| Player | # | Postions (Leaders in Bold) |
| Bill Everhart | 13 | LF-3, RF-10 |
| Trey Padgett | 11 | 2B-11 |
| Dennis Gulan* | 11 | 2B-11 |
| Zach Charles | 10 | 2B-1, 3B-9 |
| Anthony Gordon | 9 | P-9 |
| Rafael Benitez | 9 | 2B-4, LF-1, RF-4 |
| Al Samuel | 9 | C-9 |
| Carl Sosa | 9 | P-9 |
| Trenidad Pujols | 9 | SS-8, 2B-1 |
| Chris Pendleton | 8 | P-8 |
| Luke Baker | 7 | 2B-2, CF-1, LF-1, RF-4 |
| Rondell Burks | 7 | 3B-3, RF-4 |
| Marvin Mays | 7 | 3B-6, SS-1 |
| Dan Carter | 7 | 3B-7 |
| Al Martinez | 7 | C-7 |
| Hector Ball | 7 | C-7 |
| James Haselman* | 7 | P-7 |
| Benito Guerrero* | 7 | DH-7 |
| Harry Mieses* | 7 | P-7 |
| Midre Aguilera | 6 | P-6 |
| Buddy Poole | 6 | 1B-2, LF-4 |
| Bobby Lockhart | 6 | CF-6 |
| Wilson Bonds | 6 | P-6 |
| Johnny Sherman | 6 | DH-1, LF-3, RF-2 |
| Yamil Alvarez | 6 | P-6 |
| Hick Millwood | 6 | 2B-1, 3B-4, SS-1 |
| Ed Morris | 6 | 1B-4, LF-2 |
| Mendy Kondou | 6 | CF-2, RF-4 |
| Andres Candelaria | 6 | LF-5, 1B-1 |
| Al James | 6 | LF-1, RF-5 |
| Kaito Park | 6 | SS-6 |
| Alberto Beltre* | 6 | P-6 |
| Edgar Cortez* | 6 | P-6 |
| Yamid Montanez* | 6 | 3B-2, SS-2, 2B-2 |
| Shawn Creek | 5 | P-5 |
| Dennis Jefferies | 5 | 1B-5 |
| Benny Lima | 5 | 3B-1, SS-4 |
| Don Gaillard | 5 | CF-5 |
| Arthur Camilli | 5 | P-5 |
| Barry Carew | 5 | P-5 |
| Pat Smith | 5 | P-5 |
| Vic Costilla | 5 | 3B-1, SS-4 |
| Sammy Felix | 5 | P-5 |
| Emmanuel Hartman | 5 | SS-5 |
| Clarence Loney | 5 | 2B-1, CF-2, LF-2 |
| Lorenzo Gonzalez | 5 | P-5 |
| Sammy Pinzon | 5 | P-5 |
| Roger Hermida* | 5 | P-5 |
| Elston Lloyd* | 5 | C-5 |
| Shawon Stoops* | 5 | 1B-2, RF-3 |
| Jung Hasegawa* | 5 | P-5 |
| Carlos Pena* | 5 | P-5 |
| Brian Taylor | 4 | LF-4 |
| Leon Meyer | 4 | P-4 |
| Nick Valentine | 4 | CF-4 |
| Charlie Dickinson | 4 | 1B-4, LF-2 |
| Vasco Serra | 4 | P-4 |
| Raul Sanchez | 4 | P-4 |
| Enrique Mesa | 4 | P-4 |
| Pepper Boyer | 4 | P-4 |
| Luis Gonzales | 4 | P-4 |
| Terry James | 4 | CF-3, SS-1 |
| Sting Bailey | 4 | CF-4 |
| Alex Mathews | 4 | LF-3,RF-1 |
| Stuart Paulson | 4 | RF-4 |
| Jamie Summers | 4 | C-4 |
| Tony Saunders | 4 | P-4 |
| Travis Lieberthal | 4 | 3B-1, SS-3 |
| Jordan Abernathy | 4 | C-1, DH-3 |
| Norman LaPorta | 4 | P-4 |
| Ken Evans | 4 | P-4 |
| Kevin Kerr | 4 | P-4 |
| Martin McCarty | 4 | 1B-4 |
| Ron Gross | 4 | P-4 |
| Tony Lopez | 4 | P-4 |
| George Fultz | 4 | 2B-4 |
| Charlie Borders* | 4 | SS-4 |
| Pep Yang* | 4 | CF-4 |
| Mark Martin* | 4 | C-4 |
Tuesday, January 8, 2013
All-Star Appearance Leaders (thru Season 18)
* denotes player made All-Star Team in Season 18
Friday, November 30, 2012
Season 18 Hall of Fame Picks
Leon Jackson - Cobbfather Post Gazette
Season 18 spring training is in full swing, which means it's time to vote for the Hall of Fame! We encourage everyone to do so, as there are certainly some deserving candidates. Here are the Gazette's 5 selections!
Anthony Gordon
Anthony Gordon is clearly one of the most dominant closers in Cobbfather History. A 9-time all star and a 3-time Fireman of the year, Gordon was a lights out closer all the while maintaining a stellar ERA and WHIP. He is the all-time Cobbfather saves leader with 464.
Dan Carter
Dan Carter is a 2-time former MVP has racked up many other accolades. 7-time all star, 4 silver sluggers, and even a home run derby title. He collected 2 world series rings as well. He was an RBI machine, racking up 9 100+ RBI seasons, had 10 straight seasons of 34+ home runs, including 5 with over 40. It's tough to make a case not to vote for Carter.
Buddy Poole
Buddy Poole received 11 votes for the Hall of Fame in Season 16. We feel he should definitely be in. The former MVP and 6-time All Star also won the Home Run Derby twice and took home 4 silver slugger awards. He had 37 HR+ and 101 RBI+ the first 11 seasons of the World, including an incredible 72 Home Runs in Season 4! He truly was one of the dominant sluggers in the early seasons of Cobbfather, with a career total of 582 home runs, despite already being in the majors upon world creation.
Luis Martin
Luis Martin has been on the ballot for a few seasons now. He received 10 votes a couple of seasons back. He should be in the Hall. He another one of the most dominate sluggers in the early seasons of Cobbfather. He had 35+ home runs in the first 11 seasons of the world, and from seasons 2-9, put up 41+ HR and 123+ RBI every season. He also collected 3 World Series Rings. Despite already being a major leaguer when the world was created he still put up 542 home runs.
Charlie Dickinson
Charlie Dickinson is a former MVP, 4-time All Star, All-Star MVP and three time Silver Slugger winner. He had 4 straight seasons of 1.000 OPS from seasons 7-10. In seasons 4-10, he put up at least 44 HR and 121 RBI every season. He finished his career with 508 HR and a stellar .925 OPS. He received 10 votes last season, and we feel he should be in!
Just Missed Our List:
Moises Terrero - Terrero was a stud in the early seasons of the world, winning 2 MVPs. Advanced age at time of World Creation hurt his career numbers, if he had played a full career, he would have been a shoe-in.
Martin McCarty - McCarty had a great career, and was another premier slugger in the early seasons, but falls just short of the other sluggers who we had in.
Tony Saunders - Saunders, a former Cy Young winner, was one of the most dominant pitchers of the early seasons of Cobbfather. He had a career 120-47 record. He was another hurt by age at World creation, as he got in only 8 seasons.
Get out there and vote everyone!!!
Season 18 spring training is in full swing, which means it's time to vote for the Hall of Fame! We encourage everyone to do so, as there are certainly some deserving candidates. Here are the Gazette's 5 selections!
Anthony Gordon
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Anthony Gordon is clearly one of the most dominant closers in Cobbfather History. A 9-time all star and a 3-time Fireman of the year, Gordon was a lights out closer all the while maintaining a stellar ERA and WHIP. He is the all-time Cobbfather saves leader with 464.
Dan Carter
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Dan Carter is a 2-time former MVP has racked up many other accolades. 7-time all star, 4 silver sluggers, and even a home run derby title. He collected 2 world series rings as well. He was an RBI machine, racking up 9 100+ RBI seasons, had 10 straight seasons of 34+ home runs, including 5 with over 40. It's tough to make a case not to vote for Carter.
Buddy Poole
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Buddy Poole received 11 votes for the Hall of Fame in Season 16. We feel he should definitely be in. The former MVP and 6-time All Star also won the Home Run Derby twice and took home 4 silver slugger awards. He had 37 HR+ and 101 RBI+ the first 11 seasons of the World, including an incredible 72 Home Runs in Season 4! He truly was one of the dominant sluggers in the early seasons of Cobbfather, with a career total of 582 home runs, despite already being in the majors upon world creation.
Luis Martin
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Luis Martin has been on the ballot for a few seasons now. He received 10 votes a couple of seasons back. He should be in the Hall. He another one of the most dominate sluggers in the early seasons of Cobbfather. He had 35+ home runs in the first 11 seasons of the world, and from seasons 2-9, put up 41+ HR and 123+ RBI every season. He also collected 3 World Series Rings. Despite already being a major leaguer when the world was created he still put up 542 home runs.
Charlie Dickinson
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Charlie Dickinson is a former MVP, 4-time All Star, All-Star MVP and three time Silver Slugger winner. He had 4 straight seasons of 1.000 OPS from seasons 7-10. In seasons 4-10, he put up at least 44 HR and 121 RBI every season. He finished his career with 508 HR and a stellar .925 OPS. He received 10 votes last season, and we feel he should be in!
Just Missed Our List:
Moises Terrero - Terrero was a stud in the early seasons of the world, winning 2 MVPs. Advanced age at time of World Creation hurt his career numbers, if he had played a full career, he would have been a shoe-in.
Martin McCarty - McCarty had a great career, and was another premier slugger in the early seasons, but falls just short of the other sluggers who we had in.
Tony Saunders - Saunders, a former Cy Young winner, was one of the most dominant pitchers of the early seasons of Cobbfather. He had a career 120-47 record. He was another hurt by age at World creation, as he got in only 8 seasons.
Get out there and vote everyone!!!
Friday, November 16, 2012
Season 18 On The Brink
That's right, we need your help to get Season 18 rolling! Join this great, friendly, competitive world now! For the current owners, get the word out. Tell your friends, family, co-workers, members of other leagues to join Cobbfather. And keep that forum ad at the top of the list!
In the meantime, the blog has been updated with Season 17 info - Champion, Almost Champion, Award Winners, and Lifetime owner records.
More blog content to come as time permits. Let's get Season 18 rolling!
Saturday, July 21, 2012
All-Star Appearance Leader (Through Season 17)
* denotes player made All-Star Team in Season 17
| Player | # | Postions (Leaders in Bold) |
| Bill Everhart | 13 | LF-3, RF-10 |
| Trey Padgett | 11 | 2B-11 |
| Zach Charles* | 10 | 2B-1, 3B-9 |
| Dennis Gulan* | 10 | 2B-10 |
| Anthony Gordon | 9 | P-9 |
| Rafael Benitez | 9 | 2B-4, LF-1, RF-4 |
| Al Samuel | 9 | C-9 |
| Carl Sosa | 9 | P-9 |
| Trenidad Pujols* | 9 | SS-8, 2B-1 |
| Chris Pendleton* | 8 | P-8 |
| Luke Baker | 7 | 2B-2, CF-1, LF-1, RF-4 |
| Rondell Burks | 7 | 3B-3, RF-4 |
| Marvin Mays | 7 | 3B-6, SS-1 |
| Dan Carter | 7 | 3B-7 |
| Al Martinez | 7 | C-7 |
| Hector Ball | 7 | C-7 |
| Midre Aguilera | 6 | P-6 |
| Buddy Poole | 6 | 1B-2, LF-4 |
| Bobby Lockhart | 6 | CF-6 |
| Wilson Bonds | 6 | P-6 |
| Johnny Sherman | 6 | DH-1, LF-3, RF-2 |
| Yamil Alvarez | 6 | P-6 |
| Benito Guerrero | 6 | DH-6 |
| Hick Millwood | 6 | 2B-1, 3B-4, SS-1 |
| Ed Morris | 6 | 1B-4, LF-2 |
| Mendy Kondou | 6 | CF-2, RF-4 |
| Andres Candelaria* | 6 | LF-5, 1B-1 |
| Al James* | 6 | LF-1, RF-5 |
| James Haselman* | 6 | P-6 |
| Harry Mieses* | 6 | P-6 |
| Kaito Park* | 6 | SS-6 |
| Shawn Creek | 5 | P-5 |
| Dennis Jefferies | 5 | 1B-5 |
| Benny Lima | 5 | 3B-1, SS-4 |
| Don Gaillard | 5 | CF-5 |
| Arthur Camilli | 5 | P-5 |
| Barry Carew | 5 | P-5 |
| Pat Smith | 5 | P-5 |
| Vic Costilla | 5 | 3B-1, SS-4 |
| Sammy Felix | 5 | P-5 |
| Edgar Cortez | 5 | P-5 |
| Emmanuel Hartman | 5 | SS-5 |
| Alberto Beltre* | 5 | P-5 |
| Clarence Loney* | 5 | 2B-1, CF-2, LF-2 |
| Lorenzo Gonzalez* | 5 | P-5 |
| Sammy Pinzon* | 5 | P-5 |
| Yamid Montanez* | 5 | 3B-2, SS-2, 2B-1 |
| Brian Taylor | 4 | LF-4 |
| Leon Meyer | 4 | P-4 |
| Nick Valentine | 4 | CF-4 |
| Charlie Dickinson | 4 | 1B-4, LF-2 |
| Vasco Serra | 4 | P-4 |
| Raul Sanchez | 4 | P-4 |
| Enrique Mesa | 4 | P-4 |
| Pepper Boyer | 4 | P-4 |
| Luis Gonzales | 4 | P-4 |
| Terry James | 4 | CF-3, SS-1 |
| Sting Bailey | 4 | CF-4 |
| Alex Mathews | 4 | LF-3,RF-1 |
| Stuart Paulson | 4 | RF-4 |
| Jamie Summers | 4 | C-4 |
| Tony Saunders | 4 | P-4 |
| Travis Lieberthal | 4 | 3B-1, SS-3 |
| Jordan Abernathy | 4 | C-1, DH-3 |
| Norman LaPorta | 4 | P-4 |
| Ken Evans | 4 | P-4 |
| Kevin Kerr | 4 | P-4 |
| Martin McCarty | 4 | 1B-4 |
| Roger Hermida* | 4 | P-4 |
| Elston Lloyd* | 4 | C-4 |
| Shawon Stoops* | 4 | 1B-2, RF-2 |
| Carlos Pena* | 4 | P-4 |
| Ron Gross* | 4 | P-4 |
| Jung Hasegawa* | 4 | P-4 |
| Tony Lopez* | 4 | P-4 |
| George Fultz* | 4 | 2B-4 |
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