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  • The 2034 Daily Keg - Week 11



    Monday, June 26th, 2034

    (AP)

    The Seattle Pilots 'reign' supreme this week by going 5-1 with a three game sweep of New York and move into the top spot in the power rankings. During the week the Pilots hit .300 with 11 HR's and scored 38 runs while having a team ERA of 2.78 and only allowing 17 runs. The other big weeks belonged to Maine who went 5-1 and are now only 3.5 games back in the Ale, and the Washington Bats who went 5-1 and hold a 3.5 game lead over Baltimore and Philadelphia. The not so big week belonged to Carolina who went 0-6 and are now two games under .500 for the year. With the 6th best minor league system and many young stars in the lineup I'm sure their fan base is more than happy though for the time being.


    Power Rankings

    1) Seattle Pilots (127.3, o)
    2) Hartford Whalers (119.0, +)
    3) Washington Bats (117.8, -)
    4) Indianapolis Racers (117.6, +)
    5) Baltimore Bulldogs (111.4, ++)
    6) Maine Guides (107.5, ++)
    7) Batavia Red Jackets (102.4, +)
    8) Philadelphia Freedom (101.4, --)
    9) Pittsburgh Millers (101.0, --)
    10) Santo Domingo Rum Runners (99.9, ++)
    11) Miami Sharks (97.9, --)
    12) Windy City Blues (96.0, +)
    13) Phoenix Roadrunners (87.1, +)
    14) Wilmington Clowns (85.8, --)
    15) Carolina Tobs (82.4, ++)
    16) Syracuse Snappers (82.1, o)
    17) New York Knights (81.0, --)
    18) Los Angeles Dinos (76.0, +)
    19) Toronto Canadians (70.0, o)
    20) Pawtucket Patriots (69.4, ++)
    21) New Orleans Dukes (68.6, --)
    22) California Kodiaks (61.9, o)
    23) Montreal Exports (57.2, -)
    24) Denver BC (40.6, o)


    Performance of the Week

    C Kaden 'Crunchy' Gaston - The 27 year old was a 3rd round pick by the Bats in 2027 and is in his 6th season with Washington. On June 25th against California he recorded four hits, drove in four, and scored three times himself in a 10-4 victory. On the year he's hitting .312/367/.591 with 19 HR's and 45 RBI's and is on pace for his best season to date by far.

    Injury of the Week

    2B Jamie 'Grumpy' Hutter - On June 20th against Carolina the oft injured Hutter hurt himself running the bases. He was diagnosed with a strained ab muscle and will be out for another six weeks at least. At 27 years old 'Grumpy' has a hard time staying healthy but when he does he plays well. So far this year in 52 games he's hitting .339/.361/.485 with 18 stolen bases.

    Prospect of the Week

    LF Fritz 'Big Dog' Finnerty - Drafted by Denver with 2nd overall pick of this years draft he's played nine games in the RL and is hitting .429 with 3 HR's and 7 RBI's. Scouts love his potential and coaches admire his work ethic. The 'Big Dog' is a potential superstar in the making.


    Five Things We Think We Think

    1. Maine and Wilmington on June 18th was a snoozer then a wild one. It started out with Wilmington scoring one in the 1st. Maine then scored one in the 5th. At the end of nine innings it was still 1-1. In the 11th the Guides scored two but Wilmington answered in the bottom half of the inning with two of their own to continue on the game. Then in the 13th all heck broke lose. Maine went single-single-single-fly out-single-single-single-fielder's choice-walk-home run-strikeout. After it finally ended the Guides scored 8 runs on 7 hits and the Clowns threw in the towel by going ground out-fly out-ground out.

    2. When 34 year old Gil Banda was claimed by Denver this week it was a homecoming of sorts. Drafted by Denver in the 1st round of the 2020 draft he played nine season with the BC before being traded to Baltimore in 2029. He was then traded to Hartford in 2031 before being traded to Montreal in 2032. He become a free agent and was signed by Seattle early this year before being placed on waivers and getting scooped back up by Denver.

    3. Oh no not these guys again. Maine this year is 6-0 against Wilmington, Pittsburgh is 6-0 against Pawtucket and Hartford is 6-0 against Syracuse. In the IL Batavia is 5-0 against Denver and 4-0 against Phoenix while Washington is 4-0 against LAD.

    4. Starter Louie Reutter for Miami was 9-9 with a 3.63 ERA last season. He signed an eight year contract extension worth $155m this off-season which raised several eyebrows around the league. This year he's 10-1 with a 1.34 ERA and 0.95 WHIP. Money well spent so far.

    5. The wildcards are still going strong in the IL as three teams (Carolina, Phoenix, and New York) are within 1.5 games of the 4th spot. In the DL though Santo Domingo and Wilmington are tied for the 4th spot but the next closest is Syracuse who currently reside 4.5 games back from them.


    Stat of the Week
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    Lowest Percentage of Home Runs Among 2000 Hit Men
    (Top 25 Players)
    Player Years AB H 1B 2B 3B HR AVG HR Pct
    Dane Browning 1986-2002 7031 2056 1461 510 78 7 .292 .3
    Danny Herrera 1994-2009 7876 2156 1502 541 100 13 .274 .6
    C.J. Wilkinson+ 2008-2026 11032 3110 2535 488 66 21 .282 .7
    Johnny Knott 2015-2028 6987 2121 1647 348 109 17 .304 .8
    Jimmy Douglas+ 2012-2029 10427 3320 2627 538 106 49 .318 1.5
    Robert Abbott 1987-2000 7739 2287 1605 561 83 38 .295 1.7
    Jamie Kitchen 2018-2034 7486 2335 1806 359 125 45 .312 1.9
    Jonathan Herrera 1998-2014 8945 2398 1846 468 37 47 .268 2.0
    Jimmy Rosema 2005-2020 7519 2368 1769 475 69 55 .315 2.3
    Raul Zamora 1984-1999 7076 2043 1387 525 83 48 .289 2.4
    Artie Clemons 1997-2012 7688 2058 1429 511 62 56 .268 2.7
    Alex Gomez 1995-2017 9161 2630 2042 484 20 84 .287 3.2
    Subaru Hiraki 1978-1990 6588 2066 1549 370 80 67 .314 3.2
    Matt Healey 2017-2034 8607 2553 1925 413 126 89 .297 3.5
    Roger Morgan 1979-1993 7400 2056 1509 444 28 75 .278 3.6
    Harry Elliott 1978-1993 6979 2127 1755 266 24 82 .305 3.9
    Helespontico Jarava 1991-2005 7375 2230 1691 405 46 88 .302 4.0
    Dale O'Hegarty 1983-1999 8511 2259 1517 534 107 101 .265 4.5
    Colin Day 2021-2034 8049 2284 1776 325 77 106 .284 4.6
    Leonel Tesina 1978-1995 9316 2695 1947 567 54 127 .289 4.7
    Jose Sanchez 1978-1994 7027 2169 1548 447 64 110 .309 5.1
    Frank Zamora 2002-2016 7273 2101 1626 329 38 108 .289 5.1
    Zak Gaston+ 1993-2010 9747 2945 2053 620 106 166 .302 5.6
    Takanibu Sato 1978-1996 8668 2665 2094 352 55 164 .307 6.2
    Chuck Durham+ 1990-2006 7490 2245 1489 541 76 139 .300 6.2
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  • #2
    Love these. Great work as always

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    • #3
      Great read... Again Matt!

      Speaking of Top Systems...

      IL Bock Division

      Seattle - 4th
      Windy City - 2nd
      Phoenix - 9th
      Los Angeles - 18th
      California - 3rd
      Denver - 17th

      Yikes... That is a lot of young talent, potentially in the same division!
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      • #4
        Good stuff Matt! Some Daily Keg Notes:

        -We signed Banda this off-season as insurance if the Ian "Viper" Lisch experiment in CF didn't work. Lucky for us, he's on pace for a 4.1 WAR in just 488 PA. Banda is wrecked, 34, and was only a backup depth piece in Triple-A. Ironically, I knew when I decided to waive him that he would get claimed by Carlos. As it seems every $280k type I've waived since BC went in debt has been claimed by them...

        -That's a big loss for Baltimore as Hutter was on pace for a career year.
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        • #5
          Originally posted by Pat View Post
          Good stuff Matt! Some Daily Keg Notes:

          -We signed Banda this off-season as insurance if the Ian "Viper" Lisch experiment in CF didn't work. Lucky for us, he's on pace for a 4.1 WAR in just 488 PA. Banda is wrecked, 34, and was only a backup depth piece in Triple-A. Ironically, I knew when I decided to waive him that he would get claimed by Carlos. As it seems every $280k type I've waived since BC went in debt has been claimed by them...

          -That's a big loss for Baltimore as Hutter was on pace for a career year.
          I did it to myself by not resting him enough.


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          • #6
            Originally posted by Bparks1102 View Post
            Love these. Great work as always
            Thanks! Trying to get back into the swing.

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            • #7
              Originally posted by Pat View Post
              Good stuff Matt! Some Daily Keg Notes:

              -We signed Banda this off-season as insurance if the Ian "Viper" Lisch experiment in CF didn't work. Lucky for us, he's on pace for a 4.1 WAR in just 488 PA. Banda is wrecked, 34, and was only a backup depth piece in Triple-A. Ironically, I knew when I decided to waive him that he would get claimed by Carlos. As it seems every $280k type I've waived since BC went in debt has been claimed by them...
              The secret is losing so much, you always have priority.

              My genius is impeccable.
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              • #8
                My team is finally settling in and showing out despite missing 66% of my starting outfield. Keep stunting, young Racers.
                Last edited by JJLinn; 10-12-2019, 05:19 PM.

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                • #9
                  Reutter had the potential to be an Ace, now finally is showing up! Go Sharks!
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                  • #10
                    Utilities have been updated. The DK would like to apologize for using 'last week's' news for their opening statement. Teams that went 5-1 this week: Maine, Hartford, and Indianapolis. Seattle went 4-2, Carolina went 3-3 and the worst weeks were Pittsburgh, Denver, New York and Montreal who all went 1-5.

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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Matt View Post
                      Utilities have been updated. The DK would like to apologize for using 'last week's' news for their opening statement. Teams that went 5-1 this week: Maine, Hartford, and Indianapolis. Seattle went 4-2, Carolina went 3-3 and the worst weeks were Pittsburgh, Denver, New York and Montreal who all went 1-5.
                      Just like a real paper Matt... Small subtraction on the back pages... Love it!
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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by Matt View Post
                        Utilities have been updated. The DK would like to apologize for using 'last week's' news for their opening statement. Teams that went 5-1 this week: Maine, Hartford, and Indianapolis. Seattle went 4-2, Carolina went 3-3 and the worst weeks were Pittsburgh, Denver, New York and Montreal who all went 1-5.
                        Also Batavia 4-2

                        Love having the Daily Keg back!

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                        • #13
                          Washington, you're in my crosshairs. #ShearOfTheBats
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