All-Time MLB draft - Page 4 - The Orange Mane

Hotwheelz · 07-28-2006, 07:03 PM

Warren Spahn

Clockwork Orange · 07-28-2006, 07:15 PM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange
24. Breck Bronc

That puts me on the clock. I'll have my pick up in a bit.

Clockwork Orange · 07-28-2006, 07:30 PM

I'll select Bob Gibson, P Cardinals.

Don't let the smile fool you, he was one of the fiercest competitors to ever step on the field.

Code:

 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
+--------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--+------+----+----+----+---+----+----+---+---+-----+---+---+-----+-----+----+-----+
 1959 23 STL NL   3   5  13   9   2   1   3  0   75.7   77   35   28   4   39   48   1   4   333   2   0  3.33  4.22  127 1.533
 1960 24 STL NL   3   6  27  12   2   0   3  0   86.7   97   61   54   7   48   69   1   3   399   6   0  5.61  4.10   73 1.673
 1961 25 STL NL  13  12  35  27  10   2   3  1  211.3  186   91   76  13  119  166   6   8   916   7   1  3.24  4.39  136 1.443
 1962 26 STL NL  15  13  32  30  15   5   2  1  233.7  174   84   74  15   95  208  10  11   967   9   0  2.85  4.26  149 1.151
 1963 27 STL NL  18   9  36  33  14   2   2  0  254.7  224  110   96  19   96  204  13   6  1088   1   1  3.39  3.55  105 1.257
 1964 28 STL NL  19  12  40  36  17   2   3  1  287.3  250  106   96  25   86  245   9   6  1191   9   0  3.01  3.82  127 1.169
 1965 29 STL NL  20  12  38  36  20   6   1  1  299.0  243  110  102  34  103  270  11   8  1233   6   1  3.07  3.86  126 1.157
 1966 30 STL NL  21  12  35  35  20   5   0  0  280.3  210   90   76  20   78  225   5  12  1119   5   0  2.44  3.61  148 1.027
 1967 31 STL NL  13   7  24  24  10   2   0  0  175.3  151   62   58  10   40  147   3   3   703   3   1  2.98  3.27  110 1.089
 1968 32 STL NL  22   9  34  34  28  13   0  0  304.7  198   49   38  11   62  268   7   4  1161   6   0  1.12  2.90  258 0.853
 1969 33 STL NL  20  13  35  35  28   4   0  0  314.0  251   84   76  12   95  269  10   4  1270   7   2  2.18  3.56  164 1.102
 1970 34 STL NL  23   7  34  34  23   3   0  0  294.0  262  111  102  13   88  274   4   5  1213   9   1  3.12  4.14  132 1.190
 1971 35 STL NL  16  13  31  31  20   5   0  0  245.7  215   96   83  14   76  185   7  10  1026  11   0  3.04  3.61  119 1.185
 1972 36 STL NL  19  11  34  34  23   4   0  0  278.0  226   83   76  14   88  208   3  10  1119  11   2  2.46  3.42  139 1.129
 1973 37 STL NL  12  10  25  25  13   1   0  0  195.0  159   71   60  12   57  142   3   6   790   6   1  2.77  3.67  133 1.108
 1974 38 STL NL  11  13  33  33   9   1   0  0  240.0  236  111  102  24  104  129   5   2  1041  14   3  3.82  3.59   94 1.417
 1975 39 STL NL   3  10  22  14   1   0   4  2  109.0  120   66   61  10   62   60   4   6   499   6   0  5.04  3.78   75 1.670
+--------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--+------+----+----+----+---+----+----+---+---+-----+---+---+-----+-----+----+-----+
 17 Yr WL% .591 251 174 528 482 255  56  21  6 3884.3 3279 1420 1258 257 1336 3117 102 108 16068 118  13  2.91  3.70  127 1.188

Those numbers are impressive enough, but his postseason stats are astounding.

Code:

 Year Round Tm  Opp WLser  G GS  ERA    W-L  SV CG SHO  IP   H   ER  BB  SO
+------------------+-----+--+--+------+-----+--+--+---+-----+---+---+---+---+
 1964 WS    STL NYY   W    3  3   3.00  2-1   0  2   0  27.0  23   9   8  31
 1967 WS    STL BOS   W    3  3   1.00  3-0   0  3   1  27.0  14   3   5  26
 1968 WS    STL DET   L    3  3   1.67  2-1   0  3   1  27.0  18   5   4  35
+------------------+-----+--+--+------+-----+--+--+---+-----+---+---+---+---+
  3 World Series     2-1   9  9   1.89  7-2   0  8   2  81.0  55  17  17  92

Breck Bronc is now on the clock with two selections.

Breck Bronc · 07-28-2006, 08:11 PM

With my third selection I'll take Tom Seaver, P, New York Mets/Cincinnati Reds/Chicago White Sox/Boston Red Sox.

Tom "Terrific" is one of the greatest pitchers in MLB history and maybe the best of the modern day hurlers.

Code:

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
+--------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--+------+----+----+----+---+----+----+---+---+-----+---+---+-----+-----+----+-----+
 1967 22 NYM NL  16  13  35  34  18   2   1  0  251.0  224   85   77  19   78  170   5   5  1029   6   0  2.76  3.38  122 1.203
 1968 23 NYM NL  16  12  36  35  14   5   1  1  277.7  224   73   68  15   48  205   8   8  1088   5   1  2.20  3.02  137 0.980
 1969 24 NYM NL  25   7  36  35  18   5   1  0  273.3  202   75   67  24   82  208   7   8  1089   9   1  2.21  3.67  166 1.039
 1970 25 NYM NL  18  12  37  36  19   2   1  0  290.7  230  103   91  21   83  283   4   6  1173   8   0  2.82  4.01  142 1.077
 1971 26 NYM NL  20  10  36  35  21   4   1  0  286.3  210   61   56  18   61  289   4   5  1103   2   1  1.76  3.40  193 0.946
 1972 27 NYM NL  21  12  35  35  13   3   0  0  262.0  215   92   85  23   77  249   5   8  1060   2   0  2.92  3.35  115 1.115
 1973 28 NYM NL  19  10  36  36  18   3   0  0  290.0  219   74   67  23   64  251   4   5  1147   5   0  2.08  3.63  175 0.976
 1974 29 NYM NL  11  11  32  32  12   5   0  0  236.0  199   89   84  19   75  201   3   4   956  10   2  3.20  3.59  112 1.161
 1975 30 NYM NL  22   9  36  36  15   5   0  0  280.3  217   81   74  11   88  243   4   7  1115   6   1  2.38  3.45  145 1.088
 1976 31 NYM NL  14  11  35  34  13   5   0  0  271.0  211   83   78  14   77  235   4  12  1079   9   0  2.59  3.30  127 1.063
 1977 32 TOT NL  21   6  33  33  19   7   0  0  261.3  199   78   75  19   66  196   0   7  1031   6   1  2.58  3.88  150 1.014
         NYM NL   7   3  13  13   5   3   0  0   96.0   79   33   32   7   28   72   0   3   390   3   1  3.00  3.76  125 1.115
         CIN NL  14   3  20  20  14   4   0  0  165.3  120   45   43  12   38  124   0   4   641   3   0  2.34  3.95  169 0.956
 1978 33 CIN NL  16  14  36  36   8   1   0  0  259.7  218   97   83  26   89  226   0   6  1075  11   1  2.88  3.54  123 1.182
 1979 34 CIN NL  16   6  32  32   9   5   0  0  215.0  187   85   75  16   61  131   0   4   868   6   0  3.14  3.74  119 1.153
 1980 35 CIN NL  10   8  26  26   5   1   0  0  168.0  140   74   68  24   59  101   1   4   692   3   0  3.64  3.57   98 1.185
 1981 36 CIN NL  14   2  23  23   6   1   0  0  166.3  120   51   47  10   66   87   3   5   671   8   0  2.54  3.56  140 1.118
 1982 37 CIN NL   5  13  21  21   0   0   0  0  111.3  136   75   68  14   44   62   3   3   501   4   0  5.50  3.72   68 1.617
 1983 38 NYM NL   9  14  34  34   5   2   0  0  231.0  201  104   91  18   86  135   4  10   962   5   0  3.55  3.64  103 1.242
 1984 39 CHW AL  15  11  34  33  10   4   1  0  236.7  216  108  104  27   61  131   2   5   978   3   0  3.95  4.16  105 1.170
 1985 40 CHW AL  16  11  35  33   6   1   0  0  238.7  223  103   84  22   69  134   8  10   993   6   0  3.17  4.32  136 1.223
 1986 41 TOT AL   7  13  28  28   2   0   0  0  176.3  180   83   79  17   56  103   7   4   759   2   0  4.03  4.24  105 1.338
         CHW AL   2   6  12  12   1   0   0  0   72.0   66   37   35   9   27   31   5   1   309   1   0  4.38  4.31   99 1.292
         BOS AL   5   7  16  16   1   0   0  0  104.3  114   46   44   8   29   72   2   3   450   1   0  3.80  4.19  110 1.371
+--------------+---+---+---+---+---+---+---+--+------+----+----+----+---+----+----+---+---+-----+---+---+-----+-----+----+-----+
 20 Yr WL% .603 311 205 656 647 231  61   6  1 4782.7 3971 1674 1521 380 1390 3640  76 126 19369 116   8  2.86  3.64  127 1.121

Breck Bronc · 07-28-2006, 08:33 PM

With my fourth selection I'll take Rickey Henderson, LF, Oakland A's/New York Yankees/Toronto Blue Jays/I don't feel like typing the rest of his teams

.

Rickey will obviously be batting leadoff for me. He's the greatest basestealer of all-time and has arguably the best ever combination of power and speed (Bonds cheated, Henderson didn't).

They don't make leadoff hitters like Henderson anymore. He took a ton of walks, stole a ton of bases, had a ton of extra-base hits and thus scored the most runs ever.

Rickey also wore the coolest batting gloves ever -- those neon green Mizuno gloves he used during his second stint in Oakland.

Code:

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 
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 1979 20 OAK AL  89  351   49   96  13  3   1   26  33 11  34  39  .274  .338  .336  118   8   3   0   2   4
 1980 21 OAK AL 158  591  111  179  22  4   9   53 100 26 117  54  .303  .420  .399  236   6   3   7   5   6
 1981 22 OAK AL 108  423   89  135  18  7   6   35  56 22  64  68  .319  .408  .437  185   0   4   4   2   7
 1982 23 OAK AL 149  536  119  143  24  4  10   51 130 42 116  94  .267  .398  .382  205   0   2   1   2   5
 1983 24 OAK AL 145  513  105  150  25  7   9   48 108 19 103  80  .292  .414  .421  216   1   1   8   4  11
 1984 25 OAK AL 142  502  113  147  27  4  16   58  66 18  86  81  .293  .399  .458  230   1   3   1   5   7
 1985 26 NYY AL 143  547  146  172  28  5  24   72  80 10  99  65  .314  .419  .516  282   0   5   1   3   8
 1986 27 NYY AL 153  608  130  160  31  5  28   74  87 18  89  81  .263  .358  .469  285   0   2   2   2  12
 1987 28 NYY AL  95  358   78  104  17  3  17   37  41  8  80  52  .291  .423  .497  178   0   0   1   2  10
 1988 29 NYY AL 140  554  118  169  30  2   6   50  93 13  82  54  .305  .394  .399  221   2   6   1   3   6
 1989 30 TOT AL 150  541  113  148  26  3  12   57  77 14 126  68  .274  .411  .399  216   0   4   5   3   8
         NYY AL  65  235   41   58  13  1   3   22  25  8  56  29  .247  .392  .349   82   0   1   0   1   0
         OAK AL  85  306   72   90  13  2   9   35  52  6  70  39  .294  .425  .438  134   0   3   5   2   8
 1990 31 OAK AL 136  489  119  159  33  3  28   61  65 10  97  60  .325  .439  .577  282   2   2   2   4  13
 1991 32 OAK AL 134  470  105  126  17  1  18   57  58 18  98  73  .268  .400  .423  199   0   3   7   7   7
 1992 33 OAK AL 117  396   77  112  18  3  15   46  48 11  95  56  .283  .426  .457  181   0   3   5   6   5
 1993 34 TOT AL 134  481  114  139  22  2  21   59  53  8 120  65  .289  .432  .474  228   1   4   7   4   9
         OAK AL  90  318   77  104  19  1  17   47  31  6  85  46  .327  .469  .553  176   0   2   6   2   8
         TOR AL  44  163   37   35   3  1   4   12  22  2  35  19  .215  .356  .319   52   1   2   1   2   1
 1994 35 OAK AL  87  296   66   77  13  0   6   20  22  7  72  45  .260  .411  .365  108   1   2   1   5   0
 1995 36 OAK AL 112  407   67  122  31  1   9   54  32 10  72  66  .300  .407  .447  182   1   3   2   4   8
 1996 37 SDP NL 148  465  110  112  17  2   9   29  37 15 125  90  .241  .410  .344  160   0   2   2  10   5
 1997 38 TOT    120  403   84  100  14  0   8   34  45  8  97  85  .248  .400  .342  138   1   2   2   6  10
         SDP NL  88  288   63   79  11  0   6   27  29  4  71  62  .274  .422  .375  108   0   2   2   4   7
         ANA AL  32  115   21   21   3  0   2    7  16  4  26  23  .183  .343  .261   30   1   0   0   2   3
 1998 39 OAK AL 152  542  101  128  16  1  14   57  66 13 118 114  .236  .376  .347  188   2   3   0   5   5
 1999 40 NYM NL 121  438   89  138  30  0  12   42  37 14  82  82  .315  .423  .466  204   1   3   1   2   4
 2000 41 TOT    123  420   75   98  14  2   4   32  36 11  88  75  .233  .368  .305  128   3   4   1   4  11
         NYM NL  31   96   17   21   1  0   0    2   5  2  25  20  .219  .387  .229   22   0   1   1   2   2
         SEA AL  92  324   58   77  13  2   4   30  31  9  63  55  .238  .362  .327  106   3   3   0   2   9
 2001 42 SDP NL 123  379   70   86  17  3   8   42  25  7  81  84  .227  .366  .351  133   0   2   0   3   8
 2002 43 BOS AL  72  179   40   40   6  1   5   16   8  2  38  47  .223  .369  .352   63   0   1   0   4   3
 2003 44 LAD NL  30   72    7   15   1  0   2    5   3  0  11  16  .208  .321  .306   22   0   0   0   1   0
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 25 Seasons        10961      3055     66     1115    335    1694  .279  .401  .419       30  67  61  98 172
               3081      2295      510    297     1406   2190                       4588

Clockwork Orange · 07-28-2006, 08:48 PM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange
27. Red Rocket RC
28. Atwater
29. BroncoLB52
30. -Slap-
31. killericon
32. JCMElway

That puts me back on the clock. My pick will be up shortly.

Clockwork Orange · 07-28-2006, 08:58 PM

I will select Johnny Bench, C Reds.

Perhaps the greatest catcher of all time. He was N.L. Rookie of the Year, a two time N.L. MVP, a World Series MVP and a 10 time Gold Glove winner behind the plate.

Code:

 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 
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 1967 19 CIN NL  26   86    7   14   3  1   1    6   0  1   5  19  .163  .207  .256   22   1   1   0   0   4
 1968 20 CIN NL 154  564   67  155  40  2  15   82   1  5  31  96  .275  .311  .433  244   2   8   8   2  14
 1969 21 CIN NL 148  532   83  156  23  1  26   90   6  6  49  86  .293  .353  .487  259   0   7   7   4   7
 1970 22 CIN NL 158  605   97  177  35  4  45  148   5  2  54 102  .293  .345  .587  355   1  11   9   0  12
 1971 23 CIN NL 149  562   80  134  19  2  27   61   2  1  49  83  .238  .299  .423  238   0   2   7   0  20
 1972 24 CIN NL 147  538   87  145  22  2  40  125   6  6 100  84  .270  .379  .541  291   0  12  23   2  18
 1973 25 CIN NL 152  557   83  141  17  3  25  104   4  1  83  83  .253  .345  .429  239   1  10  14   0  22
 1974 26 CIN NL 160  621  108  174  38  2  33  129   5  4  80  90  .280  .363  .507  315   0   4  15   3  13
 1975 27 CIN NL 142  530   83  150  39  1  28  110  11  0  65 108  .283  .359  .519  275   0   8  12   2  12
 1976 28 CIN NL 135  465   62  109  24  1  16   74  13  2  81  95  .234  .348  .394  183   0   4   6   2   9
 1977 29 CIN NL 142  494   67  136  34  2  31  109   2  4  58  95  .275  .348  .540  267   0   7   8   1  10
 1978 30 CIN NL 120  393   52  102  17  1  23   73   4  2  50  83  .260  .340  .483  190   1   6  10   1   9
 1979 31 CIN NL 130  464   73  128  19  0  22   80   4  2  67  73  .276  .364  .459  213   3   4   8   0  11
 1980 32 CIN NL 114  360   52   90  12  0  24   68   4  2  41  64  .250  .327  .483  174   0   4   2   2   9
 1981 33 CIN NL  52  178   14   55   8  0   8   25   0  2  17  21  .309  .369  .489   87   1   0   3   0   4
 1982 34 CIN NL 119  399   44  103  16  0  13   38   1  2  37  58  .258  .320  .396  158   1   2   2   0  14
 1983 35 CIN NL 110  310   32   79  15  2  12   54   0  1  24  38  .255  .308  .432  134   0   0   1   0  13
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 17 Seasons         7658      2048     24     1376     43    1278  .267  .342  .476       11  90 135  19 201

Clockwork Orange · 07-28-2006, 09:00 PM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC
28. Atwater
29. BroncoLB52
30. -Slap-
31. killericon
32. JCMElway

Red Rocket RC is now on the clock until 9:58 A.M. MST.

Hotwheelz · 07-28-2006, 09:04 PM

Nolan Ryan

Clockwork Orange · 07-28-2006, 10:39 PM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers
28. Atwater
29. BroncoLB52
30. -Slap-
31. killericon
32. JCMElway

Atwater is on the clock until 8:04 A.M. MST.

Atwater · 07-29-2006, 12:23 AM

With my 4th selection I select Thurman Munson C New York Yankees

Clockwork Orange · 07-29-2006, 12:36 AM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers
28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees
29. BroncoLB52
30. -Slap-
31. killericon
32. JCMElway

BroncoLB52 is on the clock until 11:23 A.M. MST.

Bronco LB 59 · 07-29-2006, 01:42 AM

He has a long ways to go longevity wise, but his first six seasons match up with anybody in baseball history.

Albert Pujols 1B

Clockwork Orange · 07-29-2006, 01:47 AM

Dammit! I was gonna nab Pujols with my next pick. Good choice.

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers
28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees
29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals
30. -Slap-
31. killericon
32. JCMElway

-Slap- is on the clock until 12:42 P.M. MST.

-Slap- · 07-29-2006, 07:42 AM

3B Mike Schmidt Phillies

Michael Jack Schmidt

Born September 27, 1949 in Dayton, OH

Bats Right, Throws Right
Height 6' 2", Weight 203 lb.

Debut September 12, 1972
Final Game May 28, 1989

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1995.

By the midway point of his career, Schmidt was already widely regarded as the best all around third baseman ever.
Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1995 on the first ballot. He was named on 444 of 460 ballots, a 96.5% election percentage that is sixth all time.
12 time All-Star.
11 Gold Gloves.
Three time Most Valuable Player.
Led the NL in home runs eight times.
Led the NL in RBI four times.
Led the NL in slugging percentage and OPS five times.
Led the NL in total bases and OBP three times.
Had 30 or more HRs 13 times in a 14 year span.
Despite an often contentious relationship with the notoriously combative Phillie fans, Schmidt is arguably the most beloved athlete to ever play in Philadelphia. Schmidt wept openly when he announced his retirement after 18 years as a Phillie.
Loyal to a fault, Schmidt remains a staunch supporter of former teammate Pete Rose's Hall of Fame candidacy.
Won both the regular season and World Series MVP awards in 1980 as the Phillies won their only World Championship.

"Any time you think you have the game conquered,
the game will turn around and punch you right in the nose".

Mike Schmidt -

Code:

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 
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 1972 22 PHI NL  13   34    2    7   0  0   1    3   0  0   5  15  .206  .325  .294   10   0   0   0   1   0
 1973 23 PHI NL 132  367   43   72  11  0  18   52   8  2  62 136  .196  .324  .373  137   1   4   3   9   8
 1974 24 PHI NL 162  568  108  160  28  7  36  116  23 12 106 138  .282  .395  .546  310   3   5  14   4   4
 1975 25 PHI NL 158  562   93  140  34  3  38   95  29 12 101 180  .249  .367  .523  294   6   1  10   4   7
 1976 26 PHI NL 160  584  112  153  31  4  38  107  14  9 100 149  .262  .376  .524  306   3   7   8  11   7
 1977 27 PHI NL 154  544  114  149  27 11  38  101  15  8 104 122  .274  .393  .574  312   1   9   4   9  10
 1978 28 PHI NL 145  513   93  129  27  2  21   78  19  6  91 103  .251  .364  .435  223   0   8  12   4   4
 1979 29 PHI NL 160  541  109  137  25  4  45  114   9  5 120 115  .253  .386  .564  305   2   9  12   3  13
 1980 30 PHI NL 150  548  104  157  25  8  48  121  12  5  89 119  .286  .380  .624  342   0  13  10   2   6
 1981 31 PHI NL 102  354   78  112  19  2  31   91  12  4  73  71  .316  .435  .644  228   0   3  18   4   9
 1982 32 PHI NL 148  514  108  144  26  3  35   87  14  7 107 131  .280  .403  .547  281   0   7  17   3  11
 1983 33 PHI NL 154  534  104  136  16  4  40  109   7  8 128 148  .255  .399  .524  280   0   4  17   3  10
 1984 34 PHI NL 151  528   93  146  23  3  36  106   5  7  92 116  .277  .383  .536  283   0   8  14   4  15
 1985 35 PHI NL 158  549   89  152  31  5  33   93   1  3  87 117  .277  .375  .532  292   0   6   8   3  10
 1986 36 PHI NL 160  552   97  160  29  1  37  119   1  2  89  84  .290  .390  .547  302   0   9  25   7   8
 1987 37 PHI NL 147  522   88  153  28  0  35  113   2  1  83  80  .293  .388  .548  286   0   6  15   2  17
 1988 38 PHI NL 108  390   52   97  21  2  12   62   3  0  49  42  .249  .337  .405  158   0   6  10   6  11
 1989 39 PHI NL  42  148   19   30   7  0   6   28   0  1  21  17  .203  .297  .372   55   0   3   4   0   6
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 18 Seasons         8352      2234     59     1595     92    1883  .267  .380  .527       16 108 201  79 156
               2404      1506      408    548      174   1507                       4404
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+

Clockwork Orange · 07-29-2006, 09:18 AM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers
28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees
29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals
30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies
31. killericon
32. JCMElway

killericon is on the clock until 6:42 P.M. MST.

Killericon · 07-29-2006, 01:33 PM

I would draft Jackie Robinson, but I already have a 2nd baseman.

Killericon selects C Mike Piazza.

Piazza was the last player the Dodgers drafted of the 1988 draft. He was their selection in the 62nd round, and the 1390th pick overall. It is believed that the pick was partly a favor on the part of Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, who is godfather to one of Piazza's brothers and, like Piazza, grew up in Norristown. Piazza swore he'd learn to catch if he was drafted. Piazza's major league debut came with the Dodgers in 1992, when he appeared in 21 games. He then won the National League Rookie of the Year Award in 1993.
Piazza's best season was 1997, a year when he finished second in MVP voting. He hit .362, with 40 home runs and 124 runs batted in, an on base percentage of .431 and a slugging percentage of .638.
He played for the Dodgers until he was traded to the Florida Marlins on May 14, 1998. Piazza and Todd Zeile went to the Marlins in return for Gary Sheffield, Charles Johnson, Bobby Bonilla, Manuel Barrios, and Jim Eisenreich. The trade, precipitated by a contract dispute, is regarded by many as one of the worst moves in Dodgers history. One week later, on May 22, Piazza was traded from the Marlins to the New York Mets for Preston Wilson, Ed Yarnall, and Geoff Goetz.
Piazza helped the Mets to two consecutive playoff appearances in 1999 and 2000, the second resulting in a National League Pennant and World Series appearance although the team would lose to a Yankee team winning their fourth World Series in five years.
One of the most emotional moments of Piazza's career came when he belted a dramatic two-run home run in the eighth inning against Steve Karsay on September 21, 2001 in New York City to lift the Mets to a 3-2 triumph over the Braves in the first regular season professional sporting event in New York City since the September 11 tragedy.
To ease the stress on his deteriorating knees, Piazza began to split his time between catching and playing first base during the 2004 season, an experiment which was abandoned before the end of the season because of Piazza's defensive deficiencies. Although recognized as a great hitter, Piazza is generally not well-regarded for his defensive play, despite having caught two no hitters thrown by Ramón Martínez and Hideo Nomo. Nomo's was particularly impressive because it happened at Coors Field. Piazza has had trouble throwing out runners stealing second base, though not because of a lack of arm strength. Piazza's height makes rising from a crouch difficult and negates the benefits of his strong arm.
In his 14-year career (through 2005), Piazza's career batting average is .311 with 397 home runs, 1,223 RBI, and 308 doubles in 1,702 games.
On October 2, 2005, Piazza filed for free agency, effectively ending his career with the Mets. He signed with the San Diego Padres on (January 29), 2006 and is their starting catcher and clean-up hitter. Through July 27,2006, Piazza is batting .304 with 16 homers, a surprising output for the slugger, since the numbers of most catchers drop significantly after they reach age 35. Piazza, whom scouts doubted could be a productive player in the big leagues, hence his draft position, is proving critics wrong yet again, this time over a decade later.
He represented Italy in the 2006 World Baseball Classic.

He leads Catchers all time for home runs.

Clockwork Orange · 07-29-2006, 02:28 PM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers
28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees
29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals
30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies
31. killericon-Mike Piazza, C Dodgers/Marlins/Mets/Padres
32. JCMElway

JCMElway is now on the clock with two selections.

JCMElway · 07-29-2006, 03:08 PM

Those Cheap Bastards select:

Al Kaline, RF, Detroit Tigers

and

Roberto Clemente, RF, Pittsburgh Pirates

I'll switch Kaline over to Left Field and have the Babe hit in the DH slot.

JCMElway · 07-29-2006, 03:11 PM

Al Kaline:

Bio

ost-Season: 1968 World Series, 1972 ALCS
Awards: All-Star (15): 1955-1967, 1971, 1974; Gold Gloves (10): 1957-1959, 1961-1967

Al Kaline was a model of consistency who excelled with minimum fanfare. Over 22 seasons, the quiet, durable Tiger outfielder accumulated 3,007 hits, 399 home runs, a .297 batting average, 10 Gold Gloves and 15 All-Star team selections. "Mr. Tiger" won the batting title in 1955, hitting .340 at the age of 20. His reputation as a clutch performer was enhanced by his .379 average against St. Louis in the 1968 World Series.

Quote
"There have been a lot of great defensive players. The fella' who could do everything is Al Kaline. He was just the epitome of what a great outfielder is all about – great speed, catches the ball, and throws the ball well."
— Brooks Robinson

And Clemente:

Bio

Post-Season: 1960 World Series, 1970 NLCS, 1971 NLCS, 1971 World Series, 1972 NLCS
Awards: All-Star (15): 1960-67, 1969-72; National League MVP 1966; Gold Glove (12): 1961-1972; 1971 World Series MVP

Roberto Clemente Walker's pride and humanitarianism won him universal admiration. Despite an unorthodox batting style, the Pirates' great won four batting crowns and amassed 3,000 hits. He was equally brilliant in right field, where he displayed a precise and powerful arm. Clemente earned National League MVP honors in 1966, but achieved his greatest fame in the 1971 World Series, when he batted .414. Tragically, Clemente's life ended at age 38 - the victim of a plane crash while flying relief supplies to Nicaraguan earthquake victims.

Quote
"Some right fielders have rifles for arms, but he had a howitzer."
— Tim McCarver

-Slap- · 07-29-2006, 06:11 PM

Excellent picks, JCMElway.

Here's a terrific article on Roberto Clemente:

The Last Hero - Roberto Clemente, Baseball's Latino Legend

-Slap- · 07-29-2006, 06:19 PM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers
28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees
29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals
30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies
31. killericon-Mike Piazza, C Dodgers/Marlins/Mets/Padres
32. JCMElway-Al Kaline, RF Detroit Tigers

Round 5
33. JCMElway-Roberto Clemente, RF Pittsburgh Pirates

killericon is on the clock @ 5/34.

Killericon · 07-29-2006, 06:30 PM

Killericon is happy to pick one of the best shortstops of all time: Cal Ripken Jr.

Calvin 'Cal' Edwin Ripken, Jr. (born August 24, 1960 in Havre de Grace, Maryland) is a former Major League Baseball player. Cal played his entire career for the Baltimore Orioles from 1981 to 2001 at shortstop and third base. A 19-time MLB All-Star, Cal is widely considered one of the best shortstops to ever play the game. At 6' 4", Cal pioneered the way for the larger and taller shortstops. Cal was raised in Aberdeen, Maryland and attended Aberdeen High School (as did his brother Billy Ripken), a town near Havre de Grace, in a baseball family. His father, Cal Sr., was a long-time coach in baseball who managed the Orioles in the late 1980s. His brother, Billy Ripken, played second base for various teams, including the Orioles. He has two other siblings, Ellie and Fred. He is married to Kelly Geer and has a daughter, Rachel, born in 1989 and a son, Ryan, born in 1993.
Ripken was best known as baseball's "Iron Man" [1] , playing in a record 2,632 straight games, spanning sixteen seasons, from (May 30, 1982 - September 20, 1998). He played his 2131st consecutive game on September 6, 1995, against the California Angels, breaking the 56-year-old record set by the "Iron Horse" Lou Gehrig.
"The Streak"

Along the lines of Joe DiMaggio's 56 game hitting streak, Cal Ripken's consecutive game streak is regarded as one of baseball's 'unbreakable' records. His record, which took 16 years to establish, made him a popular player with the American League fans, who voted him into the AL All-Star team 18 out of 19 times[1].
Despite having statistics that put him among the best in the American League, Ripken played for an average team. The Baltimore Orioles only made the playoffs 3 times in his 20 year career. When Ripken was viewed to be not performing well in the late 80's, fans booed and critics criticized his passion for the game often calling him "selfish". However, he continued to play every game until he took himself out on September 20, 1998.
During "The Streak", Cal played nearly the entire game each game, averaging 99.8% of time on the field [citation needed]. But Ripken had several close calls that almost ended the streak. In a 1985 game (#444 of the Streak), Ripken sprained his ankle while running out a double. The next day, Ripken's ankle swelled so bad that he couldn't play. However, that day was an exhibition game for the Orioles and Ripken sat out. In a game against the Seattle Mariners in June of 1993, there was a brawl on the mound at Oriole Park. Ripken twisted his right knee while trying to break up the brawl. "It was the closest I have ever come to not playing," Ripken later told the press. He woke up the next day and could not get out of bed. He told his wife Kelly about not being able to play and Kelly asked, "Can't you just play one inning?" Cal immediately responded, "YOU TOO?"[citation needed] The Orioles had a game that night and Ripken played. He taped up his knee and took infield practice before the game, and then played every inning for the next two weeks. During that same year, Ripken's second child was about to be born sometime during the season. The media asked if Ripken would sit out if his child would be born on a game day and he said he would. However, Ripken's second child, Ryan, was born on an Orioles off day.
Another streak that is often mentioned is his consecutive innings streak. Ripken played in 8,243 straight innings from June 5, 1982, to September 14, 1987, also considered to be a record, although not an "official" one as the major leagues have not traditionally kept statistics on innings played by non-pitchers.
Cal Ripken is also noted for having played third base for the Rochester Red Wings in the longest game in professional baseball history: a 33 inning, 8 hour, 25 minute, 3-2 loss to the Pawtucket Red Sox that began on April 18th, 1981, and didn't end until June 23rd when play resumed. Contemporary Wade Boggs also played in this game, for the Red Sox.

Clockwork Orange · 07-29-2006, 06:51 PM

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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants
23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals
24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox

Round 4
25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc.
26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds
27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers
28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees
29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals
30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies
31. killericon-Mike Piazza, C Dodgers/Marlins/Mets/Padres
32. JCMElway-Al Kaline, RF Detroit Tigers

Round 5
33. JCMElway-Roberto Clemente, RF Pittsburgh Pirates
34. killericon-Cal Ripken Jr., SS Orioles
35. -Slap-
36. BroncoLB52
37. Atwater
38. Red Rocket RC
39. Clockwork Orange
40. Breck Bronc

-Slap- is on the clock until 7:30 A.M. MST.

-Slap- · 07-29-2006, 08:03 PM

1B Jimmie Foxx A's, Red Sox

James Emory Foxx (Beast or Double X)

Bats Right, Throws Right
Height 6' 0", Weight 195 lb.

Debut May 1, 1925
Final Game September 23, 1945

Born October 22, 1907 in Sudlersville, MD
Died July 21, 1967 in Miami, FL

Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1951.

Known as the right handed Babe Ruth.
Played in the first All-Star Game in 1933 and each ASG for the next eight years, every season he was a full time player.
Retired with 534 home runs, second only to Ruth's 714. He remained second on the all-time home run list until Willie Mays passed him in 1967.
Won the AL MVP in 1932, 1933 and 1938. He was second in MVP voting in 1939.
Won the Triple Crown in 1933 (.356, 48 HR, 163 RBI).
Would have won a second Triple Crown in 1938 if not for Hank Greenberg's 58 HRs.
Seventh all-time with 1922 RBI.
Drove in over 100 runs 13 times, including 175 RBI in 1938. He led the league in RBI three times.
Fifth all-time with a .609 slugging percentage.
Won two AL batting championships and finished his career with a .325 average.
He was the HR champ four times despite competition from Ruth, Gehrig, Greenberg, and DiMaggio.
Led the league in slugging percentage and OPS five times.
Tired of doing chores on his father's farm, he tried to enlist in the Army at the age of ten.
Discovered by Connie Mack, he broke in as a catcher and backed up Mickey Cochrane for the first couple years of his career.
Remembered for his incredible power, but he was also a versatile athlete. Besides 1B and catcher, Foxx started 141 games at 3B and a couple dozen in the OF, he even started one game at shortstop.
The strongarmed Foxx also pitched in ten games and fared pretty well on the mound. He allowed only 13 hits in 23 innings of work and retired with a 1-0 record and a nifty 1.59 ERA.
He was equally effective in the post season. Foxx batted .350, .333 and .348 as Philadelphia won the World Series twice in three years from 1929-1931.

"But if I had broken Ruth's record
it wouldn't have made any difference.
Oh, it might have put a few more
dollars in my pocket, but
there was only one Ruth."

Jimmie Foxx -

Code:

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 
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 1925 17 PHA AL  10    9    2    6   1  0   0    0   0  0   0   1  .667  .667  .778    7   0           0    
 1926 18 PHA AL  26   32    8   10   2  1   0    5   1  0   1   6  .312  .333  .438   14   2           0    
 1927 19 PHA AL  61  130   23   42   6  5   3   20   2  1  14  11  .323  .393  .515   67   1           1    
 1928 20 PHA AL 118  400   85  131  29 10  13   79   3  8  60  43  .328  .416  .548  219  12           1    
 1929 21 PHA AL 149  517  123  183  23  9  33  118   9  7 103  70  .354  .463  .625  323  16           2    
 1930 22 PHA AL 153  562  127  188  33 13  37  156   7  7  93  66  .335  .429  .637  358  18           0    
 1931 23 PHA AL 139  515   93  150  32 10  30  120   4  3  73  84  .291  .380  .567  292   4           1    
 1932 24 PHA AL 154  585  151  213  33  9  58  169   3  7 116  96  .364  .469  .749  438   0           0    
 1933 25 PHA AL 149  573  125  204  37  9  48  163   2  2  96  93  .356  .449  .703  403   0           1    
 1934 26 PHA AL 150  539  120  180  28  6  44  130  11  2 111  75  .334  .449  .653  352   1           1    
 1935 27 PHA AL 147  535  118  185  33  7  36  115   6  4 114  99  .346  .461  .636  340   0           0    
 1936 28 BOS AL 155  585  130  198  32  8  41  143  13  4 105 119  .338  .440  .631  369   2           1    
 1937 29 BOS AL 150  569  111  162  24  6  36  127  10  8  99  96  .285  .392  .538  306   4           1    
 1938 30 BOS AL 149  565  139  197  33  9  50  175   5  4 119  76  .349  .462  .704  398   1           0    
 1939 31 BOS AL 124  467  130  168  31 10  35  105   4  3  89  72  .360  .464  .694  324   5           2  17
 1940 32 BOS AL 144  515  106  153  30  4  36  119   4  7 101  87  .297  .412  .581  299   2           0  18
 1941 33 BOS AL 135  487   87  146  27  8  19  105   2  5  93 103  .300  .412  .505  246   2           0  21
 1942 34 TOT    100  305   43   69  12  0   8   33   1  0  40  70  .226  .320  .344  105   0           2  10
         BOS AL  30  100   18   27   4  0   5   14   0  0  18  15  .270  .392  .460   46   0           2   1
         CHC NL  70  205   25   42   8  0   3   19   1     22  55  .205  .282  .288   59   0           0   9
 1944 36 CHC NL  15   20    0    1   1  0   0    2   0      2   5  .050  .136  .100    2   0           0   0
 1945 37 PHI NL  89  224   30   60  11  1   7   38   0     23  39  .268  .336  .420   94   1           0   3
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+
 20 Seasons         8134      2646    125     1922     72    1311  .325  .428  .609       71   0   0  13  69
               2317      1751      458    534       87   1452                       4956
+--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+

07-29-2006, 01:33 PM	#92
Killericon YES A DT!!!!!! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: From Calgary, in Halifax for School Posts: 7,730 Adopt-a-Bronco: watermock	I would draft Jackie Robinson, but I already have a 2nd baseman. Killericon selects C Mike Piazza. Piazza was the last player the Dodgers drafted of the 1988 draft. He was their selection in the 62nd round, and the 1390th pick overall. It is believed that the pick was partly a favor on the part of Los Angeles Dodgers manager Tommy Lasorda, who is godfather to one of Piazza's brothers and, like Piazza, grew up in Norristown. Piazza swore he'd learn to catch if he was drafted. Piazza's major league debut came with the Dodgers in 1992, when he appeared in 21 games. He then won the National League Rookie of the Year Award in 1993. Piazza's best season was 1997, a year when he finished second in MVP voting. He hit .362, with 40 home runs and 124 runs batted in, an on base percentage of .431 and a slugging percentage of .638. He played for the Dodgers until he was traded to the Florida Marlins on May 14, 1998. Piazza and Todd Zeile went to the Marlins in return for Gary Sheffield, Charles Johnson, Bobby Bonilla, Manuel Barrios, and Jim Eisenreich. The trade, precipitated by a contract dispute, is regarded by many as one of the worst moves in Dodgers history. One week later, on May 22, Piazza was traded from the Marlins to the New York Mets for Preston Wilson, Ed Yarnall, and Geoff Goetz. Piazza helped the Mets to two consecutive playoff appearances in 1999 and 2000, the second resulting in a National League Pennant and World Series appearance although the team would lose to a Yankee team winning their fourth World Series in five years. One of the most emotional moments of Piazza's career came when he belted a dramatic two-run home run in the eighth inning against Steve Karsay on September 21, 2001 in New York City to lift the Mets to a 3-2 triumph over the Braves in the first regular season professional sporting event in New York City since the September 11 tragedy. To ease the stress on his deteriorating knees, Piazza began to split his time between catching and playing first base during the 2004 season, an experiment which was abandoned before the end of the season because of Piazza's defensive deficiencies. Although recognized as a great hitter, Piazza is generally not well-regarded for his defensive play, despite having caught two no hitters thrown by Ramón Martínez and Hideo Nomo. Nomo's was particularly impressive because it happened at Coors Field. Piazza has had trouble throwing out runners stealing second base, though not because of a lack of arm strength. Piazza's height makes rising from a crouch difficult and negates the benefits of his strong arm. In his 14-year career (through 2005), Piazza's career batting average is .311 with 397 home runs, 1,223 RBI, and 308 doubles in 1,702 games. On October 2, 2005, Piazza filed for free agency, effectively ending his career with the Mets. He signed with the San Diego Padres on (January 29), 2006 and is their starting catcher and clean-up hitter. Through July 27,2006, Piazza is batting .304 with 16 homers, a surprising output for the slugger, since the numbers of most catchers drop significantly after they reach age 35. Piazza, whom scouts doubted could be a productive player in the big leagues, hence his draft position, is proving critics wrong yet again, this time over a decade later. He represented Italy in the 2006 World Baseball Classic. He leads Catchers all time for home runs. Last edited by Killericon; 07-29-2006 at 01:36 PM..

07-29-2006, 03:08 PM	#94
JCMElway Moderate-erator Dominate! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Posts: 6,867 Adopt-a-Bronco: Oleg	Those Cheap Bastards select: Al Kaline, RF, Detroit Tigers and Roberto Clemente, RF, Pittsburgh Pirates I'll switch Kaline over to Left Field and have the Babe hit in the DH slot. Last edited by JCMElway; 07-29-2006 at 03:11 PM..

07-29-2006, 06:30 PM	#98
Killericon YES A DT!!!!!! Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: From Calgary, in Halifax for School Posts: 7,730 Adopt-a-Bronco: watermock	Killericon is happy to pick one of the best shortstops of all time: Cal Ripken Jr. Calvin 'Cal' Edwin Ripken, Jr. (born August 24, 1960 in Havre de Grace, Maryland) is a former Major League Baseball player. Cal played his entire career for the Baltimore Orioles from 1981 to 2001 at shortstop and third base. A 19-time MLB All-Star, Cal is widely considered one of the best shortstops to ever play the game. At 6' 4", Cal pioneered the way for the larger and taller shortstops. Cal was raised in Aberdeen, Maryland and attended Aberdeen High School (as did his brother Billy Ripken), a town near Havre de Grace, in a baseball family. His father, Cal Sr., was a long-time coach in baseball who managed the Orioles in the late 1980s. His brother, Billy Ripken, played second base for various teams, including the Orioles. He has two other siblings, Ellie and Fred. He is married to Kelly Geer and has a daughter, Rachel, born in 1989 and a son, Ryan, born in 1993. Ripken was best known as baseball's "Iron Man" [1] , playing in a record 2,632 straight games, spanning sixteen seasons, from (May 30, 1982 - September 20, 1998). He played his 2131st consecutive game on September 6, 1995, against the California Angels, breaking the 56-year-old record set by the "Iron Horse" Lou Gehrig. "The Streak" Along the lines of Joe DiMaggio's 56 game hitting streak, Cal Ripken's consecutive game streak is regarded as one of baseball's 'unbreakable' records. His record, which took 16 years to establish, made him a popular player with the American League fans, who voted him into the AL All-Star team 18 out of 19 times[1]. Despite having statistics that put him among the best in the American League, Ripken played for an average team. The Baltimore Orioles only made the playoffs 3 times in his 20 year career. When Ripken was viewed to be not performing well in the late 80's, fans booed and critics criticized his passion for the game often calling him "selfish". However, he continued to play every game until he took himself out on September 20, 1998. During "The Streak", Cal played nearly the entire game each game, averaging 99.8% of time on the field [citation needed]. But Ripken had several close calls that almost ended the streak. In a 1985 game (#444 of the Streak), Ripken sprained his ankle while running out a double. The next day, Ripken's ankle swelled so bad that he couldn't play. However, that day was an exhibition game for the Orioles and Ripken sat out. In a game against the Seattle Mariners in June of 1993, there was a brawl on the mound at Oriole Park. Ripken twisted his right knee while trying to break up the brawl. "It was the closest I have ever come to not playing," Ripken later told the press. He woke up the next day and could not get out of bed. He told his wife Kelly about not being able to play and Kelly asked, "Can't you just play one inning?" Cal immediately responded, "YOU TOO?"[citation needed] The Orioles had a game that night and Ripken played. He taped up his knee and took infield practice before the game, and then played every inning for the next two weeks. During that same year, Ripken's second child was about to be born sometime during the season. The media asked if Ripken would sit out if his child would be born on a game day and he said he would. However, Ripken's second child, Ryan, was born on an Orioles off day. Another streak that is often mentioned is his consecutive innings streak. Ripken played in 8,243 straight innings from June 5, 1982, to September 14, 1987, also considered to be a record, although not an "official" one as the major leagues have not traditionally kept statistics on innings played by non-pitchers. Cal Ripken is also noted for having played third base for the Rochester Red Wings in the longest game in professional baseball history: a 33 inning, 8 hour, 25 minute, 3-2 loss to the Pawtucket Red Sox that began on April 18th, 1981, and didn't end until June 23rd when play resumed. Contemporary Wade Boggs also played in this game, for the Red Sox. Last edited by Killericon; 07-29-2006 at 06:51 PM..

07-29-2006, 08:03 PM	#100
-Slap- Ring of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 31,895	1B Jimmie Foxx A's, Red Sox James Emory Foxx (Beast or Double X) Bats Right, Throws Right Height 6' 0", Weight 195 lb. Debut May 1, 1925 Final Game September 23, 1945 Born October 22, 1907 in Sudlersville, MD Died July 21, 1967 in Miami, FL Inducted into the Hall of Fame in 1951. Known as the right handed Babe Ruth. Played in the first All-Star Game in 1933 and each ASG for the next eight years, every season he was a full time player. Retired with 534 home runs, second only to Ruth's 714. He remained second on the all-time home run list until Willie Mays passed him in 1967. Won the AL MVP in 1932, 1933 and 1938. He was second in MVP voting in 1939. Won the Triple Crown in 1933 (.356, 48 HR, 163 RBI). Would have won a second Triple Crown in 1938 if not for Hank Greenberg's 58 HRs. Seventh all-time with 1922 RBI. Drove in over 100 runs 13 times, including 175 RBI in 1938. He led the league in RBI three times. Fifth all-time with a .609 slugging percentage. Won two AL batting championships and finished his career with a .325 average. He was the HR champ four times despite competition from Ruth, Gehrig, Greenberg, and DiMaggio. Led the league in slugging percentage and OPS five times. Tired of doing chores on his father's farm, he tried to enlist in the Army at the age of ten. Discovered by Connie Mack, he broke in as a catcher and backed up Mickey Cochrane for the first couple years of his career. Remembered for his incredible power, but he was also a versatile athlete. Besides 1B and catcher, Foxx started 141 games at 3B and a couple dozen in the OF, he even started one game at shortstop. The strongarmed Foxx also pitched in ten games and fared pretty well on the mound. He allowed only 13 hits in 23 innings of work and retired with a 1-0 record and a nifty 1.59 ERA. He was equally effective in the post season. Foxx batted .350, .333 and .348 as Philadelphia won the World Series twice in three years from 1929-1931. "But if I had broken Ruth's record it wouldn't have made any difference. Oh, it might have put a few more dollars in my pocket, but there was only one Ruth." Jimmie Foxx - Code: 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 +--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+ 1925 17 PHA AL 10 9 2 6 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 .667 .667 .778 7 0 0 1926 18 PHA AL 26 32 8 10 2 1 0 5 1 0 1 6 .312 .333 .438 14 2 0 1927 19 PHA AL 61 130 23 42 6 5 3 20 2 1 14 11 .323 .393 .515 67 1 1 1928 20 PHA AL 118 400 85 131 29 10 13 79 3 8 60 43 .328 .416 .548 219 12 1 1929 21 PHA AL 149 517 123 183 23 9 33 118 9 7 103 70 .354 .463 .625 323 16 2 1930 22 PHA AL 153 562 127 188 33 13 37 156 7 7 93 66 .335 .429 .637 358 18 0 1931 23 PHA AL 139 515 93 150 32 10 30 120 4 3 73 84 .291 .380 .567 292 4 1 1932 24 PHA AL 154 585 151 213 33 9 58 169 3 7 116 96 .364 .469 .749 438 0 0 1933 25 PHA AL 149 573 125 204 37 9 48 163 2 2 96 93 .356 .449 .703 403 0 1 1934 26 PHA AL 150 539 120 180 28 6 44 130 11 2 111 75 .334 .449 .653 352 1 1 1935 27 PHA AL 147 535 118 185 33 7 36 115 6 4 114 99 .346 .461 .636 340 0 0 1936 28 BOS AL 155 585 130 198 32 8 41 143 13 4 105 119 .338 .440 .631 369 2 1 1937 29 BOS AL 150 569 111 162 24 6 36 127 10 8 99 96 .285 .392 .538 306 4 1 1938 30 BOS AL 149 565 139 197 33 9 50 175 5 4 119 76 .349 .462 .704 398 1 0 1939 31 BOS AL 124 467 130 168 31 10 35 105 4 3 89 72 .360 .464 .694 324 5 2 17 1940 32 BOS AL 144 515 106 153 30 4 36 119 4 7 101 87 .297 .412 .581 299 2 0 18 1941 33 BOS AL 135 487 87 146 27 8 19 105 2 5 93 103 .300 .412 .505 246 2 0 21 1942 34 TOT 100 305 43 69 12 0 8 33 1 0 40 70 .226 .320 .344 105 0 2 10 BOS AL 30 100 18 27 4 0 5 14 0 0 18 15 .270 .392 .460 46 0 2 1 CHC NL 70 205 25 42 8 0 3 19 1 22 55 .205 .282 .288 59 0 0 9 1944 36 CHC NL 15 20 0 1 1 0 0 2 0 2 5 .050 .136 .100 2 0 0 0 1945 37 PHI NL 89 224 30 60 11 1 7 38 0 23 39 .268 .336 .420 94 1 0 3 +--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+ 20 Seasons 8134 2646 125 1922 72 1311 .325 .428 .609 71 0 0 13 69 2317 1751 458 534 87 1452 4956 +--------------+---+----+----+----+---+--+---+----+---+--+---+---+-----+-----+-----+----+---+---+---+---+---+ Last edited by -Slap-; 08-30-2006 at 09:16 PM..

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07-28-2006, 07:03 PM	#76
Hotwheelz Perennial Pro-bowler Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 779	Warren Spahn

07-28-2006, 07:15 PM	#77
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange 24. Breck Bronc That puts me on the clock. I'll have my pick up in a bit.

07-28-2006, 08:48 PM	#81
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange 27. Red Rocket RC 28. Atwater 29. BroncoLB52 30. -Slap- 31. killericon 32. JCMElway That puts me back on the clock. My pick will be up shortly.

07-28-2006, 09:00 PM	#83
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC 28. Atwater 29. BroncoLB52 30. -Slap- 31. killericon 32. JCMElway Red Rocket RC is now on the clock until 9:58 A.M. MST.

07-28-2006, 09:04 PM	#84
Hotwheelz Perennial Pro-bowler Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 779	Nolan Ryan

07-28-2006, 10:39 PM	#85
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 28. Atwater 29. BroncoLB52 30. -Slap- 31. killericon 32. JCMElway Atwater is on the clock until 8:04 A.M. MST.

07-29-2006, 12:23 AM	#86
Atwater Seasoned Veteran Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: Greeley,CO Posts: 307	With my 4th selection I select Thurman Munson C New York Yankees

07-29-2006, 12:36 AM	#87
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees 29. BroncoLB52 30. -Slap- 31. killericon 32. JCMElway BroncoLB52 is on the clock until 11:23 A.M. MST.

07-29-2006, 01:42 AM	#88
Bronco LB 59 Ring of Famer Keep your head up dog Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Leucadia CA Posts: 6,068	He has a long ways to go longevity wise, but his first six seasons match up with anybody in baseball history. Albert Pujols 1B

07-29-2006, 01:47 AM	#89
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	Dammit! I was gonna nab Pujols with my next pick. Good choice. 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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees 29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals 30. -Slap- 31. killericon 32. JCMElway -Slap- is on the clock until 12:42 P.M. MST.

07-29-2006, 09:18 AM	#91
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees 29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals 30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies 31. killericon 32. JCMElway killericon is on the clock until 6:42 P.M. MST.

07-29-2006, 02:28 PM	#93
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees 29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals 30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies 31. killericon-Mike Piazza, C Dodgers/Marlins/Mets/Padres 32. JCMElway JCMElway is now on the clock with two selections.

07-29-2006, 03:11 PM	#95
JCMElway Moderate-erator Dominate! Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Grand Rapids, MI Posts: 6,867 Adopt-a-Bronco: Oleg	Al Kaline: Bio ost-Season: 1968 World Series, 1972 ALCS Awards: All-Star (15): 1955-1967, 1971, 1974; Gold Gloves (10): 1957-1959, 1961-1967 Al Kaline was a model of consistency who excelled with minimum fanfare. Over 22 seasons, the quiet, durable Tiger outfielder accumulated 3,007 hits, 399 home runs, a .297 batting average, 10 Gold Gloves and 15 All-Star team selections. "Mr. Tiger" won the batting title in 1955, hitting .340 at the age of 20. His reputation as a clutch performer was enhanced by his .379 average against St. Louis in the 1968 World Series. Quote "There have been a lot of great defensive players. The fella' who could do everything is Al Kaline. He was just the epitome of what a great outfielder is all about – great speed, catches the ball, and throws the ball well." — Brooks Robinson And Clemente: Bio Post-Season: 1960 World Series, 1970 NLCS, 1971 NLCS, 1971 World Series, 1972 NLCS Awards: All-Star (15): 1960-67, 1969-72; National League MVP 1966; Gold Glove (12): 1961-1972; 1971 World Series MVP Roberto Clemente Walker's pride and humanitarianism won him universal admiration. Despite an unorthodox batting style, the Pirates' great won four batting crowns and amassed 3,000 hits. He was equally brilliant in right field, where he displayed a precise and powerful arm. Clemente earned National League MVP honors in 1966, but achieved his greatest fame in the 1971 World Series, when he batted .414. Tragically, Clemente's life ended at age 38 - the victim of a plane crash while flying relief supplies to Nicaraguan earthquake victims. Quote "Some right fielders have rifles for arms, but he had a howitzer." — Tim McCarver

07-29-2006, 06:11 PM	#96
-Slap- Ring of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 31,895	Excellent picks, JCMElway. Here's a terrific article on Roberto Clemente: The Last Hero - Roberto Clemente, Baseball's Latino Legend

07-29-2006, 06:19 PM	#97
-Slap- Ring of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 31,895	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees 29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals 30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies 31. killericon-Mike Piazza, C Dodgers/Marlins/Mets/Padres 32. JCMElway-Al Kaline, RF Detroit Tigers Round 5 33. JCMElway-Roberto Clemente, RF Pittsburgh Pirates killericon is on the clock @ 5/34.

07-29-2006, 06:51 PM	#99
Clockwork Orange Persona Non Grata I seen him! Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 21,438	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-Warren Spahn, P Braves/Mets/Giants 23. Clockwork Orange-Bob Gibson, P Cardinals 24. Breck Bronc-Tom Seaver, P Mets/Reds/White Sox, Red Sox Round 4 25. Breck Bronc-Rickey Henderson, LF A's/Yankees/etc. 26. Clockwork Orange-Johnny Bench, C Reds 27. Red Rocket RC-Nolan Ryan P Mets/Angels/Astros/Rangers 28. Atwater-Thurman Munson, C Yankees 29. BroncoLB52-Albert Pujols, 1B Cardinals 30. -Slap--Mike Schmidt, 3B Phillies 31. killericon-Mike Piazza, C Dodgers/Marlins/Mets/Padres 32. JCMElway-Al Kaline, RF Detroit Tigers Round 5 33. JCMElway-Roberto Clemente, RF Pittsburgh Pirates 34. killericon-Cal Ripken Jr., SS Orioles 35. -Slap- 36. BroncoLB52 37. Atwater 38. Red Rocket RC 39. Clockwork Orange 40. Breck Bronc -Slap- is on the clock until 7:30 A.M. MST.