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Lead Story - 11/14/2018 Sim scheduleTuesday, November 20th
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11/19/2018 Clark baffles Tigers, White Sox winAdam Clark struckout 8 Detroit batters in a 6-4 win for the White Sox. | BoxWilliams baffles Angels, Rangers winWilliam Williams struckout 8 Los Angeles batters in a 8-5 win for the Rangers. | BoxNguyen whiffs 9 in 6-4 winHuan Nguyen struckout 9 Houston batters in a 6-4 win for the Mariners. | BoxSyndergaard's 8-K performance not enoughNoah Syndergaard whiffed 8 batters, but the Padres managed to beat the Giants, 6-5. | BoxOrioles fail to follow Payne's lead in lossA big game from Dick Payne couldn't lift the Orioles to victory. Tampa Bay prevailed by a score of 8-4, despite 3 hits and 3 RBIs by Payne. | BoxWHO'S HOT - Last 5 Games | | C. Prior, Tigers | | .421 | 5 HR | 10 RBI | | H. Shaw, Braves | | .318 | 4 HR | 10 RBI | | M. Childs, Twins | | .526 | 3 HR | 9 RBI | | I. Garcia, Marlins | | .417 | 3 HR | 8 RBI | | P. McKenzie, Marlins | | .478 | 2 HR | 8 RBI |
Leaders: OPS | | E. Simmons, Diamondbacks | | 1.375 | | S. Ortiz, Mariners | | 1.321 | | D. McCracken, Angels | | 1.264 | | M. Childs, Twins | | 1.226 | | J. Owens, Royals | | 1.191 |
| | WHO'S NOT - Last 5 Games | | R. Beavers, Orioles | | 2 for 20 (.100) | | D. Allen, Athletics | | 2 for 19 (.105) | | B. Hairston, Phillies | | 3 for 20 (.150) | | R. Rankin, Blue Jays | | 4 for 21 (.190) | | R. Childs, White Sox | | 1 for 20 (.050) |
Leaders: SO/9 | | D. Bradshaw, Pirates | | 11.3 | | J. Yarborough, Cardinals | | 10.6 | | F. Riley, Indians | | 10.5 | | J. Jones, White Sox | | 10.0 | | Z. Ballard, Mariners | | 9.8 |
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WHO'S HOT - Last 5 Games | | C. Prior, Tigers | | .421 | 5 HR | 10 RBI | | H. Shaw, Braves | | .318 | 4 HR | 10 RBI | | M. Childs, Twins | | .526 | 3 HR | 9 RBI | | I. Garcia, Marlins | | .417 | 3 HR | 8 RBI | | P. McKenzie, Marlins | | .478 | 2 HR | 8 RBI |
WHO'S NOT - Last 5 Games | | R. Beavers, Orioles | | 2 for 20 (.100) | | D. Allen, Athletics | | 2 for 19 (.105) | | B. Hairston, Phillies | | 3 for 20 (.150) | | R. Rankin, Blue Jays | | 4 for 21 (.190) | | R. Childs, White Sox | | 1 for 20 (.050) |
Leaders: OPS | | E. Simmons, Diamondbacks | | 1.375 | | S. Ortiz, Mariners | | 1.321 | | D. McCracken, Angels | | 1.264 | | M. Childs, Twins | | 1.226 | | J. Owens, Royals | | 1.191 |
Leaders: SO/9 | | D. Bradshaw, Pirates | | 11.3 | | J. Yarborough, Cardinals | | 10.6 | | F. Riley, Indians | | 10.5 | | J. Jones, White Sox | | 10.0 | | Z. Ballard, Mariners | | 9.8 |
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9/25/2016 League tradesNot allowed to trade 1st round pick for 2028 draft: Kansas City, New York(N), Oakland, San Francisco.
- DETROIT trades CF ROYCE FAY and DH HERMAN THOMPSON to NEW YORK(N) for 2B GARTH FLETCHER and RP DOMINIQUE HAMILTON.
- KANSAS CITY trades CF STAN ORTIZ to SEATTLE for 2B JASON HUFF.
- BOSTON trades RP NICK ANISTON and LF SERGIO BANKS to LOS ANGELES(A) for SP AHMAD WARNER and LAA 2nd round pick.
- CINCINNATI trades SP HASSAN CONNORS to SAN DIEGO for SP YUTANI TOSHI, 2B MARCOS JEAN, 1B NICK PAGE and SD 2nd round pick.
- CINCINNATI trades SP CODY FOSTER to SEATTLE for SEA 2nd round pick.
- CINCINNATI trades RP BRANDON HARRINGTON and RP BRUCE BOYD to KANSAS CITY for RP ARCHIE CUNNINGHAM and KC 2nd round pick.
- OAKLAND trades SP NOLAN BENSHOOF, RP GREG WEEDS, SP MARTY HAMILTON and OAK 2nd round pick to SAN DIEGO for OF MIKE TROUT.
- DETROIT trades 2B GUSTAV BEAVERS and RP BRAD OLIVER to WASHINGTON for SP GILBERT HALL.
- DETROIT trades SP ERIC HESTON to PITTSBURGH for SS KWANG-JO PAK and SP TOMAS JACOBSEN. |
9/24/2016 Nation Legends ClubCURRENT MEMBERS
SP ZACK GREINKE 120-69 W/L record, 2.66 ERA, 0.98 WHIP (LAD)
SP MAX SCHERZER 138-71 W/L record, 2.59 ERA, 0.97 WHIP (WSH, PIT, TEX, SD)
SP JAKE ARRIETA 220-56 W/L record, 2.36 ERA, 0.89 WHIP (CHC, SD)
RP DELLIN BETANCES 29-42 W/L record, 169 SV, 2.73 ERA, 0.94 WHIP (NYY, NYM, WSH)
SP CLAYTON KERSHAW 180-114 W/L record, 2.48 ERA, 0.93 WHIP (LAD, COL, WSH)
1B PAUL GOLDSCHMIDT .279 AVG, 231 HR, 813 RBI (ARI, NYM, PHI)
1B JOEY VOTTO .292 AVG, 199 HR, 725 RBI (CIN, ARI, CWS, SD)
Requirements:
HITTERS
- Minimum of 5 full seasons played in the league.
- Career average of .275 or better
- 100+ career HR
- 500+ career RBI
PITCHERS
- Minimum of 5 full seasons played in the league.
- 100 career wins for a SP
- 100 career saves for a RP
- Career WHIP cannot exceed 1.00
- Career ERA cannot exceed 3.00
NEW: All of the players that meet the requirements will be submitted to a league vote to decide if they get in or not. |
12/17/2015 Traded picksLAA 2nd to BOS
SD 2nd to CIN
KC 2nd to CIN
SEA 2nd to CIN
OAK 2nd to SD |
12/3/2015 Record book2027 Champions: San Diego Padres
2026 Champions: Detroit Tigers
2025 Champions: Detroit Tigers
2024 Champions: San Diego Padres
2023 Champions: San Diego Padres
2022 Champions: New York Mets
2021 Champions: New York Mets
2020 Champions: New York Mets
2019 Champions: New York Mets
2018 Champions: Chicago Cubs
2017 Champions: Chicago Cubs
2016 Champions: Chicago Cubs
2015 Champions: Chicago Cubs
2027 AL MVP: Dickie McCracken, Los Angeles Angels
2026 AL MVP: Chester Knutsen, New York Yankees
2025 AL MVP: Kyle Hughes, New York Yankees
2024 AL MVP: Corey Seager, Tampa Bay Rays
2023 AL MVP: Bryce Harper, Detroit Tigers
2022 AL MVP: Carlos Correa, Houston Astros
2021 AL MVP: Bryce Harper, Detroit Tigers
2020 AL MVP: Keith Morgan, Boston Red Sox
2019 AL MVP: Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels
2018 AL MVP: Carlos Correa, Houston Astros
2017 AL MVP: Mike Trout, Los Angeles Angels
2016 AL MVP: Josh Donaldson, Toronto Blue Jays
2015 AL MVP: Josh Donaldson, Toronto Blue Jays
2027 NL MVP: Dusty Kirkpatrick, Washington Nationals
2026 NL MVP: Nicky Boyce, Colorado Rockies
2025 NL MVP: Scott Sterling, San Diego Padres
2024 NL MVP: Scott Sterling, San Diego Padres
2023 NL MVP: Domingo Santana, San Diego Padres
2022 NL MVP: Rougned Odor, New York Mets
2021 NL MVP: Dilson Herrera, New York Mets
2020 NL MVP: Domingo Santana, Milwaukee Brewers
2019 NL MVP: Nolan Arenado, Colorado Rockies
2018 NL MVP: Kyle Schwarber, Chicago Cubs
2017 NL MVP: Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals
2016 NL MVP: Paul Goldschmidt, Arizona Diamondbacks
2015 NL MVP: Bryce Harper, Washington Nationals
2027 AL CY YOUNG: Huey Bridges, Detroit Tigers
2026 AL CY YOUNG: Eliazar Rodriguez, Kansas City Royals
2025 AL CY YOUNG: Stephen McMahon, Oakland Athletics
2024 AL CY YOUNG: Jamal Boykin, Baltimore Orioles
2023 AL CY YOUNG: Esteban Iverson, Oakland Athletics
2022 AL CY YOUNG: Stephen McMahon, Oakland Athletics
2021 AL CY YOUNG: Taijuan Walker, Seattle Mariners
2020 AL CY YOUNG: Stephen McMahon, Oakland Athletics
2019 AL CY YOUNG: Lance McCullers, Houston Astros
2018 AL CY YOUNG: Javier Marcellus, Boston Red Sox
2017 AL CY YOUNG: Francisco Liriano, Chicago White Sox
2016 AL CY YOUNG: Dallas Keuchel, Houston Astros
2015 AL CY YOUNG: Corey Kluber, Cleveland Indians
2027 NL CY YOUNG: Sam Samuels, Miami Marlins
2026 NL CY YOUNG: Devin Olivas, Chicago Cubs
2025 NL CY YOUNG: Luis Severino, Chicago Cubs
2024 NL CY YOUNG: Luis Severino, Chicago Cubs
2023 NL CY YOUNG: Noah Syndergaard, San Diego Padres
2022 NL CY YOUNG: Cecil Patterson, New York Mets
2021 NL CY YOUNG: Noah Syndergaard, San Diego Padres
2020 NL CY YOUNG: Dave Marshall, St.Louis Cardinals
2019 NL CY YOUNG: Madison Bumgarner, San Francisco Giants
2018 NL CY YOUNG: Sonny Gray, Miami Marlins
2017 NL CY YOUNG: Jake Arrieta, Chicago Cubs
2016 NL CY YOUNG: Jake Arrieta, Chicago Cubs
2015 NL CY YOUNG: Jake Arrieta, Chicago Cubs
2027 AL RoY: Devin Martinez, Texas Rangers
2026 AL RoY: Dick Payne, Baltimore Orioles
2025 AL RoY: Monroe Smith, Kansas City Royals
2024 AL RoY: Vernon Pena, Cleveland Indians
2023 AL RoY: Ron Fields, Texas Rangers
2022 AL RoY: Eliazar Rodriguez, Kansas City Royals
2021 AL RoY: Brian Bell, Kansas City Royals
2020 AL RoY: Hector Batista, Minnesota Twins
2019 AL RoY: Kyle Hughes, Seattle Mariners
2018 AL RoY: Lloyd Nash, Minnesota Twins
2017 AL RoY: Stephen McMahon, Oakland A's
2016 AL RoY: Carmen Haas, Toronto Blue Jays
2027 NL RoY: Bradley Haskins, Pittsburgh Pirates
2026 NL RoY: Ty Morris, Philadelphia Phillies
2025 NL RoY: Jared Yarborough, St.Louis Cardinals
2024 NL RoY: Parker Jones, San Francisco Giants
2023 NL RoY: Harold Shaw, Atlanta Braves
2022 NL RoY: Gritch Papatwika, Milwaukee Brewers
2021 NL RoY: Zack Goodman, San Diego Padres
2020 NL RoY: Jason Brunansky, San Francisco Giants
2019 NL RoY: Scott Sterling, New York Mets
2018 NL RoY: Dee Ruiz, San Francisco Giants
2017 NL RoY: Terry Runnels, St.Louis Cardinals
2016 NL RoY: Ronald Cobb, Atlanta Braves
2027 WS MVP: Keith Morgan, San Diego Padres
2026 WS MVP: Max Porter, Detroit Tigers
2025 WS MVP: Rodger Madsen, Detroit Tigers
2024 WS MVP: Nick Tuttle, San Diego Padres
2023 WS MVP: Randall Hooks, San Diego Padres
2022 WS MVP: Rougned Odor, New York Mets
2021 WS MVP: Scott Sterling, New York Mets
2020 WS MVP: Cecil Patterson, New York Mets
2019 WS MVP: Dilson Herrera, New York Mets
2018 WS MVP: Javier Baez, Chicago Cubs
2017 WS MVP: Jake Arrieta, Chicago Cubs
2016 WS MVP: Kyle Schwarber, Chicago Cubs
2015 WS MVP: Anthony Rizzo, Chicago Cubs
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11/18/2018 Player Placed On Trade Block
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| 11/19/2018 | Keeper leagues switching stat y | SinCityMarauder | I don't know so much that it takes a sharp mind, It is more taking advantage of a flaw, and I think it's simple, if you find a league with such a set up simply leave and let it die it's natural death.
You can't use all those hidden gems if you have no competition because your League won't fill.
I was playing for almost 5 months before I learned about switching seasons. This put me at a big disadvantage compared to other owners who were aware of that ability.
I can chalk that up to a pretty underwhelming primer on playing the game, I don't expect to be handed the keys to the kingdom from day one, but crawling around in the dark and wondering what the heck happened is even more frustrating, and only a few folks will share that type of information - the rest like that I was uninformed, makes them feel smarter, that they have an unfair advantage, this site REALLY does need a better section for new owners if it wants to grow
The only way I discovered it was by seeing a guy I almost drafted as a 66 on another team as an 83, I was like what the hell is that? I thought they were cheating or something, but no, they had swapped a season is all.
It's funny that in Auto leagues a players Best Offensive season is selected - but in Custom leagues if the commissioner wants to be a dick he can change how a player is shown by changing his season, then draft him and take advantage, that's kind of shady too.
Fortunately the Custom league I am in has an honest and fair commissioner who don't play that crap.
But as Sol stated, some people are win at all cost.
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