All-Time MLB draft

[Clockwork Orange]

Cool, glad to see you back in the game, Atwater.

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52
14. -Slap-
15. killericon
16. JCMElway

As JCM pointed out, BroncoLB52 is on the clock.

[Clockwork Orange]

Whoops, sorry I'm in late on this. BroncoLB52's time has expired, -Slap- is now on the clock.

BroncoLB52 may still make his pick at any time.

[Bronco LB 59]

Stan the Man Musial Number 6

LF/1B St. Louis

One of the most recognizable batting stances in the history of baseball.



- Great hitter who was overshadowed by Ted Williams and Joe DiMaggio during his time

- Originally worked primarily as a pitcher in the Cardinals farm system, going 18-4 for Daytona Beach of the Florida State League. However, he injured his shoulder that season making a shoestring catch and the pitcher plan was ditched next spring training after he served up two long home runs to Hall of Famer Johnny Mize and Terry Moore. He was nearly released from the organization but batted .379 with 26 HR for Springfield in 87 games. During his intial cup-of-coffee, Musial batted .426 in 47 at-bats with the Cardinals and the rest was history.

-He got his nickname during a 1946 series in Brooklyn. The Brooklyn fans chanted "Here comes the man...here comes the man" whenever Musial walked towards the plate. St. Louis baseball writer Bob Broeg wrote a story about it in the newspaper and the "Stan the Man" nickname stuck.

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap-
15. killericon
16. JCMElway

-Slap- is currently on the clock.

[-Slap-]

2B Rogers Hornsby

Rogers Hornsby (Rajah)



Bats Right, Throws Right
Height 5' 11", Weight 175 lb

Born April 27, 1896 in Winters, TX
Died January 5, 1963 in Chicago, IL

Debut September 10, 1915
Final Game July 20, 1937

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1942.

• The greatest righthanded batter ever.
  
  
• His .358 lifetime average is the best in National League history.
  
  
• 15 seasons over .300.
  
  
• Three seasons over .400.
  
  
• His .424 average in 1924 is the highest mark in the modern era of baseball post-1900.
  
  
• Over a five year stretch from 1921-1925 he averaged .402.
  
  
• League leader in batting seven times.
  
  
• League leader in home runs twice.
  
  
• League leader in RBI four times.
  
  
• Won the Triple Crown in 1922 and 1925.
  
  
• Even though Hall of Fame rules state that a player must be retired for five years before he can be inducted, Rogers Hornsby received 105 votes during the inaugural year of voting in 1936 - one year before he retired.

Baseball is my life, the only thing I know
and can talk about. My only interest.

Rogers Hornsby -

Year Ag Tm  Lg  G   AB    R    H   2B 3B  HR  RBI  SB CS  BB  SO   BA   OBP   SLG   TB   SH  SF IBB HBP GDP 
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 1915 19 STL NL  18   57    5   14   2  0   0    4   0  2   2   6  .246  .271  .281   16   2           0    
 1916 20 STL NL 139  495   63  155  17 15   6   65  17     40  63  .313  .369  .444  220  11           4    
 1917 21 STL NL 145  523   86  171  24 17   8   66  17     45  34  .327  .385  .484  253  17           4    
 1918 22 STL NL 115  416   51  117  19 11   5   60   8     40  43  .281  .349  .416  173   7           3    
 1919 23 STL NL 138  512   68  163  15  9   8   71  17     48  41  .318  .384  .430  220  10           7    
 1920 24 STL NL 149  589   96  218  44 20   9   94  12 15  60  50  .370  .431  .559  329   8           3    
 1921 25 STL NL 154  592  131  235  44 18  21  126  13 13  60  48  .397  .458  .639  378  15           7    
 1922 26 STL NL 154  623  141  250  46 14  42  152  17 12  65  50  .401  .459  .722  450  15           1    
 1923 27 STL NL 107  424   89  163  32 10  17   83   3  7  55  29  .384  .459  .627  266   5           3    
 1924 28 STL NL 143  536  121  227  43 14  25   94   5 12  89  32  .424  .507  .696  373  13           2    
 1925 29 STL NL 138  504  133  203  41 10  39  143   5  3  83  39  .403  .489  .756  381  16           2    
 1926 30 STL NL 134  527   96  167  34  5  11   93   3     61  39  .317  .388  .463  244  16           0    
 1927 31 NYG NL 155  568  133  205  32  9  26  125   9     86  38  .361  .448  .586  333  26           4    
 1928 32 BSN NL 140  486   99  188  42  7  21   94   5    107  41  .387  .498  .632  307  25           1    
 1929 33 CHC NL 156  602  156  229  47  8  39  149   2     87  65  .380  .459  .679  409  22           1    
 1930 34 CHC NL  42  104   15   32   5  1   2   18   0     12  12  .308  .385  .433   45   3           1    
 1931 35 CHC NL 100  357   64  118  37  1  16   90   1     56  23  .331  .421  .574  205   5           0    
 1932 36 CHC NL  19   58   10   13   2  0   1    7   0     10   4  .224  .357  .310   18   0           2    
 1933 37 TOT     57   92   11   30   7  0   3   23   1  0  14   7  .326  .426  .500   46   0           2   3
         STL NL  46   83    9   27   6  0   2   21   1     12   6  .325  .423  .470   39   0           2   3
         SLB AL  11    9    2    3   1  0   1    2   0  0   2   1  .333  .455  .778    7   0           0    
 1934 38 SLB AL  24   23    2    7   2  0   1   11   0  0   7   4  .304  .484  .522   12   0           1    
 1935 39 SLB AL  10   24    1    5   3  0   0    3   0  0   3   6  .208  .296  .333    8   0           0    
 1936 40 SLB AL   2    5    1    2   0  0   0    2   0  0   1   0  .400  .500  .400    2   0           0    
 1937 41 SLB AL  20   56    7   18   3  0   1   11   0  0   7   5  .321  .397  .429   24   0           0    
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 23 Seasons         8173      2930    169     1584     64     679  .358  .434  .577      216   0   0  48   3
               2259      1579      541    301      135   1038                       4712
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap--Rogers Hornsby, 2B Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs/Browns
15. killericon
16. JCMElway

killericon is now on the clock until 6:43 A.M. MST.

[Killericon]

Killericon selects Lefty Grove, P, Athletics, Red Sox.



Robert Moses "Lefty" Grove (March 6, 1900 - May 22, 1975) was one of the greatest pitchers in Major League Baseball history.
Born in Lonaconing, Maryland, Grove was a sandlot star in the Baltimore area during the 1910s. His performance caught the eye of Jack Dunn, the owner of the minor league Baltimore Orioles, who also discovered Babe Ruth.
Grove joined the Orioles in 1920 and embarked on an epic minor league career which saw him regarded by some as one of the best pitchers in baseball, even before he ever threw a pitch in the majors. Breaking into the team's pitching rotation at midseason, Grove posted a 12-2 record. Over the next four seasons, he posted marks of 25-10, 18-8, 27-10 and 27-6, leading the International League in strikeouts every season.
Grove remained in the minor leagues through 1924 because Dunn, who ran an independent operation with no major-league affiliation, refused several offers from the majors to acquire him. Finally, early in 1925, Dunn agreed to sell Grove's rights to the Philadelphia Athletics for $106,000, the highest amount ever paid for a player at the time.
He battled injuries as a rookie and posted only a 10-13 record, despite leading the league in strikeouts. Grove then settled down in 1926 and won the first of a record nine earned run average (ERA) titles with a mark of 2.51. In 1927, Grove won 20 games for the first time and a year later, he led the league in wins with 24.
The Athletics won the pennant in three successive seasons (1929 to 1931), as well as two straight World Championships 1929 and 1930. During the Athletics championship run, Grove led the way as the league's top pitcher, posting records of 20-6, 28-5 and 31-4 in those years, the last of which being his best. Grove led the league in wins, ERA (2.06), strikeouts (175), winning percentage, complete games and shutouts. He was also chosen as league MVP in 1931, making him one of only a handful of pitchers to achieve this honor. His MVP Award is the only one not housed in Cooperstown, instead being housed at the Georges Creek Library in Lonaconing.
The Athletics continued to contend for the next two seasons, but finished second to the New York Yankees in 1932 and third behind the Washington Senators and Yankees in 1933. Following the 1933 season, team owner Connie Mack sold Grove to the Boston Red Sox.
At the time, the Red Sox were a bad team, and Grove didn't help much his first year, when an arm injury held him to an 8-8 record. However in 1935, Grove returned to form with a 20-12 record and a league-leading 2.70 ERA. Grove won his eighth ERA title a year later, and also led the league in that category and winning percentage in 1938. Grove did not win as many games in Boston as he did in Philadelphia, as managers protected his arm as he aged. Nevertheless, Grove continued to post outstanding records, including 14-4 in 1938 and 15-4 in 1939.
Grove retired in 1941 with a career record of 300-141. His .680 lifetime winning percentage is still eighth all-time; however, none of the seven men ahead of him won more than 236 games. His lifetime ERA of 3.06, when adjusted for the parks in which Grove played during his career, is second only to the still-active Pedro Martínez), at 48 percent above average.
Grove was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1947. He died in Norwalk, Ohio and was interred in the Frostburg Memorial Cemetery in Frostburg, Maryland.
In 1999, Grove ranked number 23 on The Sporting News' list of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players of all time. He was the highest-ranked left-handed pitcher. That same year, Grove was elected to the Major League Baseball All-Century Team.

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap--Rogers Hornsby, 2B Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs/Browns
15. killericon-Lefty Grove, P Athletics/Red Sox
16. JCMElway

JCMElway is on the clock with two selections.

[Clockwork Orange]

JCM just PM'd me and asked for an extension until Thursday at 6:00 PM, MST. Due to the circumstances, I had no problem granting it to him and I hope that no one has a problem with that.

To anyone who does have a problem with it,

A. You're a prick.
B. He has the next two selections anyway, so he actually has 24 hours allotted to get his picks in rather than just 12. So he didn't need to ask for anything, but he was kind enough to let it be known that he's not trying to hold up the show.
C. See A.

[Killericon]

It's all good by me; he posted why in the NHL draft.

I've got no issues, and I'm up next anyways....but I'm eager about my pick....I've got a steal lined up.

He can take all the time he needs.

[JCMElway]

All right, details coming later.

Those Cheap Bastards select:

Joe DiMaggio, CF, New York Yankees

and

Roger Clemens, P, Red Sox/Blue Jays/Yasnkees/Astros

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap--Rogers Hornsby, 2B Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs/Browns
15. killericon-Lefty Grove, P Athletics/Red Sox
16. JCMElway-Joe Dimaggio, CF Yankees

Round 3
17. JCMElway-Roger Clemens, P Red Sox/Blue Jays/Yankees/Astros
18. killericon
19. -Slap-
20. BroncoLB52
21. Atwater
22. Red Rocket RC
23. Clockwork Orange
24. Breck Bronc

killericon is on the clock until 5:34 A.M. MST.

JCM had a good idea that I'm going to go ahead and implement. We're going to add a round to the draft (26 instead of 25) and everyone must take a manager at some point. Doesn't matter if he's your 26th pick, everybody gets a manager. Just a little curveball for everyone.

[Killericon]

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Dimaggio!!

Well, this leaves me with one choice.

Best 2nd baseman of all time, and the ultimate clean up hitter; Killericon is proud to select Edward Trowbridge Collins.

Edward Trowbridge Collins Sr. (May 2, 1887 - March 25, 1951), nicknamed "Cocky", was a Major League Baseball player from 1906 to 1930. Under the win shares statistical rating system created by baseball historian and analyst Bill James, Collins was the best second baseman of all time. He is also ninth on the all-time hit list.

A native of Millerton, New York, Collins was known for his steady bat and speed. He broke into the Majors in 1906 with the Philadelphia Athletics and work his way to full time play by 1909. That season, he had a .347 batting average and 67 steals. The following year, Collins stole a career-high 81 bases and won his first of four World Series championships.

Collins moved to the Chicago White Sox in 1915, where he continued to post top-ten batting and stolen base numbers. He played on the notorious "Black Sox" team that threw the 1919 World Series to the Cincinnati Reds, but was not in on the fix and played honestly. He was the playing manager of the White Sox from August 1924 through the 1926 season, posting a record of 174-160 (.521). He then returned to the Athletics in 1927 and retired after the 1930 season. In 1931-32, he served as a Philadelphia coach and, from 1933 through 1947, as the general manager for the Boston Red Sox. With the BoSox Collins helped rebuild the team, and was instrumental in the signings of Bobby Doerr and Ted Williams.

Collins finished his career with 3,315 hits, 744 steals, 1,300 RBI and a .333 batting average. He won the MVP Award in 1914. He was inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame in 1939.

In 1999, he ranked number 24 on The Sporting News' list of the 100 Greatest Baseball Players, and was a nominee for the Major League Baseball All-Century Team.

[JCMElway]

Looks like I'm nabbing your guys all over the place Killer. Sorry, but you can't blame me for this one. Clemens was my pick, but my Dad was incredulous that the Yankee Clipper was not yet taken.

By the by, I didn't intend to build a Yankee dominated club here, but that's the way it's turning out!

[Killericon]

Originally Posted by JCMElway

Looks like I'm nabbing your guys all over the place Killer. Sorry, but you can't blame me for this one. Clemens was my pick, but my Dad was incredulous that the Yankee Clipper was not yet taken.

By the by, I didn't intend to build a Yankee dominated club here, but that's the way it's turning out!

If I were to do the last 48 hours over again...I would've taken him over Grove...but I forgot about him untill you were on the clock.

Nice pick with Clemens, as well.

[JCMElway]

Hey Bronco LB, I see you're looking at the thread. Are you going to be able to rate the ATD football teams?

Thanks,

JCM

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap--Rogers Hornsby, 2B Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs/Browns
15. killericon-Lefty Grove, P Athletics/Red Sox
16. JCMElway-Joe Dimaggio, CF Yankees

Round 3
17. JCMElway-Roger Clemens, P Red Sox/Blue Jays/Yankees/Astros
18. killericon-Eddie Collins, 2B Athletics/White Sox
19. -Slap-
20. BroncoLB52
21. Atwater
22. Red Rocket RC
23. Clockwork Orange
24. Breck Bronc

-Slap- is on the clock until 5:50 A.M. MST.

[Bronco LB 59]

Originally Posted by JCMElway

Hey Bronco LB, I see you're looking at the thread. Are you going to be able to rate the ATD football teams?

Thanks,

JCM

I will set aside some time tonight to do so.

[JCMElway]

Originally Posted by Bronco LB 52

I will set aside some time tonight to do so.

Sweet! We'll have 10 out of 16 done at that point.

Thanks!

We now return you to your regularly scheduled programming.

[-Slap-]

RHP Christy Mathewson Giants

Christopher Mathewson (Big Six or Matty)



Bats Right, Throws Right
Height 6' 2", Weight 195 lb.

Born August 12, 1880 in Factoryville, PA
Died October 7, 1925 in Saranac Lake, NY

Debut July 17, 1900
Final Game September 4, 1916

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1936.

• One of five all-time greats originally inducted into the Hall of Fame.
  
  
• He retired with 373 wins (fourth all-time).
  
  
• 79 shutouts (third all-time).
  
  
• 2.13 ERA (fifth all-time).
  
  
• Won 20 or more games 13 out of 14 seasons.
  
  
• Won 30 or more games four times, including a career high 37 in 1908.
  
  
• Won the ERA title and the strikeout crown five times each.
  
  
• Led the NL in wins and shutouts four times each.
  
  
• Mastered the screwball, which he called the Fadeaway, and used it as his out pitch against righthanded batters.
  
  
• Pinpoint control was the key to his success, as he averaged only 1.6 walks per 9 IP throughout his career.
  
  
• In the 1905 World Series, Matty turned in one of baseball's best postseason performances, shutting out the Athletics in Games One, Three, and Five, allowing only 14 total hits, as the Giants took the Series 4-1.
  
  
• He was also one of the few to publicly state he thought the White Sox were throwing the 1919 WS.
  
  
• Enlisted as an Army captain in 1918. He served overseas and was gassed in a training exercise, thereafter suffering from tuberculosis. He died seven years later at the age of 47.

"You can learn little from victory.
You can learn everything from defeat."

Christy Mathewson -

Year Ag Tm  Lg  W   L   G   GS  CG SHO  GF SV   IP     H    R   ER   HR  BB   SO  HBP  WP  BFP  IBB  BK  ERA *lgERA *ERA+ WHIP
+--------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--+------+----+----+----+---+----+----+---+---+-----+---+---+-----+-----+----+-----+
 1900 19 NYG NL   0   3   6   1   1   0   4  0   33.7   37   32   19   1   20   15   4   1   158       0  5.08  3.62   71 1.693
 1901 20 NYG NL  20  17  40  38  36   5   2  0  336.0  288  131   90   3   97  221  13  23  1383       1  2.41  3.32  138 1.146
 1902 21 NYG NL  14  17  34  32  29   8   2  0  276.7  241  114   65   3   73  159  10  16  1137       1  2.11  2.81  133 1.135
 1903 22 NYG NL  30  13  45  42  37   3   3  2  366.3  321  136   92   4  100  267  10  18  1521       0  2.26  3.33  147 1.149
 1904 23 NYG NL  33  12  48  46  33   4   2  1  367.7  306  120   83   7   78  212   4  10  1456       1  2.03  2.73  134 1.044
 1905 24 NYG NL  31   9  43  37  32   8   6  2  338.7  252   85   48   4   64  206   1   6  1319       3  1.28  2.93  230 0.933
 1906 25 NYG NL  22  12  38  35  22   6   3  1  266.7  262  100   88   3   77  128   3   4  1117       0  2.97  2.60   87 1.271
 1907 26 NYG NL  24  12  41  36  31   8   4  2  315.0  250   88   70   6   53  178   2   5  1240       0  2.00  2.46  123 0.962
 1908 27 NYG NL  37  11  56  44  34  11  10  5  390.7  285   85   62   5   42  259   3   2  1499       0  1.43  2.39  168 0.837
 1909 28 NYG NL  25   6  37  33  26   8   4  2  275.3  192   57   35   2   36  149   0   4  1021       0  1.14  2.54  222 0.828
 1910 29 NYG NL  27   9  38  35  27   2   3  0  318.3  292  100   67   5   60  184   3   8  1271       0  1.89  2.96  156 1.106
 1911 30 NYG NL  26  13  45  37  29   5   6  3  307.0  303  102   68   5   38  141   1   2  1238       0  1.99  3.36  168 1.111
 1912 31 NYG NL  23  12  43  34  27   0   9  4  310.0  311  107   73   6   34  134   2   3  1263       0  2.12  3.36  159 1.113
 1913 32 NYG NL  25  11  40  35  25   4   5  2  306.0  291   94   70   8   21   93   0   3  1195       0  2.06  3.10  151 1.020
 1914 33 NYG NL  24  13  41  35  29   5   6  2  312.0  314  133  104  16   23   80   2   7  1251       0  3.00  2.65   88 1.080
 1915 34 NYG NL   8  14  27  24  11   1   1  0  186.0  199   97   74   9   20   57   1   1   768       0  3.58  2.55   71 1.177
 1916 35 TOT NL   4   4  13   7   5   1   4  2   74.7   74   35   25   4    8   19   0   1   299       0  3.01  2.45   81 1.098
         NYG NL   3   4  12   6   4   1   4  2   65.7   59   27   17   3    7   16   0   0   256       0  2.33  2.43  104 1.005
         CIN NL   1   0   1   1   1   0   0  0    9.0   15    8    8   1    1    3   0   1    43       0  8.00  2.59   32 1.778
+--------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--+------+----+----+----+---+----+----+---+---+-----+---+---+-----+-----+----+-----+
 17 Yr WL% .665 373 188 635 551 434  79  74 28 4780.7 4218 1616 1133  91  844 2502  59 114 19136       6  2.13  2.88  135 1.059
+--------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--+------+----+----+----+---+----+----+---+---+-----+---+---+-----+-----+----+-----+

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap--Rogers Hornsby, 2B Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs/Browns
15. killericon-Lefty Grove, P Athletics/Red Sox
16. JCMElway-Joe Dimaggio, CF Yankees

Round 3
17. JCMElway-Roger Clemens, P Red Sox/Blue Jays/Yankees/Astros
18. killericon-Eddie Collins, 2B Athletics/White Sox
19. -Slap--Christy Mathewson, P Giants/Reds
20. BroncoLB52
21. Atwater
22. Red Rocket RC
23. Clockwork Orange
24. Breck Bronc

BroncoLB52 is now on the clock until 7:48 A.M. MST.

[Bronco LB 59]

I have already filled my starting outfield with this move

Frank Robinson RF

Cincinnati-Baltimore-Los Angeles Dodgers-California-Cleveland



- Only player to win the MVP player award in both leagues

- He stood so close to the inside when batting that his head and upper body leaned over the plate and brushback pitches didn't rattle him one bit

- His 38 home runs in 1956 were the most ever by a NL rookie

- Cincinnati GM Willliam DeWitt foolishly traded Robinson to Baltimore in 1965 for pitchers Milt Pappas and Jack Baldschun and outfielder Joe Simpson. DeWitt described Robinson being "an old 30". DeWitt would eventually get canned and Robinson would help lead the Orioles to two World Series Championships and four pennants.

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap--Rogers Hornsby, 2B Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs/Browns
15. killericon-Lefty Grove, P Athletics/Red Sox
16. JCMElway-Joe Dimaggio, CF Yankees

Round 3
17. JCMElway-Roger Clemens, P Red Sox/Blue Jays/Yankees/Astros
18. killericon-Eddie Collins, 2B Athletics/White Sox
19. -Slap--Christy Mathewson, P Giants/Reds
20. BroncoLB52-Frank Robinson, RF Reds/Orioles/Angels
21. Atwater
22. Red Rocket RC
23. Clockwork Orange
24. Breck Bronc

Atwater is now on the clock until 9:11 P.M. MST.

[Atwater]

With my third selction im going to chose My manager.I chose
Earl Weaver
Managed: Baltimore Orioles (1968-1982, 1985-1986)
Induction Information
Elected to Hall of Fame by Veterans Committee in 1996,
Born: August 14, 1930, in St. Louis, Missouri

Post-Season: 1969 ALCS, 1969 World Series, 1970 ALCS, 1970 World Series, 1971 ALCS, 1971
World Series, 1973 ALCS, 1974 ALCS, 1979 ALCS, 1979 World Series
Awards: Named Manager of the Year by The Sporting News in 1977, 1979.
Managing

Bio
Earl Weaver managed the Orioles with intensity, flair, and acerbic wit for 17 seasons. He fashioned an impressive .583 winning percentage bolstered by five 100-win seasons (1969-1971 and 1979-1980). Known for his innovative managerial style and his colorful confrontations with the men in blue, the "Earl of Baltimore" won 1,480 games, six American League East titles, four pennants and the 1970 World Series.

[Clockwork Orange]

Round 1
1. JCMElway-George Herman "Babe" Ruth, P/OF, Red Sox/Yankees/Braves
2. killericon-Henry "Hank" Aaron, OF Braves/Brewers
3. -Slap--Ted Williams, OF Red Sox
4. BroncoLB52-Willie Mays, OF, Giants/Mets
5. Atwater-Lou Gehrig, 1B Yankees
6. Red Rocket RC-Cy Young, P, Spiders/Perfectos/Americans/Naps
7. Clockwork Orange-Ty Cobb, OF Tigers/Athletics
8. Breck Bronc-Honus Wagner, SS Colonels/Pirates

Round 2
9. Breck Bronc-Mickey Mantle, CF Yankees
10. Clockwork Orange-Walter Johnson, P Senators
11. Red Rocket RC-Pete Alexander, P Phillies/Cubs/Cardinals
12. Atwater-Sandy Koufax, P Dodgers
13. BroncoLB52-Stan Musial, LF/1B Cardinals
14. -Slap--Rogers Hornsby, 2B Cardinals/Giants/Braves/Cubs/Browns
15. killericon-Lefty Grove, P Athletics/Red Sox
16. JCMElway-Joe Dimaggio, CF Yankees

Round 3
17. JCMElway-Roger Clemens, P Red Sox/Blue Jays/Yankees/Astros
18. killericon-Eddie Collins, 2B Athletics/White Sox
19. -Slap--Christy Mathewson, P Giants/Reds
20. BroncoLB52-Frank Robinson, RF Reds/Orioles/Angels
21. Atwater-Earl Weaver, Manager Orioles
22. Red Rocket RC
23. Clockwork Orange
24. Breck Bronc

Red Rocket RC is now on the clock until 2:16 A.M. MST.