New Owner Interview - Welcome Arfy!

(EDITOR NOTE: The commish is boring and doesn't include any fun images to lead the article. Boo Canada!)

Commissioner: Tell us about Arfy. What is he like? What does he do in his spare time when not obsessing over your rosters?

A: My name is Lauren. Yes, I'm a dude! I'm 51 years old. Act like I'm 30.
I live in South Florida. Grew up in Montana. Also lived in Wisconsin and Washington most of my life. Obsessing is the word. I get something in my head and I can't let it go. I'm thinking about my teams 24/7. I'm a serious gamer as I find myself playing Flying Simulator, or Call of Duty, or Pubg several hours of the week.

C: Obviously, you're a very experienced owner. What intrigued you about joining Cobbfather?

A: I love the active blog. In my younger days we had the Pine Tar world blog quite active. But stuff happened, and I didn't have time to keep up with it. And when my momentum went down, so did everyone else's.

C: What is your proudest moment in HBD?

A: Actually, my proudest isn't just in hbd itself. I'm most proud of the fact that I've won titles in the big 3 WIS games. I have 5 Gridiron Dynasty titles, 26 Hoops Dynasty Titles, and now 2 Hardball Dynasty titles. I know for a fact there aren't many people in that boat. (Commissioner's Note - No one likes a bragger, Arfy. ;) )

C: What is your favorite part about building a franchise? Do you try to make a lot of trades? Would you rather build through the draft or IFA? Or just buy a team like Steinbrenner used to do?

A: Taking over a franchise is the most exciting part to me. I don't even care what condition it is in. I'm confident enough that I feel I can make just about any franchise at least competitive. I pride myself in finding players that nobody wants and then using them to my advantage. I recently had a player in another world that passed waivers 12 times and still had an era under 5.

I'm not big into trades. I use it as a last resort mostly. Although sometimes I like to take advantage of teams having fire sales late in the season and get great players for dirt cheap. I don't understand that thinking honestly. . I don't really have one way that I build my teams. I usually just make the best deal I can. Although I feel I'm pretty good at getting good talent through the draft.

C: Of your current roster, who do you like most? Promise they will never read these articles! What about prospects? Who are you looking forward to the ML team in the next couple of seasons?

A: Honestly I feel that with as many times as the team finished dead last, it should have much better talent and prospects. I would have to say Gordon Eyre is probably my favorite. I'm hoping he can start putting up better numbers than he did last season though.

C: What are your goals for the upcoming season? Are you looking to push for the playoffs? Or do you expect to rebuild for a couple of seasons?

A: My goal for this season is to shoot for near the .500 mark. I just don't want our fans to have to endure being a carpet anymore. I think we can be competitive within 3 or 4 seasons. For now, I'll be happy just hovering around the .500 mark

C: What has been your favorite aspect(s) of Cobbfather so far?

A: Once again the active blog. Something no other world compares to. I look forward to the glory of the New York Empire that I expect the writers to be talking about soon in seasons to come.

C: What advice would you give a new owner in HBD? Besides making sure to ignore most conversations with the Commissioner of Cobbfather?

A: My biggest advice would be to find value in players that others don't. Create a system that others don't use, and stick to it no matter what happens.

S61 - Trade Tree

 Jack Torrance - contributing reporter

The blog writers are always taking suggestions and this came to us from the wheeler and dealer - ekontz41 to do an article on a trade tree, so since he made the suggestion and because he does so much trading; I picked his team to go through. If you have a player that would be fun to follow, let me know. It takes a good bit to follow it all the way through, but here we go...I'm giving pick value and IFA signing money as a reference for what was coming back. 

S26 $2.3M international signing of Jimmie Cedeno. Signed as a 21 yr old out of San Pedro de Marcoris, Dominican Republic about a week into the season. Was traded the next season (S27) for RF Al Albaladejo (S20 #26 pick); who earned a prompt ML promotion. 

(Branch 1) Albaladejo was packaged with Ron Corino (S27 #33 pick) and Lorenzo Bonilla (S27 #44 pick) for $800k + CF Sam Becker (S22 #8 pick) + Jack Choice (S23 #48 pick)

(Branch 2) Jack Choice who was released in S34 with no return beyond years played. (Branch 2) Sam Becker who was traded in S34 along with Walker Houston (S32 FA signing) for RP Dustan Singleton (S32 #14 pick) and SP Domingo Torres (S30 $10M IFA)

(Branch 3) Singleton left for FA in S42 as a Type B FA; which led to the draft of Will Hines who retired after 4 pro years, never make the majors. 

(Branch 3) Torres was traded in S39 along with Jon Everett (S37 #1 pick) and Warren Sager (S36 #68 pick) for SP Koyie Ward (S35 #7 pick)

(Branch 4) Ward was traded traded in S47 for Grayson Lowry (S45 #28 pick) and SP Rando Powell (S45 #3 pick)

(Branch 5A) Powell was traded S52 for Hector Mota (S51 $3.3M IFA) and Vince Saarloos (S50 #5 pick)

(Branch 6A-1) Saarloos was traded with C Miguel Romero (S52 $16.1M IFA) in S60 for C Nicky Constanza (S57 #4 pick) and RP Jose Bazardo (S54 $5M IFA)

(Branch 6A-2) Mota was moved in S53 along with C Del Manaea (S47 #284 pick) for 3B Wil Johnston (S48 #6 pick)

Johnston was flipped in S55 along with SP Zephyr Gross (S45 #4 pick) and RP Ossie Crow (DITR S46 #490 pick) for SP Garabez Castillo (S53 $10.1M IFA)

(Branch 5B) Lowry was traded S48 with Gregor Diaz for $5M, 3B Ernest Paulson (S36 #16 pick), and SP Rougned Pulido (S38 #770 pick - this guy performed like a 1st round pick)

(Branch 6B-1) Paulson was then traded to Columbus for RP Julian Clay (S40 #34 pick) who was packaged with Pulido and SS Yovani Bonilla (S40 #12 pick) for SP Damaso Ethier (S46 $23.5M IFA) in the same season. 

(Branch 7) Ethier was flipped as an expiring contract in S60 for $2M, 2B Javier Quevedo (S48 $18.9 IFA) and C Arthur Howell (S59 #40 pick).

(Branch 8) Howell was flipped this season, S61; with RF Omar Villano (S49 $24M IFA) and C Graham Ratterree (DITR S59 #579 pick) for RP Carl Jackson (S52 #11 pick). 

So in a nutshell, the S26 $2.3M IFA spend has turned into current S61 players: CF Javier Quevedo (34 yr old), C Nicky Constanza (24 yr old), SP Garabez Castillo (26 yr old), and RP Carl Jackson (29 yr old). 

We all know those players will likely be moved, so the tree continues to grow. 

S61 Park and Location updates

Jack Torrance - contributing reporter

Here are the pack effects with last year's playoff teams in bold. 

Pitcher Parks - below 0.970

• Tacoma - 0.793
• Oklahoma City - 0.843
• Anaheim - 0.941
• Augusta - 0.904
• Atlanta - 0.950
• Buffalo - 0.953
• Charleston - 0.956
• Mexico City - 0.956
• Jacksonville - 0.957

Neutral Parks 

• Columbus - 0.991
• Chicago - 0.993
• Colorado Springs - 1.000
• New York - 1.004
• Washington DC - 1.004
• Houston - 1.006
• Cincinnati - 1.010
• New Owner, was Pittsburgh - 1.000
• Philadelphia - 1.010
• Minnesota - 1.022

Hitter Parks - above 1.030

• Vancouver - 1.035
• Helena - 1.041
• Fargo - 1.041
• Salem - 1.043
• Dover - 1.054
• New Orleans - 1.069
• Austin - 1.072
• Montreal - 1.074
• Boston - 1.111
• Scottsdale- 1.119
• Huntington - 1.134
• Hartford - 1.134
• Tucson - 1.194
• Santa Fe - 1.332

Updated map below as Pittsburgh moves 300 miles west to Cincinnati. Rumor has it they stopped by Columbus to prank the Corgis by letting a bunch of cats loose in their stadium. Bonus feature of the map, we are currently showing locations of the fan bases (EDITOR NOTE: Apologies, I see some errors but I already closed it all out and didn't want to reopen photoshop. The file errored out on me and I already had to redo some of it. Next update will be better.)

S61 Fresh Meat

Cobbfather Post Gazette photos just snapped this photo at the Winter Owner's meeting as the commissioner announces a new owner to the league. 

S61 Way To Early Rankings

 Richard Castle - contributing reporter

Let's get a (way to early) rankings for favorites to win Season 61.

American League

1. Houston - Two World Series appearances in two years, could have been three if Game 7 of the S58 ALCS went a little differently. Still a solid team that should continue producing. 
2. Atlanta - Never count this team out, could we see 15 straight division titles from them? More? Even though they've won no less than 103 games over the S50s. And honestly, I'd prefer the #2 seed in the AL anyway given how strong Huntington is in Wildcard #1. 
3. Huntington - Weiss and WYW will be back in the MVP race, but last year's team felt far from S58's 122 W team. 
4. Helena - The team is trending in the right direction but the top of the AL is loaded. They will likely back to playing Wildcard 2 in the AL Play In, and then Atlanta in the ALDS....again. 
5. Mexico City - The next three are tough and could end up in any order; with the winner claiming Wildcard 2 and the privilege to playing Helena in the playoffs.  
6. Tucson - A solid young team but they'll lose Laxton who hit .300+ and knocked in 100+ runs; so that production will need to be matched if they are not able to resign him in the offseason. And for that reason, we'll hold them below the cerveza drinking Frogs in Mexico City. 
7. Boston - The team definitely missed the bat of Juancito Martin but think they will eventually be okay if they have a strong post season. The division is Atlantas for the taking though. I'd expect another 80-90 win season.
8. Philadelphia - The AL North finishes in the AL rankings as teams 9, 12, 14, & 15. We think Philly makes at least one more run with Al Cervantes, Josh Hunt, and Vin Pirela if not two before trading them for a rebuild. 
9. Jacksonville - They play in what the blog-o-sphere believes to be the toughest division in the league and have a huge hill to climb to make the playoffs. This will be the 6th season for rwings so I think the future down in Florida will be sunny before you know it!
10. Augusta - Can they go for a 3rd straight 72-90 season? The rebuild continues...
11. Colorado Springs - I'd expect another couple of seasons of adding protected picks 10-16 before "springing" into high gear and back competing for the AL title. 
12. Minnesota - They won the AL North last year with a sub .500 record - and the team hasn't had a winning record since S57; nor have they won more than 87 games since S49. In a league that is black and white on rebuilding and competing, Minnesota is one of the few grey teams operating in the middle zone. 
13. Anaheim - Durability seemed to be a problem for the ML team last year, but given a few trades that were made; I think it signifies a kick-off of a rebuild. 
14. Dover - Could this be the year the team wins more than 70 games for the first time since S53? We shall see, but unfortunately with the trades over the last few seasons, they are not stocked with prospects and will need to continue working through the draft.  
15. Fargo - Year 2 and rebuilding, Need to at least win 1 more game than last year but the team has its direction. 
16. New York - With a new owner now running the team, I'd expect a season to reassess what the previous was "building" but likely have a few seasons or adjusting the game plan. 

National League

1. Tacoma - with that pitching staff throwing half their games in an extreme pitcher's park; and a decently young team. I'd expect a run on a few key position players to boost their lineup and help support back to back NL MVP, Ernest Page.
2. Santa Fe - With money to spend and an already potent lineup, it's hard to imagine them improving any more; but they will. They'll try to slug their way pass Tacoma. 
3. Salem - The new favorite in the NL West. Next push is further in the playoffs. Sadly the baseball team is about the only exciting thing to do in Salem or even in the state of Oregon. 
4. Montreal - The only part of Canada worth anything and they don't even speak English as their official language. Would be good to see an active year in Free Agency but budgets are tight. 
5. Washington DC - I think is the year they take the division. 
6. Columbus - The team is another year older and while I still expect them to produce, I think DC finally overtakes the division from them. 
7. Hartford - They had a solid run but lost the 3rd most games since jverrier took over? As a tradesman, I'd look for him to make some moves this offseason to see if they can get at least one more run out of the team. Afterall, they won the world series in S59!
8. Oklahoma City - Another year older but plays in a weak division, which has now shifted to Salem's division to lose. But as long as there's a klown in charge of the team, you can expect good things. They've only had 4 losing seasons in the last 21 years. 
9. New Orleans - Trying to rebuild but Rookie of the Year Baker will have other plans. Sad to see his prime years spent with a team rebuilding. Perhaps they could move him for another pack of prospects that will meet their contending timeline. 
10. Buffalo - Hard to rank them here as it's rare to see Buffalo with a losing season. Is this going to be a long term rebuild or will they shift quickly and get back to Bison standard. 
11. Charleston - The franchise needs some wins and in a bad way. Opie has his vision, but let's see how it unfolds. 
12. Scottsdale - Year 2 of mini taking over the team. Year 1 was about clearing the books. Let's see what Year 2 has in store; but something tells me it won't be Wins. 
13. Austin - Feels like they've been bottom of the NL South for so long now, and they haven't won more than 70 games since S52. Their typical player will hit 15-25 HRs and steal 10-20 bases on a .250 AVG - but a team needs more than to win these days. Austin, I know you're weird; but let's turn this around. 
14. Chicago - Rebuilding, proving points, and taking names later. Could easily see them fall below Pittsburgh next season....as long as it's above 55 wins. 
15. Pittsburgh - The team has been so bad for so long, surely things are going to start looking up from here. 
16. Vancouver - If they could be lower on our list, they would be. This scene in Moneyball comes to mind when thinking about where to rank Vancouver. I don't care that they had 2 rookies in the award voting this season, the Silver Slugging CF Patsy Shipley, or #5 S60 Fireman of the Year Wandy Nunez on their team. They rank where they rank, and no SORee about it. What you call bacon is NOT REAL bacon!

There you have it, our completely wrong list of rankings that we hope inspire a generation of GMs. 

S60 Record Books

Jack Torrance - Contributing Reporter

Winner Winner....Chicken Dinner 

Houston, we have a winner! What a Game 7 that was, top of the 9th with Houston leading 7-3 the Aroma are down to their last 3 outs. Single. Fly Out. Walk. Walk to load the bases. Fly Out. Bases loaded, 2 outs and back to back NL MVP stepping up to the plate; who might I add has struggled this postseason. Line drive grand slam to tie it up. Bottom of the 9th; K, great play at 2B for 2nd out with AL MVP up with 2 out and nobody on - strike out; game goes to extras. Top of 10 the Tacoma Aroma had 2 outs and a runner on 3rd to have B.Cooper ground out to the SS; to the bottom of the inning we go with Houston's cleanup hitter due up first. Single, Single - runner advances to third. Zero out and runners on the corner. B.Maxwell hits a groundball single passed the second baseman, scoring Lester for the walk-off. And the celebration and banging of the trash cans began!! Congrats to rawdk for the Series win. 

Playoff Hitting Stats: .315 avg, .909 ops, 31 HR, 81 RBI, 82 R, 14 SB
Playoff Pitching Stats: 11-4, 5/7 saves, 135.2 IP, 1.25 WHIP, 3.38 ERA, 49 bb, 114 k. 
Outstanding Position Player: Boone Maxwell (1B) - .452 avg, .1.249 ops, 28 H, 9 R, 5 HR, 12 RBI, 0 SB - and the walk-off hit to win the series
Outstanding Pitcher: Brandon Daniels (RP) - 0.59 era, ..185 oav, 0.98 whip, 12 k, 5 bb, 2-0 in 9 relief appearances. 

Congrats again and let's get ready for the start of Season 61! 

Major League

All-Star Weekend

National League once again held off the American League, 7-5.
All Star Game Player of Game - Patsy Shipley (Vancouver) drove in 4 runs.
Home Run Derby Champ - Louie Weiss (Huntington) - 14-14-12, total 40
Longest HR - 537' - Akinori Cho (Houston)
Futures Game Player of the Game: Ezdra Johnson (Philadelphia)

American League 

Division Titles
AL North: Minnesota North Stars (2nd straight)
AL East: Atlanta Expos (11th straight)
AL South: Houston Space Cowboys (2nd straight)
AL West:  Helena Hot Dogs (3rd straight)
Wildcards: Huntington Tropics & Mexico City Staring Frogs

League Leaders
Batting
Hits: Wei-Yin Wan (Hun Tropics) - 240
Average: Akinori Cho (Hou Space Cowboys) - .356
Home Runs: Akinori Cho (Hou Space Cowboys) - 66
Runs: Wei-Yin Wan (Hun Tropics) - 167
Runs Batted In: Louie Weiss (Hun Tropics) - 168
Stolen Bases: Matty Moss (Atl Expos) - 67
Longest Hit Streak: Leury Barcelo (Min North Stars) - 23

Pitching
Wins: Mitch Dillard (Hou Space Cowboys) - 23
Quality Starts: Alcides Johnson (Atl Expos) - 27
Saves: Seth Buford (Hou Space Cowboys) - 52
ERA: Mitch Dillard (Hou Space Cowboys) - 2.09
Strikeout: Alcides Johnson (Atl Expos) - 192
OAV: Mitch Dillard (Hou Space Cowboys) - .186
WHIP: Mitch Dillard (Hou Space Cowboys) - 0.96

Fielding
Plus Plays: Brad Vernon (Phi Harpers) - 29
CS%: Willie Castillla (Min North Stars) - .44%
C ERA: Chuck Herndon (Hou Space Cowboys) - 3.55

Awards
MVP: 
    1. Akinori Cho (Houston Space Cowboys) - 18 votes
            -Silver Slugger DH
    2. Louie Weiss (Huntington Tropics) - 7 votes
            -Silver Slugger LF
    3. Mickey Barmes (Helena Hot Dogs) - 0 votes
    4. Wei-Yin Wan (Huntington Tropics) - 5 votes
            -Silver Slugger 1B
    5. Dee Valle (Atlanta Expos) - 2 votes

Cy Young: 
    1. Mitch Dillard (Houston Space Cowboys) - 18 votes
    2. Aneury Polanco (Mexico City Staring Frogs) - 8 votes
    3.  Alcides Johnson (Atlanta Expos) - 4 votes
    4. Danys Solis (Helena Hot Dogs) - 2 votes
    5. Joshua Lough (Atlanta Expos) - 0 votes
Rookie of the Year: 
    1. LF Larry Hall (Tucson Toros) - 18 votes
    2. RP Angelys Franco (Minnesota North Stars) - 7 votes
    3. SP Dane Santanyana (Atlanta Expos) - 5 votes
    4. SP Ismael Olivares (Tucson Toros) - 2 votes
    5. RF Junior Perry (Augusta Alcoholics) - 0 vote
Fireman of the Year: Seth Buford (Houston Space Cowboys)

National League

Division Titles
NL North: Tacoma Aroma
NL East: Columbus Corgis
NL South: Santa Fe Surf Riders (2nd straight)
NL West: Salem Bourbon Makers
Wildcards: Montreal Fighting Poutine Plates & Washington DC Nationals

League Leaders
Batting
Hits: Kristopher Clarkson (SFE Surf Riders VIII) - 198
Average: Kristopher Clarkson (SFE Surf Riders VIII) - .321
Home Runs: Jhonatan Castro (Sal Bourbon Makers) - 56
Runs: Kristopher Clarkson (SFE Surf Riders VIII) - 124
Runs Batted In: Gregorio Cordero (SFE Surf Riders VIII) - 149
Stolen Bases: Bey Bell (Mon FPP) - 58
Longest Hit Streak: Grayson Lowry (Scot Sazeracs) - 21

Pitching
Wins: Lester Quercuto (Mon FPP) - 18
Quality Starts: Lester Quercuto (Mon FPP) - 27
Saves: Dan Hernandez (SFE Surf Riders) - 46
ERA: Steve Mailman (Tac Aroma) - 2.19
Strikeout: Domingo Rodriguez (Tac Aroma) - 200
OAV: Domingo Rodriguez (Tac Aroma) - .180
WHIP: Domingo Rodriguez & Steve Mailman (Tac Aroma) - 0.95

Fielding
Plus Plays: Rafael Chavez (NO Hurricane Dodgers) - 30
CS%: Gerry Holt (Was DC Nationals) - 42%
C ERA: Miguel Romero (Tac) - 2.51

Awards
MVP: 
    1. Ernest Page (Tacoma Aroma) - 14 votes - BACK TO BACK
            -Silver Slugger 1B
    2. Dilson Rojas (Salem Bourbon Makers) - 10 votes
            -Silver Slugger 2B
    3. Emilio Molina (Columbus Corgis) - 4 votes
    4. Kristopher Clarkson (Santa Fe Surf Riders) - 3 votes
            -Silver Slugger LF, Gold Glove LF
    5. Bernard Morton (Washington DC Nationals) - 1 votes
Cy Young:
    1. Lester Quercuto (Montreal Fighting Poutine Plates) - 22 votes
    2. Harry Javier (Salem Bourbon Makers) - 5 votes
            -3rd in Fireman of the Year
    3. Dan Hernandez (Sante Fe Surf Riders VIII) - 2 votes
            -Fireman of the Year
    4. Paolo Gomez (Santa Fe Surf Riders VIII) - 2 votes 
    5. Andres Berrios (Washington DC National) - 1 votes
Rookie of the Year:
    1. 2B Dale Barker (New Orleans Hurricane Dodgers) - 14 votes
    2. SP Andres Berrios (Washington DC Nationals) - 12 votes
    3. RF Braden Bassitt (Sante Fe Surf Riders VIII) - 4 votes
            -Silver Slugger RF
    4. RF Jumbo Bautista (Vancouver Canucks) - 2 votes
            -Gold Glove RF
    5. LF Allen Biddle (Vancouver Canucks) - 0 votes
Fireman of the Year: Dan Hernandez (Santa Fe Surf Riders VIII)

Trivia

New York Empire continued their storied run, and narrowly avoided a record 5th straight #1 pick. Previous owner went 30-95 (.240) while Arfy, his replacement, went 16-21 (.432). 8 of those early 30 wins came against Jacksonville, with just 2 losses; which means NY had gone 22-93 (.191) against every other franchise. 

With little effort required, Scottsdale turned Tokyo's league worst .232 winning % minor league clubs into a .439 winning %, nearly doubling their percentage from last year; but at what cost? The wildcard they made last year, but then again the team was in sell mode and not expecting to make it anyway. Taking their place as worse minor league record is Atlanta at 116-536 (.178) partially thanks to Harry Raley (Atl - DH) & Douglas Mende (Atl - CF) coming in at #1 and #2 respectively in innings pitched down in Rookie ball; all in relief appearances of course since you can't set a position player to start a game. They combined for 71 appearances, 276 innings pitched, 280 earned runs, 2.44 WHIP, 9.13 ERA. And at the level above them, Low A; Atlanta had an amazing 41 games losing streak as part of a bigger 1-59 run. Their High A had a similar 35 game losing streak. AA, a 22 game game losing streak. And AAA had a 34 game losing streak to start the season. Moving on because it's the minors and nobody cares about the minors minus those drafted in the first round or signed to an IFA deal above $10M. I propose we develop a new minor league, called the Star League - where only potential ML stars can be assigned - let them duel it out as they develop and before they become ML stars of the future. The league will have 8 teams, each division gets their own team, forcing division rivals to work together to develop their prospects.

On that note, EK set a Cobbfather record with his 11th straight 100+ win season; tying former NY Empire's alex previous record of 11 and his (EK's) previous best of 8 straight during his last big run. Which is crazy to think that division has been owned by two teams during three different runs for a combined 30 of our 60 seasons. Congrats to him and looks like he'll be able to keep it going for the foreseeable future. Good luck to new owner arfy and the rest of the division in upstaging him. 

Minor League

AAA: 

AL #2 Minnesota smashes through NL #6 Vancouver, 4-1.

Best Record: Boston Baseball Team - 117-27

Worst Record: Huntington Tropics - 32-112

AA: 

AL #2 Fargo tops NL #1 Buffalo after being forced in a Game 7, 4-3.

Best Record: Boston Baseball Team - 113-31

Worst Record: Atlanta Expos - 17-127

A+: 

2nd year straight AL #2 Mexico City only needed 5 games to top NL #2 Washington DC 4-1.

Best Record: Philadelphia Harpers - 114-30

Worst Record: Pittsburgh Yinzers - 22-122

A-: 

AL #2 Boston takes NL #4 Chicago after being down 1-3 in an exciting 7th game, 4-3.

Best Record: Mexico City Starring Frogs - 108-36

Worst Record: Atlanta Expos - 17-127

Rookie: 

NL #1 Salem topples AL #2 seed Boston, 4-1.

Best Record: Dover Hazmats - 58-18

Worst Record: Hartford Rising Stars - 11-65

Record Books

• 20 2B - 20 HR -20 SB Club
• This is typically 20 doubles, 20 triples, and 20 home runs but that's so rare in HBD that we'll change it slightly.
• Mark Webster (Aus) - 26 - 27 - 30
• Ronald Wilson (Aus) - 21 - 27 - 22
• Von Wright (CSP) -21 - 26 - 20
• Paco Garces (Colu) - 29 - 27 - 34
• Emilio Molina (Colu) - 33 - 27 - 28
• Warren Cobb (Har) - 37 - 23 - 26
• Max Escuela (Hel) - 26 - 28 - 30
• Banjo Urlaub (Hel) - 29 - 25 - 22
• Edwards Ferrara (Mon) - 29 - 28 - 25
• Dale Barker (NO) - 27 - 31 - 25
• Rookie year
• Gordon Eyre (NY) - 20 - 21 - 20
• Rookie year
• Dilson Rojas (Sal) - 33 - 31 - 21
• Timothy Wright (Sal) - 26 - 23 - 36
• Braden Bassitt (SFE) - 31 - 25 - 33
• Rookie year
• Ricky Kirk (Tuc) - 22 - 29 - 20
• Larry Hall (Tuc) - 38 - 29 - 24
• Rooke year
• Leon Beck (Tuc) - 32 - 23 - 32
• Patsy Shipley (VC) - 35 - 37 - 25
• Eugene Marshall (VC) - 28 - 22 - 24
• 30 HR - 30 SB Club
• Ocatvio Salas (Bos) - 34 - 37
• Carlos Soto (Hou) - 38 - 48
• 50 HR Club
• Akinori Cho (Hou) - 66
• Louie Weiss (Hun) - 65
• Mickey Barmes (Hel) - 56
• Jhonatan Castro (Sal) - 56
• Wei-Yin Wan (Hun) - 53
• Gregorio Cordero (SFE) - 51
• 20 W Club
• Mitch Dillard (Hou) - 23
• Aneury Polanco (MC) - 22
• Danys Solis (Hel) - 20
• 200 K Club
• Domingo Rodriguez (Tac) - 200
• 40 SV Club
• Seth Buford (Hou) - 52
• Dan Hernandez (SFE) - 48
• Elvis McKay (Colu) - 47
• Fautino Salas (Was) - 42
• Harry Javier (Sal) - 42
• Ignacio Jose (Min) - 41
• Wandy Nunez (VC) - 40
• 25 Plus Plays Club
• Rafael Chavez (NO) - 30
• Brad Vernon (Phi) - 29

Looking at the single season records, here is anybody who placed within the top 5 of a category. 

• HITTING
• Hit by Pitch - Matty Moss - Atlanta Expos - 27 - TIED 2nd
• Hits - Wei-Yin Wan - Huntington Tropics - 240 -TIED 3rd
• ISO - Akinori Choo - Houston Space Cowboys - .430 - NEW RECORD
• OPS - Akinori Choo - Houston Space Cowboys - 1.202 - NEW RECORD
• Plate Appearances - Wei-Yin Wan - Huntington Tropics - 792 - 3rd
• Runs - Wei-Yin Wan - Huntington Tropics - 167 - 2nd
• Runs Created - Wei-Yin Wan - Huntington Tropics - 197.877 - NEW RECORD
• Slugging Percentage - Akinori Choo - Houston Space Cowboys - .786 - NEW RECORD
• PITCHING
• Batters Grounded Into Double Play - Garabez Castillo - Atlanta Expos - 39 - TIED 1st
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• FIELDING
• Bad Plays (2B) - Brenna Howard - Augusta Alcoholics - 25 - TIED 4th
• Double Plays (2B) - Brad Vernon - Philadelphia Harpers - 134 - TIED 3rd
• Errors (P) - Garabez Castillo - Atlanta Expos - 7 - TIED 1st
• Double Plays (SS) - Vic Estrada - Dover Hazmats - 128 - 4th

Moving on to team records. We are changing things up a bit and working on a post from earlier this season about including stats from the last 20 seasons. For this season that goes back to S40. We'll move forward with a 20 season rolling clock to see which team owns records based on the last two decades of play. Hard to beat some of those early seasons (1-13) before there were tweaks to the game engine. Underlined and bold teams are records from this season. 

• Most Hitting Stats
• Hits - 1780 - S59 Huntington
• Fewest: 1228 - S48 Philadelphia
• Doubles - 324 - S51 New Orleans
• Fewest: 130 - S57 New York
• Triples - 47 - S55 OKC
• Fewest: 7 - S54 Mexico City / S57 New York
• Home Runs - 326 - S40 Santa Fe
• Fewest: 88 - S57 Augusta
• Runs - 1037 - S55  Atlanta
• Fewest: 505 - S47 Washington DC
• RBI - 1023 - S55  Atlanta
• Fewest: 486 - S45 Florida (New Orleans)
• BB - 700 - S42 Atlanta
• Fewest: 363 - S51 Washington DC
• K (least) - 764 - S60 Huntington
• K (most) - 1356 - S48 Philadelphia
• SB - 444 - S55 OKC
• Fewest: 10 - S56 Chicago
• CS (least) - 7 - S46 Iowa City (Augusta)
• CS (most) - 116 - S57 OKC
• AVG - .303 - S59 Huntington
• Lowest: .223 - S48 Philadelphia
• OBP - .380 - S59 Huntington
• Lowest: .279 - S48 Philadelphia
•  SLG - .502 - S58 Huntington
• Lowest: .323 - S57 Augusta
• OPS - .873 - S59 Huntington
• Lowest: .618 - S59 New York
• Most Pitching Stats
• Complete Games - 33 - S46 Tampa Bay (Mexico City)
• Shutouts - 11 - S42 Tampa Bay (Mexico City)
• Wins - 124 - S55 Atlanta
• Fewest: 41 - S58 New York
• Saves - 71 - S47 Colorado Springs
• Fewest: 20 - S55 Dover
• Innings Pitched - 1497 1/3 - S44 Trenton (Hartford)
• Hits - 1098 - S42 OKC
• Highest: 1786 - S50 Huntington
• Runs - 401 - S43 OKC
• Highest: 1136 - S44 Dover
• Home Runs - 111 - S42 OKC
• Highest: 299 - S58 New York
• Walks - 380 - S50 Colorado Springs
• Highest - 700 - S57 Washington DC
• Strikeouts - 1306 - S43 Honolulu (Scottsdale)
• Fewest: 868 - S58 Colorado Springs
• OAV - .207 - S42 OKC, S46 OKC
• Highest: .300 - S59 Dover
• WHIP - 1.04 - S43 OKC, S46 OKC
• Highest: 1.66 - S43 Santa Fe
• ERA - 2.30 - S43 OKC
• Highest: 6.54 - S44 Dover
• Fielding Stats
• Assists - 1862 - S41 Jackson (Jacksonville)
• Fewest: 1352 - S56 Dover
• Errors - 57 - S60 Tacoma
• Most: 164 - S55 Washington DC
• Double Plays: 506 - S40 Charlotte (Huntington)
• Fewest: 268 - S56 Tacoma

Career Records

• Bold indicate active players - they will stay listed until they retire or make the top 15. Includes current team. Going to include anyone active with 10+ ML years, so the list is going to get a bit longer. Might include a select few others as well. 
• * indicate HoF members
• Batting
• Home Runs
1. *Alex Tarraga - 882
2. Omar Gonzales - 837
3. *Albert Cruz - 771
4. *Ahmed Ratliff - 723
5. *Willie Cerda - 714
6. Shea Crowe - 705
7. *Johnny Sherman - 701
8. Alex Perez - 688
9. *Brutus Henry - 660
10. Keith Halter - 647
11. *Jerrod Griffiths - 646
12. *Zach Charles - 631
13. Kendry Lunar - 629
14. *Howard Greer - 617
15. Gregory Treinen & *Omar Berroa - 612
16. *Jordan Abernathy - 605
17. *Raul Galvez - 598
18. Clarence Simmons - 584
19. Buddy Poole - 582
20. *Sean Gosling - 578
• Vin Pirela - 557
• Bonk Burnett - 550
• Kyle Crain - 537
• Anibal Castillo - 485
• Shawn Long - 458
• Paulo Tabata - 452
• Josmil Velazquez - 446
• Braulio Guardado - 438
• Baseline - 430
• Doug Carpenter - 410
• Douglas Laxton - 404
• Leo Wood - 390
• Bernie Mendez - 380
• Leury Barcelo - 356
• Gregorio Cordero - 353
• Mallex Borenstein - 352
• Andy McLaughlin - 337
• Yangervis Rosa - 336
• Al Cervantes - 332
• Fred Young - 332
• Tom Hines - 327
• Banjo Urlaub - 311
• Naoto Sakamoto - 302
• Ed Watanabe - 283
• Rip Bromberg - 268
• Matty Moss - 263
• Bruce Lansing - 253
• Juancito Uribe - 249
• Akinori Yoshii - 245
• Sammy Figureoa - 239
• Juancito Martin - 224
• Yan Ozuna - 220
• Javier Quevedo - 214
• Luis Espinosa - 213
• Shane Malone - 208
• Domonic Malone - 206
• Josias Albaladejo - 194
• JP Avilan - 180
• Bernie Molina - 172
• Felipe Vargas - 168
• Nefi Sierra - 154
• Roger Sterns - 147
• Bruce Sager - 110
• Rafael Rodriguez - 106
• Tyrone Greer - 77
• Pedro Alberro - 28
• RBI
1. *Alex Tarraga - 2,209
2. Omar Gonzales - 2,084
3. *Albert Cruz - 2,032
4. *Johnny Sherman - 2,008
5. *Brutus Henry - 1,898
6. *Willie Cerda - 1,885
7. *Ahmed Ratliff - 1,867
8. Shea Crowe - 1,864
9. Kendry Lunar - 1,850
10. *Zach Charles - 1,846
11. Keith Halter - 1,840
12. Timothy Steinbach & *Rafael Benitez - 1,831
13. *Jerrod Griffiths - 1,783
14. Alex Perez - 1,754
15. Luis Carrasco - 1,741
16. *Howard Greer - 1,736
17. Anibal Castillo - 1,713
18. Aurelio Lima - 1,711
19. *Eugene Brantley - 1,705
20. John Ross - 1,700
21. *Raul Galvez - 1,692
22. *Jordan Abernathy - 1,664
• Bonk Burnett - 1,496
• Kyle Crain - 1,430
• Vin Pirela - 1,417
• Josmil Velazquez - 1,328
• Douglas Laxton - 1,286
• Bernie Mendez - 1,226
• Baseline - 1,200
• Al Cervantes - 1,175
• Shawn Long - 1,158
• Rip Bromberg - 1,146
• Andy McLaughlin - 1,140
• Leury Barcelo - 1,136
• Gregorio Cordero - 1,104
• Paulo Tabata - 1,058
• Doug Carpenter - 1,053
• Braulio Guardado - 1,052
• Banjo Urlaub - 1,040
• Juancito Uribe - 1,019
• Tom Hines - 1,018
• Leo Wood - 987
• Mallex Borenstein - 975
• Bruce Lansing - 933
• Matty Moss - 909
• Yan Ozuna - 895
• Yangervis Rosa - 889
• Juancito Martin - 888
• Ed Watanabe - 874
• Naoto Sakamoto - 834
• Sammy Figureoa - 827
• Fred Young - 816
• Akinori Yoshii - 787
• Luis Espinosa - 770
• Bernie Molina - 767
• JP Avilan - 767
• Javier Quevedo - 756
• Josias Albaladejo - 755
• Domonic Malone - 705
• Rafael Rodriguez - 658
• Felipe Vargas - 651
• Roger Sterns - 631
• Nefi Sierra - 619
• Bruce Sager - 575
• Shane Malone - 508
• Tyrone Greer - 453
• Pedro Alberro - 347
• Hits
1. *Alex Tarraga - 3,287
2. *Yoenis Portillo - 3,245
3. *Johnny Sherman - 3,232
4. *Eugene Brantley - 3,114
5. Jorge Johnson - 3,030
6. Omar Gonzales - 3,006
7. Franisco Baez - 2,995
8. *Andres Candelaria - 2,991
9. *Rafael Benitez - 2,982
10. Anibal Castillo - 2,934
11. *Albert Cruz & Midre Mantalban - 2,930
12. *Brutus Henry - 2,885
13. *Ubaldo Alvarez - 2,875
14. Harry Padilla - 2,854
15. Yamid Montanez - 2,843
16. Ernie McEnerney - 2,819
17. *Zach Charles - 2,815
18. Lee Schlitter - 2,811
19. Luis Carrasco - 2,792
20. Stubby Shaw - 2,776
• Rip Bromberg - 2,699
• Shea Crowe - 2,684
• Andy McLaughlin - 2,490
• Alex Perez - 2,422
• Al Cervantes - 2,368
• Bernie Mendez - 2,273
• Bernie Molina - 2,227
• Josmil Velazquez - 2,190
• Matty Moss - 2,187
• Juancito Martin - 2,167
• Baseline - 2,200
• Bonk Burnett - 2,087
• Juancito Uribe - 2,076
• Leury Barcelo - 2,041
• Yan Ozuna - 1,956
• Vin Pirela - 1,918
• Mallex Borenstein - 1,913
• Douglas Laxton - 1,888
• Kyle Crain - 1,818
• Tom Hines - 1,811
• JP Avilan - 1,782
• Javier Quevedo - 1,740
• Gregorio Cordero - 1,717
• Banjo Urlaub - 1,700
• Paulo Tabata - 1,692
• Rafael Rodriguez - 1,686
• Sammy Figureoa - 1,666
• Shawn Long - 1,663
• Bruce Sager - 1,640
• Domonic Malone - 1,621
• Felipe Vargas - 1,548
• Ed Watanabe - 1,529
• Akinori Yoshii - 1,522
• Nefi Sierra - 1,515
• Leo Wood - 1,493
• Braulio Guardado - 1,480
• Roger Sterns - 1,460
• Bruce Lansing - 1,452
• Josias Albaladejo - 1,440
• Doug Carpenter - 1,430
• Luis Espinosa - 1,409
• Yangervis Rosa - 1,344
• Pedro Alberro - 1,330
• Fred Young - 1,243
• Naoto Sakamoto - 1,157
• Tyrone Greer - 1,150
• Shane Malone - 779
• Runs
1. *Yoenis Portillo - 2,061
2. Omar Gonzales - 2,000
3. *Alex Tarraga - 1,977
4. *Andres Candelaria - 1,927
5. *Johnny Sherman - 1,921
6. *Mendy Kondou - 1,852
7. *Brutus Henry - 1,847
8. Lee Schlitter - 1,819
9. *Trey Padgett - 1,811
10. Harry Padilla - 1,790
11. Edinson Hernandez - 1,752
12. Geronimo Nunez - 1,743
13. *Ubaldo Alvarez - 1,728
14. Shea Crowe - 1,722
15. Matty Moss - 1,715
16. *Willie Cerda - 1,710
17. *Zach Charles - 1,708
18. *Albert Cruz - 1,691
19. Keith Halter - 1,691
20. *Bill Everhart - 1,682
21. Yamid Montanez - 1,681
22. *Rafael Benitez - 1,646
• Anibal Castillo - 1,511
• Alex Perez - 1,408
• Rip Bromberg - 1,362
• Andy McLaughlin - 1,358
• Al Cervantes - 1,310
• Bonk Burnett - 1,296
• Bernie Mendez - 1,276
• Bernie Molina - 1,229
• Juancito Martin - 1,220
• Baseline - 1,200
• Javier Quevedo - 1,179
• Douglas Laxton - 1,129
• Josmil Velazquez - 1,103
• Kyle Crain - 1,070
• Vin Pirela - 1,068
• Juancito Uribe - 1,064
• JP Avilan - 1,040
• Banjo Urlaub - 1,003
• Mallex Borenstein - 958
• Nefi Sierra - 926
• Tom Hines - 916
• Gregorio Cordero - 909
• Paulo Tabata - 903
• Bruce Lansing - 898
• Yan Ozuna - 892
• Yangervis Rosa - 865
• Leo Wood - 856
• Braulio Guardado - 849
• Doug Carpenter - 848
• Shawn Long - 843
• Felipe Vargas - 826
• Josias Albaladejo - 825
• Domonic Malone - 811
• Pedro Alberro - 809
• Sammy Figureoa - 806
• Rafael Rodriguez - 789
• Bruce Sager - 768
• Ed Watanabe - 761
• Tyrone Greer - 720
• Fred Young - 711
• Luis Espinosa - 705
• Akinori Yoshii - 684
• Naoto Sakamoto - 674
• Roger Sterns - 608
• Shane Malone - 446
• Stolen Bases
1. Matty Moss - 1060
2. William Katou - 957
3. Harry Padilla - 886
4. Al Munson - 853
5. Jim Ramirez - 781
6. Pedro Alberro - 748
7. Marcell Johnson - 716
8. Ron Weinhardt - 701
9. Ken Stammen - 697
10. Robinzon Espinoza - 692
11. Bryce May - 682
12. Brandon Stevens - 670
13. *Dennis Gulan - 663
14. Wilt Pittinger - 654
15. Yasmany Cubillan - 650
16. Benji Marin - 628
17. Calvin Hukata & Lee Schlitter - 618
18. Tony Cassevah - 612
19. Ching-Lung Suzuki - 611
20. Edinson Hernandez - 599
• Baseline - 500
• JP Avilan - 449
• Rafael Rodriguez - 427
• Javier Quevedo - 408
• Nefi Sierra - 364
• Tyrone Greer - 339
• Bernie Molina - 298
• Juancito Martin - 245
• Rip Bromberg - 221
• Shea Crowe - 218
• Josias Albaladejo - 213
• Banjo Urlaub - 207
• Bruce Lansing - 206
• Al Cervantes - 204
• Omar Gonzales - 195
• Yan Ozuna - 178
• Andy McLaughlin - 174
• Bonk Burnett - 150
• Felipe Vargas - 143
• Bernie Mendez - 136
• Anibal Castillo - 133
• Bruce Sager - 133
• Domonic Malone - 126
• Sammy Figureoa - 118
• Leury Barcelo - 106
• Juancito Uribe - 104
• Pitching
• Wins
1. JC Wall - 352
2. *Gregor Lopez) - 349
3. *Chick Munson - 334
4. *Norman LaPorta - 325
5. *Thomas Hutchinson - 315
6. *Bob Graves - 304
7. *Alberto Beltre - 300
8. *Magglio Exposito - 294
9. Arismendy Costilla - 283
10. *Lyle Wallace - 282
11. *Francisco Aramboles - 281
12. Juan Galvis - 278
13. *Carlos Colome & Rico Bonilla - 276
14. *Yeico Oliva & Midre Tavarez - 273
15. *Harry Mieses - 271
16. *Armando Merced - 270
17. Don Monahan & Louis Conley - 266
18. Dizzy Leonard - 264
19. Red Collins - 262
20. Ryan Fisher & William Thompson - 261
• Tony Lim - 255
• Nigel White - 247
• Alton Drew - 208
• Fausto Cruz - 207
• Baseline - 200
• Damaso Ethier - 198 
• Alan Street - 191
• Brian Fukudome - 187
• Mike Lobstein - 177
• Jiovanni Poole - 168
• Frank Kim - 167
• Edgardo Boscan - 161
• Joaquin Owen - 160
• Pedro Puello - 159
• Santo Estrella - 151
• Willis Everidge - 150
• Del Alvarez - 138
• Billy Hursh - 138
• Jim Fien - 131
• Victor Ortega - 128
• Danys Solis - 126
• Norm Cunningham - 122
• Jesse Fields - 117
• Tony Holdridge - 115
• Rando Powell - 112
• Eugene Kroon - 112
• Dioner Amezaga - 112
• Roger Simon - 104
• Joe Madson - 103
• Davey Perez - 101
• Harold Foltynewicz - 101
• Felipe Hernandez - 100
• Miguel Park - 95
• Randal Foster - 95
• Charles Loewer - 85
• Paolo Gomez - 85
• Saves
1. Jace Sale - 758
2. Rodrigo Ontiveros - 571
3. Ronnie Andrews - 559
4. Al Balentien - 490
5. Jung Hasegawa - 482
6. Pedro Estrella - 470
7. Eduardo Jose - 466
8. Anthony Gordon - 464
9. Artie Stone - 455
10. Felipe Barrios - 440
11. Marvin Walsh - 438
12. Abdul Melton - 431
13. Arthur Camilli - 424
14. Roger Hermida - 420
15. Walt White - 410
16. Troy Hudek - 397
17. *Sammy Felix - 396
18. Davey Torrealba - 382
19. Jhoulys Olmedo - 371
20. Shane Williams - 355
• Stephen Ramirez - 328
• Baseline - 300
• Kevin Kashmir - 290
• Jayson Roof - 285
• Seth Buford - 275
• Stretch Story - 165
• Steve Etherton - 160
• Yao-Hsun Higashioka - 153
• Marcos Owen - 147
• Max Blakenship - 142
• Radhames Machado - 141
• Enrique Franco - 133
• Arthur Clippard - 124
• Wilfredo Martin - 118
• Dilson Melendez - 102
• Strikeouts
1. *Chick Munson - 4,190
2. *Gregor Lopez - 3,949
3. *Alberto Beltre - 3,885
4. *Norman LaPorta - 3,857
5. Ryan Fisher - 3,757
6. Koyie Ward - 3,487
7. Juan Galvis - 3,484
8. Bob Graves - 3,482
9. Dizzy Leonard - 3,446
10. *Francisco Aramboles - 3,428
11. Harry Mieses - 3,403
12. Yovani Parraz - 3,392
13. Rico Bonilla - 3,364
14. Edgar Cortez - 3,352
15. Don Monahan - 3,324
16. Yeico Oliva - 3,319
17. *Magglio Exposito - 3,317
18. Vasco Serra - 3,304
19. *Armando Merced - 3,237
20. Jair James - 3,201
• JC Wall - 2,970
• Nigel White - 2,912
• Tony Lim - 2,567
• Alton Drew - 2,514
• Brian Fukudome - 2,510
• Fausto Cruz - 2,509
• Alan Street - 2,314
• Mike Lobstein - 2,233
• Pedro Puello - 2,075
• Frank Kim - 2,031
• Jiovanni Poole - 2,011
• Joaquin Owen - 2,008
• Baseline - 2,000
• Willis Everidge - 1,944
• Damaso Ethier - 1,847
• Santo Estrella - 1,834
• Del Alvarez - 1,775
• Billy Hursh - 1,760
• Victor Ortega - 1,746
• Tony Holdridge - 1,731
• Edgardo Boscan - 1,724
• Jim Fien - 1,682
• Davey Perez - 1,637
• Felipe Hernandez - 1,632
• Jesse Fields - 1,591
• Dioner Amezaga - 1,583
• Rando Powell - 1,534
• Harold Foltynewicz - 1,446
• Charles Loewer - 1,408
• Roger Simon - 1,350
• Randal Foster - 1,335
• Eugene Kroon - 1,255
• Norm Cunningham - 1,243
• Miguel Park - 1,109
• Joe Madson - 1,097
• Paolo Gomez - 1,096
• Danys Solis - 939

Award Winners
(* indicates Hall of Famer member)

• MVP
• 9 Time
• *Alex Tarraga (NL - S39, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46, 47, 50, 52)
• 8 Time
• None
• 7 Time
• None
• 6 Time
• *Willie Cerda (AL - S23, 25, 30, 31, 32. NL - S29)
• Kyle Crain (AL - S52, 53, 55, 56, 57, 58)
• 5 Time
• Omar Gonzales (NL - S48, S49, S51, 56, 58)
• 4 Time
• *Albert Cruz (AL - S22, 23, 24, 27)
• 3 Time
• Don Sparks (NL - S27, 30, 31)
• *Omar Berroa (AL - S39, 41, 43)
• Yoervis Colome (AL - S44, 47, 50)
• 2 Time
• Brian Taylor (NL - S1, 2)
• Moises Terrero (AL - S1. NL - S3)
• *Jordan Abernathy (AL - S2, 4)
• *Rafael Benitez (AL - S6, 10)
• *Dan Carter (NL - S7. AL - S11)
• *Bill Everhart (NL - S6, 13)
• *Johnny Sherman (AL - S9, 14)
• *Brutus Henry (AL - S12, 16)
• Morgan Cerda (AL - S18, 19)
• Dustan Jackson (AL - S20, 21)
• Ray Rudolph (NL - S19, 24)
• *Sean Gosling (AL - S35, 36)
• *Raul Galvez (AL - S34, 37)
• Haywood Swann (NL - S36, 37)
• *Yoenis Portillo (NL - S34, 38)
• Yohan Mairena (NL - S38, 40)
• Shea Crowe (NL - S54, 55)
  
• Ernest Page (NL - S59, 60)
• 1 Time
• Stuart Paulson (AL - S1)
• Ed Morris (AL - S3)
• Buddy Poole (NL - S4)
• Hector Ball (AL - S5)
• Martin McCarty (NL - S5)
• Charlie Dickinson (AL - S7)
• Zach Charles (AL - S8)
• Marvin Mays (NL - S8)
• Dennis Jefferies (NL - S9)
• Jose Rijo (NL - S10)
• Stevie Stanley (NL - S11)
• Chico Villarreal (AL - S12)
• Fred McNamara (NL - S12)
• Clarence Loney (AL - S13)
• Al Samuel (NL - S14)
• *Mendy Kondou (AL - S15)
• Ollie Brock (NL - S15)
• Jose Pizzaro (NL - S16)
• Elston Lloyd (Al - S17)
• *Andres Candelaria (NL - S17)
• Howard Greer (NL - S18)
• *Eugene Brantley (AL - S21)
• Pascual Hernandez (NL - S21)
• Felipe James (NL - S22)
• Vic Park (AL - S25)
• Vic Crowe (AL - S26)
• *Ahmed Ratliff (NL - S26)
• Vladimir Troncoso (AL - S28)
• Dorian Whitaker (NL - S28)
• Timothy Steinbach (AL - S29)
• Jared Gonzales (NL - S32)
• Francis King (AL - S33)
• Julian Barber (NL - S33)
• Yasmany Cubillan (NL - S34)
• Edinson Hernandez (NL - S35)
• Greg James (AL - S38)
• Gregory Treinen (AL - S40)
• Carl Rossy (AL - S42)
• Geronimo Nunez (NL - S44)
• Andres Estrada (AL - S45)
• Birdie Kydd (AL - S46)
• Bonk Burnett (AL - S48)
• Felipe Benitez (AL - S49)
• Al Cervantes (AL - S51)
• Keith Halter (NL - S53)
• Juancito Martin (NL - S53)
• Wei-Yin Wan (AL - S54)
• Dilson Rojas (NL - S57)
• Louie Weiss (AL - 59)
• Akinori Cho (AL - S60)
• Cy Young
• 6 Time
• *James Haselman (AL - S13, 14, 18, 19, 20, 22)
• *Gregor Lopez (NL - S36, 39, 41, 45, 50, 51)
• 5 Time
• *Norman LaPorta (NL - S13, 14, 21, 25, 26)
• *Jair James (NL - S38, 40, 44, 46, 47)
• J.C. Wall (AL - S45, 49, 50, 51, 55)
• Nigel White (NL - S53, 54, 55, 56, AL - 58)
• 4 Time
• *Carl Sosa (AL - S5, 6, 8, 10)
• *Don Monahan (NL - S20, 23, 27, 28)
• 3 Time
• *Chris Pendleton (AL - S7, 12. NL - S17)
• *Thomas Hutchinson (AL - S21, 24, 26
• *Francisco Aramboles (AL - S25, 27, 28)
• *Chick Munson (AL - S31, 36, 38)
• *Magglio Exposito (AL - S40, 42, 47)
• Gerald Kojima (AL - S41, 44. NL - 48)
• 2 Time
• Francis Munoz (AL - S1, S2)
• Justin Powell (NL - S5, 8)
• Vasco Serra (NL - S7, 8)
• *Barry Carew (NL - S6, 9)
• *Alberto Beltre (NL - S11. AL - S16)
• *Harry Mieses (NL - S15, 16)
• Lewis Peterson (NL - S18, 22)
• *Douglas Banks (NL - S19, 24)
• *Red Collins (NL - S30, 33)
• Sherman Berkman (NL - S37, 38)
• Carlos Colome (AL - S33, 39)
• *Bob Graves (AL - S34, 42)
• *Jimmie Hartman (AL - S35, 43)
• Louis Conley (AL - S43, 46)
• William Thompson (AL - S52, 53)
• Arismendy Costilla (AL - S48, 54)
• Mitch Dillard (AL - S56, 60)
• 1 Time
• Calvin Pong (NL - S1)
• Harry Farr (NL - S2)
• Tony Saunders (AL - S3)
• Octavio Solano (NL - S3)
• *Ken Evans (AL - S4)
• Billy Cox (NL - S4)
• was also Fireman of Year - S4
• *Sammy Felix (NL - S5)
• was also Fireman of Year - S5
• Timo Green (NL - S6)
• Emmett Rhodes (AL - S9)
• Julio Rodriguez (NL - S10)
• *Edgar Cortez (AL - S11)
• Alex Andrus (NL - S12)
• Emmanuel Cora (AL - S15)
• Carlos Pena (NL - 15)
• was also Fireman of Year - S15
• *Victor Almanzar (AL - S17)
• Ron Gross (AL - S23)
• *Yeico Oliva (AL - S29)
• Josh Stark (NL - S29)
• Randall Washington (AL - S30)
• Quilvio Odor (NL - S31)
• Felipe Sosa (AL - S32)
• Erubiel Morales (NL - S32)
• Ryan Fisher (AL - S34)
• Monte Daley (NL - S35)
• Olmedo Valdez (AL - S36)
• Ned Morris (NL - S36)
• Alan Street (NL - S49)
• Rico Bonilla (NL - S52)
• Joaquin Owen (AL - S57)
• Rolando Salinas (NL - S57)
• Danys Solis (NL - S58)
• Tandem B "starter" - S58
• Alcides Johnson (AL - S59)
• Victor Ortega (NL - S59)
• Lester Quercuto (NL - S60)
• Fireman of the Year
• 5 Time
• Al Balentien (NL - S34, 35, 39, 40, 41)
• Jace Sale (AL - S35, 37, 40, 42, 48)
• Ronnie Andrews (NL - S49, 51, 53, 54, 56)
• 4 Time
• Stephen Ramirez (AL - S55, 57, 58, 59)
• Arthur Camilli (AL - S11, 13, 14, 20)
  
• 3 Time
• *Sammy Felix (NL - S2, 3, 5)
• Billy Cox (NL - S4, 6, 7)
• Anthony Gordon (AL - S2, 7, 10)
• Allen Cox (AL - S16, 18, 19)
• Rodrigo Ontiveros (NL - S24, 25, 30)
• 2 Time
• Leon Meyer (NL - S9, 12)
• Jung Hasegawa (NL - S17, 19)
• Marvin Walsh (NL - S16, 20)
• Homer Butler (NL - S18, 21)
• Gus Masaoka (AL - S23, 24)
• Walt White (AL - S22, 27)
• Antonio Ishida (AL - S26, 28)
• Jhoulys Olmedo (AL - S29, 32)
• Troy Hudek (AL - S33, 34)
• Eduardo Jose (NL - S37, 38)
• Yeico Miranda (AL - S38, 39)
• Abdul Melton (NL - S45, 46)
• Christopher Romero (AL - S46, 47)
• Ron Steenstra (NL - S48, S50)
• Steve Etherton (AL - S50, S51)
• Kevin Kashmir (NL - S57, 58)
• Seth Buford (AL - S56, 60)
• 1 Time
• Julio Perez (NL - S1)
• Valerio Rodriguez (AL - S1)
• Paul Watson (AL - S3)
• Jeremi Welsh (AL - S4)
• Pat Smith (AL - S5)
• Yamil Alvarez (AL - S6)
• Luis Gonzales (AL - S8)
• Del Campos (NL - S8)
• Pat Smith (Al - S9)
• Wilson Bonds (NL - S10)
• Thurman Sandford (NL - S11)
• Felix Tamura (AL - S12)
• Mark Ogawa (NL - S13)
• Carlos Pena (NL - S14, 15)
• Roger Hermida (AL - S15)
• Edwin Radlosky (AL - S17)
• Jayson Klesko (AL - S21)
• Manuel Estrada (NL - S22)
• Will Ogden (NL - S23)
• Carlos Pena (AL - S25)
• Dock Kramer (NL - S26)
• Tomo Hayashi (NL - S27)
• Chris Rivera (NL - S28)
• Will Morris (NL - S29)
• Carlos Prieto (AL - S30)
• Bob Berg (AL - S31)
• Juan Belliard (NL - S31)
• Jiggs Cuddyer (AL - S32)
• Andre Harper (NL - S33)
• Braeden Abercrombie (AL - S37)
• Larry Maday (AL - S41)
• David Gabriel (NL - S42)
• Deivi Perez (AL - S43)
• Felipe Barrios (NL - S43)
• Alfredo De Aza (AL - S44)
• Eric Pride (NL - S44)
• Roger Franco (AL - S45)
• Tony Espinosa (AL - S47)
• Bobby Davis (AL - S49)
• Ted Torres (AL - S52)
• Jayson Roof (NL - S52)
• Antonio Zhang (AL - S53)
• Darby Hatcher (AL - S54)
• Benji Rodriguez (NL - S55)
• Javy Rodrigo (NL- S59)
• Dan Hernandez (NL - S60)

Franchise Titles
(bold is recent winner)

• 9 Titles
• Atlanta (S3, 10, 26, 27, 29, 51, 53, 57, 58)
• 8 Titles
• None
• 7 Titles
• Houston (S4, 7, 8, 28, 33, 55, 60)
• 6 Titles
• None
• 5 Titles
• None
• 4 Titles
• Anaheim (S15, 18, 19, 32)
• Mexico City (S36, 41, 43, 44)
• Oklahoma City (S40, 42, 45, 47)
• Pittsburgh (S2, 21, 22, 23)
• New Orleans (S31, 35, 54, 56)
• 3 Titles
• Chicago (S9, 11, 12)
• Buffalo (S24, 39, 49)
• Monterrey (S17, 37,50)
• 2 Titles
• Colorado Springs (S20, 48)
• Washington DC (S6, 14)
• Santa Fe (S1, 30)
• 1 Title
• Austin (S16)
• Boston (S38)
• Helena (S46)
• Fargo (S5)
• Philadelphia (S52)
• Salem (S13)
• Salt Lake City (S34)
• Vancouver (S25)
• Hartford (S59)
• 0 Titles
• Augusta
• Charleston
• Columbus
• Dover
• Huntington
• Minnesota
• Montreal
• New York (AL)
• Scottsdale
• Tacoma

S60: NL Tacoma v AL Houston, 3-4
S59: NL Hartford v AL Houston, 4-3
S58: NL New Orleans v AL Atlanta, 3-4
S57: NL Hartford v AL Atlanta, 1-4
S56: NL New Orleans v AL Huntington, 4-1
S55: NL Hartford v AL Houston, 2-4
S54: NL New Orleans v AL Atlanta, 4-3
S53: NL Buffalo v AL Atlanta, 0-4
S52: NL Chicago v AL Philadelphia, 0-4
S51: NL Buffalo v AL Atlanta, 3-4
S50: NL Tucson (Scottsdale) v AL Monterrey (Jacksonville), 0-4

S49: NL Buffalo v AL Atlanta, 4-0
S48: NL Montreal v AL Colorado Springs, 0-4
S47: NL Oklahoma City v AL Colorado Springs, 4-3
S46: NL Oklahoma City v AL Helena, 0-4
S45: NL Oklahoma City v AL Colorado Springs, 4-3
S44: NL Honolulu (Scottsdale) v AL Tampa Bay (Mexico City), 3-4
S43: NL Oklahoma City v AL Tampa Bay (Mexico City), 3-4
S42: NL Oklahoma City v AL New York, 4-2
S41: NL Memphis (New Orleans) v AL Tampa Bay (Mexico City), 3-4
S40: NL Oklahoma City v AL New York, 4-3
S39: NL Buffalo v AL Milwaukee, 4-0
S38: NL Portland (Tacoma) v AL Boston, 3-4
S37: NL Oklahoma City v AL Jackson (Jacksonville), 3-4
S36: NL Florida (Washington DC) v AL Little Rock (Mexico City), 0-4
S35: NL Montgomery (New Orleans) v AL Houston, 4-3
S34: NL Florida (Washington DC) v AL Salem (Tucson), 1-4
S33: NL Florida (Washington DC) v AL Houston, 2-4
S32: NL Montgomery (New Orleans) v AL Cheyenne (Anaheim), 4-3
S31: NL Montgomery (New Orleans) v AL Texas (Houston), 4-1
S30: NL Monterrey (Santa Fe) v AL Atlanta, 4-3
S29: NL Florida (Washington DC) v AL Atlanta, 2-4
S28: NL Seattle (Tacoma) v AL Texas (Houston), 3-4
S27: NL Florida (Washington DC) v AL Atlanta, 2-4
S26: NL Florida (Washington DC) v AL Atlanta, 1-4
S25: NL Salt Lake City (Vancouver) v AL Texas (Houston), 4-1
S24: NL Buffalo v AL Pawtucket (Milwaukee), 4-2
S23: NL Dover (Pittsburgh) v AL Charlotte (Huntington), 4-0
S22: NL Dover (Pittsburgh) v AL Atlanta, 4-2
S21: NL Dover (Pittsburgh) v AL Colorado Springs, 4-2
S20: NL Dover (Pittsburgh) v AL Colorado Springs, 2-4
S19: NL Dover (Pittsburgh) v AL Vancouver (Anaheim), 2-4
S18: NL El Paso (Austin) v AL Vancouver (Anaheim), 3-4.
S17: NL Buffalo v AL Tampa Bay (Jacksonville), 0-4.
S16: NL El Paso (Austin) v AL Durham (Augusta), 4-0.
S15: NL Los Angeles (Salem) v AL Vancouver (Anaheim), 1-4.
S14: NL Cincinnati (Washington DC) v AL Durham (Augusta), 4-2.
S13: NL Los Angeles (Salem) v AL Kansas City (Helena), 4-1.
S12: NL Rochester (Chicago) v AL Atlanta, 4-2.
S11: NL Rochester (Chicago) v AL Atlanta, 4-1.
S10: NL Rochester (Chicago) v AL Atlanta, 1-4.
S9: NL Rochester (Chicago) v AL Houston, 4-1. 
S8: NL Honolulu (Vancouver) v AL Houston, 3-4.
S7: NL Dover (Pittsburgh) v AL Houston, 4-1.
S6: NL Cincinnati (Washington DC) v AL New York (Fargo), 4-2.
S5: NL Sacramento (Oklahoma City) v AL New York (Fargo), 0-4.
S4: NL Dover (Pittsburgh) v AL Florida (Houston), 2-4.
S3: NL Sacramento (Oklahoma City) v AL Chicago (Atlanta), 3-4.
S2: NL Pawtucket (Pittsburgh) v AL Huntington (Atlanta), 4-0.
S1: NL Memphis (Santa Fe) v AL Trenton (Atlanta ); 4-0.

World Series by City

• Eight Titles
• Atlanta
• Seven Titles
• None
• Six Titles
• None
• Five Titles
• Houston
• Four Titles
• Oklahoma City
• Tampa Bay
• Three Titles
• Buffalo
• Dover
• Rochester
• Vancouver
• Two Titles
• Cincinnati
• Colorado Springs
• Monterrey
• Montgomery
• New Orleans
• One Title
• Boston
• Cheyenne
• Chicago
• El Paso
• Florida
• Hartford
• Helena
• Jackson
• Little Rock
• Los Angeles - NL
• Memphis
• New York - AL
• Pawtucket
• Philadelphia
• Salem
• Salt Lake City
• Texas