It could be clinching day in the AL; Tigers set L record

nyy26wc · 09-23-2003, 11:29 AM

1) Yesterday's scores--

AL
Devil Rays 5, BlueJays 2
Redsox 7, Orioles 5
Whitesox 6, Yankees 3 (10)
Royals 12, Tigers 6
Mariners 5, Angels 1
A's 7, Rangers 3

NL
Marlins 6, Braves 3
Giants 6, Astros 3
Padres 9, Dodgers 5

2) Standings--

Code:

AL EAST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
y--Yankees       97   59  .622   -     47-31  50-28  44-28 22-08 18-18 LOST 1
Redsox           92   64  .590   5     51-27  41-37  38-32 24-12 19-13 WON  2
e--BlueJays      81   75  .519  16     36-39  45-36  34-39 20-13 17-15 LOST 1
e--Orioles       69   86  .445  27 1/2 40-40  29-46  29-40 14-18 21-15 LOST 2
e--Devil Rays    61   95  .391  36     34-44  27-51  32-38 12-20 14-22 WON  1

AL CENTRAL      WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Twins            87   69  .558   -     46-33  41-36  17-15 40-30 20-16 WON  9
Royals           82   74  .526   5     39-35  43-39  12-20 45-25 16-20 WON  3
Whitesox         82   74  .526   5     50-29  32-45  20-14 39-33 13-19 WON  1
e--Indians       67   90  .427  20 1/2 38-43  29-47  13-16 35-39 13-23 LOST 1
e--Tigers        38  118  .244  49     20-57  18-61  09-27 19-51 06-26 LOST 10

AL WEST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
A's              94   63  .599   -     55-24  39-39  28-13 25-20 32-21 WON  2
Mariners         90   67  .573   4     47-31  43-36  18-23 32-13 30-23 WON  1
e--Angels        73   84  .465  21     41-36  32-48  15-30 26-15 21-32 LOST 1
e--Rangers       70   87  .446  24     43-38  27-49  22-23 21-20 23-30 LOST 2

NL EAST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
x--Braves        97   60  .618   -     53-26  44-34  37-34 27-12 23-09 LOST 1
d--Marlins       86   70  .551  10 1/2 48-27  38-43  43-27 19-20 15-17 WON  1
d--Phillies      85   71  .545  11 1/2 48-30  37-41  38-32 21-18 18-14 LOST 2
e--Expos         81   76  .516  16     52-29  29-47  35-39 18-15 19-13 WON  4
e--Mets          63   92  .406  33     32-45  31-47  26-47 15-21 17-14 LOST 8

NL CENTRAL      WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Astros           84   72  .538   -     45-30  39-42  13-17 47-33 13-15 LOST 3
Cubs             84   72  .538   -     42-36  42-36  15-15 43-35 17-13 WON  1
Cardinals        81   76  .516   3 1/2 48-33  33-43  17-13 44-38 10-17 WON  2
e--Pirates       73   83  .468  11     39-42  34-41  14-16 38-43 16-17 LOST 1
e--Reds          67   89  .429  17     33-42  34-47  13-17 33-48 14-19 WON  2
e--Brewers       66   90  .423  18     31-48  35-42  14-22 35-43 12-18 WON  1

NL WEST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
x--Giants        96   59  .619   -     54-23  42-36  14-17 22-12 50-22 WON  1
d--Dodgers       82   73  .529  14     46-35  36-38  16-16 23-13 32-37 LOST 1
d--Diamondbacks  81   75  .519  15 1/2 44-34  37-41  16-16 22-14 32-41 LOST 1
e--Rockies       71   85  .455  25 1/2 48-30  23-55  11-21 19-20 32-38 WON  1
e--Padres        62   94  .397  34 1/2 33-42  29-52  10-22 13-23 31-39 WON  1

x--clinched division title
y--clinched playoff berth
d--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title
e--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title and from the postseason

3) Wild card standings--

Code:

AL              WON  LOST  PCT  GB
Redsox           92   64  .590   -    
Mariners         90   67  .573   2 1/2

NL              WON  LOST  PCT  GB
Marlins          86   70  .551   -    
Phillies         85   71  .545   1    
Cubs/Astros      84   72  .538   2    
Dodgers          82   73  .529   3 1/2
Diamondbacks     81   75  .519   5 1/2

4) The Yankees will clinch the division title if they beat the Whitesox or the Redsox lose to the Orioles.

5) The Twins will clinch the division title if they beat the Indians, the Whitesox lose to the Yankees and the Royals lose to the Tigers.

6) The A's will clinch the division title if they beat the Rangers and the Mariners lose to the Angels.

7) The Cubs tied the Astros for 1st place in the NL Central.

8) The Diamondbacks will be mathematically eliminated from the postseason if they lose to the Rockies.

9) The Whitesox clinched a winning season. They were .500 in 2002 and prior to that, had a 2 year winning streak.

10) The Royals clinched a winning season for the first time since 1994.

11) Magic numbers--

AL East--Yankees, 1
AL Central--Twins, 2
AL West--A's, 2
AL wild card--Redsox, 4

NL East--Braves, clinched
NL Central--Astros/Cubs, 7
NL West--Giants, clinched
NL wild card--Marlins, 6

12) The race for the postseason seeds--

AL--The Yankees have a 3 1/2 game lead over the A's for the #1 seed. The Central champions will be the #3 seed.

NL--The Giants and Braves are in a virtual tie for the #1 seed. The Giants lead in PCT. The Central champions will be the #3 seed.

13) Tigers watch--

To lose 121 games (to set a modern major league record): 3-3

Current pace: 123 losses

The Tigers set the AL record for losses in a season, with 118, breaking the mark set by the 1915 Athletics.

14) Today's schedule--

AL
Orioles (Eric DuBose) at Redsox (Tim Wakefield), 7:05
Devil Rays (Victor Zambrano) at BlueJays (Josh Towers), 7:05
Indians (Jake Westbrook) at Twins (Kenny Rogers), 8:05
Tigers (Mike Maroth) at Royals (Jose Lima), 8:05
Yankees (Jose Contreras) at Whitesox (Mark Buehrle), 8:05
Mariners (Freddy Garcia) at Angels (Scot Shields), 10:05
Rangers (Ryan Drese) at A's (Rich Harden), 10:05

NL
Phillies (Kevin Millwood) at Marlins (Dontrelle Willis), 7:05
Cubs (Kerry Wood) at Reds (Scott Randall), 7:10
Pirates (Kip Wells) at Mets (Al Leiter), 7:10
Expos (Javier Vazquez) at Braves (Shane Reynolds), 7:35
Giants (Jason Schmidt) at Astros (Wade Miller), 8:05
Cardinals (Woody Williams) at Brewers (Ben Sheets), 8:05
Diamondbacks (Brandon Webb) at Rockies (Darren Oliver), 9:05
Dodgers (Wilson Alvarez) at Padres (Jake Peavy), 10:05

15) Yesterday's HRs--

Gary Sheffield--#38
Rafael Palmeiro--#37
Alfonso Soriano--#35 & #36
Manny Ramirez--#36
Bret Boone--#34
Derrek Lee--#31
Magglio Ordonez--#29
Trot Nixon--#28
David Ortiz--#28
Eric Chavez--#28
Carlos Beltran--#24
Marquis Grissom--#19
Raul Ibanez--#18
Pedro Feliz--#14
Phil Nevin--#13
Luis Matos--#12
Julio Lugo--#12
Andres Galarraga--#12
Randy Winn--#11
Ray Durham--#8
Jack Cust--#4
Jermaine Dye--#4
A.J. Hinch--#2

16) HR leaders--

AL
1) Alex Rodriguez--47
2) Frank Thomas--41
3) Jason Giambi--39
4) Rafael Palmeiro--37*
T5) Carlos Delgado--36
T5) Manny Ramirez--36*
T5) Alfonso Soriano--36**
8) Bret Boone--34*
9) Vernon Wells--33
10) Aubrey Huff--31

NL
T1) Barry Bonds--44
T1) Jim Thome--44
3) Albert Pujols--43
T4) Javier Lopez--42
T4) Richie Sexson--42
6) Gary Sheffield--38*
T7) Jeff Bagwell--37
T7) Jim Edmonds--37
T9) Sammy Sosa--36
T9) Andruw Jones--36

**--hit 2 yesterday
*--hit 1 yesterday

17) Rafael Palmeiro watch--hit #527, is 7 behind Jimmie Foxx for 12th place.

18) Andres Galarraga tied Dale Murphy for 38th place on the all time HR list, with 398.

19) Gary Sheffield passed Norm Cash and tied Jim Thome and Matt Williams for 50th place on the all time HR list, with 378.

20) Manny Ramirez passed Alex Rodriguez into 70th place on the all time HR list, with 346.

nyy26wc · 09-23-2003, 11:30 AM

1) Barry Bonds's NL record tying streak of reaching base 58 consecutive games ended.

2) Reds SS Barry Larkin rejected a 1 year, $500,000 offer, plus incentives, from the team. It appears that this is the Reds final offer. The Reds offered to give him a ceremonial sendoff, but Larkin still hopes to play next year, somewhere, and declined.

After 0 RCAA/.745 OPS (45 G) and -27 RCAA/.672 OPS (145 G) seasons, Larkin has a .382 SLG, .345 OBA, .726 OPS, -4 RCAA in 70 games. He has a .817 career OPS, compared to his league average of .749, and 270 RCAA in 2069 games.

3) Braves MGR Bobby Cox was suspended for 2 games, for a September 11 ejection, and will start serving it today.

4) Angels P Jarrod Washburn had to leave yesterday's game, due to an irritated right ankle.

After 3.77 ERA/22 RSAA and 3.15 ERA/27 RSAA seasons, Washburn has a 4.43 ERA/-5 RSAA in 32 starts. He has a 3.96 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.58, and 53 RSAA in 139 games.

5) The Tigers called up SS Omar Infante.

Infante, who also played 18 games in 2002, has a .246 SLG, .278 OBA, .524 OPS, -15 RCAA in 65 games.

6) The Pirates will call up C J.R. House.

House was once a highly regarded prospect, but has had the past couple of seasons ruined by injuries. If Jason Kendall is traded, he still has a shot at being the catcher of the future.

7) Dodgers P Odalis Perez had to leave yesterday's game, after just 1 inning, due to a finger injury.

After 4.91 ERA/-5 RSAA and 3.00 ERA/18 RSAA seasons, Perez has a 4.52 ERA/-10 RSAA in 30 starts. He has a 4.24 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.28, and -15 RSAA in 114 games.

8) According to the Baltimore Sun, there is a good chance the Orioles will trade Jerry Hairston Jr. or Brian Roberts during the offseason.

9) A's LF Jose Guillen was able to return to the lineup, despite the broken bone in his left hand.

10) Yankees 2B Alfonso Soriano set the major league record with his 13th game leadoff HR.

Yawn.

11) The Yankees moved Mike Mussina's start back from today to tomorrow, to put him in line to start the 1st game of the Division Series.

After 3.15 ERA/34 RSAA and 4.05 ERA/8 RSAA seasons, Mussina has a 3.14 ERA/29 RSAA in 30 starts. He has a 3.51 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.59, and 301 RSAA in 385 games.

gyb13 · 09-23-2003, 12:07 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nyy26wc

8) According to the Baltimore Sun, there is a good chance the Orioles will trade Jerry Hairston Jr. or Brian Roberts during the offseason.

if they can find any takers

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09-23-2003, 11:29 AM	#1
nyy26wc NetShrine All-Century Team Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: NJ Posts: 14,584	It could be clinching day in the AL; Tigers set L record 1) Yesterday's scores-- AL Devil Rays 5, BlueJays 2 Redsox 7, Orioles 5 Whitesox 6, Yankees 3 (10) Royals 12, Tigers 6 Mariners 5, Angels 1 A's 7, Rangers 3 NL Marlins 6, Braves 3 Giants 6, Astros 3 Padres 9, Dodgers 5 2) Standings-- Code: AL EAST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK y--Yankees 97 59 .622 - 47-31 50-28 44-28 22-08 18-18 LOST 1 Redsox 92 64 .590 5 51-27 41-37 38-32 24-12 19-13 WON 2 e--BlueJays 81 75 .519 16 36-39 45-36 34-39 20-13 17-15 LOST 1 e--Orioles 69 86 .445 27 1/2 40-40 29-46 29-40 14-18 21-15 LOST 2 e--Devil Rays 61 95 .391 36 34-44 27-51 32-38 12-20 14-22 WON 1 AL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Twins 87 69 .558 - 46-33 41-36 17-15 40-30 20-16 WON 9 Royals 82 74 .526 5 39-35 43-39 12-20 45-25 16-20 WON 3 Whitesox 82 74 .526 5 50-29 32-45 20-14 39-33 13-19 WON 1 e--Indians 67 90 .427 20 1/2 38-43 29-47 13-16 35-39 13-23 LOST 1 e--Tigers 38 118 .244 49 20-57 18-61 09-27 19-51 06-26 LOST 10 AL WEST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK A's 94 63 .599 - 55-24 39-39 28-13 25-20 32-21 WON 2 Mariners 90 67 .573 4 47-31 43-36 18-23 32-13 30-23 WON 1 e--Angels 73 84 .465 21 41-36 32-48 15-30 26-15 21-32 LOST 1 e--Rangers 70 87 .446 24 43-38 27-49 22-23 21-20 23-30 LOST 2 NL EAST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK x--Braves 97 60 .618 - 53-26 44-34 37-34 27-12 23-09 LOST 1 d--Marlins 86 70 .551 10 1/2 48-27 38-43 43-27 19-20 15-17 WON 1 d--Phillies 85 71 .545 11 1/2 48-30 37-41 38-32 21-18 18-14 LOST 2 e--Expos 81 76 .516 16 52-29 29-47 35-39 18-15 19-13 WON 4 e--Mets 63 92 .406 33 32-45 31-47 26-47 15-21 17-14 LOST 8 NL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Astros 84 72 .538 - 45-30 39-42 13-17 47-33 13-15 LOST 3 Cubs 84 72 .538 - 42-36 42-36 15-15 43-35 17-13 WON 1 Cardinals 81 76 .516 3 1/2 48-33 33-43 17-13 44-38 10-17 WON 2 e--Pirates 73 83 .468 11 39-42 34-41 14-16 38-43 16-17 LOST 1 e--Reds 67 89 .429 17 33-42 34-47 13-17 33-48 14-19 WON 2 e--Brewers 66 90 .423 18 31-48 35-42 14-22 35-43 12-18 WON 1 NL WEST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK x--Giants 96 59 .619 - 54-23 42-36 14-17 22-12 50-22 WON 1 d--Dodgers 82 73 .529 14 46-35 36-38 16-16 23-13 32-37 LOST 1 d--Diamondbacks 81 75 .519 15 1/2 44-34 37-41 16-16 22-14 32-41 LOST 1 e--Rockies 71 85 .455 25 1/2 48-30 23-55 11-21 19-20 32-38 WON 1 e--Padres 62 94 .397 34 1/2 33-42 29-52 10-22 13-23 31-39 WON 1 x--clinched division title y--clinched playoff berth d--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title e--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title and from the postseason 3) Wild card standings-- Code: AL WON LOST PCT GB Redsox 92 64 .590 - Mariners 90 67 .573 2 1/2 NL WON LOST PCT GB Marlins 86 70 .551 - Phillies 85 71 .545 1 Cubs/Astros 84 72 .538 2 Dodgers 82 73 .529 3 1/2 Diamondbacks 81 75 .519 5 1/2 4) The Yankees will clinch the division title if they beat the Whitesox or the Redsox lose to the Orioles. 5) The Twins will clinch the division title if they beat the Indians, the Whitesox lose to the Yankees and the Royals lose to the Tigers. 6) The A's will clinch the division title if they beat the Rangers and the Mariners lose to the Angels. 7) The Cubs tied the Astros for 1st place in the NL Central. 8) The Diamondbacks will be mathematically eliminated from the postseason if they lose to the Rockies. 9) The Whitesox clinched a winning season. They were .500 in 2002 and prior to that, had a 2 year winning streak. 10) The Royals clinched a winning season for the first time since 1994. 11) Magic numbers-- AL East--Yankees, 1 AL Central--Twins, 2 AL West--A's, 2 AL wild card--Redsox, 4 NL East--Braves, clinched NL Central--Astros/Cubs, 7 NL West--Giants, clinched NL wild card--Marlins, 6 12) The race for the postseason seeds-- AL--The Yankees have a 3 1/2 game lead over the A's for the #1 seed. The Central champions will be the #3 seed. NL--The Giants and Braves are in a virtual tie for the #1 seed. The Giants lead in PCT. The Central champions will be the #3 seed. 13) Tigers watch-- To lose 121 games (to set a modern major league record): 3-3 Current pace: 123 losses The Tigers set the AL record for losses in a season, with 118, breaking the mark set by the 1915 Athletics. 14) Today's schedule-- AL Orioles (Eric DuBose) at Redsox (Tim Wakefield), 7:05 Devil Rays (Victor Zambrano) at BlueJays (Josh Towers), 7:05 Indians (Jake Westbrook) at Twins (Kenny Rogers), 8:05 Tigers (Mike Maroth) at Royals (Jose Lima), 8:05 Yankees (Jose Contreras) at Whitesox (Mark Buehrle), 8:05 Mariners (Freddy Garcia) at Angels (Scot Shields), 10:05 Rangers (Ryan Drese) at A's (Rich Harden), 10:05 NL Phillies (Kevin Millwood) at Marlins (Dontrelle Willis), 7:05 Cubs (Kerry Wood) at Reds (Scott Randall), 7:10 Pirates (Kip Wells) at Mets (Al Leiter), 7:10 Expos (Javier Vazquez) at Braves (Shane Reynolds), 7:35 Giants (Jason Schmidt) at Astros (Wade Miller), 8:05 Cardinals (Woody Williams) at Brewers (Ben Sheets), 8:05 Diamondbacks (Brandon Webb) at Rockies (Darren Oliver), 9:05 Dodgers (Wilson Alvarez) at Padres (Jake Peavy), 10:05 15) Yesterday's HRs-- Gary Sheffield--#38 Rafael Palmeiro--#37 Alfonso Soriano--#35 & #36 Manny Ramirez--#36 Bret Boone--#34 Derrek Lee--#31 Magglio Ordonez--#29 Trot Nixon--#28 David Ortiz--#28 Eric Chavez--#28 Carlos Beltran--#24 Marquis Grissom--#19 Raul Ibanez--#18 Pedro Feliz--#14 Phil Nevin--#13 Luis Matos--#12 Julio Lugo--#12 Andres Galarraga--#12 Randy Winn--#11 Ray Durham--#8 Jack Cust--#4 Jermaine Dye--#4 A.J. Hinch--#2 16) HR leaders-- AL 1) Alex Rodriguez--47 2) Frank Thomas--41 3) Jason Giambi--39 4) Rafael Palmeiro--37* T5) Carlos Delgado--36 T5) Manny Ramirez--36* T5) Alfonso Soriano--36** 8) Bret Boone--34* 9) Vernon Wells--33 10) Aubrey Huff--31 NL T1) Barry Bonds--44 T1) Jim Thome--44 3) Albert Pujols--43 T4) Javier Lopez--42 T4) Richie Sexson--42 6) Gary Sheffield--38* T7) Jeff Bagwell--37 T7) Jim Edmonds--37 T9) Sammy Sosa--36 T9) Andruw Jones--36 *--hit 2 yesterday --hit 1 yesterday 17) Rafael Palmeiro watch--hit #527, is 7 behind Jimmie Foxx for 12th place. 18) Andres Galarraga tied Dale Murphy for 38th place on the all time HR list, with 398. 19) Gary Sheffield passed Norm Cash and tied Jim Thome and Matt Williams for 50th place on the all time HR list, with 378. 20) Manny Ramirez passed Alex Rodriguez into 70th place on the all time HR list, with 346. __________________ Lee Creator, Complete Baseball Encyclopedia. It's powerful, yet extremely easy to use. 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09-23-2003, 11:30 AM	#2
nyy26wc NetShrine All-Century Team Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: NJ Posts: 14,584	1) Barry Bonds's NL record tying streak of reaching base 58 consecutive games ended. 2) Reds SS Barry Larkin rejected a 1 year, $500,000 offer, plus incentives, from the team. It appears that this is the Reds final offer. The Reds offered to give him a ceremonial sendoff, but Larkin still hopes to play next year, somewhere, and declined. After 0 RCAA/.745 OPS (45 G) and -27 RCAA/.672 OPS (145 G) seasons, Larkin has a .382 SLG, .345 OBA, .726 OPS, -4 RCAA in 70 games. He has a .817 career OPS, compared to his league average of .749, and 270 RCAA in 2069 games. 3) Braves MGR Bobby Cox was suspended for 2 games, for a September 11 ejection, and will start serving it today. 4) Angels P Jarrod Washburn had to leave yesterday's game, due to an irritated right ankle. After 3.77 ERA/22 RSAA and 3.15 ERA/27 RSAA seasons, Washburn has a 4.43 ERA/-5 RSAA in 32 starts. He has a 3.96 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.58, and 53 RSAA in 139 games. 5) The Tigers called up SS Omar Infante. Infante, who also played 18 games in 2002, has a .246 SLG, .278 OBA, .524 OPS, -15 RCAA in 65 games. 6) The Pirates will call up C J.R. House. House was once a highly regarded prospect, but has had the past couple of seasons ruined by injuries. If Jason Kendall is traded, he still has a shot at being the catcher of the future. 7) Dodgers P Odalis Perez had to leave yesterday's game, after just 1 inning, due to a finger injury. After 4.91 ERA/-5 RSAA and 3.00 ERA/18 RSAA seasons, Perez has a 4.52 ERA/-10 RSAA in 30 starts. He has a 4.24 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.28, and -15 RSAA in 114 games. 8) According to the Baltimore Sun, there is a good chance the Orioles will trade Jerry Hairston Jr. or Brian Roberts during the offseason. 9) A's LF Jose Guillen was able to return to the lineup, despite the broken bone in his left hand. 10) Yankees 2B Alfonso Soriano set the major league record with his 13th game leadoff HR. Yawn. 11) The Yankees moved Mike Mussina's start back from today to tomorrow, to put him in line to start the 1st game of the Division Series. After 3.15 ERA/34 RSAA and 4.05 ERA/8 RSAA seasons, Mussina has a 3.14 ERA/29 RSAA in 30 starts. He has a 3.51 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.59, and 301 RSAA in 385 games. __________________ Lee Creator, Complete Baseball Encyclopedia. It's powerful, yet extremely easy to use. Features extensive sorting and stat display options. The CBE has many features that are not available in online and printed sources. Has 2006 stats and daily update service for 2007.

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