2003 Awards Talk

[umd]

You mean Indy isn't awesome because they went a combined 32-10 against two teams that won 60 and 51 games?

And Pat isn't awesome because he beat a 48-win team 17 times?

Yes, I finally got a mention.

[Carlos]

You mean Indy isn't awesome because they went a combined 32-10 against two teams that won 60 and 51 games?

And Pat isn't awesome because he beat a 48-win team 17 times?

Hey, we gave Indy 6 of those 10 losses. You respect me.

Also, the following teams had a losing record against Denver:

Carolina
Hartford
Los Alamos

Shit shows, the three of you.

[spot]

Shit shows, the three of you.

Sing it sister!

[Matt]

Since NO and Wilm haven't voted I'm gonna hold the new league files as hostages until they do.

[Jistic]

Since NO and Wilm haven't voted I'm gonna hold the new league files as hostages until they do.

Please don't.

[Matt]

Thanks everyone for voting.

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[Pat]

Travis DuFour - IL Pale Ale Pitcher

Dude deserved it. Took a chance drafting him back in 1994 with the 15th overall pick. At the time we was hurt with a torn flexor tendon in his elbow which caused his stock to fall. Fast forward to 2003 and he is the winning pitcher for the clinching Game 6 of the Brewmaster's.

DuFour now has four rings. One from Double-A, one from Triple-A and two back-to-back in the BLB.

[Jake]

I'll never forget DuFour because I passed on him at 1.8 to select Omar Ramos IIRC, because of the injury.

[Pat]

I vividly remember that draft because it was Mwetts first. I obviously was guiding him through those first few seasons but that draft he was adamant on drafting by himself. I told him to be wary of internationals but he was ecstatic when Baldassario Vercesi fell to him. Huge bust.

But it was a great draft for pitchers: Keifer, Vleugal, Burns, Martinez and Gerard all went in the first before DuFour.

[Carlos]

Gerard was still an excellent choice that I remember a few not liking.

I just made the very not excellent choice of trading him away.

[Jimmy]

Great draft year. I got Dusty Simmons and Victor Alvarez with my first two picks.

[Delandis]

I vividly remember that draft because it was Mwetts first. I obviously was guiding him through those first few seasons but that draft he was adamant on drafting by himself. I told him to be wary of internationals but he was ecstatic when Baldassario Vercesi fell to him. Huge bust.

But it was a great draft for pitchers: Keifer, Vleugal, Burns, Martinez and Gerard all went in the first before DuFour.

Vleugel should've had his Pale Ale already. He was robbed in 2000.

[Jistic]

Oh here we go again....

[Delandis]

I vividly remember that draft because it was Mwetts first. I obviously was guiding him through those first few seasons but that draft he was adamant on drafting by himself. I told him to be wary of internationals but he was ecstatic when Baldassario Vercesi fell to him. Huge bust.

But it was a great draft for pitchers: Keifer, Vleugal, Burns, Martinez and Gerard all went in the first before DuFour.

Don't forget Wade Coates. Destroyed by an elbow injury and poor development.

I really thought Dufour was going to struggle to make the BLB. Perfect fit for you guys.

[Delandis]

Oh here we go again....

If you'd like to do so, we can.