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What does the username have to do with the simulation?  I mean, I realize you've exhibited a level of classlessness throughout this thread, but the sim information is copied directly from the sim to this page.  If you can't trust that, you're grabbing at straws.I'll run another one, if you like.
Tell you what. You download OOTP. It costs only $19.95. I'll e-mail you the file and the settings (stats all converted to modern, players 100% based on OOTP ratings, ratings exceeding 100). You can run the sim yourself.
Any sim that allows Bonds to hit 85 homers against the greatest pitchers of all-time isn't worth the $20, imo.
actually... Bonds would hit MORE home runs against great pitchers than he would against pitchers in our era now...Bonds gets intentionally walked like 1/2 the times he goes up to the plate IRL...he will NEVER get intentionally walked against the greatest pitchers ever...his 85 home runs in the OOTP sim that Winner did was probably with FEWER HR/AB than he had the season used (I think it was his 70 HR season that got used, too, due to the third WIS season rule...)
I think you're losing your mind larry.I could beat this statement 8 ways till next week, but I'll just say that if you think Bonds is going to hit 12 more homers in a season than he ever did before while facing the likes of Walter Johnson, Cy Young, Lefty Grove, and just about every other HOF pitcher, as opposed to the modern days guys he gets on a daily basis like Steve Traschel, Mike Myers and Tim Wakefield (oops :unsure: ) then you are absolutely out of your mind.
yes, but less walks = more HRs... 2001 36 SFG NL 153 476 129 156 32 2 73 137 13 3 177 93 .328 .515 .863 411 0 2 35 9 5stat line from 2001... he hit a homer every 6.52 ABs... but he had 177 walks... let's lower than by 87... to 90... give him 87 more at bats... at 6.52 AB/HR... he would gain 13 home runs...so it isn't that far fetched...Now, do I think it is realistic? Pro'lly not... I think he shouldn't be getting that many homers... but do I think it shows the sim is bad/stupid? Nope...
care to go into the difference between those pitchers he faced in 2001 and the ones he faced in the sim?
 
let's look at the sim's stats for bonds:Plate appearances: 698Home Runs: 85Walks: 138that means he had 560 actual ABs... that also mean he hit a home run every 6.59 ABs...he actually needed .07 more ABs per HR in the sim that Winner ran than he did IRL the year that was used...

 
What does the username have to do with the simulation? I mean, I realize you've exhibited a level of classlessness throughout this thread, but the sim information is copied directly from the sim to this page. If you can't trust that, you're grabbing at straws.I'll run another one, if you like.
Tell you what. You download OOTP. It costs only $19.95. I'll e-mail you the file and the settings (stats all converted to modern, players 100% based on OOTP ratings, ratings exceeding 100). You can run the sim yourself.
Any sim that allows Bonds to hit 85 homers against the greatest pitchers of all-time isn't worth the $20, imo.
actually... Bonds would hit MORE home runs against great pitchers than he would against pitchers in our era now...Bonds gets intentionally walked like 1/2 the times he goes up to the plate IRL...he will NEVER get intentionally walked against the greatest pitchers ever...his 85 home runs in the OOTP sim that Winner did was probably with FEWER HR/AB than he had the season used (I think it was his 70 HR season that got used, too, due to the third WIS season rule...)
I think you're losing your mind larry.I could beat this statement 8 ways till next week, but I'll just say that if you think Bonds is going to hit 12 more homers in a season than he ever did before while facing the likes of Walter Johnson, Cy Young, Lefty Grove, and just about every other HOF pitcher, as opposed to the modern days guys he gets on a daily basis like Steve Traschel, Mike Myers and Tim Wakefield (oops :unsure: ) then you are absolutely out of your mind.
by the way, Bonds gets walked a lot now because he is a) really really good b) the pitching is really, really bad and c) he has Pedro Feliz behind him in the lineup.Only option a) would still exist here in the sim, larry.
he would get less walks against those all-time great pitchers than against the crappy pitchers he faces now...he'd pro'lly got ZERO IBBs and he'd pro'lly get a lot less walks, too, 'cuz the all-time greats aren't gonna give up as many as the modern guys will...
yes larry, less walks..BUT HE WOULD BE FACING MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH BETTER PITCHINGHow is this ####ing idiot leading his conference? :crazy:
my main point was that it was out of whack, I think he should be less...but I also think he should have been around where he was IRL that year... he hit 73...add 100 ABs (which it did do) and he should have about the same number of HRs in that Sim season as he did IRL...his HR total was 10 off, tops... not 20 or 30 or some crazy, horrible number like you are acting like it is...and if Bonds is really the best player EVER, like many think he is, he probably would still get his against the best pitchers ever, especially with modern-biased stat-updates, etc being involved...
 
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I agree with you, Cappy. There's no chance Bonds hits over 80 jacks against the cream of the pitching crop. Teeing off against guys like Kirk Saarloos? Definitely. Koufax, Carlton, and Alexander? Not so much.

 
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btw, why can't I use chat?playing live kind of sucks when I can't talk at all.Capella, when you got the team switched over to me, shouldn't I also get chat capability?Nipsey, please tell John to hook me up. Throw a couple ribs down his throat if that will help get it done.TIA.
John,I know you're a new member of FBG and check this thread frequently. Please make this request happen. It will be a kind gesture that will certainly not go unappreciated by this fake FBG mod. I'm sure I can make your stay here more comfortable, despite my lack of authority, or any real power whatsoever.Gracias mi amigo,-Aaron
I'll pass on the note, but he's at Gloria Estefan tonight. He probably can't do much either as he's not hands on the technical stuff (he's more of concept guy. Capella's right, shoot an e-mail to the site, tell them you know John and you should be all set.....
 
Here are the pitchers Bonds faced in 2001:

Bonds: 9162.3 innings pitched, 563 wins, 511 losses, 4.42 ERA

The National League ERA is 4.36 in 2001

So he ended up facing pitchers who ended up above the league average ERA. Not a big deal, but take into consideration who those pitchers are exactly. And this is in 2001, where we're looking at rocket-launchers like Coors, Enron, etc.

Further..

Bonds has hit 12 home runs off pitchers who won at least 15 games (Schilling 3; Mark Mulder 2; Chan Ho Park 3; Woody Williams; Darryl Kile; Paul Abbott; Wade Miller).

Impressive list there. Chan, Woody, Kile, Paul Abbott and Wade Miller. Exactly two guys who may make an all-time team. Christ, he hit #73 off Dennis Springer.

Unless you draft him, Dennis Springer isn't making into the sim, larry. :no:

 
Deadball Era sim just finished.League Standings ReportFriday, 10/1/2006 Footballguys.com Standings Division 1 Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Harrier 95 67 .586 - 92-70 3 45-36 50-31 9-4 19-17 * W7 9-1 funkley 79 83 .488 16.0 84-78 -5 44-37 35-46 9-6 22-29 - W3 6-4 Larryboy 78 84 .481 17.0 80-82 -2 34-47 44-37 11-10 14-25 - W1 4-6 Doug B 68 94 .420 27.0 67-95 1 36-45 32-49 5-9 22-24 - L5 2-8 Division 2 Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 bogart 92 70 .568 - 90-72 2 47-34 45-36 5-5 30-19 * W2 3-7 Spartans 91 71 .562 1.0 84-78 7 50-31 41-40 6-7 29-18 - W2 7-3 Politician Spock 85 77 .525 7.0 80-82 5 39-42 46-35 6-5 27-20 - L2 6-4 Pickles 79 83 .488 13.0 90-72 -11 41-40 38-43 9-9 23-29 - L2 5-5 Division 3 Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 Sammy3469 86 76 .531 - 89-73 -3 42-39 44-37 6-2 23-25 * L1 3-7 lastresort 81 81 .500 5.0 80-82 1 40-41 41-40 8-4 28-18 - W1 7-3 UCONN 78 84 .481 8.0 78-84 0 41-40 37-44 11-6 24-22 - W1 4-6 Koya 77 85 .475 9.0 82-80 -5 33-48 44-37 2-5 15-24 - L1 6-4 Division 4 Team W L PCT GB Pyt.Rec Diff Home Away XInn 1Run M# Streak Last10 pumpnick 90 72 .556 - 93-69 -3 48-33 42-39 6-8 24-28 * W3 4-6 Kraft 82 80 .506 8.0 76-86 6 39-42 43-38 8-10 30-24 - L1 5-5 Nipsey 78 84 .481 12.0 78-84 0 45-36 33-48 5-10 16-21 - L2 5-5 Capella 57 105 .352 33.0 55-107 2 38-43 19-62 6-12 22-25 - L2 4-6 Footballguys.com Wildcard Race Team W L PCT GB Streak Spartans 91 71 .562 - W2 Politician Spock 85 77 .525 6.0 L2 Kraft 82 80 .506 9.0 L1 lastresort 81 81 .500 10.0 W1 Pickles 79 83 .488 12.0 L2 funkley 79 83 .488 12.0 W3 Larryboy 78 84 .481 13.0 W1 Nipsey 78 84 .481 13.0 L2 UCONN 78 84 .481 13.0 W1 Koya 77 85 .475 14.0 L1 Doug B 68 94 .420 23.0 L5 Capella 57 105 .352 34.0 L2 TEAM POWER RANKINGS (In Reverse Order)Friday, 10/1/2006 Power Rankings RANK (Last Week) Team Points Tendency Record PCT AVG ERA Pyt.Rec Diff 1st (16th) Capella 60 ++ 57-105 .352 .257 6.20 55-107 2 2nd (15th) Doug B 68 ++ 68-94 .420 .278 5.35 67-95 1 3rd (12th) Larryboy 85 ++ 78-84 .481 .284 4.72 80-82 -2 4th (13th) UCONN 85 ++ 78-84 .481 .280 5.45 78-84 0 5th (11th) Nipsey 86 ++ 78-84 .481 .269 4.79 78-84 0 6th (9th) Pickles 87 ++ 79-83 .488 .252 4.07 90-72 -11 7th (10th) Koya 88 ++ 77-85 .475 .289 5.49 82-80 -5 8th (14th) funkley 91 ++ 79-83 .488 .260 4.32 84-78 -5 9th (5th) Kraft 91 -- 82-80 .506 .268 4.34 76-86 6 10th (7th) Sammy3469 92 -- 86-76 .531 .291 4.69 89-73 -3 11th (8th) lastresort 94 -- 81-81 .500 .287 5.37 80-82 1 12th (3rd) Politician Spock 95 -- 85-77 .525 .294 5.32 80-82 5 13th (6th) pumpnick 99 -- 90-72 .556 .289 4.58 93-69 -3 14th (4th) bogart 99 -- 92-70 .568 .306 5.02 90-72 2 15th (2nd) Spartans 106 -- 91-71 .562 .276 4.62 84-78 7 16th (1st) Harrier 117 -- 95-67 .586 .287 4.57 92-70 3

 
here is the list of who Bonds hit his 73 off of..

02-2001 Woody Williams San Diego 5th 1 0-0 1 420' LCF 2 04-12-2001 Adam Eaton SAN DIEGO 4th 1 1-0 1 417' RCF 3 04-13-2001 Jamey Wright MILWAUKEE 1st 1 0-1 2 440' RCF 4 04-14-2001 Jimmy Haynes MILWAUKEE 5th 1 2-0 3 410' RF 5 04-15-2001 David Weathers MILWAUKEE 8th 2 1-1 1 390' LCF 6 04-17-2001 Terry Adams Los Angeles 8th 0 2-0 2 417' RF 7 04-18-2001 Chan Ho Park Los Angeles 7th 2 0-0 1 420' RCF 8 04-20-2001 Jimmy Haynes Milwaukee 4th 1 0-0 2 410' LCF 9 04-24-2001 Jim Brower Cincinnati 3rd 1 3-2 2 380' RCF 10 04-26-2001 Scott Sullivan Cincinnati 8th 2 3-2 2 430' CF 11 04-29-2001 Manny Aybar Chicago 4th 2 2-1 1 370' RF 12 05-02-2001 Todd Ritchie PITTSBURGH 5th 2 3-2 2 420' LCF 13 05-03-2001 Jimmy Anderson PITTSBURGH 1st 1 3-1 2 420' LCF 14 05-04-2001 Bruce Chen PHILADELPHIA 6th 1 1-1 2 360' RF 15 05-11-2001 Steve Trachsel New York 4th 0 3-2 1 410' RCF 16 05-17-2001 Chuck Smith FLORIDA 3rd 1 0-1 2 420' RCF 17 05-18-2001 Mike Remlinger ATLANTA 8th 1 0-1 1 391' RF 18 05-19-2001 Odalis Perez ATLANTA 3rd 0 3-2 1 416' RCF 19 05-19-2001 Jose Cabrera ATLANTA 7th 0 2-0 1 440' RCF 20 05-19-2001 Jason Marquis ATLANTA 8th 2 3-0 1 410' LCF 21 05-20-2001 John Burkett ATLANTA 1st 2 2-2 1 415' CF 22 05-20-2001 Mike Remlinger ATLANTA 7th 1 0-0 1 436' CF 23 05-21-2001 Curt Schilling ARIZONA 4th 0 2-0 1 430' CF 24 05-22-2001 Russ Springer ARIZONA 9th 0 0-0 2 410' LCF 25 05-24-2001 John Thomson Colorado 3rd 2 2-2 1 400' RF 26 05-27-2001 Denny Neagle Colorado 1st 1 3-1 2 390' RF 27 05-30-2001 Robert Ellis Arizona 2nd 0 0-0 1 420' RF 28 05-30-2001 Robert Ellis Arizona 6th 1 3-1 2 410' CF 29 06-01-2001 Shawn Chacon COLORADO 3rd 1 2-0 2 420' RF 30 06-04-2001 Bobby Jones San Diego 4th 0 2-1 1 410' CF 31 06-05-2001 Wascar Serrano San Diego 3rd 1 1-1 2 410' LCF 32 06-07-2001 Brian Lawrence San Diego 7th 2 1-1 2 450' CF 33 06-12-2001 Pat Rapp Anaheim 1st 2 0-0 1 320' RF 34 06-14-2001 Lou Pote Anaheim 6th 1 2-1 1 430' RCF 35 06-15-2001 Mark Mulder Oakland 1st 2 3-1 1 380' LCF 36 06-15-2001 Mark Mulder Oakland 6th 1 2-1 1 430' RCF 37 06-19-2001 Adam Eaton SAN DIEGO 5th 1 2-1 1 375' RCF 38 06-20-2001 Rodney Myers SAN DIEGO 8th 0 2-1 2 347' RF 39 06-23-2001 Darryl Kile ST. LOUIS 1st 1 3-1 2 380' RF 40 07-12-2001 Paul Abbott SEATTLE 1st 2 2-0 1 429' RCF 41 07-18-2001 Mike Hampton Colorado 4th 0 2-1 1 320' RF 42 07-18-2001 Mike Hampton Colorado 5th 1 0-1 2 360' LF 43 07-26-2001 Curt Schilling ARIZONA 4th 0 0-0 1 375' RF 44 07-26-2001 Curt Schilling ARIZONA 5th 1 0-0 4 370' LCF 45 07-27-2001 Brian Anderson ARIZONA 4th 0 1-1 1 440' RF 46 08-01-2001 Joe Beimel Pittsburgh 1st 2 1-0 1 400' RCF 47 08-04-2001 Nelson Figueroa Philadelphia 6th 1 2-2 2 405' RF 48 08-07-2001 Danny Graves CINCINNATI 11th 0 1-1 1 430' RCF 49 08-09-2001 Scott Winchester CINCINNATI 3rd 1 0-0 1 350' RF 50 08-11-2001 Joe Borowski CHICAGO 2nd 2 2-2 3 396' CF 51 08-14-2001 Ricky Bones Florida 6th 1 0-2 4 410' RF 52 08-16-2001 A.J. Burnett Florida 4th 0 1-0 1 380' RF 53 08-16-2001 Vic Darensbourg Florida 8th 0 1-2 3 430' RCF 54 08-18-2001 Jason Marquis Atlanta 8th 1 2-2 1 415' RCF 55 08-23-2001 Graeme Lloyd MONTREAL 9th 1 3-1 1 380' RCF 56 08-27-2001 Kevin Appier NEW YORK 5th 0 1-0 1 375' RCF 57 08-31-2001 John Thomson Colorado 8th 1 0-2 2 400' RF 58 09-03-2001 Jason Jennings Colorado 4th 0 1-0 1 435' RCF 59 09-04-2001 Miguel Batista Arizona 7th 2 0-0 1 420' RCF 60 09-06-2001 Albie Lopez Arizona 2nd 2 2-2 1 420' RCF 61 09-09-2001 Scott Elarton COLORADO 1st 1 1-1 1 488' RCF 62 09-09-2001 Scott Elarton COLORADO 5th 2 2-2 1 361' RF 63 09-09-2001 Todd Belitz COLORADO 11th 1 0-1 3 394' RCF 64 09-20-2001 Wade Miller Houston 5th 2 1-0 2 410' CF 65 09-23-2001 Jason Middlebrook SAN DIEGO 2nd 2 2-1 1 411' CF 66 09-23-2001 Jason Middlebrook SAN DIEGO 4th 1 2-0 1 365' LF 67 09-24-2001 James Baldwin LOS ANGELES 7th 2 1-1 1 360' RF 68 09-28-2001 Jason Middlebrook San Diego 2nd 2 3-0 1 440' RCF 69 09-29-2001 Chuck McElroy San Diego 6th 0 2-1 1 435' RF 70 10-04-2001 Wilfredo Rodriguez HOUSTON 9th 0 1-1 1 480' RCF 71 10-05-2001 Chan Ho Park Los Angeles 1st 2 1-0 1 440' RCF 72 10-05-2001 Chan Ho Park Los Angeles 3rd 0 1-1 1 410' CF 73 10-07-2001 Dennis Springer Los Angeles 1st 2 3-2 1 380' RF
You won't find too many greats on that list larry. He hit homers off of Wilfredo Rodriguez, Willie Williams, Winchester and Rapp. This argument of yours has no chance, make your time.
 
Here are the pitchers Bonds faced in 2001:

Bonds: 9162.3 innings pitched, 563 wins, 511 losses, 4.42 ERA

The National League ERA is 4.36 in 2001

So he ended up facing pitchers who ended up above the league average ERA. Not a big deal, but take into consideration who those pitchers are exactly. And this is in 2001, where we're looking at rocket-launchers like Coors, Enron, etc.

Further..

Bonds has hit 12 home runs off pitchers who won at least 15 games (Schilling 3; Mark Mulder 2; Chan Ho Park 3; Woody Williams; Darryl Kile; Paul Abbott; Wade Miller).

Impressive list there. Chan, Woody, Kile, Paul Abbott and Wade Miller. Exactly two guys who may make an all-time team. Christ, he hit #73 off Dennis Springer.

Unless you draft him, Dennis Springer isn't making into the sim, larry. :no:
Just FYI--the sim calculates the league average ERA , HR, hits, etc. etc. beforehand, and everyone is conformed to that. So basically the outliers are pushed really far to the end, but everyone's stats are conformed to the league standard. So basically, the league ERA is still pretty high.
 
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Nipsey 78 84 .481 12.0 78-84 0 45-36 33-48 5-10 16-21 - L2 5-5 Capella 57 105 .352 33.0 55-107 2 38-43 19-62 6-12 22-25 - L2 4-6 :own3d:

 
Here are the pitchers Bonds faced in 2001:

Bonds: 9162.3 innings pitched, 563 wins, 511 losses, 4.42 ERA

The National League ERA is 4.36 in 2001

So he ended up facing pitchers who ended up above the league average ERA. Not a big deal, but take into consideration who those pitchers are exactly. And this is in 2001, where we're looking at rocket-launchers like Coors, Enron, etc.

Further..

Bonds has hit 12 home runs off pitchers who won at least 15 games (Schilling 3; Mark Mulder 2; Chan Ho Park 3; Woody Williams; Darryl Kile; Paul Abbott; Wade Miller).

Impressive list there. Chan, Woody, Kile, Paul Abbott and Wade Miller. Exactly two guys who may make an all-time team. Christ, he hit #73 off Dennis Springer.

Unless you draft him, Dennis Springer isn't making into the sim, larry.  :no:
Just FYI--the sim calculates the league average ERA , HR, hits, etc. etc. beforehand, and everyone is conformed to that. So basically the outliers are pushed really far to the end, but everyone's stats are conformed to the league standard. So basically, the league ERA is still pretty high.
that's insane..
 
I can tell you how it feels to have an illegal Tim Hudson kick your ### up and down the diamond.Not good.
he's going to have to email WIS tomorrow.sorry, didn't scan all 24 rosters. they probably wouldn't have made all the changes by tonight anyways.
 
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Nipsey 78 84 .481 12.0 78-84 0 45-36 33-48 5-10 16-21 - L2 5-5 Capella 57 105 .352 33.0 55-107 2 38-43 19-62 6-12 22-25 - L2 4-6 :own3d:
How does second place feel in the real sim? :own3d:
How does knowing deep down that my squad is much, much better feel? :own3d:
I don't..I know I'm in first and you aren't. :goodposting: :own3d:
Yeah? Well the jerk store just called and they ran out of you. :own3d:
yeah, well you suck dragon #### :own3d:
 
Deadball era sim stats...

MVP: Barry Bonds (Harrier) 73 HR,

Cy Young: Jim Bunning (Spock) 0.22 ERA (!!!!), 25-23 record.

Batters of the Month

April: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

May: Hal Trosky (Spock)

June: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

July: Barry Bonds (Harrier)

August: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

September: Barry Bonds (Harrier)

Pitchers of the Month

April: Eddie Cicotte (funkley)

May: Mike Scott (pumpnick)

June: Ed Walsh (Harrier)

July: Hooks Wiltse (kraft)

August: Pedro Martinez (Spartans)

September: Mike Scott (pumpnick)

Footballguys.com Leaders

Friday, 10/1/2006

Batting Leaders

# TOP 10 AVG AVG

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) .414

2 L. O'doul (SPA) .395

3 E. Delahanty (SAM) .393

4 J. Burkett (DB) .375

5 J. Kelley (PS) .371

6 C. Childs (HAR) .364

7 B. Lange (LAS) .363

8 T. Williams (SAM) .359

9 R. Hornsby (BOG) .358

10 H. Trosky (PS) .353

# TOP 10 OBP OBP

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) .502

2 B. Bonds (HAR) .466

3 T. Williams (SAM) .460

4 E. Delahanty (SAM) .455

5 J. Kelley (PS) .454

6 C. Childs (HAR) .446

7 L. O'doul (SPA) .436

8 J. Mcgraw (PS) .431

9 J. Burkett (DB) .419

10 H. Trosky (PS) .413

# TOP 10 SLG SLG

1 B. Bonds (HAR) .807

2 R. Hornsby (BOG) .634

3 B. Ruth (LAS) .631

4 J. Mize (KOY) .622

5 T. Williams (SAM) .615

6 J. Dimaggio (KRA) .597

7 H. Trosky (PS) .588

8 G. Sheffield (PIC) .585

9 B. Hamilton (BOG) .578

10 J. Kelley (PS) .565

# TOP 10 OPS OPS

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 1.273

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 1.080

3 T. Williams (SAM) 1.074

4 B. Ruth (LAS) 1.042

5 R. Hornsby (BOG) 1.035

6 J. Mize (KOY) 1.024

7 E. Delahanty (SAM) 1.019

8 J. Kelley (PS) 1.018

9 H. Trosky (PS) 1.001

10 G. Sheffield (PIC) .993

# TOP 10 Runs Created RC

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 216.8

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 177.1

3 R. Hornsby (BOG) 170.0

4 B. Ruth (LAS) 170.0

5 J. Mcgraw (PS) 155.4

6 J. Mize (KOY) 150.8

7 J. Kelley (PS) 145.8

8 L. O'doul (SPA) 142.8

9 G. Sheffield (PIC) 141.1

10 J. Burkett (DB) 136.8

# TOP 10 RC/27 Outs RC27

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 15.29

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 13.58

3 T. Williams (SAM) 11.95

4 J. Kelley (PS) 11.12

5 E. Delahanty (SAM) 10.75

6 L. O'doul (SPA) 10.65

7 R. Hornsby (BOG) 10.24

8 B. Ruth (LAS) 9.91

9 H. Trosky (PS) 9.84

10 J. Mize (KOY) 9.79

# TOP 10 AB AB

1 B. Larkin (PIC) 682

2 S. Sosa (DB) 677

3 W. Boggs (LAS) 664

3 J. Medwick (KOY) 664

5 S. Hack (NIP) 653

6 S. Musial (DB) 643

7 N. Lajoie (PUM) 642

8 T. Cobb (FUN) 641

9 R. Hornsby (BOG) 636

10 J. Mcgraw (PS) 631

# TOP 10 PA PA

1 B. Larkin (PIC) 757

2 W. Boggs (LAS) 752

3 B. Ruth (LAS) 748

4 S. Sosa (DB) 740

5 S. Musial (DB) 737

6 L. Walker (FUN) 726

7 T. Cobb (FUN) 723

8 J. Mcgraw (PS) 722

9 S. Hack (NIP) 719

10 M. Schmidt (KOY) 718

# TOP 10 Hits Hits

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) 232

2 J. Burkett (DB) 230

3 R. Hornsby (BOG) 228

3 L. O'doul (SPA) 228

5 J. Mcgraw (PS) 221

6 J. Medwick (KOY) 220

7 W. Boggs (LAS) 211

7 B. Lange (LAS) 211

9 N. Lajoie (PUM) 209

9 P. Traynor (BOG) 209

# TOP 10 2B 2B

1 J. Medwick (KOY) 61

2 H. Wagner (SPA) 54

3 W. Boggs (LAS) 52

3 H. Greenberg (NIP) 52

5 N. Lajoie (PUM) 49

6 E. Delahanty (SAM) 48

7 C. Gehringer (LAR) 46

8 J. Dimaggio (KRA) 45

8 T. Cobb (FUN) 45

10 G. Hartnett (KOY) 44

# TOP 10 3B 3B

1 J. Kelley (PS) 24

2 P. Traynor (BOG) 21

3 G. Van haltren (LAR) 18

4 N. Lajoie (PUM) 17

5 B. Hamilton (BOG) 16

6 C. Childs (HAR) 14

6 E. Smith (HAR) 14

6 R. Hornsby (BOG) 14

6 B. Joyce (HAR) 14

6 J. Mcgraw (PS) 14

# TOP 10 HR HR

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 73

2 B. Ruth (LAS) 50

3 S. Sosa (DB) 47

4 J. Mize (KOY) 44

5 G. Sheffield (PIC) 43

6 M. Mantle (UCO) 39

7 J. Thome (NIP) 37

7 M. Piazza (HAR) 37

7 R. Kiner (UCO) 37

10 L. Walker (FUN) 36

# TOP 10 RBI RBI

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 156

2 M. Piazza (HAR) 144

3 B. Ruth (LAS) 140

4 R. Hornsby (BOG) 139

5 J. Mize (KOY) 136

6 H. Trosky (PS) 126

6 R. Jackson (BOG) 126

8 L. O'doul (SPA) 118

8 H. Greenberg (NIP) 118

10 G. Sheffield (PIC) 115

# TOP 10 RUNS RUNS

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 159

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 153

3 J. Mcgraw (PS) 149

4 B. Ruth (LAS) 147

5 R. Hornsby (BOG) 139

6 W. Boggs (LAS) 127

7 B. Joyce (HAR) 126

8 J. Medwick (KOY) 121

9 J. Mize (KOY) 120

9 J. Kelley (PS) 120

# TOP 10 SB SB

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) 98

2 J. Mcgraw (PS) 93

3 B. Joyce (HAR) 77

4 B. Lange (LAS) 74

4 C. Childs (HAR) 74

6 J. Burkett (DB) 72

7 E. Delahanty (SAM) 62

7 T. Cobb (FUN) 62

9 G. Van haltren (LAR) 60

9 J. Kelley (PS) 60

# TOP 10 BB BB

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 146

2 B. Ruth (LAS) 127

3 J. Thome (NIP) 98

4 G. Sheffield (PIC) 97

5 L. Walker (FUN) 94

6 J. Bagwell (HAR) 92

7 M. Schmidt (KOY) 89

8 S. Musial (DB) 82

9 T. Williams (SAM) 80

10 C. Yastrzemski (SPA) 79

# TOP 10 EBH EBH

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 105

2 B. Ruth (LAS) 100

3 R. Hornsby (BOG) 91

4 J. Medwick (KOY) 87

5 H. Greenberg (NIP) 83

6 R. Kiner (UCO) 80

7 J. Mize (KOY) 77

7 J. Dimaggio (KRA) 77

9 G. Sheffield (PIC) 73

10 L. Walker (FUN) 71

# TOP 10 TB TB

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 415

2 R. Hornsby (BOG) 403

3 B. Ruth (LAS) 385

4 J. Mize (KOY) 369

5 J. Medwick (KOY) 352

6 R. Kiner (UCO) 333

7 G. Sheffield (PIC) 331

8 B. Hamilton (BOG) 324

9 L. O'doul (SPA) 319

9 H. Greenberg (NIP) 319

Pitching Leaders

# TOP 10 Games G

1 J. Bunning (PS) 54

1 S. Koufax (PS) 54

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 54

4 P. Quantrill (LAR) 53

5 D. Vance (KOY) 44

5 D. Sutton (SAM) 44

5 W. Johnson (PUM) 44

5 G. Maddux (PUM) 44

5 R. Ruffing (LAS) 44

5 C. Schilling (DB) 44

# TOP 10 Games Started GS

1 J. Bunning (PS) 54

1 S. Koufax (PS) 54

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 54

4 O. Hershiser (NIP) 44

4 D. Vance (KOY) 44

4 D. Sutton (SAM) 44

4 W. Johnson (PUM) 44

4 G. Maddux (PUM) 44

4 R. Ruffing (LAS) 44

4 C. Schilling (DB) 44

# TOP 10 Innings IP

1 S. Koufax (PS) 466.0

2 J. Bunning (PS) 454.0

3 A. Messersmith (PS) 411.0

4 D. White (KRA) 386.1

5 D. Phillippe (BOG) 385.1

6 P. Martinez (SPA) 383.0

7 J. Koosman (PIC) 381.2

7 W. Johnson (PUM) 381.0

7 B. Adams (DB) 381.0

10 W. Ford (PIC) 379.2

# TOP 10 Wins W

1 S. Koufax (PS) 31

2 P. Martinez (SPA) 30

3 D. Phillippe (BOG) 28

3 G. Maddux (PUM) 28

5 K. Brown (PIC) 27

6 D. White (KRA) 26

6 P. Alexander (HAR) 26

8 S. Mcdowell (LAS) 25

8 J. Bunning (PS) 25

10 M. Brown (HAR) 24

# TOP 10 Losses L

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 30

2 B. Saberhagen (SPA) 28

3 P. Niekro (SAM) 27

4 J. Marichal (FUN) 26

4 B. Blyleven (CAP) 26

6 C. Schilling (DB) 24

6 T. John (CAP) 24

8 G. Perry (LAS) 23

8 J. Bunning (PS) 23

8 W. Ford (PIC) 23

# TOP 10 Saved SV

1 T. Mcgraw (UCO) 12

2 P. Quantrill (LAR) 10

3 S. Sallee (HAR) 9

4 S. Lyle (PUM) 8

5 R. Fingers (NIP) 7

5 J. Rijo (SAM) 7

5 J. Wetteland (LAS) 7

8 R. Face (FUN) 6

8 D. Plesac (DB) 6

8 D. Righetti (SPA) 6

# TOP 10 Complete Games CG

1 S. Koufax (PS) 43

2 J. Bunning (PS) 38

2 E. Walsh (HAR) 38

4 J. Koosman (PIC) 37

4 B. Gibson (KRA) 37

6 D. Phillippe (BOG) 36

6 K. Brown (PIC) 36

8 D. Vance (KOY) 35

8 D. White (KRA) 35

8 T. Seaver (KOY) 35

# TOP 10 Shutouts SHO

1 R. Waddell (FUN) 7

2 H. Wiltse (KRA) 4

2 K. Brown (PIC) 4

4 S. Koufax (PS) 3

4 B. Blyleven (CAP) 3

4 J. Bunning (PS) 3

4 P. Martinez (SPA) 3

8 D. Drysdale (UCO) 2

8 C. Young (NIP) 2

8 S. Coveleski (PUM) 2

# TOP 10 Quality Starts QS

1 E. Cicotte (FUN) 29

2 P. Martinez (SPA) 28

3 D. White (KRA) 27

3 D. Gooden (LAR) 27

5 M. Brown (HAR) 25

6 R. Waddell (FUN) 24

6 C. Young (NIP) 24

6 H. Wiltse (KRA) 24

6 S. Koufax (PS) 24

6 D. Phillippe (BOG) 24

# TOP 10 Runs Allowed R

1 R. Ruffing (LAS) 253

2 J. Marichal (FUN) 252

3 R. Guidry (SPA) 246

4 F. Jenkins (UCO) 243

4 T. Keefe (BOG) 243

4 D. Cone (CAP) 243

7 F. Tanana (NIP) 242

8 G. Perry (LAS) 241

9 C. Schilling (DB) 239

9 D. Vance (KOY) 239

# TOP 10 Hits Allowed HA

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 498

2 D. Phillippe (BOG) 469

3 P. Niekro (SAM) 468

3 J. Bunning (PS) 468

5 B. Adams (DB) 467

6 B. Saberhagen (SPA) 460

7 R. Ruffing (LAS) 455

8 S. Koufax (PS) 451

9 M. Brown (HAR) 440

10 P. Alexander (HAR) 432

# TOP 10 HR Allowed HR

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 82

2 J. Marichal (FUN) 81

3 S. Fernandez (KOY) 75

4 G. Perry (LAS) 74

4 J. Bunning (PS) 74

6 J. Wood (BOG) 72

7 F. Jenkins (UCO) 69

8 B. Saberhagen (SPA) 68

9 C. Schilling (DB) 67

10 S. Koufax (PS) 66

# TOP 10 Strikeouts K's

1 P. Martinez (SPA) 488

2 D. Gooden (LAR) 443

3 S. Koufax (PS) 436

4 J. Bunning (PS) 371

5 S. Mcdowell (LAS) 365

6 C. Schilling (DB) 363

7 A. Messersmith (PS) 353

8 D. Cone (CAP) 345

9 T. Seaver (KOY) 326

9 S. Fernandez (KOY) 326

# TOP 10 Bases-On-Balls BB

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 222

1 D. Cone (CAP) 222

3 S. Mcdowell (LAS) 194

4 S. Fernandez (KOY) 178

5 D. Gooden (LAR) 173

6 J. Wood (BOG) 164

7 R. Faber (DB) 163

8 F. Valenzuela (UCO) 159

9 S. Koufax (PS) 151

10 T. Seaver (KOY) 144

# TOP 10 Hit Batsmen HP

1 J. Bunning (PS) 53

2 D. Drysdale (UCO) 43

2 R. Faber (DB) 43

2 G. Maddux (PUM) 43

5 K. Brown (PIC) 40

6 D. Cone (CAP) 39

7 E. Walsh (HAR) 36

7 W. Johnson (PUM) 36

9 S. Mcdowell (LAS) 32

10 R. Waddell (FUN) 31

# TOP 10 ERA ERA

1 J. Bunning (PS) 0.22

2 A. Messersmith (PS) 1.38

3 E. Cicotte (FUN) 2.97

4 P. Martinez (SPA) 3.36

5 K. Brown (PIC) 3.39

6 D. White (KRA) 3.42

7 S. Leever (SAM) 3.65

8 R. Waddell (FUN) 3.69

9 D. Phillippe (BOG) 3.78

10 W. Ford (PIC) 3.79

# TOP 10 Runners/9 IP R/9

1 P. Martinez (SPA) 9.54

2 K. Brown (PIC) 10.41

3 E. Cicotte (FUN) 11.27

4 D. Gooden (LAR) 11.57

5 W. Ford (PIC) 11.62

6 J. Koosman (PIC) 11.67

7 S. Koufax (PS) 11.76

8 D. White (KRA) 11.76

9 S. Leever (SAM) 12.08

10 R. Clemens (LAR) 12.24

# TOP 10 K's/9 IP K/9

1 P. Martinez (SPA) 11.47

2 D. Gooden (LAR) 10.95

3 C. Schilling (DB) 9.33

4 S. Fernandez (KOY) 9.18

5 S. Mcdowell (LAS) 8.89

6 D. Cone (CAP) 8.71

7 S. Koufax (PS) 8.42

8 T. Seaver (KOY) 7.82

9 B. Gibson (KRA) 7.76

10 A. Messersmith (PS) 7.73

 
Nipsey 78 84 .481 12.0 78-84 0 45-36 33-48 5-10 16-21 - L2 5-5 Capella 57 105 .352 33.0 55-107 2 38-43 19-62 6-12 22-25 - L2 4-6 :own3d:
How does second place feel in the real sim? :own3d:
How does knowing deep down that my squad is much, much better feel? :own3d:
I don't..I know I'm in first and you aren't. :goodposting: :own3d:
Yeah? Well the jerk store just called and they ran out of you. :own3d:
yeah, well you suck dragon #### :own3d:
Two words: Milker's draft. :own3d:
 
wait... Bonds hit SEVENTY THREE HOME RUNS in the dead ball era???am I missing something here?? I thought the record for HRs in a year was like 15 when that era ended...I have to call :bs: on these stats: # TOP 10 HR HR1 B. Bonds (HAR) 732 B. Ruth (LAS) 503 S. Sosa (DB) 474 J. Mize (KOY) 445 G. Sheffield (PIC) 436 M. Mantle (UCO) 397 J. Thome (NIP) 377 M. Piazza (HAR) 377 R. Kiner (UCO) 3710 L. Walker (FUN) 36 no way do that many guys hit more HRs than whole TEAMS did in the deadball era if this was really a deadball era sim...

 
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Deadball era sim stats...MVP: Barry Bonds (Harrier) 73 HR,
Deadball era and Bonds hits 73 huh.No offense, I appreciate seeing these things, but these numbers are absurd.
 
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Nipsey 78 84 .481 12.0 78-84 0 45-36 33-48 5-10 16-21 - L2 5-5 Capella 57 105 .352 33.0 55-107 2 38-43 19-62 6-12 22-25 - L2 4-6 :own3d:
How does second place feel in the real sim? :own3d:
How does knowing deep down that my squad is much, much better feel? :own3d:
I don't..I know I'm in first and you aren't. :goodposting: :own3d:
Yeah? Well the jerk store just called and they ran out of you. :own3d:
yeah, well you suck dragon #### :own3d:
Two words: Milker's draft. :own3d:
One word: Morganna:own3d:
 
Batters of the Month

April: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

June: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

August: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

July: Barry Bonds (Harrier)

September: Barry Bonds (Harrier)

# TOP 10 AVG AVG

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) .414

# TOP 10 SLG SLG

1 B. Bonds (HAR) .807

2 R. Hornsby (BOG) .634

what a gap between 1st and 2nd

# TOP 10 OPS OPS

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 1.273

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 1.080

again

# TOP 10 Runs Created RC

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 216.8

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 177.1

again

# TOP 10 HR HR

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 73

2 B. Ruth (LAS) 50

3 S. Sosa (DB) 47

wow

# TOP 10 SB SB

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) 98

2 J. Mcgraw (PS) 93

impressive...I think Hamilton maybe is MVP

# TOP 10 Wins W

1 S. Koufax (PS) 31

2 P. Martinez (SPA) 30

# TOP 10 Losses L

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 30

# TOP 10 ERA ERA

1 J. Bunning (PS) 0.22

2 A. Messersmith (PS) 1.38

3 E. Cicotte (FUN) 2.97

holy ####ing ####. is jim bunning god? this is unreal.

# TOP 10 K's/9 IP K/9

1 P. Martinez (SPA) 11.47

2 D. Gooden (LAR) 10.95

3 C. Schilling (DB) 9.33
Things I found interesting... (this is the deadball era sim)
 
Nipsey 78 84 .481 12.0 78-84 0 45-36 33-48 5-10 16-21 - L2 5-5 Capella 57 105 .352 33.0 55-107 2 38-43 19-62 6-12 22-25 - L2 4-6 :own3d:
How does second place feel in the real sim? :own3d:
How does knowing deep down that my squad is much, much better feel? :own3d:
I don't..I know I'm in first and you aren't. :goodposting: :own3d:
Yeah? Well the jerk store just called and they ran out of you. :own3d:
yeah, well you suck dragon #### :own3d:
Two words: Milker's draft. :own3d:
One word: Morganna:own3d:
Three words: Not a milker. :own3d:
 
wait... Bonds hit SEVENTY THREE HOME RUNS in the dead ball era???am I missing something here?? I thought the record for HRs in a year was like 15 when that era ended...I have to call :bs: on these stats: # TOP 10 HR HR1 B. Bonds (HAR) 732 B. Ruth (LAS) 503 S. Sosa (DB) 474 J. Mize (KOY) 445 G. Sheffield (PIC) 436 M. Mantle (UCO) 397 J. Thome (NIP) 377 M. Piazza (HAR) 377 R. Kiner (UCO) 3710 L. Walker (FUN) 36 no way do that many guys hit more HRs than whole TEAMS did in the deadball era if this was really a deadball era sim...
It simmed a total of like 1700 someting HR for 16 teams, so that's like 100something a team... lots of guys had 0 or 2, because we drafted tons of deadballers. so the rest were essentially divvied up among the guys that hit lots of HRs, bonds among them. i think the prevalence of deadballers that don't hit HRs was also part of why the big hitters' (but not everyone's) HR #s were so big in the other sim, as well.
 
Deadball era sim stats...MVP: Barry Bonds (Harrier) 73 HR,
Deadball era and Bonds hits 73 huh.No offense, I appreciate seeing these things, but these numbers are absurd.
wiat until you see Sosa, Sheffield, Thome, Piazza, & Walker's HR stats...
Sheffield only hit 43..although that's his career high in the modern, juiced era, I'm sure he could swing that in the deadball era against the all-time greats.Sorry if I sound pissy, but that's just comes off as Xbox numbers.
 
wait... Bonds hit SEVENTY THREE HOME RUNS in the dead ball era???am I missing something here?? I thought the record for HRs in a year was like 15 when that era ended...I have to call :bs: on these stats: # TOP 10 HR HR1 B. Bonds (HAR) 732 B. Ruth (LAS) 503 S. Sosa (DB) 474 J. Mize (KOY) 445 G. Sheffield (PIC) 436 M. Mantle (UCO) 397 J. Thome (NIP) 377 M. Piazza (HAR) 377 R. Kiner (UCO) 3710 L. Walker (FUN) 36 no way do that many guys hit more HRs than whole TEAMS did in the deadball era if this was really a deadball era sim...
It simmed a total of like 1700 someting HR for 16 teams, so that's like 100something a team... lots of guys had 0 or 2, because we drafted tons of deadballers. so the rest were essentially divvied up among the guys that hit lots of HRs, bonds among them. i think the prevalence of deadballers that don't hit HRs was also part of why the big hitters' (but not everyone's) HR #s were so big in the other sim, as well.
..and that's why this thing is so ####### out of whack.
 
wait... Bonds hit SEVENTY THREE HOME RUNS in the dead ball era???am I missing something here?? I thought the record for HRs in a year was like 15 when that era ended...I have to call :bs: on these stats: # TOP 10 HR HR1 B. Bonds (HAR) 732 B. Ruth (LAS) 503 S. Sosa (DB) 474 J. Mize (KOY) 445 G. Sheffield (PIC) 436 M. Mantle (UCO) 397 J. Thome (NIP) 377 M. Piazza (HAR) 377 R. Kiner (UCO) 3710 L. Walker (FUN) 36 no way do that many guys hit more HRs than whole TEAMS did in the deadball era if this was really a deadball era sim...
It simmed a total of like 1700 someting HR for 16 teams, so that's like 100something a team... lots of guys had 0 or 2, because we drafted tons of deadballers. so the rest were essentially divvied up among the guys that hit lots of HRs, bonds among them. i think the prevalence of deadballers that don't hit HRs was also part of why the big hitters' (but not everyone's) HR #s were so big in the other sim, as well.
..and that's why this thing is so ####### out of whack.
yup---basically it's using the same # of HRs that we would expect as realistic, but since a ton of guys hit zero, everyone else is inflated to essentially modern numbers--which i guess isn't really inflating. i mean, it's not altogether that surprising that bonds would hit 73 HRs when the year used for him was one were he hit 73 HRs. same for ruth and sosa.
 
Nipsey 78 84 .481 12.0 78-84 0 45-36 33-48 5-10 16-21 - L2 5-5 Capella 57 105 .352 33.0 55-107 2 38-43 19-62 6-12 22-25 - L2 4-6 :own3d:
How does second place feel in the real sim? :own3d:
How does knowing deep down that my squad is much, much better feel? :own3d:
I don't..I know I'm in first and you aren't. :own3d:
Yeah? Well the jerk store just called and they ran out of you. :own3d:
yeah, well you suck dragon #### :own3d:
Two words: Milker's draft. :own3d:
One word: Morganna:own3d:
Three words: Not a milker. :own3d:
6 words: Won that draft with one pick. :own3d:
 
Sorry if I sound pissy, but that's just comes off as Xbox numbers.
Is that why? Honestly? It's okay for you to be honest with us. I know your team turned out worst in both sims, but you could definitely just download OOTP and I can e-mail you the file. It may not turn out that way for you.
 
Batters of the Month

April: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

June: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

August: Rogers Hornsby (bogart)

July: Barry Bonds (Harrier)

September: Barry Bonds (Harrier)

# TOP 10 AVG AVG

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) .414

# TOP 10 SLG SLG

1 B. Bonds (HAR) .807

2 R. Hornsby (BOG) .634

what a gap between 1st and 2nd

# TOP 10 OPS OPS

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 1.273

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 1.080

again

# TOP 10 Runs Created RC

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 216.8

2 B. Hamilton (BOG) 177.1

again

# TOP 10 HR HR

1 B. Bonds (HAR) 73

2 B. Ruth (LAS) 50

3 S. Sosa (DB) 47

wow

# TOP 10 SB SB

1 B. Hamilton (BOG) 98

2 J. Mcgraw (PS) 93

impressive...I think Hamilton maybe is MVP

# TOP 10 Wins W

1 S. Koufax (PS) 31

2 P. Martinez (SPA) 30

# TOP 10 Losses L

1 A. Messersmith (PS) 30

# TOP 10 ERA ERA

1 J. Bunning (PS) 0.22

2 A. Messersmith (PS) 1.38

3 E. Cicotte (FUN) 2.97

holy ####ing ####. is jim bunning god? this is unreal.

# TOP 10 K's/9 IP K/9

1 P. Martinez (SPA) 11.47

2 D. Gooden (LAR) 10.95

3 C. Schilling (DB) 9.33
Things I found interesting... (this is the deadball era sim)
comments? I like how bunning turned out to be the lord jesus christ, and how messersmith had the second-lowest era and also 30 losses.
 
Sorry if I sound pissy, but that's just comes off as Xbox numbers.
Is that why? Honestly? It's okay for you to be honest with us. I know your team turned out worst in both sims, but you could definitely just download OOTP and I can e-mail you the file. It may not turn out that way for you.
no..I really don't care about the standings..they'll just get lost in the sea of pages that flow through here tomorrow.the stats are rendered meaningless by what you've shown me. thus, I don't give the actual sim itself much credability.
 
larry_boy o\/\/ning Capella.Saving this one for future use..
Hate to say it, but it's true.Good job Larry...very well done. :thumbup:
:rotflmao:anybody who thinks bonds would hit the same number of homers against all-time greats as he would dennis springer is lacking something upstairs. :crazy:
 
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What does the username have to do with the simulation?  I mean, I realize you've exhibited a level of classlessness throughout this thread, but the sim information is copied directly from the sim to this page.  If you can't trust that, you're grabbing at straws.I'll run another one, if you like.
Tell you what. You download OOTP. It costs only $19.95. I'll e-mail you the file and the settings (stats all converted to modern, players 100% based on OOTP ratings, ratings exceeding 100). You can run the sim yourself.
Any sim that allows Bonds to hit 85 homers against the greatest pitchers of all-time isn't worth the $20, imo.
actually... Bonds would hit MORE home runs against great pitchers than he would against pitchers in our era now...Bonds gets intentionally walked like 1/2 the times he goes up to the plate IRL...he will NEVER get intentionally walked against the greatest pitchers ever...his 85 home runs in the OOTP sim that Winner did was probably with FEWER HR/AB than he had the season used (I think it was his 70 HR season that got used, too, due to the third WIS season rule...)
I think you're losing your mind larry.I could beat this statement 8 ways till next week, but I'll just say that if you think Bonds is going to hit 12 more homers in a season than he ever did before while facing the likes of Walter Johnson, Cy Young, Lefty Grove, and just about every other HOF pitcher, as opposed to the modern days guys he gets on a daily basis like Steve Traschel, Mike Myers and Tim Wakefield (oops :unsure: ) then you are absolutely out of your mind.
by the way, Bonds gets walked a lot now because he is a) really really good b) the pitching is really, really bad and c) he has Pedro Feliz behind him in the lineup.Only option a) would still exist here in the sim, larry.
he would get less walks against those all-time great pitchers than against the crappy pitchers he faces now...he'd pro'lly got ZERO IBBs and he'd pro'lly get a lot less walks, too, 'cuz the all-time greats aren't gonna give up as many as the modern guys will...
yes larry, less walks..BUT HE WOULD BE FACING MUCH MUCH MUCH MUCH BETTER PITCHINGHow is this ####ing idiot leading his conference? :crazy:
The presentation alone makes this ####### hysterical. :rotflmao:
 
Total Records Across Modern and Deadball OOTP Sims

Harrier: 203-121

Bogart: 181-143

Spartans: 172-152

pumpnick: 172-152

Sammy 171-153

Spock: 168-156

LarryBoy: 168-156

Funkley: 168-156

Pickles: 165-159

UCONN: 162-162

lastresort: 158-166

Kraft: 152-172

Koya: 149-175

Doug B: 147-177

Nipsey: 144-180

Capella: 112-212

 
Total Records Across Modern and Deadball OOTP Sims

Harrier: 203-121

Bogart: 181-143

Spartans: 172-152

pumpnick: 172-152

Sammy 171-153

Spock: 168-156

LarryBoy: 168-156

Funkley: 168-156

Pickles: 165-159

UCONN: 162-162

lastresort: 158-166

Kraft: 152-172

Koya: 149-175

Doug B: 147-177

Nipsey: 144-180

Capella: 112-212
:lol:
 
Total Power Rankings Across Modern and Deadball OOTP Sims

Harrier: 242

Bogart: 196

Funkley: 192

LarryBoy: 189

Spartans: 189

Pickles: 187

Spock: 187

pumpnick: 186

Sammy: 179

UCONN: 178

lastresort: 178

Koya: 172

Kraft: 169

Nipsey: 162

Doug B: 152

Capella: 125

 
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