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6/17/2018 Chambliss delivers in clutch, Yankees winChris Chambliss drove in 4 runs, carrying New York to a 8-4 victory over the Cardinals. | BoxBaker delivers in clutch, Yankees winDusty Baker drove in 6 runs, carrying New York to a 17-7 victory over the Cardinals. Carlton Fisk of the Yankees had 4 hits in the game. | BoxCardinals fall to Yankees despite Boswell's effortsDave Boswell whiffed 8 batters, but the Yankees managed to beat the Cardinals, 4-0. | BoxBlue tosses shutout for CardinalsNew York is hoping not to see Vida Blue again for a long while. Blue went the distance, leading St. Louis to a 1-0 victory. Gary Nolan was on fire, allowing just 2 hits over 8 innings for New York. | BoxWHO'S HOT - Last 5 Games | | D. Baker, Yankees | | .467 | 1 HR | 7 RBI | | B. North, Yankees | | .333 | 3 HR | 4 RBI | | F. Lynn, Yankees | | .438 | 1 HR | 5 RBI | | C. Fisk, Yankees | | .615 | 1 HR | 4 RBI | | E. Williams, Cardinals | | .308 | 3 HR | 3 RBI |
Leaders: HR | | C. May, Yankees | | 56 | | C. Cedeno, Phillies | | 44 | | T. Conigliaro, Giants | | 43 | | B. Robertson, Dodgers | | 41 | | E. Williams, Cardinals | | 40 |
| | WHO'S NOT - Last 5 Games | | C. May, Yankees | | 4 for 18 (.222) | | D. Cash, Yankees | | 3 for 16 (.188) | | R. Andrews, Cardinals | | 0 for 12 (.000) | | G. Matthews, Cardinals | | 2 for 14 (.143) | | D. Porter, Cardinals | | 3 for 15 (.200) |
Leaders: SO | | B. Moore, White Sox | | 240 | | V. Blue, Cardinals | | 230 | | T. Griffin, White Sox | | 213 | | D. Boswell, Cardinals | | 203 | | N. Ryan, Braves | | 198 |
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WHO'S HOT - Last 5 Games | | D. Baker, Yankees | | .467 | 1 HR | 7 RBI | | B. North, Yankees | | .333 | 3 HR | 4 RBI | | F. Lynn, Yankees | | .438 | 1 HR | 5 RBI | | C. Fisk, Yankees | | .615 | 1 HR | 4 RBI | | E. Williams, Cardinals | | .308 | 3 HR | 3 RBI |
WHO'S NOT - Last 5 Games | | C. May, Yankees | | 4 for 18 (.222) | | D. Cash, Yankees | | 3 for 16 (.188) | | R. Andrews, Cardinals | | 0 for 12 (.000) | | G. Matthews, Cardinals | | 2 for 14 (.143) | | D. Porter, Cardinals | | 3 for 15 (.200) |
Leaders: HR | | C. May, Yankees | | 56 | | C. Cedeno, Phillies | | 44 | | T. Conigliaro, Giants | | 43 | | B. Robertson, Dodgers | | 41 | | E. Williams, Cardinals | | 40 |
Leaders: SO | | B. Moore, White Sox | | 240 | | V. Blue, Cardinals | | 230 | | T. Griffin, White Sox | | 213 | | D. Boswell, Cardinals | | 203 | | N. Ryan, Braves | | 198 |
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6/17/2018 Franchised Players and Career ContractsRead over the rules for Franchising a player (extending his contract by one year) if you are interested in doing so for players currently under contract. Salaries for a franchise player are the average of the top 6 salaries at each position. Here is the salary scale for each position if you wish to franchise a player for next year. These are updated for 1981. Salaries for franchised players count against your cap for the upcoming season. (Updated 6/17/18)
C - $9
1B - $16
2b - $9
3b - $13
SS - $10
OF - $17
SP - $26
RP - $14
Franchised for 1980:
Darrell Porter, C, Cardinals
Doug Bird, RP, Cardinals
Thurman Munson, C, White Sox
Dale Murray, RP, Athletics
Rick Monday, OF, Tigers
Joe Rudi, OF, Tigers signed to career contract
Vida Blue, SP, Cardinals signed to career contract
Franchised for 1979:
Vida Blue, SP, Cardinals
Gary Nolan,SP, Cardinals
Rick Monday, OF, Tigers
Billy Grabarkewitz, SS, White Sox
Franchised for 1978:
Billy Grabarkewitz, SS, White Sox
Rod Carew, 2B, White Sox
Catfish Hunter, SP, Braves
Rickey Clark, SP, Red Sox
Manny Sanguillen, C, Dodgers
Vida Blue, SP, Cardinals
Gary Nolan, SP, Cardinals
Franchised for 1977:
Bob Moose, SP, White Sox
Rollie Fingers, RP, Phillies
Catfish Hunter, SP, Braves
Dalton Jones, 2B, Braves
Nate Colbert, 1B, Tigers
Franchised for 1976:
Bob Moose, SP, White Sox
Wally Bunker, SP, White Sox
Joe Morgan, 2b, Cardinals
Billy McCool, RP, Tigers
Jim Britton, RP, Pirates
Franchised for 1975:
Derrell Griffith, 3B, Cardinals
Curt Blefary, OF, Braves
Tommie Sisk, RP, Braves
Tony Conigliaro, OF, Giants
Hal Lanier, 2B, Tigers
Billy McCool, RP, Tigers
Rico Petrocelli, SS, Dodgers
Wally Bunker, SP, White Sox
Franchised for 1974:
Derrell Griffith, 3B, Cardinals
Curt Blefary, OF, Braves
Tommie Sisk, RP, Braves
Tony Conigliaro, OF, Giants
Jim Ray Hart, 3B, Giants
Hal Lanier, 2B, Tigers
Willie Davis, OF, Dodgers
Bill Freehan, C, Yankees
Al Downing, SP, Yankees
Art Shamsky, OF, Pirates
Don Sutton, SP, Orioles
Franchised for 1973:
Fred Whitfield, 1B, Tigers
Dick Calmus, RP, Athletics
Pete Rose, OF/2B, Pirates
Franchised for 1972:
Fred Whitfield, 1B, Tigers
Willie Davis, OF, Pirates
Dave Boswell, SP, Cardinals
Joe Torre, C, Cardinals
Franchised for 1971:
Willis Davis, OF, Pirates
Ron Santo, 3B, Dodgers
Luis Tiant, SP, Cardinals
Dave Boswell, SP, Cardinals
Denny McLain, SP, Orioles
Franchised for 1970:
Orlando Cepeda, 1B, Twins
Juan Marichal, SP, Phillies
Jack Aker, RP, Phillies
Ron Santo, 3B, Dodgers
Gary Peters, SP, Dodgers
Denny McLain, SP, Orioles
Bob Miller, SP, Tigers
Franchised for 1969:
Lee Thomas, 1B, Athletics
Gene Freese, 2B, Indians
Juan Marichal, SP, Phillies
Jim Gentile, 1B, Phillies
Orlando Cepeda, 1B, Twins
Dick Howser, SS, Pirates
Franchised for 1968:
Jim Pagliaroni,C, Dodgers
Franchised for 1967:
Jim Perry, RP, Athletics
Sandy Koufax, SP, Cubs
Franchised for 1966:
Jim Perry, RP, Athletics
Johnny Romano, C, Athletics
Sandy Koufax, SP, Cubs
Franchised for 1965:
Ted Kazanski, SS, Dodgers
Bill Skowron, 1B, Cubs
Franchised for 1964:
Ted Kazanski, SS, Dodgers
Al Kaline, OF, Indians
Ray Herbert, RP, Indians
Dick Brodowski, SP, Pirates
Bill White, 1B, Pirates
Andy Carey, 3B, Athletics
Franchised for 1963:
Mickey Mantle, OF, Yankees
Ron Jackson, 1b,Dodgers
Dick Brodowski, SP, Pirates
Franchised for 1962:
Mickey Mantle, OF, Yankees
Curt Simmons, SP, Braves
Phil Paine, RP, Braves
Ron Jackson, 1B, Dodgers
Franchised for 1961:
Curt Simmons, SP, Braves
Dave Sisler, RP, Braves
Don Drysdale, SP, Dodgers
Frank Smith, RP, Athletics
Franchised for 1960:
Gil McDougald, 3b, Reds
Roy McMillan, ss, Cardinals
Hank Thompson, 3b, Cardinals
Franchised for 1959:
Carl Sawatski, C, A's
Gil McDougald, 3b, Reds
Franchised for 1958:
Gene Conley, SP, Cubs
Carl Sawatski, C, A's
Franchised for 1957:
Gene Conley, SP, Cubs
Nellie Fox, 2B, white sox
You can also sign certain players to Career Contracts, if they qualify. See "rules" for more on Career Contracts.
PLAYERS CURRENTLY ON CAREER CONTRACTS
Jackie Robinson, Brooklyn 1952 -- retired
Ewell Blackwell, Reds 1956 -- retired
Yogi Berra, New York Yankees, 1956-1965 -- retired
Duke Snider, Dodgers, 1961-1966 -- retired
Stu Miller, Athletics, 1961-1966 (dropped in player cuts of 1967)
Dusty Rhodes, Cardinals, 1960-1967 -- retired
Eddie Mathews, Indians, 1963-1971 -- retired
Ed Bailey, Twins, 1965-1971 -- retired
Steve Barber, Tigers, 1970-1972 (dropped in player cuts of 1972)
Johnny Blanchard, Cubs, 1965-1973 ($5mil/$3mil in 1970) -- retired
Frank Robinson, Reds, 1967-1975 ($18mil/$12mil in 1972) -- retired
Milt Pappas, Phillies, 1970-1979 ($20mil/$13mil in 1975) -- retired
Vada Pinson, Dodgers, 1970-1978 ($20mil/$13mil in 1975) -- retired
Jim Roland, Athletics, 1973-1982 ($9mil/$6mil in 1978)
Fergie Jenkins, Pittsburgh, 1973-1982 ($21mil/$14mil in 1978)
Ron Swoboda, Atlanta, 1975-1984 ($1mil for duration of contract)
Carlos May, New York, 1979-88 ($10mil/$7mil in 1984)
Joe Rudi, Detroit, 1980-86 ($8mil/$6mil in 1984)
Vida Blue, St. Louis, 1980-89 ($21mil/$14mil in 1985)
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6/17/2018 1979 Final Standings and BonusesEach year a team may gain salary cap money depending on their record from the previous year.
Improve 25 or more games gain $10 mil
Improve 10 or more games gain $5 mil
DCS playoff teams earn $2 mil
DCS Champs earn $1 mil
LCS Champs earn $1 mil
WS Champ earns $1 mil
Final regular season standings for 1980 are listed below, with 1979 standings in parentheses. (Teams are limited to maximum of $200 million in salaries.)
AL East
New York Yankees – 110-44 (109-45) – AL Champs (not eligible for bonuses)
Cleveland Indians – 66-88 (61-93) - $2mil DCS bonus
Baltimore Orioles – 63-91 (71-83)
Boston Red Sox – 60-94 (49-105) - $5mil record bonus
AL West
Chicago White Sox – 99-55 (96-58) – DCS Champs (not eligible for bonus)
Detroit Tigers – 89-65 (90-64) - DCS runners-up (not eligible for bonus)
Oakland Athletics – 75-79 (69-85)
Minnesota Twins – 54-100 (71-83)
NL East
Pittsburgh Pirates – 92-62 (82-72) - DCS Champs, NL runners-up ($8mil bonuses)
Atlanta Braves – 73-81 (76-78) -- $2mil DCS bonus
Philadelphia Phillies – 70-84 (53-101) - $5mil record bonus
Cincinnati Reds – 61-93 (74-80)
NL West
St. Louis Cardinals – 87-67 (91-63) NL Champs (not eligible for bonuses)
San Francisco Giants – 84-70 (81-73) - $2mil DCS bonus
Chicago Cubs – 76-78 (67-87)
Los Angeles Dodgers – 73-81 (92-62)
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6/6/2018 1980-81 Post-Season and Off-season Schedule-TH-MO, 6/6-6/11 - Voting for 1980 Player Awards.
-SU, 6/10 – Final regular season games.
-TU, 6/12 - One-game playoffs for playoff berths, if needed; Day off for playoff teams to set rosters. Team bonuses posted based on W/L record (see rules – DCS, LCS and WS shares added later). Player Awards announced.
-WE, 6/13 - Division Championship games 1-3 in AL and NL; sims run at 7 am, 2 pm and 10 pm (ET). Playoff teams given 2 days rest before start of DCS. (Any teams involved in one-game playoff only get 1 day of rest.)
- TH, 6/14 – DCS games 4-5 in AL and NL, as needed; sims at 7 am and 2 pm (ET). (DCS games 1, 2 & 5 at home field of Division regular season leader. If tie for 1st, home field decided by head-to-head record or run differential, if head-to-head tied. Teams get 1 day rest for travel when a Series moves from one city to another.)
- FR, 6/15 – LCS games 1-4 in AL and NL; sims run at 7 am, noon, 6 pm and 10 pm (ET). Playoff teams given 2 days rest between end of DCS and the start of the LCS, plus extra days if a DCS does not go the full 5 games.
- SA, 6/16 – LCS games 5-7 in AL and NL, as needed; sims at 7 am, noon and 6 pm.
(LCS games 1&2, 6&7 at higher seeded team. Teams get 1 rest day for travel when a Series moves from one city to another. )
- SU, 6/17 – WS Games 1-4; sims at 7 am, noon, 6 pm and 10 pm (ET).
(NOTE: WS teams will be given 2 days rest between the end of the LCS and the start of the WS, plus extra days if an LCS does not go 7 games.)
-MO, 6/18 - WS Games 5-7, as needed; sims at 7 am, noon, 6 pm.
(WS games 1&2 and 6&7 at NL Park. Teams get 1 rest day for travel when Series moves from one city to the next).
- TU, 6/19 –10 pm ET deadline for signing rookies and unsigned free agents, and for signing players to a franchise or career contract. All players not under contract will be returned to FA pool after the 10 pm deadline. You may NOT exceed salary cap for upcoming year or successive years in signing players to contracts, and you may not exceed limit of 30 players under contract for any one season (see rules). Rookie listing on Rookie Holding Team cleared; rosters cleared; progression run; free agents moved to holding team; rookie list moved to free agent listing for ranking purposes prior to rookie draft. Draft room opened so that teams can begin selecting players for the Rookie Draft.
-WE, 6/20 – Day off to prepare rankings for Rookie Draft.
-TH, 6/21 - Rookie Draft concludes with live draft at 10 pm ET; 2 rounds total in 1981 draft; teams select in reverse order of finish; owners present for the draft will have 60 seconds to make a pick; owners not present will have picks made for them based on owner’s or computer’s ranking. When draft is concluded the Free Agent pool repopulated with unsigned free agents and rookies.
-FR-MO, 6/22-25 – Free Agent Bidding.
Free agent bidding will be over 4 days. All bids posted on a player will be posted each day so that everyone can see how everyone else is bidding. (Leading bid each day will include years/bid/raise (if any) and total. Other bids will just show total.) To win a player, you have to have the top bid for a 1-day period, from one update to the next. Bidding will close each day at 10 pm ET and if you are not outbid during the proceeding 24 hours, you win the player. If you are, you have the next period to re-up your bid. On the last day (Day 4), team with leading bid gets the player. On Day 2, or 3 or 4, if your bid was not the leading bid on a player you can choose not to re-bid and use that money on another player. But if yours is the leading bid, you can not alter or reduce that bid even if no one else is bidding. You also CAN NOT re-up your bid if you have the leading bid, except on the final day of bidding.
-TU, 6/26 - Day off to evaluate players left in free agent pool.
-WE, 6/27 - Supplemental Draft; live draft at 10 pm ET; 3 rounds; owners present for the draft will have 60 seconds to make a pick; owners not present will have picks made for them based on owner’s or computer’s ranking. When draft is concluded the Free Agent pool repopulated with unsigned free agents and rookies.
- TH, 6/28 – FA Pool opens to all teams at 10 pm ET; first-come, first-served; teams must fill rosters to minimums as per rules.
- FR, 6/29 – Day off to set rosters.
- SA-TU, 6/30-7/3 -- 1981 ST games begin; 24 games per team over 4 days; 1981 regular season to begin approximately FR, 7/6.
NOTE: Rookies and unsigned free agents currently on your roster that you wish to sign for 1981 must be signed by 10 pm ET Tuesday, June 19. You may sign them using money for 1981 budget, but be careful not to exceed that budget, or the budget for future years. Once rosters are cleared and progressions are run in advance of the Drafts and FA bidding, team pages and contract pages will advance to reflect budgets for teams for 1982. DO NOT use those figures when bidding on free agents. Your cap money and money available for bidding will be listed on the home page. You CAN NOT exceed cap money available. Bids or signings that put you over cap will be disallowed. Also, signings that put you over the max of 30 contract players per team will be disallowed.
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5/23/2018 Traded picksHere's the list of picks that have been traded for the 1981 Rookie Draft (and beyond). Please let me know if I have missed anything. (Updated 5/23/18)
Cubs trade 1st round 1982 pick acquired from Giants to Red Sox (Urrea, Stone/Murphy)
Giants trade 1st pick in 1982 to Cubs (Zisk, Kison/Murphy, Tanana, Richards)
Pirates trade all picks in 1982 and 1983 to Red Sox (Bare, Figuero, Henderson/Anderson, Murphy, Hargrove, Geronimo, Gullett)
Yankees trade all picks in 1982 and 1983 to Red Sox (Martinez, Nash/Forsch, Barr, Rettenmund)
Pirates trade all picks in 1981 draft to Cubs (Rogers/Cruz,Minton)
Indians trade 2nd round pick in 1981 draft to Yankees (for Rorric Harrison).
Giants trade 1st round picks in 1980 and 1981 to Dodgers for Richie Hebner.
LA trades 1st round picks in 1980 and 1981 to Orioles for Andy Messersmith.
Braves trade 1st in 1979 to dodgers (Moose/Taylor, Mingori, Hardin)
White Sox trade 2nd in 1979 to Dodgers (for LA RP Ron Cook)
Cardinals trade 2nd round pick in 1978 to Indians (Carbo/Thomasson)
Cubs trade 2nd round pick in 1978 to Yankees for Richie Zisk.
Yankees trade 1st round pick in 1978 to Cubs (Harrah/Concepcion)
Cardinals trade all 3 picks in 1977 to Indians for Indians 1st pick in 1977 (and Abbott)
Braves trade first round pick in 1977 and 1978 to Dodgers (for Hunter/Johnstone)
Red Sox trade 1st round pick in 1977 to Yankees (Jackson,May,Sutton/Remy)
White Sox trade 1st round pick in 1976 to Cubs, and Cubs trade 2nd round pick acquired from Pirates (see below) to White Sox (Zisk,Hiller/Clines,LaRoche)
Orioles trade 1st pick in 1976 to Cards for their 3 picks in 76 (and Dan Ford and Oscar Gamble)
Yankees trade 1st round in 1976 to Boston (Carty,Aker,Geronimo/Kubek)
Red Sox trade 2nd round pick in 1976 to Yankees (same as above)
Yankees trade 2nd round in 1976 to Red Sox (pepitone/charton )
Pirates trade 1st, 2nd and 3rd round pick in 1976 to Cubs (Parker/Otis)
Twins trade 1st round pick in 1974 and 1975 to Yankees (McDaniel, Alou(s), 2 others/Adair)
Reds trade 2nd round pick in 1975 to Yankees (Garr, Blasingame, Walker/Gentry)
Boston trade 1st round pick in 1975 to Yankees (Bosman/Bell)
Yankees trade 1st and 2nd round picks in 1975 to Boston (Bosman/Bell)
Dodgers trade 1st round pick in 1975 to Yankees (Ken Tatum) |
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| 6/12/2018 | Player Awards | foghorn | 1980 Player Awards
AL MVP Carlos May Yankees
NL MVP Cesar Cedeno Phillies
AL Cy Young Gary Nolan Yankees
NL Cy Young Vida Blue Cardinals
AL ROY Lonnie Smith Athletics
NL ROY John Wathan Cubs
Special congrats to Cesar Cedeno, who won the Triple Crown in the NL. To the best of my recollection he is the only triple crown winner in league history. | | Message Center |
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5/28/2018 Player Signed
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Ken Boswell dropped by Oakland Athletics |
5/27/2018 Trade
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Adrian Devine to Oakland Athletics
Willie Randolph to Oakland Athletics
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| 6/17/2018 | dWar | dalbey52 | I looked it up and he has a .991 FLD% as a team which is right in the middle of the pack as far as his league goes but the amount of hits he saved helped a ton. His team batting avg is near the bottom of the league (.225) so those saved hits must have crazy impact for his team defensively to win 90+ games.
Thanks for sharing Jay. | | Public Board |
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