Tigers set their team L record

nyy26wc · 09-15-2003, 11:52 AM

1) Yesterday's scores--

AL
Royals 7, Tigers 2
Orioles 5, BlueJays 3
Twins 5, Indians 3
Devil Rays 5, Yankees 2
Whitesox 7, Redsox 2
Angels 2, Mariners 1
A's 6, Rangers 5

NL
Expos 7, Mets 3
Braves 5, Marlins 4
Phillies 10, Pirates 7
Astros 4, Cardinals 1
Reds 1, Cubs 0
Giants 5, Brewers 4 (11)
Dodgers 5, Padres 2
Diamondbacks 5, Rockies 0

2) Standings--

Code:

AL EAST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Yankees          92   57  .617   -     47-31  45-26  39-27 22-07 18-18 LOST 1
Redsox           86   62  .581   5 1/2 47-26  39-36  34-31 22-11 19-13 LOST 2
e--BlueJays      76   73  .510  16     36-38  40-35  32-37 17-13 17-15 LOST 1
e--Orioles       67   81  .453  24 1/2 38-36  29-45  27-35 14-18 21-15 WON  1
e--Devil Rays    59   89  .399  32 1/2 34-41  25-48  30-32 12-20 14-22 WON  1

AL CENTRAL      WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Twins            80   69  .537   -     40-33  40-36  17-15 33-30 20-16 WON  2
Whitesox         80   69  .537   -     48-27  32-42  19-14 38-28 13-19 WON  2
Royals           76   72  .514   3 1/2 38-35  38-37  12-20 39-23 16-20 WON  2
e--Indians       65   85  .433  15 1/2 36-38  29-47  12-14 34-36 13-23 LOST 2
e--Tigers        38  110  .257  41 1/2 20-53  18-57  09-24 19-46 06-26 LOST 2

AL WEST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
A's              90   60  .600   -     53-22  37-38  28-13 25-20 28-18 WON  6
Mariners         86   63  .577   3 1/2 47-31  39-32  18-23 32-13 26-19 LOST 1
e--Angels        71   79  .473  19     40-33  31-46  15-30 26-15 19-27 WON  1
e--Rangers       65   84  .436  24 1/2 38-36  27-48  22-23 21-20 18-27 LOST 5

NL EAST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Braves           93   57  .620   -     51-24  42-33  33-31 27-12 23-09 WON  1
Marlins          83   66  .557   9 1/2 48-27  35-39  40-23 19-20 15-17 LOST 1
Phillies         82   68  .547  11     45-27  37-41  36-31 20-16 18-14 WON  1
d--Expos         76   74  .507  17     51-27  25-47  30-37 18-15 19-13 WON  1
e--Mets          63   85  .426  29     32-41  31-44  26-43 15-18 17-14 LOST 1

NL CENTRAL      WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Astros           81   68  .544   -     45-29  36-39  13-17 46-31 11-13 WON  3
Cubs             79   70  .530   2     39-36  40-34  12-15 41-33 17-13 LOST 1
Cardinals        76   74  .507   5 1/2 43-31  33-43  17-13 39-36 10-17 LOST 4
Pirates          68   80  .459  12 1/2 34-39  34-41  14-16 33-40 16-17 LOST 1
e--Reds          64   85  .430  17     33-42  31-43  11-16 32-45 14-19 WON  1
e--Brewers       64   85  .430  17     30-46  34-39  14-22 34-40 11-16 LOST 1

NL WEST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Giants           90   57  .612   -     51-22  39-35  14-17 21-12 45-20 WON  1
Dodgers          80   68  .541  10 1/2 44-31  36-37  16-16 23-13 30-32 WON  3
d--Diamondbacks  77   73  .513  14 1/2 44-34  33-39  16-16 20-13 30-40 WON  2
e--Rockies       68   82  .453  23 1/2 45-27  23-55  11-21 18-18 30-37 LOST 2
e--Padres        59   89  .399  31 1/2 32-42  27-47  10-22 13-23 28-34 LOST 3

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           86   62  .581   -    
Mariners         86   63  .577     1/2
Twins/Whitesox   80   69  .537   6 1/2

NL              WON  LOST  PCT  GB
Marlins          83   66  .557   -    
Phillies         82   68  .547   1 1/2
Dodgers          80   68  .541   2 1/2
Cubs             79   70  .530   4    
Diamondbacks     77   73  .513   6 1/2
Expos            76   74  .507   7 1/2
Cardinals        76   74  .507   7 1/2

4) The Diamondbacks were mathematically eliminated from winning the division title.

5) The Phillies clinched a winning season

6) The Rockies clinched a losing season

7) The Reds tied the Brewers for 5th place in the NL Central.

8) Magic numbers--

AL East--Yankees, 9
AL Central--Whitesox/Twins, 14
AL West--A's, 10
AL wild card--Redsox, 14

NL East--Braves, 4
NL Central--Astros, 12
NL West--Giants, 5
NL wild card--Marlins, 12

9) The race for the postseason seeds--

AL--The Yankees have a 2 1/2 game lead over the A's for the #1 seed. The A's have a 9 1/2 game lead over the Whitesox and Twins for the #2 seed.

NL--The Braves have a 1 1/2 game lead over the Giants for the #1 seed. The Giants have a 9 game lead over the Astros for the #2 seed.

10) Tigers watch--

To lose 118 games (to set an AL record): 6-8
To lose 121 games (to set a modern major league record): 3-11

Current pace: 120 losses

The Tigers set a team record with their 110th loss, breaking the mark of 109, set in 1996.

11) Today's schedule--

AL
Royals (Brian Anderson) at Tigers (Gary Knotts), 7:05
Twins (Johan Santana) at Indians (Jason Davis), 7:05
Yankees (Andy Pettitte) at Orioles (Rodrigo Lopez), 7:05
Devil Rays (Jorge Sosa) at Redsox (Derek Lowe), 7:05
Mariners (Joel Pineiro) at Rangers (Colby Lewis), 8:05
A's (Ted Lilly) at Angels (Ramon Ortiz), 10:05

NL
Braves (Horacio Ramirez) at Expos (Livan Hernandez), 7:05
Reds (Todd Van Poppel) at Pirates (Ryan Vogelsong), 7:05
Mets (Jeremy Griffiths) at Cubs (Matt Clement), 8:05
Brewers (Wes Obermueller) at Cardinals (Brett Tomko), 8:10
Padres (Brian Lawrence) at Giants (Kirk Rueter), 10:15

12) Yesterday's HRs--

Alex Rodriguez--#43
Gary Sheffield--#36
Manny Ramirez--#33
Carlos Lee--#30
Derrek Lee--#30
Jeromy Burnitz--#28
Hank Blalock--#26
Miguel Tejada--#26
Vladimir Guerrero--#24
Jody Gerut--#22
Jay Gibbons--#22
Raul Mondesi--#22
Ramon Hernandez--#21
Josh Phelps--#20
Rondell White--#19
Jose Cruz Jr.--#19
Brian Giles--#18
Mike Cameron--#17
Craig Wilson--#17
Travis Hafner--#12
Robin Ventura--#12
Doug Mientkiewicz--#11
Rocco Baldelli--#10
Derek Jeter--#10
David Ross--#8 & #9
Sean Burroughs--#6
Sandy Alomar Jr.--#5
Brady Clark--#5
Carlos Rivera--#2
Andres Torres--#1
J.J. Davis--#1

11) HR leaders--

AL
1) Alex Rodriguez--43*
2) Frank Thomas--40
3) Jason Giambi--38
4) Carlos Delgado--35
5) Rafael Palmeiro--34
T6) Manny Ramirez--33*
T6) Bret Boone--33
8) Vernon Wells--31
T9) Aubrey Huff--30
T9) Carlos Lee--30*

NL
T1) Barry Bonds--41
T1) Albert Pujols--41
T3) Jim Thome--40
T3) Javier Lopez--40
T3) Richie Sexson--40
T6) Gary Sheffield--36*
T6) Jim Edmonds--36
8) Jeff Bagwell--35
T9) Sammy Sosa--34
T9) Andruw Jones--34
T9) Preston Wilson--34

*--hit 1 yesterday

12) Gary Sheffield tied Carlton Fisk for 52nd place on the all time HR list, with 376.

13) Manny Ramirez passed Ron Santo into 70th place on the all time HR list, with 343.

14) Alex Rodriguez passed Jack Clark into 72nd place on the all time HR list, with 341.

15) Whitesox LF Carlos Lee reached 30 HR for the 1st time.

Lee also left yesterday's game, after twisting his left foot, and expects to be able to be in the lineup tomorrow (they are off today). After -3 RCAA/.789 OPS and 17 RCAA/.843 OPS seasons, Lee is hitting .512 SLG, .337 OBA, .849 OPS, 15 RCAA in 145 games. He has a .818 career OPS, compared to his league average of .773, and 24 RCAA in 714 games.

16) Marlins 1B Derrek Lee reached 30 HR for the 1st time.

After 8 RCAA/.820 OPS and 29 RCAA./872 OPS seasons, Lee is hitting .505 SLG, .374 OBA, .879 OPS, 30 RCAA in 143 games. He has a .818 career OPS, compared to his league average of .776, and 58 RCAA in 854 games.

nyy26wc · 09-15-2003, 11:52 AM

1) Redsox SS Nomar Garciaparra was scratched from yesterday's lineup, due to an upper respiratory ailment and flulike symptoms. He may be able to return to the lineup today.

Garciaparra could have his 5th 30+ RCAA in his past 5 healthy seasons (6 years overall). He's off to a .532 SLG, .349 OBA, .881 OPS, 27 RCAA start in 143 games. Garciaparra has a .928 career OPS, compared to his league average of .773, and 244 RCAA in 915 games.

2) Devil Rays RF Aubrey Huff tied the team's single season record for hits, with 181, tying the mark set by Randy Winn, in 2020.

Huff's also set the team records for TB (319), EBH (78), IBB (16) and 2B (46).

3) A's LF Jose Guillen had to leave yesterday's game, due to a strained left wrist. He'll return to Oakland for a thorough exam and could be out for a few days.

4) Expos RF Vladimir Guerrero hit for the cycle.

After 22 RCAA/.943 OPS and 61 RCAA/1.010 OPS seasons, Guerrero is hitting .601 SLG, .426 OBA, 1.027 OPS, 29 RCAA in 100 games. He has a .979 career OPS, compared to his league average of .777, and 262 RCAA in 992 games.

5) The A's called up 1B Graham Koonce, 2B Esteban German, INF-OF Jason Grabowski, OF Mike Edwards, C Mark Johnson and P Jeremy Fikac, moved P Micah Bowie from the 15 to the 60 day DL and designated minor league P Roy Smith for assignment.

German had -2 RCAA/.500 OPS in 9 games with the 2002 A's.

Grabowski has 2 RCAA/.900 OPS in 8 career games, including 0 for 4 in 4 games in 2003.

After -6 RCAA/.720 OPS and -17 RCAA/.590 OPS seasons with the Whitesox, Johnson has a .154 SLG, .226 OBA, .380 OPS, -3 RCAA in 12 games. He has a .636 career OPS, compared to his league average of .774, and -50 RCAA in 314 games.

6) Diamondbacks RF Raul Mondesi had to leave yesterday's game, due to a mildly sprained ankle, and is day to day.

After -2 RCAA/.794 OPS and -6 RCAA/.740 OPS seasons, Mondesi is hitting .485 SLG, .347 OBA, .832 OPS, 12 RCAA in 137 games (first 98 with the Yankees). He has a .824 career OPS, compared to his league average of .769, and 131 RCAA in 1444 games.

7) According to the Chicago Tribune, the Whitesox may be close to giving 2B Roberto Alomar a contract extension.

8) A MRI on Marlins P Brad Penny’s elbow showed no damage to his damage and he’s expected to be able to start on Saturday.

9) Braves LF Chipper Jones missed yesterday's game, due to a sore left big toe.

After 65 RCAA/.1.032 OPS and 55 RCAA/.972 OPS seasons, Jones is hitting .507 SLG, .396 OBA, .903 OPS, 35 RCAA in 141 games. He has a .944 career OPS, compared to his league average of .773, and 410 RCAA in 1393 games.

gyb13 · 09-15-2003, 01:54 PM

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Originally Posted by nyy26wc

2) Devil Rays RF Aubrey Huff tied the team's single season record for hits, with 181, tying the mark set by Randy Winn, in 2020.

In other news, the 2004 version of Lee's Sabermetric Baseball Encyclopedia is also forecasting a World Series championship for the Portland Beavers in 2025.

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nyy26wc NetShrine All-Century Team Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: NJ Posts: 14,584	Tigers set their team L record 1) Yesterday's scores-- AL Royals 7, Tigers 2 Orioles 5, BlueJays 3 Twins 5, Indians 3 Devil Rays 5, Yankees 2 Whitesox 7, Redsox 2 Angels 2, Mariners 1 A's 6, Rangers 5 NL Expos 7, Mets 3 Braves 5, Marlins 4 Phillies 10, Pirates 7 Astros 4, Cardinals 1 Reds 1, Cubs 0 Giants 5, Brewers 4 (11) Dodgers 5, Padres 2 Diamondbacks 5, Rockies 0 2) Standings-- Code: AL EAST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Yankees 92 57 .617 - 47-31 45-26 39-27 22-07 18-18 LOST 1 Redsox 86 62 .581 5 1/2 47-26 39-36 34-31 22-11 19-13 LOST 2 e--BlueJays 76 73 .510 16 36-38 40-35 32-37 17-13 17-15 LOST 1 e--Orioles 67 81 .453 24 1/2 38-36 29-45 27-35 14-18 21-15 WON 1 e--Devil Rays 59 89 .399 32 1/2 34-41 25-48 30-32 12-20 14-22 WON 1 AL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Twins 80 69 .537 - 40-33 40-36 17-15 33-30 20-16 WON 2 Whitesox 80 69 .537 - 48-27 32-42 19-14 38-28 13-19 WON 2 Royals 76 72 .514 3 1/2 38-35 38-37 12-20 39-23 16-20 WON 2 e--Indians 65 85 .433 15 1/2 36-38 29-47 12-14 34-36 13-23 LOST 2 e--Tigers 38 110 .257 41 1/2 20-53 18-57 09-24 19-46 06-26 LOST 2 AL WEST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK A's 90 60 .600 - 53-22 37-38 28-13 25-20 28-18 WON 6 Mariners 86 63 .577 3 1/2 47-31 39-32 18-23 32-13 26-19 LOST 1 e--Angels 71 79 .473 19 40-33 31-46 15-30 26-15 19-27 WON 1 e--Rangers 65 84 .436 24 1/2 38-36 27-48 22-23 21-20 18-27 LOST 5 NL EAST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Braves 93 57 .620 - 51-24 42-33 33-31 27-12 23-09 WON 1 Marlins 83 66 .557 9 1/2 48-27 35-39 40-23 19-20 15-17 LOST 1 Phillies 82 68 .547 11 45-27 37-41 36-31 20-16 18-14 WON 1 d--Expos 76 74 .507 17 51-27 25-47 30-37 18-15 19-13 WON 1 e--Mets 63 85 .426 29 32-41 31-44 26-43 15-18 17-14 LOST 1 NL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Astros 81 68 .544 - 45-29 36-39 13-17 46-31 11-13 WON 3 Cubs 79 70 .530 2 39-36 40-34 12-15 41-33 17-13 LOST 1 Cardinals 76 74 .507 5 1/2 43-31 33-43 17-13 39-36 10-17 LOST 4 Pirates 68 80 .459 12 1/2 34-39 34-41 14-16 33-40 16-17 LOST 1 e--Reds 64 85 .430 17 33-42 31-43 11-16 32-45 14-19 WON 1 e--Brewers 64 85 .430 17 30-46 34-39 14-22 34-40 11-16 LOST 1 NL WEST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Giants 90 57 .612 - 51-22 39-35 14-17 21-12 45-20 WON 1 Dodgers 80 68 .541 10 1/2 44-31 36-37 16-16 23-13 30-32 WON 3 d--Diamondbacks 77 73 .513 14 1/2 44-34 33-39 16-16 20-13 30-40 WON 2 e--Rockies 68 82 .453 23 1/2 45-27 23-55 11-21 18-18 30-37 LOST 2 e--Padres 59 89 .399 31 1/2 32-42 27-47 10-22 13-23 28-34 LOST 3 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 86 62 .581 - Mariners 86 63 .577 1/2 Twins/Whitesox 80 69 .537 6 1/2 NL WON LOST PCT GB Marlins 83 66 .557 - Phillies 82 68 .547 1 1/2 Dodgers 80 68 .541 2 1/2 Cubs 79 70 .530 4 Diamondbacks 77 73 .513 6 1/2 Expos 76 74 .507 7 1/2 Cardinals 76 74 .507 7 1/2 4) The Diamondbacks were mathematically eliminated from winning the division title. 5) The Phillies clinched a winning season 6) The Rockies clinched a losing season 7) The Reds tied the Brewers for 5th place in the NL Central. 8) Magic numbers-- AL East--Yankees, 9 AL Central--Whitesox/Twins, 14 AL West--A's, 10 AL wild card--Redsox, 14 NL East--Braves, 4 NL Central--Astros, 12 NL West--Giants, 5 NL wild card--Marlins, 12 9) The race for the postseason seeds-- AL--The Yankees have a 2 1/2 game lead over the A's for the #1 seed. The A's have a 9 1/2 game lead over the Whitesox and Twins for the #2 seed. NL--The Braves have a 1 1/2 game lead over the Giants for the #1 seed. The Giants have a 9 game lead over the Astros for the #2 seed. 10) Tigers watch-- To lose 118 games (to set an AL record): 6-8 To lose 121 games (to set a modern major league record): 3-11 Current pace: 120 losses The Tigers set a team record with their 110th loss, breaking the mark of 109, set in 1996. 11) Today's schedule-- AL Royals (Brian Anderson) at Tigers (Gary Knotts), 7:05 Twins (Johan Santana) at Indians (Jason Davis), 7:05 Yankees (Andy Pettitte) at Orioles (Rodrigo Lopez), 7:05 Devil Rays (Jorge Sosa) at Redsox (Derek Lowe), 7:05 Mariners (Joel Pineiro) at Rangers (Colby Lewis), 8:05 A's (Ted Lilly) at Angels (Ramon Ortiz), 10:05 NL Braves (Horacio Ramirez) at Expos (Livan Hernandez), 7:05 Reds (Todd Van Poppel) at Pirates (Ryan Vogelsong), 7:05 Mets (Jeremy Griffiths) at Cubs (Matt Clement), 8:05 Brewers (Wes Obermueller) at Cardinals (Brett Tomko), 8:10 Padres (Brian Lawrence) at Giants (Kirk Rueter), 10:15 12) Yesterday's HRs-- Alex Rodriguez--#43 Gary Sheffield--#36 Manny Ramirez--#33 Carlos Lee--#30 Derrek Lee--#30 Jeromy Burnitz--#28 Hank Blalock--#26 Miguel Tejada--#26 Vladimir Guerrero--#24 Jody Gerut--#22 Jay Gibbons--#22 Raul Mondesi--#22 Ramon Hernandez--#21 Josh Phelps--#20 Rondell White--#19 Jose Cruz Jr.--#19 Brian Giles--#18 Mike Cameron--#17 Craig Wilson--#17 Travis Hafner--#12 Robin Ventura--#12 Doug Mientkiewicz--#11 Rocco Baldelli--#10 Derek Jeter--#10 David Ross--#8 & #9 Sean Burroughs--#6 Sandy Alomar Jr.--#5 Brady Clark--#5 Carlos Rivera--#2 Andres Torres--#1 J.J. Davis--#1 11) HR leaders-- AL 1) Alex Rodriguez--43* 2) Frank Thomas--40 3) Jason Giambi--38 4) Carlos Delgado--35 5) Rafael Palmeiro--34 T6) Manny Ramirez--33* T6) Bret Boone--33 8) Vernon Wells--31 T9) Aubrey Huff--30 T9) Carlos Lee--30* NL T1) Barry Bonds--41 T1) Albert Pujols--41 T3) Jim Thome--40 T3) Javier Lopez--40 T3) Richie Sexson--40 T6) Gary Sheffield--36* T6) Jim Edmonds--36 8) Jeff Bagwell--35 T9) Sammy Sosa--34 T9) Andruw Jones--34 T9) Preston Wilson--34 *--hit 1 yesterday 12) Gary Sheffield tied Carlton Fisk for 52nd place on the all time HR list, with 376. 13) Manny Ramirez passed Ron Santo into 70th place on the all time HR list, with 343. 14) Alex Rodriguez passed Jack Clark into 72nd place on the all time HR list, with 341. 15) Whitesox LF Carlos Lee reached 30 HR for the 1st time. Lee also left yesterday's game, after twisting his left foot, and expects to be able to be in the lineup tomorrow (they are off today). After -3 RCAA/.789 OPS and 17 RCAA/.843 OPS seasons, Lee is hitting .512 SLG, .337 OBA, .849 OPS, 15 RCAA in 145 games. He has a .818 career OPS, compared to his league average of .773, and 24 RCAA in 714 games. 16) Marlins 1B Derrek Lee reached 30 HR for the 1st time. After 8 RCAA/.820 OPS and 29 RCAA./872 OPS seasons, Lee is hitting .505 SLG, .374 OBA, .879 OPS, 30 RCAA in 143 games. He has a .818 career OPS, compared to his league average of .776, and 58 RCAA in 854 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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