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*** OFFICIAL WIS XVI Draft Thread *** (3 Viewers)

14.12- RHP Luis Deleon, San Diego Fathers

DeLeón pitched 206 games over the first six seasons of his career, all in relief. He made his first and only start in his last career appearance, which was also his only major league appearance in 1989. Pitching for the Seattle Mariners, he threw 4 innings, giving up 1 run on 5 hits, and did not receive a decision.

He is known as "The Millionaire from San Antón.
In this league, he's known as "The Only Padre Reliever Worth a ####".
 
'23 Cy Williams was top-5 in WIS VIII (Golden-Steroid Era) in home runs, playing in Minute Maid Park. And that was with all the usual big thumpers around.

 
14.11 Cy Williams - OF - Phillies
thought his 1924 season looked the best, but then i noticed that his 1923 season has been played over 1300 times in WIS leagues in the past 4+ years.
That looks like a glitch in the matrix to me.
High normalized HRs in 1923 season
So the 116 HR season is legit?
+4 HR park :shrug: Williams' log5 HR/100 rate in 1923 is higher than Sammy Sosa's in either of his 60+ HR seasons.
So what you're saying is we have the SOD here.
 
14.12- RHP Luis Deleon, San Diego Fathers

DeLeón pitched 206 games over the first six seasons of his career, all in relief. He made his first and only start in his last career appearance, which was also his only major league appearance in 1989. Pitching for the Seattle Mariners, he threw 4 innings, giving up 1 run on 5 hits, and did not receive a decision.

He is known as "The Millionaire from San Antón.
In this league, he's known as "The Only Padre Reliever Worth a #### if you like giving up lots of HOMERS!".
:thumbup:
 
Not sure if my last post went through so I apologize if it's a repeat. Some solid low inning starters available in a straight up or package deal for a reliever. Would be willing to give up some IP as well. Perhaps Cal Eldred of the vaunted Brewers for a really good reliever of a non scarce team?

 
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Doug B - OTC (Clock up @ xx:36)

Hoos First

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the moops

rodg12

SNC

larry_boy_44

Greco

Notorious TRE

Kraft

Chemical X

 
I waited too long on Cy Williams. I planned on taking him as my Philly player since the start of the draft. Figured the low OBP would keep him available.

 
14.12- RHP Luis Deleon, San Diego Fathers

DeLeón pitched 206 games over the first six seasons of his career, all in relief. He made his first and only start in his last career appearance, which was also his only major league appearance in 1989. Pitching for the Seattle Mariners, he threw 4 innings, giving up 1 run on 5 hits, and did not receive a decision.

He is known as "The Millionaire from San Antón.
In this league, he's known as "The Only Padre Reliever Worth a #### if you like giving up lots of HOMERS!".
:thumbup:
jfranco would not approve of my pick.
 
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Pitching Totals 78-43-7 1,173 2.00 .191 0.93 6.64 2.25 0.41 848-287 $43,241,350Almost 1200 ip, so need to fill in, but not too shabby with pick 15 in this pup. Only one dead all guy but that should be mitigated by -2 HRs and most pitchers have good HR+ numbers.

 
Pitching Totals 78-43-7 1,173 2.00 .191 0.93 6.64 2.25 0.41 848-287 $43,241,350Almost 1200 ip, so need to fill in, but not too shabby with pick 15 in this pup. Only one dead all guy but that should be mitigated by -2 HRs and most pitchers have good HR+ numbers.
The -2/-2 HR park should help your arms plenty.My pitching so far (unadjusted):1.71 ERA.200 OAV0.96 WHIP5.16 K/92.25 BB/90.19 HR/9686-299 K/BB EDIT - My pitching normalized:1.89 ERA.208 OAV1.00 WHIP5.25 K/92.34 BB/90.21 HR/9
 
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14.12- RHP Luis Deleon, San Diego Fathers

DeLeón pitched 206 games over the first six seasons of his career, all in relief. He made his first and only start in his last career appearance, which was also his only major league appearance in 1989. Pitching for the Seattle Mariners, he threw 4 innings, giving up 1 run on 5 hits, and did not receive a decision.

He is known as "The Millionaire from San Antón.
In this league, he's known as "The Only Padre Reliever Worth a #### if you like giving up lots of HOMERS!".
:thumbup:
:hifive:
 
Starting Lineup:2B Buddy Myer L .349/.440/.468 B/BOF Roy Cullenbine S .317/.452/.465 C/C3B Eddie Yost R .278/.435/.436 B/C+SS Eddie Joost R .263/.429/.453 B/AOF Paul Waner L .380/.437/.549 B/B 1B Mike Jorgensen L .310/.444/.488 A+/D-OFC Steve O'Neill R .311/.423/.416 C/C- Hitting Totals 5269 PA .313/.433/.462Pitching Totals 1,721 IP, 1.82 ERA, .207 OAV, 0.95 WHIP, 1.88 BB/9, 0.25 HR/9

 
CF Al Kaline 327/410/550 A-/A+1B John Mayberry 291/416/547 C/B+3B Harmon Killebrew 276/427/584 D+/DRF Hank Aaron 323/390/618 B-/B+SS Ernie Banks 304/374/596 A/A-C Johnny Bench 270/376/541 B+/A/A+LF Ken Griffey Jr 327/399/527 B+/B2B Frankie Frisch 337/387/472 B/A+PH Roger Maris 269/372/620 C-/D+That's what I'm thinking for a line-up as of right now. LOL at Kaline being a better option in CF than a young Junior.

 
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Yeah, Kaline's only the most under appreciated HoF'er in the history of the game.
I was speaking purely defense. Kaline played RF and Junior's one of the best defensive CF of all time. Just seemed weird to me. :shrug:
Kaline could have played RF AND CF. Yeah, he was that good.
Water covers 70% of the earth...the other 30% covered by Al Kaline?
I wish I would have coined that...
 

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