MLB 2009 Tourney [Playing 5/28-5/31]

slickstick · Post by **slickstick** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 3:30 am

Game 4472631
won by slickstick

geigerm · Post by **geigerm** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 10:24 am

A quick non-update update

Don't expect new games before the weekend, as I'm completely swamped at work (you might ask, of course, why I'm taking time then to update this thread--it's 'cause I care about you folks so much

). Unfortunately, the tourney schedule is going to be subject to the whims of my job at various times through May.

MuEagles79 · Post by **MuEagles79** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 6:21 pm

4472438

MuEagles79/White Sox wins

other 2 games against Toronto still pending

MuEagles79 · Post by **MuEagles79** » Thu Mar 19, 2009 6:50 pm

4472442

MuEagles79/White Sox win

dcc1220 · Post by **dcc1220** » Fri Mar 20, 2009 9:11 am

Detroit @ Kansas City

The Royals complete the sweep. Excellent series, somehow the Royals pitched out of tough jams. The Tiger's offense (dice) deserted them twice when the game could have been put out of reach. Aggressive baserunning (forts) played a key role toward the end of game.

Saberhagen (4-0) defeats Rogers
Greinke (3-1) defeats Bonderman
Quisenberry (3-1) defeats Willis

dcc1220 · Post by **dcc1220** » Fri Mar 20, 2009 9:20 am

I know this would be a lot of work, but as we get a little further in the season it would be cool to see a top ten for the best individual pitching records.

Just a thought.

geigerm · Post by **geigerm** » Fri Mar 20, 2009 9:45 am

dcc1220 wrote:I know this would be a lot of work, but as we get a little further in the season it would be cool to see a top ten for the best individual pitching records.

Just a thought.

That's absolutely something I have in mind, which is why the fourth post of the thread is reserved for pitcher records or anything else I feel like throwing in there. I don't think it will really be that hard to come up with that info, but I've been wrong before.

Thanks for the update on your games.

Sackett58 · Post by **Sackett58** » Fri Mar 20, 2009 11:26 am

Dodgers vs Astros (AOR 2)
#4472351 WP-Oswalt LP-Koufax 8 Rounds Astros
#4472347 WP-Hampton LP-Maglie 6 Rounds Astros
#4472342 WP-Moehler LP-Podres 6 Rounds Astros

MuEagles79 · Post by **MuEagles79** » Fri Mar 20, 2009 3:04 pm

Game 4472106

Mark Buehrle gets off the schnide...White Sox/MuEagles79 win

freakns · Post by **freakns** » Sat Mar 21, 2009 1:56 am

dcc1220 wrote:I know this would be a lot of work, but as we get a little further in the season it would be cool to see a top ten for the best individual pitching records.

Just a thought.

only if ERA is included

geigerm wrote:but I've been wrong before.

its not like we arent use to it already :p

slickstick · Post by **slickstick** » Sun Mar 22, 2009 10:28 am

Game 4472275
WON BY SLICKSTICK

geigerm · Post by **geigerm** » Sun Mar 22, 2009 11:52 am

freakns wrote:
dcc1220 wrote:I know this would be a lot of work, but as we get a little further in the season it would be cool to see a top ten for the best individual pitching records.

Just a thought.
only if ERA is included

There's probably a way to extract stats like average territories lost per turn or something goofy like that from the game logs, but there is no way in the world I'm doing that right now! I don't even really have time to get new games out!

freakns wrote:
geigerm wrote:but I've been wrong before.
its not like we arent use to it already :p

Ouch ... not cool, not cool at all ...

Anyway, I'm just bumping this to let you guys know that my busy week of work spilled over into my weekend.

That's the reason you haven't seen new games yet. I should, however, be able to take some time on Monday and get those out to you. And if I'm really lucky, I'll figure out a way to get the up-to-date spreadsheet online.

jwithington · Post by **jwithington** » Mon Mar 23, 2009 1:11 am

The Rangers and the Browns have split their series in St. Louis.

The Rangers now own the season series with the Browns, having gone 5 of 7 against them this year.

"I'm not sure what it is about those Texas boys," says Browns manager jwithington, "but they sure have our number, even at home."

jwithington also noted that he was looking to the minors to find a new ace or two to add to his staff in the coming weeks.

Results:

Palmer (St. Louis) over Millwood Game 4472599
Padilla (Texas) def Stone Game 4472600
Myers (St. Louis) over Feldman Game 4472605
Harrison (Texas) def Shocker Game 4472607

geigerm · Post by **geigerm** » Mon Mar 23, 2009 10:25 am

Folks, we're now up to date on all completed games, and I've posted the new standings. You'll get new games (hopefully) later today, as my work schedule has now calmed down a tiny bit. In the meantime, a few notes on the league thus far:

Your current division leaders: Boston, Kansas City, LA Angels, NY Mets, Astros, and Brooklyn.
The one trend with all these teams so far is fantastic home records: the six of us have a combined 10 home losses. Clearly, we chose maps that other people really hate.
Looking at the split records, a couple of other things stand out. freakns's Tampa Bay squad, who's just 1 game back in the AL East, is the only other team (along with Boston) to be undefeated at home.
On the flip side, props to HighlanderAttack and sargonflex, both of whom have only 1 away loss.

Look forward to those next couple of series soon ...

freakns · Post by **freakns** » Mon Mar 23, 2009 12:15 pm

geigerm wrote:
Your current division leaders: Boston, Kansas City, LA Angels, NY Mets, Astros, and Brooklyn.

there is something wrong with this list! yes, i know what is wrong! i dont like it at all

geigerm wrote:
Clearly, we chose maps that other people really hate.

Battle of Actium is not even a real map... its a mess and of course everyone hates it! not like that dear prison *love*

geigerm · Post by **geigerm** » Mon Mar 23, 2009 4:29 pm

freakns wrote:
geigerm wrote:
Your current division leaders: Boston, Kansas City, LA Angels, NY Mets, Astros, and Brooklyn.

there is something wrong with this list! yes, i know what is wrong! i dont like it at all

Funny, I find that list to be quite wonderful.

If it makes you feel any better, you'd have the wild card if the season ended today, but of course we have a looooooong way to go.

freakns wrote:
geigerm wrote:
Clearly, we chose maps that other people really hate.
Battle of Actium is not even a real map... its a mess and of course everyone hates it! not like that dear prison *love*

Right, 'cause everyone loves prison.

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Still working on those games, folks--sorry about the delay. I had a 30-minute meeting turn into a 2-hour one this afternoon, which took away quite a bit of time and even caused me to miss a few turns in my games.

Sackett58 · Post by **Sackett58** » Mon Mar 23, 2009 4:52 pm

Brooklyn Dodgers at Colorado Rockies (Madagascar)

4472669
WP-Podres LP-Jimeniz Dodgers Round 7

4472666
WP-Newcombe LP-Cook Dodgers Round 9

4472664
WP-Smith LP-Drysdale Rockies Round 7

Sackett58 · Post by **Sackett58** » Mon Mar 23, 2009 11:14 pm

Colorado Rockies at Brooklyn Dodgers (Circus Maximus)

4445860
WP-Koufax(3-1)
LP-DeLa Rosa
Dodgers 18 Rounds

4445861
WP-Drysdale(2-2)
LP-Smith
Dodgers 20 Rounds

4445862
WP-Newcombe(4-0)
LP-Cook
Dodgers 9 Rounds

jwithington · Post by **jwithington** » Tue Mar 24, 2009 4:32 pm

St. Louis "shocked" no one this week when they sent fifth starter Urban Shocker to the minors, replacing him with Mike Cuellar.

"Honestly, Urban was a gimmick--and we can't afford gimmicks at this point in the season," noted manager jwithington.

The line on the new pitcher:

#35 Mike Cuellar, Escalating, Unlimited, Foggy

jwithington · Post by **jwithington** » Tue Mar 24, 2009 4:36 pm

geigerm wrote:
Your current division leaders: Boston, Kansas City, LA Angels, NY Mets, Astros, and Brooklyn.

The one trend with all these teams so far is fantastic home records: the six of us have a combined 10 home losses. Clearly, we chose maps that other people really hate.

Dude, Houston definitely took the map I would have chosen, and LA has one that I would have picked as well. I hope I get to play them both.

Now, Battle of Actium? That one is just wrong wrong wrong....

geigerm · Post by **geigerm** » Tue Mar 24, 2009 9:34 pm

jwithington wrote:St. Louis "shocked" no one this week when they sent fifth starter Urban Shocker to the minors, replacing him with Mike Cuellar.

"Honestly, Urban was a gimmick--and we can't afford gimmicks at this point in the season," noted manager jwithington.

The line on the new pitcher:

#35 Mike Cuellar, Escalating, Unlimited, Foggy

While I'm sad to see one of the best names in baseball history leaving the tourney, I've made the move, and Cuellar will take over after Shocker makes his fifth start.

jwithington wrote:Dude, Houston definitely took the map I would have chosen, and LA has one that I would have picked as well. I hope I get to play them both.

Now, Battle of Actium? That one is just wrong wrong wrong....

I think the AL East is playing the NL East in interleague, so you'll miss both of those teams.

As for Actium, come on ... it's not THAT bad of a map.

freakns · Post by **freakns** » Thu Mar 26, 2009 2:01 am

geigerm wrote:As for Actium, come on ... it's not THAT bad of a map.

no, its not that bad... its actually worse!!!!!

jwithington · Post by **jwithington** » Thu Mar 26, 2009 1:01 pm

St. Louis successfully completed their series versus the White Sox today, winning an extra innings match to close out the series.

Results:

Browns (Meyers) over Colon Game 4472101
Browns (Shocker) defeats Contreras Game 4472104
Sox (Buerhle) over Sutcliffe Game 4472106

Good games, White Sox!

yemphan · Post by **yemphan** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 10:49 am

Anything going on with this tourney? It's been a while since I had games....

geigerm · Post by **geigerm** » Tue Mar 31, 2009 3:30 pm

yemphan wrote:Anything going on with this tourney? It's been a while since I had games....

It's been on an unscheduled vacation--I've had two of the worst weeks of work I can remember, had my kids and wife sick, and been sick myself since the last batch of games. So most of my time has been spent catching up on work and trying to make all of my turns in the games I'm playing.

I'm very, very sorry about the delay--and about not letting you all know what was up. As soon as I can get those next games out (hopefully the next day or two), I will.

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