*** OFFICIAL WIS XVI Draft Thread *** (1 Viewer)

[Pumpnick]

I demand to pick tonight

 

[Kraft...]

Bob McClure, P Angels

 

[Super Nintendo Chalmers]

One person list sent to rodg12. If he's gone skip me. Now off to get drunk.

 

[rodg12]

One person list sent to rodg12. If he's gone skip me. Now off to get drunk.

Got it.

 

[Arsenal of Doom]

C 1967 Tim McCarver L 544 474 14 69 8-8 32-54 33.6 .295 .369 .452 A/A $5,527,615 1B 1930 Bill Terry L 747 666 23 129 8-11 33-57 27.5 .401 .452 .619 C+/A+ $9,265,407 2B 1909 Eddie Collins L 699 605 3 56 67-46 51-62 190.3 .347 .416 .450 B/A- $8,789,241 3B 1953 Al Rosen R 724 631 43 145 8-7 48-85 13.9 .336 .422 .613 B+/A- $10,150,298 SS 1930 Joe Cronin R 722 618 13 126 17-10 36-72 45.2 .346 .422 .513 B/A $8,139,901 OF 1939 Joe Dimaggio R 563 496 30 126 3-0 20-52 15.4 .381 .448 .671 B+/A+ $9,636,133OF 1978 Amos Otis R 567 486 22 96 32-8 54-66 22.1 .298 .380 .525 A/A+ $6,761,798 Batting Totals 4566 3976 148 747 143-90 274-448 25.7 .345 .417 .550 B+/A $58,270,393 SP 1909 Orval Overall R 20-11-3 302 1.42 .198 1.00 6.47 2.53 0.03 205-80 $12,023,652 SP/RP 1913 Reb Russell L 22-16-4 338 1.90 .219 1.04 3.47 2.25 0.06 122-79 $10,932,526 SP/RP 1935 Cy Blanton R 18-13-1 270 2.58 .229 1.08 5.02 1.95 0.11 142-55 $10,149,954 SP/RP 1991 Todd Frohwirth R 7-3-3 97 1.87 .190 0.97 7.19 2.71 0.19 77-29 $4,113,440 SP/RP 1990 Rob Dibble R 8-3-11 98 1.74 .183 0.98 12.49 3.12 0.28 136-34 $4,158,540 SP/RP 1989 Larry Andersen R 4-4-3 88 1.54 .198 0.99 8.73 2.46 0.21 85-24 $3,433,657 SP/RP 1918 Carl Mays R 21-13-0 378 2.21 .215 1.06 3.50 2.49 0.06 114-81 $12,894,156 Pitching Totals 100-63-25 1,571 1.96 .210 1.03 5.54 2.40 0.09 881-382 $57,705,925

 

[Koya]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

Are you even remotely close to being up?

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

Are you even remotely close to being up?

Oh wait, you took him in the first round...that's even funnier.

 

[Pumpnick]

whos up

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

x texted

 

[Koya]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

Are you even remotely close to being up?

Oh wait, you took him in the first round...that's even funnier.

So, you're telling me that I took Mike Scott was taken 13 rounds early?

 

[Doctor Detroit]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

This is a Socaldraftkiller live strategy. Pretty much why I no longer play him.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

Are you even remotely close to being up?

Oh wait, you took him in the first round...that's even funnier.

So, you're telling me that I took Mike Scott was taken 13 rounds early?

 

[Koya]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

This is a Socaldraftkiller live strategy. Pretty much why I no longer play him.

So you are saying its effective.

 

[Doctor Detroit]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

This is a Socaldraftkiller live strategy. Pretty much why I no longer play him.

So you are saying its effective.

If you don't want to play any live games, yes.

 

[Chemical X]

how aboot

chris hoiles, c, brorioles

len randle, 3b, theterriblenessthatisthemets

 

[Kraft...]

how aboot

chris hoiles, c, brorioles

len randle, 3b, theterriblenessthatisthemets

Frank Robinson alreay taking up Orioles slot no?Nevermind, Reds for Frank

 

[Doctor Detroit]

14.22 - Stu Miller, RP Balmer

:blacklisted:Whatever his worst season was in performance history, that was the one I had.

 

[Kraft...]

Darren Daulton, C Phillies

 

[the moops]

we get to skip larry if it makes it to him tonight, right?

 

[Doctor Detroit]

For those of you doing Padres research at WIS.

 

[Bogart]

Guys, I am not going to be able to get to my make up picks tonight. Will be sometime tomorrow. Keep me on autoskip and I will be good.

 

[Brady Marino]

Guys, I am not going to be able to get to my make up picks tonight. Will be sometime tomorrow. Keep me on autoskip and I will be good.

Hope everything's alright. Must be a rough night for you and your family. I'll drink one for ya tonight.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

15.03 - Zack Wheat, OF Doyers

His father was of English descent and his mother was full-blooded Cherokee.

During the 1917 and 1918 seasons, Wheat hit well, but missed many games due to injuries. He had tiny feet, size 5, and this is believed to be the cause of the many nagging ankle injuries that caused to miss many games in his career.

Wheat hit .320 or higher every season from 1920 through 1925, topping out with .375 in consecutive seasons. He failed to lead the league in hitting those two seasons, not getting enough at bats in 1923 to qualify, and Hornsby topped the league with .384, and in 1924, his .375 finished a distant second to Hornsby's .424.

He still holds the Dodger franchise records for hits, doubles, triples and total bases.

After Wheat retired from baseball, he moved back to his 160-acre (0.65 km2) farm in Polo, Missouri, until the Great Depression forced him to sell it in 1932. He moved to Kansas City, Missouri, where he operated a bowling alley and later became a police officer. It was during his duties as an officer in 1936, that he was chasing a fleeing felon in his vehicle, when he crashed and nearly died. Wheat spent five months in hospital after the accident, and after he was discharged, he moved his family to Sunrise Beach, Missouri, a resort town on the Lake of the Ozarks, to recuperate. It was here that he opened a 46-acre (190,000 m2) hunting and fishing resort.

One of the grandest guys ever to wear a baseball uniform, one of the greatest batting teachers I have seen, one of the truest pals a man ever (had) and one of the kindliest men God ever created. -Casey Stengel, 1965

 

[larry_boy_44]

P Andy Messersmith, Angels

 

[the moops]

P Andy Messersmith, Angels

wish you would have stayed away for a while longer

 

[Doctor Detroit]

I should have grabbed Dickey when I had a chance

Famous last words

 

[Koya]

First the Mets run and now Angels all over the place

 

[Brady Marino]

P Andy Messersmith, Angels

wish you would have stayed away for a while longer

Was my top target in this round.

 

[Doctor Detroit]

Some of you guys are really screwing this up.

 

[Pumpnick]

list sent to kraft

 

[SoCalBroncoFan]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

This is a Socaldraftkiller live strategy. Pretty much why I no longer play him.

Really? Didn't know it bothered anyone that I used my pitchers in a very unorthodox manner in Sim Live.

 

[SoCalBroncoFan]

Bob McClure, P Angels

Getting thin. Still would rather have had Ontiveros, but Murphy should be decent, especially since he can start.Mike Scott - Starter AND Closer.

It Happened

This is a Socaldraftkiller live strategy. Pretty much why I no longer play him.

So you are saying its effective.

If you don't want to play any live games, yes.

Is it just Dr. D that feels that way? I hope not. I was looking forward to Sim Live....

 

[jfranco77]

C 1967 Tim McCarver L 544 474 14 69 8-8 32-54 33.6 .295 .369 .452 A/A $5,527,615 1B 1930 Bill Terry L 747 666 23 129 8-11 33-57 27.5 .401 .452 .619 C+/A+ $9,265,407 2B 1909 Eddie Collins L 699 605 3 56 67-46 51-62 190.3 .347 .416 .450 B/A- $8,789,241 3B 1953 Al Rosen R 724 631 43 145 8-7 48-85 13.9 .336 .422 .613 B+/A- $10,150,298 SS 1930 Joe Cronin R 722 618 13 126 17-10 36-72 45.2 .346 .422 .513 B/A $8,139,901 OF 1939 Joe Dimaggio R 563 496 30 126 3-0 20-52 15.4 .381 .448 .671 B+/A+ $9,636,133OF 1978 Amos Otis R 567 486 22 96 32-8 54-66 22.1 .298 .380 .525 A/A+ $6,761,798 Batting Totals 4566 3976 148 747 143-90 274-448 25.7 .345 .417 .550 B+/A $58,270,393 SP 1909 Orval Overall R 20-11-3 302 1.42 .198 1.00 6.47 2.53 0.03 205-80 $12,023,652 SP/RP 1913 Reb Russell L 22-16-4 338 1.90 .219 1.04 3.47 2.25 0.06 122-79 $10,932,526 SP/RP 1935 Cy Blanton R 18-13-1 270 2.58 .229 1.08 5.02 1.95 0.11 142-55 $10,149,954 SP/RP 1991 Todd Frohwirth R 7-3-3 97 1.87 .190 0.97 7.19 2.71 0.19 77-29 $4,113,440 SP/RP 1990 Rob Dibble R 8-3-11 98 1.74 .183 0.98 12.49 3.12 0.28 136-34 $4,158,540 SP/RP 1989 Larry Andersen R 4-4-3 88 1.54 .198 0.99 8.73 2.46 0.21 85-24 $3,433,657 SP/RP 1918 Carl Mays R 21-13-0 378 2.21 .215 1.06 3.50 2.49 0.06 114-81 $12,894,156 Pitching Totals 100-63-25 1,571 1.96 .210 1.03 5.54 2.40 0.09 881-382 $57,705,925

I like it. Very strong defense, good pitching.

 

[oso diablo]

14.15 Schoolboy Rowe, Phillies

this was my other Phillie, as well

 

[Greco]

15.04 (340): Zeke Bonura, 1B Chicago White Sox

 

[larry_boy_44]

P Joey Jay, Atlanta Braves

 

[larry_boy_44]

C 1954 Smoky Burgess L 413 363 4 46 1-5 11-42 86.3 .368 .432 .510 D+/D+ $4,059,2001B 1922 George Sisler L 688 617 8 105 51-19 14-49 73.3 .420 .467 .594 C/B- $9,705,259SS 1941 Cecil Travis L 698 640 7 101 2-2 25-52 86.9 .359 .410 .520 B/D $6,689,134OF 1941 Ted Williams L 636 480 37 120 2-4 27-145 12.3 .406 .551 .735 D+/C- $12,722,311OF 1911 Joe Jackson L 679 605 7 83 41-36 46-56 81.6 .408 .468 .590 C/C- $9,401,870OF 1987 Tony Gwynn L 680 589 7 54 56-12 35-82 84.1 .370 .447 .511 B-/C $7,616,251OF 1969 Jim Wynn R 653 495 33 87 23-7 142-148 15.0 .269 .436 .507 B/B- $6,504,381Batting Totals 4447 3789 103 596 176-85 300-574 35.4 .373 .459 .565 C+/C $56,698,406SP 1946 Hal Newhouser L 26-9-1 308 1.94 .201 1.07 8.46 3.01 0.31 275-98 $10,939,260SP/RP 1988 Teddy Higuera L 16-9-0 228 2.45 .207 1.00 7.60 2.34 0.59 192-59 $7,719,161SP/RP 1950 Jim Hearn R 11-4-0 141 2.49 .182 0.96 3.90 2.96 0.60 58-44 $5,197,820SP/RP 1989 Jeff Russell R 6-4-38 73 1.98 .182 0.95 9.54 2.97 0.50 77-24 $2,723,052SP/RP 1976 Skip Lockwood R 10-7-19 95 2.67 .186 1.02 10.30 3.24 0.57 108-34 $3,259,450SP/RP 1968 Andy Messersmith R 4-2-4 82 2.21 .157 0.97 8.19 3.87 0.33 74-35 $3,040,213SP/RP 1988 Pascual Perez R 12-8-0 188 2.44 .196 0.94 6.27 2.11 0.72 131-44 $6,088,503SP/RP 1958 Joey Jay R 7-5-0 102 2.14 .177 1.07 6.89 4.00 0.74 74-43 $3,383,168Pitching Totals 92-48-62 1,217 2.27 .192 1.00 7.50 2.89 0.53 989-381 $42,350,627

 

[oso diablo]

LEAGUE THEME

m) Each team drafts 25 players. Each player drafted has to be from a different franchise. The one-per-franchise restriction will remain in place during the season.

there's been some talk of trading. big constraint here.

 

[Brady Marino]

That OF defense is AWESOME (for opposing teams)

 

[larry_boy_44]

That OF defense is AWESOME (for opposing teams)

mine?Yeah, I know. I don't think I've ever had defense that wasn't good, so it'll be interesting to see how it goes.

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Was going to say I can't post my lineup yet because I haven't filled on position...then I saw Larry doesn't have a 2B or a 3B.

 

[RnR]

It is interesting to watch strategies evolve. Much like in the MLB right now, a bunch of guys are uber concerns with defensive ratings this time around. Four or five years ago, most drafters would sacrifice defense for OBP or SLG in these things, particularly in the OF.

 

[larry_boy_44]

Was going to say I can't post my lineup yet because I haven't filled on position...then I saw Larry doesn't have a 2B or a 3B.

Gwynn is my everyday 3B...

 

[rodg12]

I have SNC's pick....

For Super Nintendo Chalmers:

15.6 - Monty Stratton, P White Sox

 

[rodg12]

15.7 - Hal Woodeshick, RP, Houston Colt 45's

My link

 

[Notorious T.R.E.]

Was going to say I can't post my lineup yet because I haven't filled on position...then I saw Larry doesn't have a 2B or a 3B.

Gwynn is my everyday 3B...

Trying to lose?

 

[Kraft...]

Bogart x2 Makeup

the moops - OTC (Clock up @ xx:49)

pumpnick(I have list)

Hoos First

Doug B

Doctor Detroit

Brady Marino

oso diablo

Koya

eephus

Frostillicus

jfranco77

Arsenal of Doom

SoCalBroncoFan

Tremendous Upside

Spartans Rule

RnR

Bogart

 

[rodg12]

This is what my pitching looks like so far...SP 1908 Christy Mathewson R 37-11-5 411 1.43 .200 0.84 5.97 0.97 0.12 259-42 $14,894,040SP/RP 1905 Eddie Plank L 24-12-0 380 2.26 .227 1.04 5.45 1.95 0.08 210-75 $10,869,293SP/RP 1903 Deacon Phillippe R 25-9-2 335 2.43 .241 1.03 3.83 0.90 0.12 123-29 $10,571,232SP/RP 1965 Sam McDowell L 17-11-4 273 2.18 .185 1.14 10.71 4.35 0.30 325-132 $9,732,119SP/RP 1972 Jim Brewer L 8-7-17 82 1.26 .157 0.84 7.93 2.87 0.69 69-25 $3,471,177SP/RP 1963 Hal Woodeshick L 11-9-10 114 1.97 .186 1.03 7.42 3.32 0.24 94-42 $4,212,500 Pitching Totals 122-59-38 1,595 1.98 .209 0.99 6.51 2.08 0.18 1080-345 $53,750,361

 

[Kraft...]

C 1992 Darren DaultonL 585 485 27 109 11-2 103-88 18.0 .270 .385 .524 C+/A-$5,727,8501B 1991 Frank Thomas R 700 559 32 109 1-2 112-138 17.5 .318 .453 .553 A/C $7,072,1002B 1953 Red Schoendit S 660 594 15 79 3-3 23-60 37.6 .342 .405 .502 B/A- $7,072,8233B 1992 Gary Sheffield R 618 557 33 100 5-6 40-48 16.9 .330 .385 .580 B/B $6,811,2993B 1988 Gregg Jefferies S 120 111 6 17 5-1 10-8 18.2 .321 .364 .596 A/D $1,316,129SS 1969 Rico Petrocelli R 643 535 40 97 3-5 68-98 13.4 .297 .403 .589 A/B- $8,115,933OF 1992 Barry Bonds L 612 473 34 103 39-8 69-127 13.9 .311 .456 .624 A-/C+$8,209,560OF 1936 Earl Averill L 718 646 28 126 3-3 35-65 21.9 .378 .438 .627 C/B $8,708,153OF 1971 Bobby Murcer L 624 529 25 94 14-8 60-91 21.2 .331 .427 .543 B/B+ $7,401,577 Batting Totals 5280 4489 240 834 84-38 520-723 18.4 .324 .419 .569 B/B- $60,435,424SP 1912 Walter Johnson R 33-12-2 394 1.39 .196 0.91 7.39 1.85 0.05 303-76 $17,525,356SP 1918 Hippo Vaughn L 22-10-0 365 1.74 .208 1.01 4.59 2.36 0.12 148-76 $12,250,547SP 1923 Dolf Luque R 27-8-2 339 1.93 .235 1.14 4.22 2.46 0.06 151-88 $12,285,555RP 1989 Jeff MontgomryR 7-3-18 92 1.37 .198 0.99 9.20 2.45 0.29 94-25 $3,548,966RP 1970 Ken Sanders R 5-2-13 93 1.75 .201 0.96 6.24 2.44 0.10 64-25 $3,767,415RP 1989 Bob McClure L 6-1-3 53 1.55 .212 1.03 6.19 2.58 0.34 36-15 $1,652,858 Pitching Totals 100-36-38 1,336 1.65 .211 1.01 5.88 2.25 0.10 796-305 $51,030,697Happy so far, this is my first time doing the Big inning SP thing so it felt a little weird. Getting the three 300+ inning starters allowed for a lot of offensive flexibility.