This week's ROM is attached. Current stats can be found here (http://fantasyrbi.rbicentral.com/FantasyRBI/FantasyRBIStats.html). Updated standings can be found here (http://fantasyrbi.rbicentral.com/FantasyRBI/FantasyRBIStandings.html).
Week 9 Schedule:
Gantry Division:
The OC (5-3) @ The Creamy Pirates (5-3)
THE Parish State University (3-5) @ The Nimrods (3-5)
Doverbi Division:
The Unholy Legions of Doom (3-5) @ The Fighting Tony Danzas (4-4)
The Hip Young Popes (3-4) @ The Poopydicks (3-5)
Interdivision:
The South Arkansas Penis (4-4) @ The Fighting Tony Danzas (4-4)
I didn't realize everyone's records were so close - we have reached an NFL-like level of parity.
Quote from: BeefMaster on 03/21/06, 01:03:40 PM
I didn't realize everyone's records were so close - we have reached an NFL-like level of parity.
It's pronounced mee-dee-ok-rih-tee.
Quote from: fknmclane on 03/21/06, 04:51:37 PM
Quote from: BeefMaster on 03/21/06, 01:03:40 PM
I didn't realize everyone's records were so close - we have reached an NFL-like level of parity.
It's pronounced mee-dee-ok-rih-tee.
I actually typed "mediocrity", then replaced it when I thought of the NFL analogy. Great minds think alike. Or at least we do.
The Frank Tanana All-Stars 6 3 - .555 L2 125 98 +27
Your math be faulty. Should be .667
I don't like "maths". I'm like David Beckham that way.
Quote from: fightonusc on 03/22/06, 02:02:41 PM
I don't like "maths". I'm like David Beckham that way.
You do like the penises. You're also like David Bechham that way.
The OC @ Creamy Pirates game is complete. Game video attached, box score and recap to follow.
nice recap
Quote from: BDawk on 03/22/06, 06:28:37 PM
Whose idea was it to draft Terry Pendleton?
Recap:
Mark McGwire homered four times and drove in eight as The Creamy Pirates used a 10-run eighth inning to down The OC 24-19 on Monday at Tengen Field to take sole possession of first place in the Gantry Division.
Bill Madlock added two homers and six RBI for The Creamy Pirates (6-3), who swept the season series from the defending Fantasy RBI World Series champions. Tim Raines stole a pair of bases, while Kirby Puckett was 3-for-5 in his first game since dying earlier in the month.
The OC (5-4) looked to have things in control after scoring 13 runs in the sixth through eighth innings. However, The Creamy Pirates unloaded on relievers Fernando Valenzuela and John Franco, with home runs from Madlock and pinch hitters Larry Herndon and Al Pedrique.
Offensively, Bill Buckner led The OC with four hits (including a home run), four runs and three RBI.
Box Score:
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QuoteKirby Puckett was 3-for-5 in his first game since dying earlier in the month.
This quote is possibly the highlight of my day so far.
fighton, can you flip-flop pendleton and wilfong in our batting order please? and take the straw out of gooden's nose. thanks...
Big Mac needs to be tested for digital andro.
Due to a computer error, we don't have game video of The Unholy Legions of Doom at The Fighting Tony Danzas (or it was blacked out in your area), so we'll go straight to the recap...
Recap:
Every time The Unholy Legions of Doom woudl break out to a big lead on Tuesday at Tengen Stadium, The Fighting Tony Danzas would chip back away at their lead. But in the end, they fell one rally too short, as The Unholy Legions of Doom held on for a tense 26-22 victory over their Doverbi Division rivals.
Will Clark provided The Unholy Legions of Doom (4-5) with the insurance runs they would need in the top of the ninth inning with a grand slam. It was Clark's third home run of the game and his season-leading 10th RBI.
The Fighting Tony Danzas (4-5) tried to put together a ninth-inning rally, scoring twice and having the bases loaded with one out. But Mike Schmidt's single into right field turned out to do more harm than good. John Morris, who was on first before the hit, was forced out at second base on a bullet throw from Jose Canseco. From there, Doug Corbett was able to get Reggie Jackson to fly out to end the game.
Perhaps The Fighting Tony Danzas' worst enemy was themselves, stranding nine runners and committing three errors that led to five unearned runs. Morris and Schmidt each had four RBI in the losing effort.
Box Score:
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The Parish State/Nimrods game is complete. Game video is attached, box score and recap to follow.
EDIT: For some reason it's not letting me attach the ZIP file. Gantry/Nightwulf, what's up with that?
Let's try this again...
Game Recap:
Parish State University kept The Nimrods in their Gantry Division game on Wednesday for a long time, but eventually decided to make the kill. They used a 12-run flurry in the final two innings to pull away for a 21-11 victory in a game called after eight innings because of the mercy rule.
Wally Joyner had two home runs and five RBI for Parish State (4-5), while Ozzie Smith added a pair of doubles and a stolen base. Parish State jumped out to an early 4-0 lead and never trailed, despite having The Nimrods (3-6) close to lead to within one run on three different occasions.
Pedro Guerrero homered and drove in five for The Nimrods, who hurt their own cause by stranded nine base runners.
Box Score:
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The Hip Young Popes @ The Poopydicks game is complete. Game video is attached, box score and recap to follow.
very nice, but i cant seem to remember when the AL fantasy league all-star game is. :(
Recap:
By only giving up two runs over four innings, it's not surprising that Mike Krukow picked up the win against The Hip Young Popes in their Doverbi Division game on Friday afternoon. What is surprising is that he was also the offensive star as well. Krukow led The Poopydicks with four RBI, including driving home the final two runs, to lead his team to a 12-2 game stopped after four innings due to the mercy rule.
The Poopydicks (4-5) racked up 16 hits on losing Hip Young Popes (3-5) starter Doyle Alexander. They did most of their damage in spurts, coming up with innings of seven and five runs to propel them to victory.
Phil Garner and Paul Molitor hit back-to-back home runs in the second inning, the first of the season for both.
Box Score:
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POO-PY-DICKS!
POO-PY-DICKS!
HERE WE GO POOpyDICKS, HERE WE GO!
HERE WE GO POOpyDICKS, HERE WE GO!
The South Arkansas Penis @ Fighting Tony Danzas game is complete. Game video is attached, box score and recap to follow.
Recap:
The Fighting Tony Danzas used a seven-run sixth inning to propel themselves to a 17-13 victory over The South Arkansas Penis in an interdivision game played Tuesday afternoon at Tengen Stadium.
Reggie Jackson and Mike Schmidt each homered twice for The Fighting Tony Danzas (5-5), who split their two games in Week 9. Jimmy Key picked up the win in relief, giving up one earned run on seven hits over four and two-third innings pitched.
Bob Brenly homered twice for The South Arkansas Penis (4-5) while Chris Speier drove in five runs.
Box Score:
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THe OC is in trouble...I think we might have to fire the owner
Quote from: BDawk on 04/06/06, 08:12:38 AM
THe OC is in trouble...I think we might have to fire the owner comedy writers for the GM.