondbacks, 207 Hits

AVG:
1. Carlos Lee, 1B, Marlins: .336 AVG
2. Allen Craig, OF, Rays (traded at deadline): .320 AVG
3. Robinson Cano, 2B, Yankees: .319 AVG
4. Alcides Escobar, SS, Royals: .318 AVG
5. Andrew McCutchen, CF, Pirates: .317 AVG

HR
1. Brian McCann, C, Braves: 41 HRs
2. Jorge Soler, OF, Cubs: 39 HRs
3. Carlos Pena, 1B, Rays: 37 HRs
4. Rod Barajas, C, Pirates: 36 HRs
5. Mark Teixeira/Evan Longoria/Dan Uggla: 35 HRs

RBIs
1. Jorge Soler, OF, Cubs: 121 RBIs
2. David Wright, 3B, Mets: 119 RBIs
3. Evan Longoria, 3B, Rays: 118 RBIs
4. Rod Barajas/Briann McCann: 115 RBIs
5. Albert Pujols/Mark Teixeira: 109 RBIs

Runs:
1. Mike Trout, CF, Angels: 118 Runs
2. Dexter Fowler. CF, Rockies: 116 Runs
3. Hunter Pence, RF, Giants: 104 Runs
4. Desmond Jennings, OF, Rays: 103 Runs
5. Michael Saunders, OF, Mariners: 102 Runs

SB
1. Mike Trout, CF, Angels: 64 SB
2. Michael Bourne, CF, Braves: 58 SB
3. Brett Gardner/Jose Reyes: 51 SB
4. Emilio Bonafacio, INF/OF, Marlins: 50 SB
5. Jemile Weeks/Starlin Castro: 46 SB

Pitching:

Wins:
1. Matt Cain/Matt Garza/Matt Moore: 17 Wins
2. Stephen Strasberg/Ryan Demptster: 16 Wins
3. Carlos Zambrano, Marlins: 15 Wins
4. Clayton Kershaw/Yovani Gallardo/Chris Sale/Justin Verlander/A.J Burnett: 14 Wins
5. Jered Weaver/Zack Greinke/ Doug Fister/Josh Kinney/Felix Hernandez: 13 Wins

ERA:
1. Stephen Strasberg, Nationals: 1.82
2. Tommy Hanson, Braves: 2.10
3. Matt Cain, Giants, 2.71
4. Brett Anderson/Matt Garza/Chad Billingsley: 2.71
5. Felix Hernandez, Mariners: 2.75

K's
1. Stephen Strasberg, Nationals: 228 K
2. Clayton Kershaw, Dodgers: 224 K
3. Felix Hernandez, Mariners, 222 K
4. Jared Weaver, Angels: 216 K
5. Justin Verlander, Tigers, 214 K

Saves:
1. Craig Kimbrel, Braves: 52 Saves
2. Brian Wilson, Giants: 49 Saves
3. Rex Brothers, Rockies: 48 Saves
4. Ryan Cook/ Joel Hanrahan: 46 Saves
5. Jim Johnson, Oroiles: 45 Saves

No MLB/Mariner record were broken.

Awards:

World Series:

World Series Champions: Washington Nationals
World Series MVP: Michael Morse, 1B/OF: .250 AVG, 3 HR, 7 RBI, 4 R

NL:

NL Champion: Washington Nationals
NL Comeback Player of the Year: Ian Stewart, 3B, Cubs
NL Rookie of the Year: Jorge Soler, OF, Cubs
NL Reliever of the Year: Brian Wilson, Giants
NL Cy Young: Stephen Strasberg, Nationals
NL MVP: Brian McCann, C, Braves

AL:

AL Champion: Los Angeles Angels
AL Comeback Player of the Year: Kendrys Morales, 1B/OF, Angels
AL Rookie of the Year: Matt Moore, Rays
AL Reliever of the Year: Ryan Cook, A's
AL Cy Young: Matt Moore, Rays
AL MVP: Evan Longoria

Gold Glove/Silver Slugger

NL:

Gold Glove:
P Shawn Marcum, Brewers
C Buster Posey, Giants
1B Michael Cuddyer, Rockies
2B Brandon Phillips, Reds,
3B Ryan Zimmerman, Nationals
SS Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies
LF Melky Cabrera, Giants
CF Andrew McCutchen, Pirates
RF Jason Werth, Nationals

Silver Slugger:
P Cliff Lee, Phillies
C Brian McCann, Braves
1B Mike Morse, Nationals
2B Dan Uggla, Braves
3B David Wright, Mets
SS Troy Tulowitzki, Rockies
LF Shane Victorino, Dodgers
CF Andrew McCutchen
RF Jorge Soler

AL:

Gold Glove:
P Andy Pettite, Yankees
C Russel Martin, Yankees
1B Mark Teixiera, Yankees
2B Robinson Cano, Yankees
3B Adrian Beltre, Rangers
SS Brenden Ryan, Mariners
LF Ichiro Suzuki, Yankees
CF Josh Hamilton, Rangers
RF Torii Hunter, Angels

Silver Slugger:
DH Prince Fielder, Tigers
C JP Arencibia, Blue Jays
1B Mark Teixiera, Yankees
2B Robinson Cano, Yankees
3B Evan Longoria, Rays
SS Will Middlebrooks (converted to SS?), Red Sox
LF Desmond Jennings, Rays
CF Curtis Granderson, Yankees
RF Josh Willingham, Twins

Team Awards:

Best Record: Giants (96-66)
Best Team AVG: Twins (.276)
Best Team OPS: Yankees (.777)
Best Team ERA: Giants (3.24)
Best Team WHIP: Giants (1.27)
Most Team HRs: Yankees (209)
Most Team SBs: Marlins (158)
Most Teams SOs: Phillies (1182)
Best Team Fielding %: Mariners (98.7%)
Lowest cost per win (Payroll/Wins): Athletics (0.72M)

Update #6 will come shortly. It will detail all Mariners signings, releases, etc. It will also reveal our starting line-ups, reserves, rotations, and bullpen!