NL Classic Rewind 2004

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2003 NL Rewind Champion: The Houston Astros

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2003 runner-up: The Pittsburgh Pirates (Roadmap)
2001 and 2002 NL Rewind Champion: The Los Angeles Dodgers (willbhere)
2002 and 2001 runner-up: The Houston Astros (Strutter)
2000 NL Rewind Champion: The Atlanta Braves (Ncook44)
2000 runner-up and 1999 NL Rewind Champion: The Los Angeles Dodgers (willbhere)
1999 runner-up and 1998 NL Rewind Champion: The Houston Astros (Strutter)
1998 runner-up: The St. Louis Cardinals (Baberuth21)
1995, 1996 and 1997 NL Rewind Champion: The Montreal Expos (griffeyga)
1997 and 1995 runner-up: The Los Angeles Dodgers (willbhere)
1996 runner-up: The Houston Astros (Strutter)
1994 NL Rewind Champion: The Los Angeles Dodgers (willbhere)
1993 NL Rewind Champion: The New York Mets (Jigsawpuzzle99)
1992 NL Rewind Champion, 1994 runner-up and 1993 runner-up, The Cincinnati Reds (Bip)
1992 runner-up: The Houston Astros (Strutter)
1991 Champion, The Pittsburgh Pirates (Roadmap)

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4/23/2024

Lopez delivers in clutch, Braves win

Javy Lopez drove in 4 runs, carrying Atlanta to a 7-4 victory over the Giants. | Box

Hidalgo outburst not enough to carry Astros

Richard Hidalgo blasted 2 homers, but it wasn't enough to lift the Astros over the Reds. Cincinnati won by a score of 8-6. Sean Casey knocked home 4 runs for the Reds. | Box

Big game for Brown lifts Cubs to victory

Roosevelt Brown drove in 5 runs, carrying Chicago to a 9-5 victory over the Phillies. | Box

Eaton whiffs 9 in 5-3 win

Adam Eaton struckout 9 San Francisco batters in a 5-3 win for the Padres. | Box

Martinez dominates, Expos win 5-1

Ramon Martinez was brilliant last night, allowing just 2 hits over 9 innings, leading the Expos to a 5-1 win over the Reds. | Box


WHO'S HOT - Last 5 Games

R. Brown, Cubs .3182 HR9 RBI
R. Hidalgo, Astros .5003 HR6 RBI
T. Dunwoody, Braves .4443 HR5 RBI
R. Sexson, Cubs .2503 HR6 RBI
V. Guerrero, Expos .4291 HR6 RBI

WHO'S NOT - Last 5 Games

J. Kendall, Pirates 2 for 19 (.105)
S. Green, Rockies 2 for 18 (.111)
W. Greene, Reds 2 for 20 (.100)
W. Morris, Giants 2 for 20 (.100)
M. Bradley, Dodgers 3 for 19 (.158)

Leaders: OPS

B. Grieve, Padres 1.087
B. Bonds, Pirates 1.065
T. Dunwoody, Braves 1.037
D. Lee, Padres 1.032
J. Damon, Rockies 1.030

Leaders: SO/9

K. Wood, Cubs 10.2
R. Johnson, Dodgers 10.0
D. Gooden, Cardinals 9.9
P. Martinez, Dodgers 9.9
R. Ankiel, Cardinals 9.4
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Welcome to NL Rewind 2000

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