OOTP6 Interactive Dynasty - 2016

[larrymcg421]

It's time for a new season in OOTP land. This year our rookies will be

1B Jesse Ewiak
2B Al Mighty
SS James Halford
SP Walter Alexander
SP John Naumoff

We will start off with the amateur draft, which will be int he next post.

[larrymcg421]

Round 1:

Baltimore pick: C William Lozada. Signing Bonus: $453,200 Milwaukee pick: 1B Jesus Tarango. Signing Bonus: $2,400,000 Montreal pick: SS James Halford. Signing Bonus: $1,138,500 Toronto pick: 1B Juvel Linares. Signing Bonus: $3,060,000 Detroit pick: 2B Adelardo Trevino Jr.. Signing Bonus: $1,326,000 Chicago (N) pick: P Tyron Frances. Signing Bonus: $1,224,000 Arizona pick: P Matthew Widener. Signing Bonus: $202,000 Oakland pick: 3B John Franks. Signing Bonus: $795,600 Kansas City pick: 2B Andre Castillo. Signing Bonus: $1,115,500 Pittsburgh pick: 1B Jesse Ewiak. Signing Bonus: $3,000,000 Minnesota pick: P John Naumoff. Signing Bonus: $2,090,000 Cincinnati pick: P Walter Alexander. Signing Bonus: $2,910,000 Boston pick: 2B Al Mighty. Signing Bonus: $3,120,000 San Francisco pick: 2B John Brase. Signing Bonus: $184,300 Atlanta pick: CF Samuel Blom. Signing Bonus: $490,000 New York (N) pick: CF Brian Lambdin. Signing Bonus: $2,016,000 Seattle pick: 2B Richard Lake. Signing Bonus: $2,880,000 St. Louis pick: 3B Irving Hiltz. Signing Bonus: $960,000 Texas pick: CF Patrick Roxas. Signing Bonus: $1,144,000 Houston pick: SS Jose Desousa. Signing Bonus: $1,188,000 Cleveland pick: P Cosme Molina. Signing Bonus: $868,600 San Diego pick: RF Jermaine Tolbert. Signing Bonus: $182,400 Philadelphia pick: 1B Thomas Muirhead. Signing Bonus: $868,600 Los Angeles pick: P Richard Spradling. Signing Bonus: $510,000 New York (A) pick: 2B Earnest Sites. Signing Bonus: $182,400 Chicago (A) pick: P Jacinto Orta. Signing Bonus: $200,000 Colorado pick: RF John Whitesides. Signing Bonus: $260,000 Anaheim pick: CF Romeo Monasterio. Signing Bonus: $158,100 Florida pick: P Kenneth Williams. Signing Bonus: $646,800 Tampa Bay pick: P Sal Nazario. Signing Bonus: $470,000

[Ragone]

Man, you can tell which players had boras for their agent

[larrymcg421]

Player: SS Danny Wilson
Team: Florida
Current Assignment: Jupiter, A
Roster Slot: Starting SS, #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

Named the #93 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None


Player: 3B Travis Elkin
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Pawtucket, AAA
Roster Slot: Starting 3B, #2 Hitter

Notable News:

Named the #13 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None


Player: SP Tang Le Wood
Team: San Francisco
Current Assignment: Fresno, AAA
Roster Slot: #2 Starter

Notable Events:

Named the #52 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None


Player: SP Rob Nielsen
Team: Kansas City
Current Assignment: Omaha, AAA
Roster Slot: #3 Starter

Notable Events:

Named the #3 Overall MLB Prospect
Rob's new manager is only Decent at developing Pitchers

Current Stats:

None

[larrymcg421]

Player: 1B Jesse Ewiak
Team: Pittsburgh
Current Assignment: Hickory, A
Roster Slot: #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

Named the #10 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None


Player: SP Walter Alexander
Team: Cincinnatti
Current Assignment: Potomac, A
Roster Slot: #5 Starter

Notable Events:

Named the #2 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None


Player: SS James Halford
Team: Montreal
Current Assignment: Brevard County (My Hometown!)
Roster Slot: #2 Hitter

Notable Events:

Named the #22 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None


Player: 2B Al Mighty
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Sarasota, A
Roster Slot: #7 Hitter

Notable Events:

Named the #6 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None


Player: SP John Naumoff
Team: Minnesota
Current Assignment: Rochester, AAA
Roster Slot: #1 Starter

Notable Events:

Named the #1 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

None

[larrymcg421]

I plan on three sim stops during this season, one in two months, one at the all-star break, and the end of season review. There will eb an extra stop if anyone gets called up at the end of the season.

[larrymcg421]

June 1st Update

2015 Rookies

Player: SS Danny Wilson
Team: Florida
Current Assignment: Jupiter, A
Roster Slot: Starting SS, #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	51	199	57	9	1	4	25	29	19	34	6	4	.286	.355	.402	.757

Player: 3B Travis Elkin
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Pawtucket, AAA
Roster Slot: Starting 3B, #2 Hitter

Notable News:


Travis got his first taste of the big leagues when he was called up in April due to injuries. Travis only managed two pinch hit at bats with 0 hits, but it's a start.

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, AAA	38	145	46	3	1	7	24	26	13	37	4	3	.317	.377	.497	.874

Player: SP Tang Le Wood
Team: San Francisco
Current Assignment: Norwich, AA
Roster Slot: #2 Starter

Notable Events:

Tang has once again been demoted to AA

Current Stats:

Year G GS W L SV ERA IP HA R ER BB K CG SHO 2016, AA 4 4 0 2 0 5.04 30.1 41 18 17 9 19 1 0 2016, AAA 8 8 5 2 0 5.67 54.0 70 35 34 12 25 1 0

Player: SP Rob Nielsen
Team: Kansas City
Current Assignment: Omaha, AAA
Roster Slot: #3 Starter

Notable Events:

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, AAA	10	10	6	0	0	3.34	64.2	66	26	24	30	30	0	0

[larrymcg421]

June 1st Update

2016 Rookies

Player: 1B Jesse Ewiak
Team: Pittsburgh
Current Assignment: Hickory, A
Roster Slot: #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	51	182	50	9	2	4	32	22	27	43	8	5	.275	.386	.412	.798

Player: SP Walter Alexander
Team: Cincinnatti
Current Assignment: Potomac, A
Roster Slot: #4 Starter

Notable Events:

Walter was moved up to #4 in the rotation.

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, A	9	9	5	4	0	5.06	58.2	54	35	33	18	40	1	0

Player: SS James Halford
Team: Montreal
Current Assignment: Brevard County (My Hometown!)
Roster Slot: #2 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	50	196	37	4	0	11	18	24	7	52	6	1	.189	.221	.378	.598

Player: 2B Al Mighty
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Sarasota, A
Roster Slot: #7 Hitter

Notable Events:

Named the #6 Overall MLB Prospect

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	51	176	53	10	2	3	24	26	12	39	12	4	.301	.349	.432	.781

Player: SP John Naumoff
Team: Minnesota
Current Assignment: Minnesota, AL
Roster Slot: #5 Starter

Notable Events:

John Naumoff has been promoted to the Major Leagues!!

Game Log:

Date Opp. Result Start IP H R ER BB K Dec 4/9 DET L 1-6 * 5 9 5 5 2 2 L 5/30 CHA L 4-6 * 6 8 6 6 4 4 L

Rough start but really not bad for a 17 yr old!

[Travis]

Looks like Boston is going to have a scary infield soon, come on up to AAA soon Al, it's not too bad here.

[thealmighty]

Last player picked, biggest bonus. WooT, haha.

[thealmighty]

DOLA...

If I can keep a .300 average, I may be there soon, Travis. 3 HR is a bit surprising.

P.S.- larry, can we get some read on the competition we face at our position in the organization? I.e., Boston's 2nd base situation as a whole.

[Johnny93g]

#1 Prospect in baseball, and my major league pitching debut as a 17 year old....i hope they dont ruin me....even i know i need to develop a little

[DeToxRox]

.286 .. on fire now mofos.

[Coffee Warlord]

Oh ho. I have some friends in my pay rate now. C'mon over to my palace, folks! We can toast Scott Boras and bathe in our money.

[DeToxRox]

Originally Posted by Coffee Warlord

Oh ho. I have some friends in my pay rate now. C'mon over to my palace, folks! We can toast Scott Boras and bathe in our money.

With my measley 400 K, can I crash in your pool house in the off-season?

[Coffee Warlord]

Originally Posted by DeToxRoxDVHStyle

With my measley 400 K, can I crash in your pool house in the off-season?

It'll require a deposit of 2 attractive female groupies.

[DeToxRox]

Originally Posted by Coffee Warlord

It'll require a deposit of 2 attractive female groupies.

Well, I can probably give you one and then dress up.

[Coffee Warlord]

Originally Posted by DeToxRoxDVHStyle

Well, I can probably give you one and then dress up.

You can't do that shit till you hit 30 home runs in the show. Then you'll just be eccentric.

[DeToxRox]

Originally Posted by Coffee Warlord

You can't do that shit till you hit 30 home runs in the show. Then you'll just be eccentric.

Right now in Jupiter, Lady Marmalade plays when I come to the dish.

[larrymcg421]

All-Star Break

2015 Rookies

Player: SS Danny Wilson Team: Florida Current Assignment: High Desert, A Roster Slot: Starting SS, #5 Hitter Notable Events: Danny was injured on June 13th and out for 5 weeks with an inflamed rotator cuff muscle. While injured, Danny was traded to Milwaukee and sent to their A team. His new manager has a develop hitters skill of Outstanding. Current Stats: Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS 2016, A 51 199 57 9 1 4 25 29 19 34 6 4 .286 .355 .402 .757 Player: 3B Travis Elkin Team: Boston Current Assignment: Pawtucket, AAA Roster Slot: Starting 3B, #2 Hitter Notable News: Current Stats: Year G AB H 2B 3B HR RBI R BB K SB CS AVG OBP SLG OPS 2016, AAA 73 281 91 10 1 10 43 46 25 66 7 5 .324 .381 .473 .854 Player: SP Tang Le Wood Team: San Francisco Current Assignment: Norwich, AA Roster Slot: #2 Starter Notable Events: None Current Stats: Year G GS W L SV ERA IP HA R ER BB K CG SHO 2016, AA 12 12 0 8 0 6.75 76.0 111 60 57 20 49 2 0 2016, AAA 8 8 5 2 0 5.67 54.0 70 35 34 12 25 1 0 Player: SP Rob Nielsen Team: Kansas City Current Assignment: Omaha, AAA Roster Slot: #3 Starter Notable Events: None Current Stats: Year G GS W L SV ERA IP HA R ER BB K CG SHO 2016, AAA 17 17 8 3 0 3.94 102.2 112 54 45 48 61 0 0

[larrymcg421]

Player: 1B Jesse Ewiak
Team: Pittsburgh
Current Assignment: Hickory, A
Roster Slot: #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	89	321	77	14	4	8	45	39	48	88	10	7	.240	.353	.383	.736

Player: SP Walter Alexander
Team: Cincinnatti
Current Assignment: Potomac, A
Roster Slot: #4 Starter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, A	17	17	8	8	0	4.95	109.0	106	62	60	41	71	2	1

Player: SS James Halford
Team: Montreal
Current Assignment: Brevard County (My Hometown!)
Roster Slot: #2 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	87	337	68	9	0	15	24	47	19	87	14	1	.202	.246	.362	.609

Player: 2B Al Mighty
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Sarasota, A
Roster Slot: #7 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	86	305	87	15	2	5	30	38	24	78	15	5	.285	.339	.397	.736

Player: SP John Naumoff
Team: Minnesota
Current Assignment: Minnesota, AL
Roster Slot: #5 Starter

Notable Events:

John has been moved out of the rotation but has been made the #1 middle reliever on the squad.

Game Log:

Date Opp. Result Start IP H R ER BB K Dec 4/9 DET L 1-6 * 5 9 5 5 2 2 L 5/30 CHA L 4-6 * 6 8 6 6 4 4 L 6/4 BOS L 0-10 * 5.2 10 7 7 1 2 L 6/10 NYN W 13-3 * 7 7 3 3 2 4 W 6/16 @ATL W 5-2 * 7 4 1 1 3 4 W 6/25 MIL W 9-5 1.1 1 1 1 0 1 6/29 TOR L 2-5 3 3 1 1 0 2 7/1 TOR W 10-9 0.2 2 2 2 1 0

[DeToxRox]

Wow. I am just getting passed around like I am nothing. I HAVE EMOTIONS TOO!

[tanglewood]

I am pitching better in AAA ball than in AA which is strange enough. Add in that I am still with the AA club and THIS MAKES NO SENSE!

[Travis]

Quite liking the OPS, but I really need to up this average of a HR/28 AB's, make that a HR/16 AB's and we're talking permanent promotion to the majors.

[larrymcg421]

Originally Posted by thealmighty

DOLA...

If I can keep a .300 average, I may be there soon, Travis. 3 HR is a bit surprising.

P.S.- larry, can we get some read on the competition we face at our position in the organization? I.e., Boston's 2nd base situation as a whole.

No problem. I'll do this at my next update.

[Coolclint]

It's a rough first season, but I'm making that money, holla back.

[Johnny93g]

I get my first 2 wins...both great performances, and they move me to the pen....these guys are jerking me around......i know there gonna ruin me, i just know it.....

[larrymcg421]

AS requested by almighty, here is the current roster situation with the different franchises at our FOFC player's positions.

Danny Willson
Milwaukee Brewers SS

Majors: 32 yr old Billy Richardson is a pretty solid player with a career average of over .300. He is having a slow start this season, but I'd expect him to rebound in the 2nd half. He will probbaly be in decline by the time Danny is ready for the majors. Backing him up is 29 yr old Anthoyn McFarland, who is strictly a defensive backup.

AAA: The two Shortstops at this level are both hitting over .300 but they are also both over 30 yrs. old, so nothing for Danny to worry about.

AA: Thomas Sessions is a 28 yr old career minor leaguer. Jim Amin is his 24 yr old backup that doesn't appear to have much of a future.

A: The only other SS is 18 yr old Craig Frazier, who is currently hitting .171. He was a 3rd round pick so I doubt he will be able to compete with Danny.

Outlook: Milwaukee doesn't have any decent prospects once Richardson either declines or decides to hang it up. I assume they traded for Danny for this very reason. He should have no problem moving up the ladder here.

Travis Elkin
Boston 3B

Majors: 29 yr old Fernando Altamirano is currently the only 3B for Boston. He hasn't had much success in the past but is having a career year with a .276 average and 13 HR's. The fact that that is career year shows Travis doesn't have much to worry about. Fernando has already struck out 74 times this year, which could be a problem. He also isn't nearly as good a defensive player.

AA/A: Nothing here.

Outlook: There are a few other 3B in the minors, but no one for Travis to worry about. As soon as he's ready for the bigs, the spot will be his and will probably remain that way for a long time.

Tang Le Wood
San Francisco SP

Majors: 23 yr old John Dews will be a fixture for many years on this staff. The rest of the starting rotation is either old or untalented. I doubt any of them will still be here when Tang is ready to make his jump to the bigs.

AAA: No prospects here. Everyone is older than 27 and none of them are any good.

AA: Other than Tang, the staff ages are between 25-27 and none of them appear to have much potential, which si why Tang is the #1 starter despite his struggles.

A: No future prospects at this level.

Outlook: While Tang is really struggling right now, he has very little competition in this organization. The only thing for him to worry about are the frequent injuries.

Rob Nielsen
Kansas City SP

Majors: 29 yr old Alberto Hernandez and 29 yr old Joseph Howard are two of the best pitchers in the league. Hernandez is signed through 2019 but Howard's contract is up this year. 35 yr old Anton Alonso, 31 yr old David Croskey, and 33 yr old Willie Silvera round out the staff. Nothing for Rob to worry about.

AAA: Most of the pitchers have Major League experience, including 34 yr old Jose Savino with 107 career wins, but they are over 30 yrs old and have seen their best years. Rob's only competition here is 22 yr old Morris Edwards, who is having a great season at AAA and already has MLB experience.

AA: Nobody here of note.

A: There are two decent prospects here in 22 yr old Robert Paro and 21 yr old Jimmie Coachman.

Outlook: The Royals have an aging staff and I expect Rob to have a shot to make the rotation as early as next season. Edwards, Paro, and Coachman will eventually join Rob in what could make a great rotation of the future.

Jesse Ewiak
Pittsburgh 1B

Majors: Pittsburgh just traded for 25 yr old Adelando Pascua and he is having a good season with a .320 average and 36 RBI, but his contract is up this year. 33 yr old Tim Pledger has had a decent career but just lost his job to Pascua. He's signed through 2018 but I don't expect him to be around much longer. 25 yr old Robert Kellems is the 3rd 1B on the team. He started 99 games last season and hit .254 with 15 HR's, but has seen limited action. His contract is up and I don't expect him to stick around.

AAA: 26 yr old Willard Batchelor is having a great year at AAA and is just waiting for his shot. When he gets it depends on what Pittsburgh does in free agency.

AA: 25 yr old Cole Wesner is having a prettty good year at AA. He looks to be a decent prospect and is only being held back by Batchelor.

Outlook: Jesse has more competition than most of our other players, but if he fully develops he should have no problem leapfrogging the field.

Walter Alexander
Cincinnatti SP

Majors: 30 yr old Granville Wenz is in the midst of a nice 3 year run and has been selected to the 2016 NL all star team. He is signed through 2018 and will be around for a while. 26 yr old Allen Huggard is having a rough season, but has some good potential and I expect him to be around for a bit. The staff is rounded out by 27 yr old Noel Grice, 28 yr old Luis Hegwood, and 27 yr old Jose Vega. They are currently struggling but have been much better in previous years. Only Vega is signed past this season.

AAA: Nothing special here. Mostly below average pitchers hoping for an injury at the Majors.

AA: 20 yr old Merle Cook was a 1st round pick in 2015. He is having a good year at the AA level and I expect him to move up soon.

A: 23 yr old Donald McCormick is the only other prospect here but he has developed very slowly. He will have to get better in a hurry to challenge Walter.

Outlook: Cincinatti has a decent group of starters and a couple of prospects, but I still expect there to be room for Walter when he's ready.

James Halford
Montral SS

Majors: Herbert Gulick is a potential future hall of famer, but he's 37 yrs old and this is likely his last season. 29 yr old Michael Harris and 28 yr old Matias Prados are both waiting in the wings, and both have the talent to take over.

AAA: 29 yr old Shawn King is having a monster year at AAA with a .302 average and 21 HR's. It's possible he could challenge Harris and Prados for the job next year.

AA: 28 yr old Jesus Menjivar is also having a great year, with a .325 average and 25 HR's. However, his age will probably prevent him from ever making the majors.

Outlook: James has a steep hill to climb for the next few years. A trade may be his best bet.

Al Mighty
Boston 2B

Majors: Lucas Rodriguez has had a fantastic career, with a .298 career average and 142 HR's. He is 36 years old and has missed some time this season due to injury. He is signed through 2017 and I expect that to be his final year. 30 yr old Frederick Andling is the backup but he has had a miserable season and may not get re-signed.

AAA: Nothing to look at here. Just older players holding spots until the younger players are ready to move up.

AA: 26 yr old Timothy Hints is having a monster year with 25 HR's, but the fact he's being held back at AA behind the scrubs at AA leaves me much doubt as to his real potential.

Outlook: Boston does not appear to have much talent at 2b int he future. Al has a good chance to move up if he can develop quickly. I expect him to be in AAA next year.

John Naumoff
Minnesota SP

Majors: Of course, John has already made it here but has been moved to Middle Relief. John was probably moved up too quickly. There is some decent talent in the starting staff, but two of them will be free agents at the end of the year.

AAA/AA/A: Minnesota's situation here is so pathetic that there is no point in gong through each level individually.

Outlook: If Minnesota does not re-sign either of their free agent starters, then John should be moved back to the rotation next season. Otherwise he could be looking at a career as a middle reliever.

[larrymcg421]

September 1st Report

Player: SS Danny Wilson
Team: Milwaukee
Current Assignment: High Desert, A
Roster Slot: Starting SS, #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	126	478	133	19	4	17	72	75	36	83	23	9	.278	.331	.441	.773

Player: 3B Travis Elkin
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Boston, AL
Roster Slot: Backup 3B

Notable News:

Travis was called up on August 14th and has even got a few starts in.

Game Log:

Date	Opp.	Result	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	K	Spot
4/21	@NYA	L 6-7	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	#1
4/22	@NYA	L 6-16	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	#8
8/14	KCA	W 5-1	4	0	1	0	0	0	1	0	2	#6
8/20	@KCA	L 2-3	1	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	#1
8/29	CLE	L 7-11	5	1	2	0	0	1	3	0	0	#6
8/31	TEX	W 7-6	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	#5

Current Stats:

Batting	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	TAVG	ISO
	6	12	3	0	0	1	4	1	0	3	.250	.250	.500	.750	.667	.250

Player: SP Tang Le Wood
Team: San Francisco
Current Assignment: San Jose, A
Roster Slot: #2 Starter

Notable Events:

Tang has been demoted to Single A.

Tang has suffered two more injuries since our last update. He is currently out for 3-4 weeks with a ruptured elbow ligament.

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, A	9	9	6	1	0	1.98	59.0	47	15	13	14	38	3	0
2016, AA	13	13	1	8	0	6.21	84.0	121	61	58	21	55	2	0
2016, AAA	8	8	5	2	0	5.67	54.0	70	35	34	12	25	1	0

Player: SP Rob Nielsen
Team: Kansas City
Current Assignment: Kansas City, AL
Roster Slot: #5 Starter

Notable Events:

Rob has been called up to the majors and will be the #5 starter in the rotation, replacing Joseph Howard who was traded to Minnesota for a closer. This means Rob will probably be a fixture in the rotation from now on.

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, AAA	27	27	12	7	0	4.53	169.0	187	95	85	75	97	1	0

[larrymcg421]

Player: 1B Jesse Ewiak
Team: Pittsburgh
Current Assignment: Hickory, A
Roster Slot: #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	133	477	118	23	7	12	70	65	79	121	16	10	.247	.366	.400	.766

Player: SP Walter Alexander
Team: Cincinnatti
Current Assignment: Potomac, A
Roster Slot: #4 Starter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, A	25	25	11	10	0	4.82	160.2	166	88	86	58	111	2	1

Player: SS James Halford
Team: Montreal
Current Assignment: Brevard County (My Hometown!)
Roster Slot: #2 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	132	508	110	15	2	21	40	70	33	126	24	4	.217	.266	.378	.644

Player: 2B Al Mighty
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Sarasota, A
Roster Slot: #7 Hitter

Notable Events:

Al has been hurt for the last month with a strained elbow ligament. He is currently listed day to day at 70% and expected full recovery in 5 weeks.

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	128	459	132	22	3	11	53	67	38	130	21	9	.288	.343	.420	.764

Player: SP John Naumoff
Team: Minnesota
Current Assignment: Minnesota, AL
Roster Slot: Middle Reliever

Notable Events:

None

Game Log:

Date	Opp.	Result	Start	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	Dec
7/28	@BAL	W 8-4		0.1	1	0	0	0	0
8/11	@KCA	W 8-4		1.2	0	0	0	0	1
8/13	@ANA	L 1-12		3.2	4	2	2	1	2
8/19	OAK	W 5-4		2.1	1	1	1	1	2	W
8/20	SEA	L 7-11		3	1	2	2	2	1
8/21	SEA	L 3-8		3.2	4	0	0	1	0
8/26	@OAK	L 0-3		2.1	0	0	0	1	1
8/27	@OAK	W 11-10		1.2	3	2	2	0	0
8/30	CLE	L 6-7		0.2	0	1	1	1	1
8/31	CLE	L 7-8		1.1	4	2	2	0	1	L

Current Stats:

Overall	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	CG%	SHO	QS	QS%
	20	5	3	4	0	4.84	67.0	68	36	36	25	37	0	.0	0	2	40.0

[larrymcg421]

East

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Boston 69 62 .527 - 65-66 4 35-31 34-31 6-4 20-12 31 W1 4-6 Baltimore 69 63 .523 .5 63-69 6 38-29 31-34 6-7 23-8 - L4 3-7 New York (A) 63 69 .477 6.5 66-66 -3 36-31 27-38 5-5 14-21 - L1 6-4 Tampa Bay 60 72 .455 9.5 59-73 1 35-28 25-44 5-1 17-14 - L2 1-9 Toronto 59 72 .450 10.0 62-69 -3 29-36 30-36 4-5 15-27 - W1 6-4

Central

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Chicago (A) 71 60 .542 - 73-58 -2 35-32 36-28 4-6 22-18 29 L1 5-5 Detroit 70 63 .526 2.0 70-63 0 34-34 36-29 5-4 18-19 - W1 8-2 Cleveland 61 71 .462 10.5 61-71 0 27-37 34-34 6-6 18-18 - W5 8-2 Kansas City 59 71 .454 11.5 64-66 -5 31-35 28-36 2-6 13-25 - L1 3-7 Minnesota 52 79 .397 19.0 56-75 -4 24-43 28-36 2-1 13-13 - L4 1-9

West

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Texas 84 47 .641 - 77-54 7 44-22 40-25 3-5 13-16 22 L2 6-4 Anaheim 74 57 .565 10.0 77-54 -3 41-23 33-34 4-3 16-19 - W4 8-2 Seattle 69 61 .531 14.5 68-62 1 37-27 32-34 5-5 15-9 - W2 5-5 Oakland 61 70 .466 23.0 59-72 2 29-36 32-34 3-8 16-16 - W3 6-4

National Standings

East

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Florida 69 62 .527 - 62-69 7 32-33 37-29 7-9 27-17 29 W1 4-6 Atlanta 67 65 .508 2.5 69-63 -2 30-35 37-30 9-6 14-18 - L2 4-6 Montreal 67 65 .508 2.5 65-67 2 35-31 32-34 11-4 23-20 - L1 7-3 New York (N) 62 71 .466 8.0 68-65 -6 32-36 30-35 5-7 15-24 - L2 6-4 Philadelphia 57 75 .432 12.5 59-73 -2 28-39 29-36 6-7 20-17 - W1 2-8

Central

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Pittsburgh 80 53 .602 - 75-58 5 39-27 41-26 4-7 21-18 29 L3 7-3 Cincinnati 78 54 .591 1.5 71-61 7 34-31 44-23 7-5 19-18 - W1 6-4 Chicago (N) 66 64 .508 12.5 67-63 -1 37-29 29-35 6-3 19-14 - L1 5-5 St. Louis 62 70 .470 17.5 62-70 0 28-37 34-33 7-4 23-19 - W3 6-4 Houston 60 71 .458 19.0 61-70 -1 29-37 31-34 5-4 25-20 - W3 5-5 Milwaukee 60 71 .458 19.0 62-69 -2 25-41 35-30 7-5 19-23 - W1 4-6

West

Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 San Diego 71 60 .542 - 69-62 2 37-27 34-33 9-6 22-16 28 W3 6-4 Arizona 68 64 .515 3.5 69-63 -1 36-30 32-34 6-4 16-21 - L2 5-5 Los Angeles 68 66 .507 4.5 66-68 2 34-33 34-33 5-7 19-18 - W2 6-4 San Francisco 59 72 .450 12.0 62-69 -3 29-37 30-35 6-8 18-23 - L8 1-9 Colorado 58 73 .443 13.0 66-65 -8 29-37 29-36 2-10 11-23 - L1 5-5

[larrymcg421]

American, Triple-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Sacramento (OAK) 88 43 .672 .0 2 Oklahoma (TEX) 76 55 .580 12.0 3 Rochester (MIN) 71 60 .542 17.0 4 Buffalo (CLE) 71 61 .538 17.5 5 Omaha (KCA) 67 63 .515 20.5 6 Pawtucket (BOS) 67 64 .511 21.0 7 Salt Lake (ANA) 67 64 .511 21.0 8 Ottawa (BAL) 66 66 .500 22.5 9 Durham (TB) 64 68 .485 24.5 10 Columbus (NYA) 64 68 .485 24.5 11 Syracuse (TOR) 56 75 .427 32.0 12 Tacoma (SEA) 55 75 .423 32.5 13 Charlotte (CHA) 55 76 .420 33.0 14 Toledo (DET) 51 82 .383 38.0

American, Double-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Portland (BOS) 73 58 .557 .0 2 New Hampshire (TOR) 73 58 .557 .0 3 Wichita (KCA) 71 59 .546 1.5 4 Akron (CLE) 72 60 .545 1.5 5 Arkansas (ANA) 70 61 .534 3.0 6 Bowie (BAL) 70 62 .530 3.5 7 New Britian (MIN) 65 66 .496 8.0 8 Frisco (TEX) 64 67 .489 9.0 9 Trenton (NYA) 63 69 .477 10.5 10 Erie (DET) 61 72 .459 13.0 11 Midland (OAK) 59 72 .450 14.0 12 Birmingham (CHA) 57 74 .435 16.0 13 San Antonio (SEA) 55 75 .423 17.5 14 Orlando (TB) 55 77 .417 18.5

American, Single-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Kinston (CLE) 82 50 .621 .0 2 Bakersfield (TB) 80 52 .606 2.0 3 Rancho Cucamonga (ANA) 74 57 .565 7.5 4 Modesto (OAK) 70 61 .534 11.5 5 Dunedin (TOR) 68 63 .519 13.5 6 San Bernardino (SEA) 67 63 .515 14.0 7 Stockton (TEX) 67 64 .511 14.5 8 Sarasota (BOS) 66 65 .504 15.5 9 Fort Myers (MIN) 64 67 .489 17.5 10 Lakeland (DET) 62 71 .466 20.5 11 Winston-Salem (CHA) 61 70 .466 20.5 12 Battle Creek (NYA) 59 73 .447 23.0 13 Aberdeen (BAL) 50 82 .379 32.0 14 Wilmington (KCA) 44 86 .338 37.0

National, Triple-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 New Orleans (HOU) 94 37 .718 .0 2 Norfolk (NYN) 81 52 .609 14.0 3 Las Vegas (LAN) 81 53 .604 14.5 4 Iowa (CHN) 74 56 .569 19.5 5 Edmonton (MON) 71 61 .538 23.5 6 Portland (SDN) 70 61 .534 24.0 7 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (PHI) 66 66 .500 28.5 8 Nashville (PIT) 66 67 .496 29.0 9 Louisville (CIN) 63 69 .477 31.5 10 Memphis (STL) 63 69 .477 31.5 11 Tucson (ARI) 61 71 .462 33.5 12 Colorado Springs (COL) 57 74 .435 37.0 13 Albuquerque (FLO) 54 77 .412 40.0 14 Fresno (SFN) 54 77 .412 40.0 15 Richmond (ATL) 52 80 .394 42.5 16 Indianapolis (MIL) 48 83 .366 46.0

National, Double-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Tulsa (COL) 82 49 .626 .0 2 Tennessee (STL) 76 56 .576 6.5 3 Round Rock (HOU) 74 57 .565 8.0 4 Harrisburg (MON) 73 59 .553 9.5 5 El Paso (ARI) 72 60 .545 10.5 6 Norwich (SFN) 70 61 .534 12.0 7 Chattanooga (CIN) 70 62 .530 12.5 8 Altoona (PIT) 66 67 .496 17.0 9 Greenville (ATL) 64 68 .485 18.5 10 Huntsville (MIL) 63 68 .481 19.0 11 Jacksonville (LAN) 64 70 .478 19.5 12 West Tenn (CHN) 62 68 .477 19.5 13 Reading (PHI) 62 70 .470 20.5 14 Carolina (FLO) 59 72 .450 23.0 15 Mobile (SDN) 54 77 .412 28.0 16 Binghamton (NYN) 54 79 .406 29.0

National, Single-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 St. Lucie (NYN) 94 39 .707 .0 2 South Georgia (LAN) 86 48 .642 8.5 3 High Desert (MIL) 76 55 .580 17.0 4 Rome (ATL) 75 57 .568 18.5 5 Palm Beach County (STL) 73 59 .553 20.5 6 Lexington (HOU) 65 66 .496 28.0 7 Visalia (COL) 63 68 .481 30.0 8 Lancaster (ARI) 62 70 .470 31.5 9 Potomac (CIN) 62 70 .470 31.5 10 Jupiter (FLO) 61 70 .466 32.0 11 Lake Elsinore (SDN) 61 70 .466 32.0 12 San Jose (SFN) 59 72 .450 34.0 13 Daytona (CHN) 57 73 .438 35.5 14 Clearwater (PHI) 57 75 .432 36.5 15 Hickory (PIT) 55 78 .414 39.0 16 Brevard County (MON) 53 79 .402 40.5

[thealmighty]

Thanks, Larry. Great job.

Damn injury holding me down, screwing up my development.

[Coffee Warlord]

To the majors I go! The road to the Hall of Fame begins!

[larrymcg421]

I'm gonna sim a week at a time now, so we can get a look at our three guys in the majors.

3B Travis Elkin
Boston

Travis did not make it in any games this week. Boston fell back a bit in their division race. They are now half a game back in their division and 7 games back in the wildcard race.

SP Rob Nielsen
Kansas City

Rob got the first start of his career. After giving p a run and barely getting out of a bases loaded situation in the 1st inning, Rob settled down and only alllowed one more run over 6.1 innings. His teammates provided him with 16 runs of support to ensure Rob of his first major league win.

P John Naumoff
Minnesota

John got quite a bit of work in middle relief this week. On 09/01 he threw 3 innings and allowed 1 run, and 09/05 he threw 3 innings and allowed 2 runs.

[larrymcg421]

09/06 - 09/12

3B Travis Elkin
Boston

Travis only got one at bat this week, and struck out. He did get some time as a defensive replacement. Boston is now up half a game in the division race.

SP Rob Nielsen
Kansas City

Rob's 2nd start did not go very well, as he got chased in the 5th inning after allowing 5 runs over 4.2. However, his teammates picked him up and came back to win the game.

P John Naumoff
Minnesota

John did not get any work this week.

[larrymcg421]

09/14-09/20

3B Travis Elkin
Boston

Travis did not get any at bats this week.

SP Rob Nielsen
Kansas City

Rob allowed 3 runs over 5.2 innings and left with his team down 3-2. Once again, his team came back for him and they won 4-3. Rob is 1-0 with a 5.40 ERA so far this season.

P John Naumoff
Minnesota

John started off the week decently, allowing one run over 2.1 innings and picking up a win. His next two outing were painful. The next day he allowed 4 runs over 1.1 innings and three days after that he allowed 2 runs over 1.2 innings. His season ERA has risen to 5.26

[larrymcg421]

09/20/-09/26

3B Travis Elkin
Boston

Travis got a start on 09/24 and went 0-4 while Boston suffered a 21-6 massacre. He got a chance to pinch run later in the week and scored a run. Boston is now 1 game behind with 6 to go.

SP Rob Nielsen
Kansas City

Rob got roughed up in his 4th start, but I thin the fault can be applied to his manager. Rob had only allowed 3 runs over the first 6 innings, but got rocked for 3 more runs in the 7th. Prehaps he should have been taken out sooner.

Later in the week, he allowed 4 runs in 5.2 innings, but once again the team bailed him out and came back to win 14-7.


P John Naumoff
Minnesota

John got a ton of work this week. It'd probably be easier just to show his game log.

Date	Opp.	Result	Start	IP	H	R	ER	BB	K	Dec
9/21	@BAL	L 7-8		1	3	2	1	0	0
9/23	@KCA	L 6-7		1.1	1	0	0	2	1
9/25	@KCA	W 4-2		1.2	0	0	0	1	1
9/26	@KCA	L 7-14		0.1	2	2	2	0	0

[Travis]

Gah, gotta be better in the clutch than to go 0fer and strike out when I get a chance at the plate. Gotta shine so I can get some playing time in the post season.

[larrymcg421]

There is a huge series starting this week. Boston and Baltimore are separated by one game with 6 to go. The loser will not make the wild card spot.

9/27: Boston roughs up Baltimore 18-5. Travis gets in late in the massacre and knocks in 2 RBI's. The teams are now tied.

09/28: Boston moves 1 game ahead by winning a close one, 5-4.

09/29: Baltimore evens it up by taking the last game 7-4

09/30: Both teams have the day off.

10/1: Boston beats Toronto 7-4 and Baltimore beats Cleveland 8-6 to keep things even. Rob Nielsen has his best game of the season against Minnesota, only allowing 2 runs over 8 innings. He did not get his usual run support and left the game tied 2-2. The game stayed even until the 12th inning, when the Royals got 4 runs off of John Naumoff.

10/2: Boston beats Toronto 8-5, but Baltimore stumbles in a 11-4 loss against Cleveland. Boston now only needs a win or a Baltimore loss to win the division.

10/3: Early in the day, Baltiore wins a 10-5 decision and puts the pressue on Boston. Boston didn't appear to be affected by it, as they throttled Toronto 19-5 to capture the AL East title.

[Travis]

And so the real season is almost ready to begin!

Heck of a job with this larry, great write ups.

[Johnny93g]

ya, enjoyable read....accept for the parts about John Naumoff allowing all those runs.....still i think the fact im getting innings in the majors at this point is good for my development.....i thought i would basically be up with the big club and sit.....next year, #3 starter.....guarenteed

[larrymcg421]

Great news! Travis has been put on Boston's postseason roster.

Note: I expanded the divisional round to 7 games, because I think a 5 game series is ridiculous.

Boston (84-78) will be facing Texas (98-64) who had the best record in the league this season and they feature three time MVP Jeffrey Singletary who hiy 55 HR's and 146 RBI's this season.

Game 1 at Texas: Boston drops the first game 6-2. No playing time for Travis.

Game 2 at Texas: Travis got a chance to pinch hit in the 9th inning with his team down one run. He forced a walk and came around to score the tying run. This was part of a 5 run 9th that gave Boston the victory.

Game 3 at Boston: Boston drops a heartbreaker at home, 7-6. They were down 6-3 and almost ralllied for the win. No playing time for Travis.

Game 4 at Boston: This was an exciting one. Boston holds a 5-2 lead through 7. Texas explodes for 4 runs in the top of the 8th. Boston scored on in the bottom half to tie it up. Boston scores in the bottom of the 10th to take game 4 and even up the series at 2.

Game 5 at Boston: A rarity in baseball these days; a well pitched game. Boston holds Texas to 6 hits and 1 run over 9 innings to take a 3-2 lead in the series.

Game 6 at Texas: Boston erases an early deficit with a 3 run 4th inning to tie it up 5-5. Texas takes the lead backin the 7th inning and Boston is unable to respond. We will go to a 7th game. Amazingly all four division series will be going to a 7th game.

[larrymcg421]

Boston at Texas
Divisional Series
Game 7

Top 2nd: James Hickman singles and steals 2nd. With 2 outs, Gonzalo Hermosillo strokes a single to give Boston a 1-0 lead.

Bottom 2nd: Hermosillo gives one back to Texas by booting a grounder that allowed a Texas runner to advance to 3rd. Steffen Como knocked him home to tie the game 1-1.

Top 4th: Boston gets runners on 1st and 2nd but canot capitalize.

Bottom 4th: Another error by Hermosillo puts the same runner on 3rd base. This time Texas isunable to bring him home.

The pitchers have really buckled down now and there is very little action to report as of the 7th inning.

Top 8th: 1-2-3

Bottom 8th: 1-2-3

Top 9th:James Hickman, who got things started in the 2nd inning, hits a leadoff HR to give Boston a 2-1 lead. Two walks put runners on 1st and 2nd with 0 outs. Hermosillo is out on fielder's choice, leaving runners at the corners with 1 out. Billy Major strikes out. Texas brings reliever Pete Schroeder in and he gets Thomas Griffin to ground out and keeps it a 1 run game.

Bottom 9th: Danger. Texas has their 3-4-5 hitters coming up and that means Jeffrey Singletary is leading off. Obviously, he can't be walked in a one run game. Boston brings closer Richard Hopping in, who led the AL with 38 saves this year. Quite a matchup we've got here.

With the count 1-1, Singletary blasts Hopping's pitch to deep center field. It clears the wall and we have a tie ballgame!

Hopping gets the next two batters, but Steffen Como doubles with two outs. A single here would send Texas to the ALCS, Hopping strikes the batter out. We're headed to extra innings.

[Travis]

Gah, how do you stop there?!

[larrymcg421]

Top 10th: First two Boston batters go down easy. Boyd Tenney manages a walk with two outs, but is caught stealing on the very next play to end the inning.

Bottom 10th: Hopping is still in. He allows a single to Charlie Balbas. Texas pinch hitter Gregory Arriola (quite a name) sacrifices the runner to 2nd. Next batter grounds out to 2nd. Joshua Meany comes up with two outs. He hit .273 with 10 HR and 72 RBI this season. Hopping gets behind in the count 2-0. On the next pitch, Meany hits a line drive over the shortstop and Balbas comes home to score. Texas wins the series 4 games to 3.

[larrymcg421]

LCS: After falling behind 3 games to one, Texas came back with three straight wins to deny the Chicago White Sox their third straight World Series victory. In the NLCS, four games were decided by one run and another by two runs, but the deciding 7th game was a blowout as Atlanta won 12-2.

World Series: Jeffrey Singletary had 3 HR's and 7 RBI's to lead Texas to a victory over Atlanta in 6 games.

[larrymcg421]

End of Season Report:

Player: SS Danny Wilson
Team: Milwaukee
Current Assignment: High Desert, A
Roster Slot: Starting SS, #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	133	507	142	21	7	18	76	80	36	90	24	10	.280	.333	.456	.788

Player: 3B Travis Elkin
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Boston, AL
Roster Slot: Backup 3B

Notable News:

None

Current Stats:

Batting	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	TAVG	ISO
	12	22	5	0	0	1	6	4	0	6	.227	.227	.364	.591	.471	.136

Player: SP Tang Le Wood
Team: San Francisco
Current Assignment: San Jose, A
Roster Slot: #2 Starter

Notable Events:

Tang has been demoted to Single A.

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, A	9	9	6	1	0	1.98	59.0	47	15	13	14	38	3	0
2016, AA	13	13	1	8	0	6.21	84.0	121	61	58	21	55	2	0
2016, AAA	8	8	5	2	0	5.67	54.0	70	35	34	12	25	1	0

Player: SP Rob Nielsen
Team: Kansas City
Current Assignment: Kansas City, AL
Roster Slot: #5 Starter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Overall	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	CG%	SHO	QS	QS%
	6	6	1	0	0	5.35	37.0	36	23	22	21	15	0	.0	0	2	33.3

[larrymcg421]

Player: 1B Jesse Ewiak
Team: Pittsburgh
Current Assignment: Hickory, A
Roster Slot: #5 Hitter

Notable Events:

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	140	501	126	24	7	12	72	70	86	128	18	10	.251	.373	.399	.772

Player: SP Walter Alexander
Team: Cincinnatti
Current Assignment: Potomac, A
Roster Slot: #4 Starter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	SHO
2016, A	27	27	13	10	0	4.64	176.1	176	93	91	64	117	2	1

Player: SS James Halford
Team: Montreal
Current Assignment: Brevard County (My Hometown!)
Roster Slot: #2 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	138	532	114	16	2	21	41	71	34	137	26	5	.214	.263	.370	.633

Player: 2B Al Mighty
Team: Boston
Current Assignment: Sarasota, A
Roster Slot: #7 Hitter

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Year	G	AB	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	R	BB	K	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
2016, A	133	479	138	24	4	12	58	70	39	134	21	9	.288	.343	.430	.773

Player: SP John Naumoff
Team: Minnesota
Current Assignment: Minnesota, AL
Roster Slot: Middle Reliever

Notable Events:

None

Current Stats:

Overall	G	GS	W	L	SV	ERA	IP	HA	R	ER	BB	K	CG	CG%	SHO	QS	QS%
	33	5	4	6	0	5.34	89.1	103	58	53	38	48	0	.0	0	2	40.0

[larrymcg421]

American, Triple-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Sacramento (OAK) 92 44 .676 .0 2 Oklahoma (TEX) 80 57 .584 12.5 3 Rochester (MIN) 76 62 .551 17.0 4 Buffalo (CLE) 75 64 .540 18.5 5 Omaha (KCA) 71 67 .514 22.0 6 Salt Lake (ANA) 70 68 .507 23.0 7 Pawtucket (BOS) 68 70 .493 25.0 8 Durham (TB) 67 71 .486 26.0 9 Ottawa (BAL) 67 71 .486 26.0 10 Columbus (NYA) 67 71 .486 26.0 11 Tacoma (SEA) 61 77 .442 32.0 12 Syracuse (TOR) 60 78 .435 33.0 13 Charlotte (CHA) 57 81 .413 36.0 14 Toledo (DET) 53 85 .384 40.0

American, Double-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Akron (CLE) 77 62 .554 .0 2 New Hampshire (TOR) 76 62 .551 .5 3 Wichita (KCA) 75 63 .543 1.5 4 Portland (BOS) 75 63 .543 1.5 5 Arkansas (ANA) 73 65 .529 3.5 6 Bowie (BAL) 73 65 .529 3.5 7 Frisco (TEX) 68 69 .496 8.0 8 New Britian (MIN) 67 71 .486 9.5 9 Trenton (NYA) 67 71 .486 9.5 10 Erie (DET) 63 75 .457 13.5 11 Midland (OAK) 62 74 .456 13.5 12 Birmingham (CHA) 62 76 .449 14.5 13 San Antonio (SEA) 59 79 .428 17.5 14 Orlando (TB) 57 81 .413 19.5

American, Single-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Kinston (CLE) 86 53 .619 .0 2 Bakersfield (TB) 85 53 .616 .5 3 Rancho Cucamonga (ANA) 76 62 .551 9.5 4 Stockton (TEX) 72 65 .526 13.0 5 Modesto (OAK) 71 65 .522 13.5 6 Sarasota (BOS) 71 67 .514 14.5 7 Dunedin (TOR) 70 68 .507 15.5 8 San Bernardino (SEA) 70 68 .507 15.5 9 Fort Myers (MIN) 68 70 .493 17.5 10 Winston-Salem (CHA) 64 74 .464 21.5 11 Lakeland (DET) 63 75 .457 22.5 12 Battle Creek (NYA) 63 75 .457 22.5 13 Aberdeen (BAL) 52 86 .377 33.5 14 Wilmington (KCA) 49 89 .355 36.5

National, Triple-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 New Orleans (HOU) 98 40 .710 .0 2 Las Vegas (LAN) 85 54 .612 13.5 3 Norfolk (NYN) 83 55 .601 15.0 4 Iowa (CHN) 79 59 .572 19.0 5 Portland (SDN) 73 64 .533 24.5 6 Edmonton (MON) 73 65 .529 25.0 7 Scranton/Wilkes-Barre (PHI) 70 68 .507 28.0 8 Nashville (PIT) 68 72 .486 31.0 9 Louisville (CIN) 67 73 .479 32.0 10 Memphis (STL) 64 73 .467 33.5 11 Tucson (ARI) 64 74 .464 34.0 12 Colorado Springs (COL) 59 77 .434 38.0 13 Albuquerque (FLO) 59 78 .431 38.5 14 Fresno (SFN) 57 81 .413 41.0 15 Richmond (ATL) 55 83 .399 43.0 16 Indianapolis (MIL) 51 87 .370 47.0

National, Double-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 Tulsa (COL) 84 52 .618 .0 2 Tennessee (STL) 78 59 .569 6.5 3 Round Rock (HOU) 77 61 .558 8.0 4 Harrisburg (MON) 76 62 .551 9.0 5 Norwich (SFN) 76 62 .551 9.0 6 El Paso (ARI) 75 63 .543 10.0 7 Chattanooga (CIN) 73 67 .521 13.0 8 Altoona (PIT) 71 69 .507 15.0 9 Reading (PHI) 68 70 .493 17.0 10 Jacksonville (LAN) 67 72 .482 18.5 11 West Tenn (CHN) 66 72 .478 19.0 12 Huntsville (MIL) 65 73 .471 20.0 13 Greenville (ATL) 65 73 .471 20.0 14 Carolina (FLO) 62 75 .453 22.5 15 Mobile (SDN) 56 81 .409 28.5 16 Binghamton (NYN) 56 82 .406 29.0

National, Single-A Standings

Team W L PCT GB 1 St. Lucie (NYN) 97 41 .703 .0 2 South Georgia (LAN) 90 49 .647 7.5 3 High Desert (MIL) 80 58 .580 17.0 4 Rome (ATL) 79 59 .572 18.0 5 Palm Beach County (STL) 76 61 .555 20.5 6 Potomac (CIN) 69 71 .493 29.0 7 Lexington (HOU) 67 71 .486 30.0 8 Lancaster (ARI) 66 72 .478 31.0 9 Visalia (COL) 64 72 .471 32.0 10 Jupiter (FLO) 63 74 .460 33.5 11 San Jose (SFN) 63 75 .457 34.0 12 Lake Elsinore (SDN) 62 75 .453 34.5 13 Daytona (CHN) 61 77 .442 36.0 14 Brevard County (MON) 58 80 .420 39.0 15 Clearwater (PHI) 57 81 .413 40.0 16 Hickory (PIT) 57 83 .407 41.0

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