SIM COMPLETE - 1991 - SIM 23

[Delandis]

As an extra slap in the face, I expect to finish with the 4th best record in baseball.

A Nelson "ha-ha" to go with that "fuck you, Baltimore."

[Pat]

I just noticed that Martin Carlton's win over Wilmington this week was his 100th. Not a huge milestone by any means, except when you factor in that Carlton also has 270 career saves. Someone should should make him their closer so he can finish with 100/300.

[Delandis]

The Stout and Ale divisions are tied for the most wins in the league.

For once, I was talking about the Bock.

But you guys do have two teams battling for the Co-commish's Cup, something no other division can boast.

[funclown]

Unless this went over my head, I think you mean the late 90's or even the early 2000's.

Was Tamp Bay Bucs. From like 85 til 91? they were a horrible team. Today its the Lions, but they might not count since we are talking professional football.

Anyway, Clay drafted well from what I see but he also sucked for many years. Its his time let him enjoy it (Until the salary cap starts sucking away at him)

[Carlos]

In news no one cares about:

When Pedro Zamarida drove in 7 runs this past sim, he joined Mel Woodbury of Virginia with the second longest active streak of 25 HR and 100 RBI in seven (7) consecutive seasons.

Who holds the longest active streak and for how many years?

[Delandis]

In news no one cares about:

When Pedro Zamarida drove in 7 runs this past sim, he joined Mel Woodbury of Virginia with the second longest active streak of 25 HR and 100 RBI in seven (7) consecutive seasons.

Who holds the longest active streak and for how many years?

Keppel, 8 years?

[Delandis]

Or maybe that guy from Dallas that got traded and everbody forgets....ummm what's his name?

[Carlos]

Not Keppel (though he once held a 7-year streak to begin his career), but I am wrong in one instance. Overlooked one of Woodbury's years. Zamarida stands alone at second place with his 7.

Must be the Virginia glory blinding me.

[Carlos]

Or maybe that guy from Dallas that got traded and everbody forgets....ummm what's his name?

This is a guy that could be easily overlooked but he's been one of the best young hitters in the league since he walked into a BLB dugout. In fact, his record pace has been going on since his rookie year.

I could give another hint but then I'd just be giving away his steady place on the best team in baseball.

[Delandis]

Alvarez?

[Carlos]

Yea, I get what you wrote now. I always forget that he was drafted by Dallas.

[Lintyfresh85]

Alvarez, 8.

[Delandis]

Yea, I get what you wrote now. I always forget that he was drafted by Dallas.

It just seems like he's never mentioned as one of the best hitters the DL has had. I'm not as familiar with DL stat leaders but it seems like he's always up there in avg, rbi, and obp.

[Lintyfresh85]

It just seems like he's never mentioned as one of the best hitters the DL has had. I'm not as familiar with DL stat leaders but it seems like he's always up there in avg, rbi, and obp.

If you're talking about Alvarez, he wasn't in the DL till this year.

[BradZ]

It just seems like he's never mentioned as one of the best hitters the DL has had. I'm not as familiar with DL stat leaders but it seems like he's always up there in avg, rbi, and obp.

Yeah, totally . . . .Wait, what?!!