*-* 1988 BLB Bold Predictions and Players to Watch *-*

[Ryan]

Gremades will have a career year:

.360, 33 HR, 120 RBI

Lol, oh no doubt.

[Lintyfresh85]

That fucking pussy will finally hit for power. Shit head.

[Ryan]

That fucking pussy will finally hit for power. Shit head.

Personally, I don't see why you need to make this thread so personal. I mean, I'm a person over here!!

[Clay]

OK... I'll go a little further out on the limb... I suck at these though...

Domestic League

Ale Division
Maine Guides
Hartford Whalers
Pawtucket Patriots
Pittsburgh Millers

Lager Division
Hyundai Dinos
Los Lunas Javelinas
Mississippi Storm
Sin City Gamblers

Pilsner Division
Dallas Snappers
Indianapolis Clowns
Denver Bulls
Syracuse Slammers

DL Wildcard
Indianapolis
Los Lunas
Hartford

Import League

Stout Division
Washington Bats
Virginia Colonials
Wilmington Wildcats
Morgantown Mohawks

Bock Division
Carolina Tobs
Windy City Playboys
Los Alamos Bandits
Davenport Brawlers

Porter Division
California Kodiaks
Baltimore Bulldogs
Philadelphia Freedom
Batavia Muckdogs

IL Wildcard
Virginia
Windy City
Wilmington

[Delandis]

Why are you cheating yourself Clay. Barring injury, VA is the team to beat in the Stout.

[Clay]

Why are you cheating yourself Clay. Barring injury, VA is the team to beat in the Stout.

Too many guys with injury history to count on... plus... three Starting Pitchers under 21 including one who has never started a game at any level.

Yes, if healthy, I should have the Offense to beat... but there are still lots of question marks and Washington is just consistant. I think it's a race in the Stout... and we may have the two best records... but I'm giving him a slim win.

I've been working on my team's Season Preview the last two days. I think that has made me gunshy.

[Clay]

Well... since I was the only one willing to do a prediction for finishing order... I'll jump in on awards too....

DL Stout Slugger - Kyoden Kubota (Maine)
IL Stout Slugger - Vincent Nino (Virginia)

DL Pale Ale - Denver Brode (Dallas)
IL Pale Ale - Joe Aurillo (Philadelphia)

DL Last Call - Bobby Sizer (Hartford)
IL Last Call - Grant Lewis (Washington)

DL New Brew - TBD
IL New Brew - TBD
(I need more time to really look at these)

J. Allen Wright - Andrew (Maine)

[Delandis]

So Clay doesn't feel so alone....

DL Stout Slugger - Victor Gonzalez (Pawtucket)
IL Stout Slugger - Wilton Harcourt (Baltimore)

DL Pale Ale - Gil O'Moore (Maine)
IL Pale Ale - Dylan Lillie (Baltimore)

DL Last Call - Adrian Diaz (Dallas)
IL Last Call - Vernon Simmonds (Virginia)

DL New Brew - Ivan Garcia (Indy)
IL New Brew - Jerry Morgan(Virginia)



J. Allen Wright -Whale, Hartford Whalers

[Clay]

Jerry Morgan isn't eligible (sadly).

[Delandis]

Jerry Morgan isn't eligible (sadly).

Do we have a different standard than the MLB?

[BradZ]

Jerry Morgan isn't eligible (sadly).

He should be. He's only thrown 26.1 BLB innings. The limit is 50 IP.

From the Rules page: Rookie eligibility is: A player with less than 130 at-bats, a pitcher with less than 50 innings pitched.

[Clay]

I thought it was 25.0. Well crap... he will win.

[Pat]

Domestic League

Ale Division
Maine Guides
Hartford Whalers
Pittsburgh Millers
Pawtucket Patriots

Lager Division
Mississippi Storm
Hyundai Dinos
Los Lunas Javelinas
Sin City Gamblers

Pilsner Division
Dallas Snappers
Indianapolis Clowns - X
Denver Bulls
Syracuse Slammers

Import League

Stout Division
Virginia Colonials
Washington Bats
Wilmington Wildcats
Morgantown Mohawks

Bock Division
Carolina Tobs
Windy City Playboys - X
Davenport Brawlers
Los Alamos Bandits

Porter Division
Philadelphia Freedom
Baltimore Bulldogs
California Kodiaks
Batavia Muckdogs

[BradZ]

Mel Woodbury will put up a line of .283 | .404 | .548 | 109 Runs | 42 HR | 121 RBI - with a full 25% of those counting stats coming at the expense of his former team.

[Clay]

Mel Woodbury will put up a line of .283 | .404 | .548 | 109 Runs | 42 HR | 121 RBI - with a full 25% of those counting stats coming at the expense of his former team.

Your post to the BLB God's ears, my friend.