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[Attezz]

Buckner baby!

I've yet to have a player win player of the week, and this week, in a 35 run effort, didn't even have a "other notable"

But that's alright, the Brooklyn Dodgers were never much for individual accolades either (other than MVP, Gold Gloves, and Cy Young awards).

[Big Hath]

WS vs   SF 45-27   (4);  JClark, 5/7, 4 HR (GS), 12 RBI
SL vs   fS 29-8   (4);  Baylor, 5/5, 4 HR, 6 RBI
ON vs   JW 27-12   (4);  Dawson, 5/5, 3 HR (GS), 8 RBI

PLAYER OF THE WEEK:  Baylor or Dawson? 
Who gets your vote?

no love for the Clark bar?

[Mr. Blubbo]

The Racktacular Nation is on a roll.  3 wins in a row.

Nokes:  7/8, HR, 2 2B, 8 RBI's.  Player of the week!

WHO'S NEXT!

[Shooty]

Julio Franco is 6-1 as my new pitcher.

I must have jinxed him as he let up 45 runs in 4 innings.  Pathetic.

[BDawk]

Julio Franco is 6-1 as my new pitcher.

I must have jinxed him as he let up 45 runs in 4 innings.  Pathetic.

good managerial decision to keep him in

[Shooty]

Julio Franco is 6-1 as my new pitcher.

I must have jinxed him as he let up 45 runs in 4 innings.  Pathetic.

good managerial decision to keep him in

I am the Grady Little of Dee-Nee.

[Stock]

Week 18 Results:                  
Every team has now played every other team twice.                  
Everyone, please get me any line-up changes you may have.  Let me know either way.                  

JW   SL   5-15   (1);     Dcincs, 2/2, GS, 4 RBI      
RN   SW   6-16   (4);     Wclark, 3/3, HR, 2 2B, 4 RBI      
fS   Gn   5-16   (1);     Kbass, 2/2, 2 HR, 4 RBI      
WS   ON   9-20   (2);     Gagne, 3/3, 2 HR, 2B, 4 RBI      
SF   PB   24-9   (3);     Gedman, 4/4, 3 HR, 7 RBI      

Other Notables:
Gibson/Dwning/Spilmn (JW);  1/1, HR each in a losing effort
Strwby (SW); 3/3, HR, 3 RBI
Herndz (SW); 2/3, 2 HR, 3 RBI
McGwir (RN); 3/3, 2B in a losing effort
Nokes (RN); 2/3, HR, RBI in a losing effort
J.Rice (Gn); 2/2, HR, 4 RBI
Speier (Gn); 2/2, HR, 3 RBI
Hendrsn (fS); 1/1, GS in a losing effort
Dawson (ON); 3/3, HR, 2B, 5 RBI
Brookn (ON); 3/3, 2 HR, 3 RBI
Laudnr (WS); 2/2, HR, 3 RBI in a losing effort
Brnsky (WS); 2/2, HR, RBI in a losing effort
Bell (SF); 4/4, 2 HR, 3 RBI
DwEvns (SF); 4/4, HR, 4 RBI
Jackson (PB); 2/2, 2 HR, 3 RBI in a losing effort

PLAYER OF THE WEEK:  Gedman   

Mid Season Leaders:   

Home Runs   
Dawson   36
Baylor   31
DwEvns   29
Leonrd   28
Hrbek   27
Gibson   27
McGwir   26
Brookn   25
Jacksn   24
DaEvns   24
Bell   24
GDavis   23
Cansco   23
CDavis   22
Gedman   22
Mldndo   22
Strwby   20

Batting Average   
Dawson   0.792
McGwir   0.778
Murphy   0.776
DaEvns   0.774
Bergmn   0.768
Mtngly   0.756
Joyner   0.753
Jacksn   0.748
Cansco   0.747
Lemon   0.747
Schmdt   0.744
Leonrd   0.741
Hrbek   0.738
Baylor   0.737
Mldndo   0.736
Brookn   0.733
Dwning   0.730
Spilmn   0.722
JClark   0.722
Brett   0.714
Armas   0.709
Johnsn   0.707
DCincs   0.704
DwEvns   0.701

RBI   
Dawson   93
DwEvns   79
Baylor   78
Hrbek   77
Jacksn   70
Mldndo   69
Leonrd   68
Pucket   67
CDavis   66
Murphy   65
Gibson   65
McGwir   63
DaEvns   62
Cansco   61
EDavis   61
GDavis   61
DCincs   60
Gaetti   60

Slugging   
Dawson   2.000
Baylor   1.929
McGwir   1.852
Gibson   1.846
DaEvns   1.774
Cansco   1.711
Leonrd   1.652
DwEvns   1.626
Hrbek   1.621
Mldndo   1.615
Brookn   1.584
Jacksn   1.573
Joyner   1.568
Schmdt   1.561
Hendrk   1.560
Murphy   1.541
Heath   1.536
WClark   1.530
CDavis   1.529
Strwby   1.518
Burks   1.518
J.Rice   1.506

Doubles   
Joyner   19
Boggs   19
EDavis   18
OSmith   18
Baylor   17
CDavis   17
Schmdt   16
Gagne   16
Tramml   16
Wilfng   15
Wilson   15
Colman   15

Triples   
Colman   13
Pettis   8
Gwynn   7
McGee   7
Wilson   5
Dykstr   5
OSmith   4
Baylor   4
Wilfng   4
K.Bass   4
Kruk   4

Home Runs/AB   
Dawson   0.356
Gibson   0.346
McGwir   0.321
Baylor   0.313
DaEvns   0.286
Cansco   0.277
DwEvns   0.271
Hrbek   0.262
Leonrd   0.250
Brookn   0.248

Extra Base Hits   
Baylor   52
Dawson   50
Leonrd   44
CDavis   42
DwEvns   40
EDavis   39
Hrbek   37
Jacksn   37
Wilfng   37
DaEvns   36
Brookn   36
Mldndo   36
Gibson   35
McGwir   35
Murphy   35
Joyner   35

Singles   
Bell   46
Lindmn   44
McGee   42
Murphy   41
Jacksn   40
DCincs   40


Season Laggers   
Home Runs   
Colman   2
OSmith   4
Puhl   4
J.Cruz   5
Baines   5

Batting Average   
Lopes   0.474
Baines   0.479
Colman   0.488
Bush   0.514
Pettis   0.516
Rynlds   0.534
Puhl   0.538
Gwynn   0.543
OSmith   0.548

Slugging   
Baines   0.817
Puhl   0.859
Bush   0.889
Lopes   0.897
Teufel   0.913
OSmith   0.913
Rynlds   0.955

Extra Base Hits   
Teufel   12
Boone   13
Baines   14
Puhl   15
Bush   15
Kruk   15
Schfld   15
Burlsn   15

Triples   
49% of the league has not hit a triple yet.   


MID SEASON PLAYER OF THE YEAR:     
There is no way you can argue against DAWSON.  He is leading the league in HR, RBI, Avg, and Slugging%   
Baylor and McGwir are also top candidates, but Dawson's performance thus far has just been sick!   

MID SEASON CRAP of the YEAR:   
I am going to give this honor to Baines.
He is the only player on every one of the "Season Laggers" lists above.
Coleman is right up there as well.  It's amazing Rack isn't in last place with both of these losers.

[Stock]

Further mid-season analysis:

Keep in mind, that these are open for debate. 
First of all, I created a relativity for "BA", "Slugging", and "HR/AB" based on the league's weighted average (using ABs).
I then multiplied the 3 factors and sqrt'd them to come up with a performance factor.

Here are the top/bottom performers (in order) based on this factor:

Dawson      Colman
McGwir      OSmith
Baylor      Puhl
Gibson      Baines
DaEvns      Lopes
Cansco      Bush
Hrbek      Dykstr
DwEvns      Pettis
Leonrd      J.Cruz
Mldndo      Teufel
Brookn      Gwynn
Jacksn      Boggs
WClark      Pndltn
Hendrk      Rynlds
Strwby      Kruk
Schmdt      Schfld
J.Rice      Burlsn
Heath      Boone
Murphy      Franco
Gedman      Wilson


Further more, I used this factor and compared it to where they were drafted to get an idea of those that are performing better/worse than expected based on their draft order.  In other words, this shows which players were good and bad draft picks (in order).

Note: The respective percentages show:
1.  How many players drafted ahead of them they are outperforming.
2.  How many players drafted under them they are out performing.
(For example, Baylor has outperformed 75% of those picked above him and every player drafted after him.  This makes him a very good pick-up given his draft#)

Best Draft Picks
Over      %High      %Low
Dawson      100%      100%
Leonrd      76%      100%
McGwir      75%      100%
Baylor      75%      100%
DwEvns      73%      100%
Mldndo      74%      98%
Gibson      71%      99%
Hrbek      68%      100%
Brookn      67%      96%
Cansco      67%      95%
DaEvns      60%      98%
WClark      59%      96%
Pucket      57%      97%
Ripken      55%      94%
Schmdt      54%      94%
GDavis      53%      94%
Knight      36%      100%
T.Herr      25%      100%
Grich      29%      91%
Johnsn      26%      94%
T.Pena      26%      93%

Worst Draft Picks:

Under      %High      %Low
Colman      0%      0%
Lopes      2%      9%
Dykstr      6%      10%
Nokes      0%      28%
Teufel      7%      21%
Schfld      0%      33%
J.Cruz      8%      25%
Gwynn      9%      25%
Pndltn      5%      35%
Rynlds      13%      27%
Kruk      11%      35%
Gaetti      6%      46%
Shrdan      4%      49%
Raines      0%      57%
Burlsn      14%      40%
Franco      15%      44%
Speier      20%      38%
Carter      7%      56%
Guerro      6%      61%
EDavis      8%      64%
Tramml      8%      67%


If any team manager would like any other info regarding the first half of there season to help them figure out a better line-up, please let me know.

[Shooty]

Something must be wrong with your analysis.  It states that Nokes is only the fourth worst pick instead of the worst.

Apart from that error, excellent work Stock.

[WeatherMatt]

Three thoughts:

1) The longest game this week was a marathon four innings.

2) Dawson = MVP!

3) I'd like to keep my line-up the same. Thanks.

[Gantry]

I would like to change my first overall pick to Dawson, thanks!

[Mr. Blubbo]

I would like you to get better hitting with Coleman, thanks!

[Stock]

I would like you to get better hitting with Coleman, thanks!

I would like you to not pick coleman next time, so I don't have to bat with him.

[Stock]

No line-up changes I take it?

Week 19 matchups:

RN vs   SL
WS vs   fS
PB vs   Gn
SF vs   JW
ON vs   SW

[Big Hath]

none for me

[OctoFranco]

The Generalisimo management implements the Do-Nothing strategy.

[Gantry]

I don't remember the general being a member of the Know Nothing Party....

[Stock]

Week 19 Results:

RN vs   SL 13-1   (2); Guerro, 2/2, 2 HR, 4 RBI
WS vs  fS 6-17   (2); Dykstr, 3/3, HR, 3B, 3 RBI
PB vs   Gn 1-11   (1); Joyner, 2/2, HR, 2B, 4 RBI
SF vs   JW 19-29   (4); Spilmn, 4/5, 2 HR, 2B, 3B, 6 RBI
ON vs   SW 19-31   (5); Lopes, 5/5, HR, 2 3B, 4 RBI

Other Notables:

Nokes (RN); 2/2, 2B, RBI
McGwir (RN); 2/2, HR, 3 RBI
Bush (RN); 2/2, HR, 3B, 2 RBI
Shrdan (SL); 1/1, HR, RBI in a losing effort
Burks (fS); 3/3, HR, RBI
Armas (fS); 3/3, HR, 2B, 5 RBI
Hndrsn (fS);l 1/2 GS
Brett (fS); 2/2, HR, RBI
Johnsn (WS); 1/1, HR, 2 RBI in a losing effort
Mtngly (Gn); 2/2, 2B, 2 RBI
Tramml (PB); 1/1, HR, RBI in a losing effort
Dwning (JW); 5/5, HR, 2B, 4 RBI
Boone (JW); 4/4, HR, 5 RBI
Heath (JW); 4/4, 2 HR, 4 RBI
Leonrd (SF); 3/4, 3 HR, 6 RBI in a losing effort
Herndz (SW); 4/5, 2 HR, 2B, 6 RBI
Brenly (ON); 4/4, HR, 2B, 4 RBI

PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Spilmn


Week 20 Matchups:

JW vs   WS
SL vs   SW
fS vs   ON
RN vs   PB
SF vs    Gn

[Gantry]

The Poopybutts are stinking up the joint...

[Stock]

Week 20 Results:

JW vs   WS 3-15   (3);  Brnsky, 2/3, GS, 5 RBI
SL vs   SW 35-9   (4); DCincs, 6/6, 3 HR, 4 RBI
fS vs   ON 37-25   (4); Burks, 7/7, 3 HR, 3B, 5 RBI
RN vs   PB 17-24; Jackson, 4/6, 2 HR, 5 RBI
SF vs    Gn 1-12   (2); Mtngly/Joyner, 2/2, HR, 2 RBI each

Other Notables:

JClark (WS); 2/2, HR, 2 RBI
Madlck (WS); 2/2, HR, 3 RBI
Gibson (JW); 1/2, HR, 2 RBI in a losing effort
Boggs (SL); 5/6, 3 HR, 2 2B, 10 RBI
Murphy (SL); 5/6, 3 HR, 6 RBI
Mldndo (SL); 4/5, 2 HR, 2B, 6 RBI
Herndz (SW); 2/3, HR, 4 RBI in a losing effort
Lopes (SW); 2/2, HR, 2B, RBI in a losing effort
Lemon (fS); 6/7, 2 HR, 2 2B, 7 RBI
Gaetti/GDavis/Brenly (ON); 4/5, 2 HR each in a losing effort
Schmdt (RN); 5/6, 2 HR, 2B, 4 RBI in a losing effort
Nokes (RN); 3/6, HR, 2 RBI in a losing effort
Coleman (RN); 1/7, RBI in a losing effort
Speier (Gn); 1/1, HR, 2 RBI
Gedman (SF); 1/1, 2B in a losing effort


PLAYER OF THE WEEK:  Burks

Dawson still holds 2 pieces of the triple crown; HRs/RBIs.  He dropped to 5th an Average after going 4 for his last 9 ABs.  Mac is now the BA leader.

Week 21 Matchups:

WS vs   SL
SW vs   fS
RN vs   SF
ON vs   Gn
PB vs   JW