ATM report--A's-Angels series starts tonight; Ishii injury

nyy26wc · 09-09-2002, 01:35 PM

1) Yesterday's games--

AL
BlueJays 9, Redsox 4
Yankees 6, Tigers 4
Devil Rays 6, Rangers 3
Angels 6, Orioles 2
Whitesox 7, Indians 6
Mariners 16, Royals 9 (11)
A's 6, Twins 0

NL
Expos 7, Braves 0
Mets 11, Phillies 3
Marlins 11, Pirates 1
Reds 5, Brewers 4
Cardinals 3, Cubs 1
Padres 9, Rockies 4
Giants 3, Diamondbacks 1
Astros 6, Dodgers 2

2) Standings--

Code:

AL EAST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Yankees          89   53  .627   -     45-25  44-28  36-26 25-05 17-15 WON  1
Redsox           79   62  .560   9 1/2 37-34  42-28  40-22 16-13 18-14 LOST 1
e--Orioles       64   77  .454  24 1/2 33-37  31-40  23-32 18-14 14-22 LOST 4
e--BlueJays      63   80  .441  26 1/2 34-38  29-42  32-31 10-16 12-24 WON  1
e--Devil Rays    48   94  .338  41     26-45  22-49  18-38 13-19 10-26 WON  1

AL CENTRAL      WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Twins            82   61  .573   -     46-26  36-35  15-17 38-19 19-17 LOST 2
Whitesox         69   74  .483  13     40-32  29-42  14-12 32-31 15-21 WON  1
Indians          64   78  .451  17 1/2 34-37  30-41  17-12 29-34 12-20 LOST 1
e--Royals        55   87  .387  26 1/2 33-38  22-49  10-22 26-30 14-22 LOST 6
e--Tigers        52   91  .364  30     31-40  21-51  11-19 26-37 09-23 LOST 1

AL WEST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
A's              90   52  .634   -     46-25  44-27  23-22 32-09 19-19 WON  2
Angels           88   54  .620   2     46-25  42-29  28-13 30-15 19-19 WON  10
Mariners         84   58  .592   6     41-30  43-28  25-20 23-18 25-13 WON  3
e--Rangers       65   77  .458  25     36-35  29-42  25-16 18-27 13-25 LOST 1

NL EAST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
y--Braves        90   51  .638   -     47-24  43-27  36-20 24-12 15-16 LOST 1
Phillies         70   72  .493  20 1/2 35-35  35-37  29-33 17-13 14-18 LOST 3
d--Expos         70   73  .490  21     42-29  28-44  28-35 17-13 13-19 WON  1
d--Marlins       69   73  .486  21 1/2 42-29  27-44  26-30 18-18 15-17 WON  1
d--Mets          67   74  .475  23     33-38  34-36  30-31 17-13 10-22 WON  6

NL CENTRAL      WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Cardinals        81   61  .570   -     44-27  37-34  11-19 47-29 15-09 WON  5
Astros           76   67  .531   5 1/2 41-30  35-37  16-14 43-34 12-12 WON  2
Reds             69   73  .486  12     34-37  35-36  12-12 41-35 14-16 WON  1
Pirates          63   80  .441  18 1/2 32-39  31-41  13-11 37-40 10-20 LOST 1
e--Cubs          60   83  .420  21 1/2 32-40  28-43  10-14 31-46 13-17 LOST 3
e--Brewers       51   92  .357  30 1/2 29-43  22-49  07-23 31-46 11-13 LOST 1

NL WEST         WON  LOST  PCT  GB      HOME   ROAD   EAST  CENT  WEST STREAK
Diamondbacks     87   56  .608   -     46-25  41-31  21-11 21-09 34-29 LOST 3
Dodgers          82   60  .577   4 1/2 40-31  42-29  20-12 20-16 30-26 LOST 2
Giants           81   61  .570   5 1/2 42-29  39-32  17-14 17-13 39-24 WON  3
e--Rockies       65   78  .455  22     41-30  24-48  18-14 16-14 24-39 LOST 1
e--Padres        61   82  .427  26     38-35  23-47  16-16 13-23 24-33 WON  1

y--clinched a tie for the division title
d--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title
e--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title and the postseason

3) Wild card standings--

Code:

AL              WON  LOST  GB
Angels           88   54    -
Mariners         84   58    4
Redsox           79   62    8 1/2

NL              WON  LOST  GB
Dodgers          82   60    -
Giants           81   61    1
Astros           76   67    6 1/2

4) The Braves will clinch the NL East title if the Phillies lose to the Mets. They clinched a tie for the division title yesterday.

5) The Pirates will be mathematically eliminated from winning the division title and from the postseason if they lose to the Reds and the Cardinals beat the Brewers.

6) The Rockies were mathematically eliminated from the postseason.

7) Magic numbers--

AL East--Yankees, 12
AL Central--Twins, 7
AL West--A's, 19
AL wild card--Angels, 17

NL East--Braves, 1
NL Central--Cardinals, 15
NL West--Diamondbacks, 16
NL wild card--Dodgers, 20

8) Race for the postseason seeds--

AL--The A's lead the Yankees by 1 game for the #1 seed. They lead the Twins by 7 1/2 games for the #2 seed.

NL--The Braves lead the Diamondbacks by 4 games for the #1 seed. The Diamondbacks lead the Cardinals by 5 1/2 games for the #2 seed.

NOTE--Comparisons are just between division leaders.

9) Today's schedule--

AL
BlueJays (Pete Walker) at Indians (Jaret Wright), 7:05
Redsox (Derek Lowe) at Devil Rays (Tanyon Sturtze), 7:15
Whitesox (Dan Wright) at Royals (Paul Byrd), 8:05
Tigers (Mike Maroth) at Twins (Rick Reed), 8:05
Mariners (Jamie Moyer) at Rangers (Aaron Myette), 8:05
A's (Tim Hudson) at Angels (Kevin Appier), 10:05

NL
Mets (Mike Bacsik) at Phillies (Hector Mercado), 7:05
Pirates (Salomon Torres) at Reds (Ryan Dempster), 7:10
Expos (Tony Armas Jr.) at Cubs (Matt Clement), 8:05
Rockies (Mike Hampton) at Astros (Peter Munro), 8:05
Cardinals (Woody Williams) at Brewers (Ben Diggins), 8:05
Padres (Brett Tomko) at Diamondbacks (Randy Johnson), 9:35
Dodgers (Odalis Perez) at Giants (Livan Hernandez), 10:15

10) Yesterday's HRs--

Alex Rodriguez--#51
Barry Bonds--#42
Rafael Palmeiro--#39
Lance Berkman--#39
Jason Giambi--#36
Pat Burrell--#35
Miguel Tejada--#31
Ryan Klesko--#26 & #27
Cliff Floyd--#26 (#5 in AL)
Troy Glaus--#23 & #24
Frank Thomas--#24
Derrek Lee--#24
Mike Cameron--#22
John Olerud--#21
Mike Sweeney--#21
Vernon Wells--#19
Derek Jeter--#17
Ben Grieve--#17
Edgar Martinez--#13
Rondell White--#13
Craig Biggio--#13
Karim Garcia--#11
Tom Lampkin--#9
Todd Walker--#9
Ben Davis--#6
Adam Piatt--#5
Jose Guillen--#5
Vance Wilson--=#5
Ty Wigginton--#5
Bengie Molina--#4
Bill Selby--#4
Brent Mayne--#4
Brian Hunter--#2
Hee Seop Choi--#1
Wilson Delgado--#1

11) HR leaders--

AL
1) Alex Rodriguez--51*
2) Jim Thome--43
3) Rafael Palmeiro--39*
4) Jason Giambi--36*
5) Alfonso Soriano--35
6) Magglio Ordonez--32
T7) Eric Chavez--31
T7) Miguel Tejada--31*
9) Tony Batista--28
T10) Ellis Burks--27
T10) Torii Hunter--27

NL
1) Sammy Sosa--44
2) Barry Bonds--42*
3) Shawn Green--40
4) Lance Berkman--39*
5) Vladimir Guerrero--36
6) Pat Burrell--35*
7) Brian Giles--34
8) Jeff Kent--33
9) Albert Pujols--32
10) Andruw Jones--29

*--hit 1 yesterday

12) Barry Bonds watch--hit #609, is 146 behind Aaron's record.

OBA--.570, on pace for a new record; current record--.553, Ted Williams, 1941
SLG--.808, on pace for #4 all time; record--.863, Barry Bonds, 2001
OPS--1.378, currently #3 all time; record--1.379, Babe Ruth, 1920 or Barry Bonds, 2001*
RCAA--142, currently #6 all time, on pace for 162 which would rank #3; record--173, Barry Bonds, 2001
pursuit of Gehrig for 4th place on the career RCAA list--trails Gehrig by 17
BB--164, currently #3 all time, on pace for 187, which would be a new record; current record--177, Barry Bonds, 2001

13) Alex Rodriguez passed Jimmy Wynn and tied Rusty Staub for 99th place on the all time HR list, with 292.

nyy26wc · 09-09-2002, 01:35 PM

1) Dodgers P Kazuhisa Ishii had to leave yesterday's game, after being hit in the head by a line drive off Brian Hunter's bat. Ishii suffered a small skull fracture and was hospitalized overnight for observations. According to MGR Jim Tracy, Ishii is out indefinitely.

Ishii, a 28 year old American rookie, is off to a 4.27 ERA/-9 RSAA start in his first 28 starts.

2) The Mets called up P Jason Middlebrook.

2) The Rangers set the major league record by homering in their 26th consecutive game.

3) The Whitesox released SS Royce Clayton.

After -38 RCAA/.685 OPS and -20 RCAA/.708 OPS the past 2 years, Clayton's off to a .365 SLG, .295 OBA, .661 OPS, -17 RCAA start in his first 112 games. He has a .683 career OPS, compared to his league average of .764, and -203 RCAA in 1459 games.

4) Phillies LF Jeremy Giambi had to leave yesterday's game, due to a strained right hamstring.

After -3 RCAA/.761 OPS and 14 RCAA/.841 OPS the past 2 years, Giambi's off to a .507 SLG, .415 OBA, .922 OPS, 27 RCAA start in his first 116 games (first 42 with the A's). He has a .818 career OPS, compared to his league average of .775, and 33 RCAA in 452 games.

5) Giants RF Reggie Sanders says he'd like to stay with the team, but wants a multi year contract. The Giants and Sanders have mutual options for next year.

6) The Pirates released P Sean Lowe.

After 5.48 ERA/-2 RSAA and 3.61 ERA/-14 RSAA with the Whitesox the past 2 years, Lowe's off to a 5.35 ERA/-7 RSAA start in his first 43 games (1 start). He has a 4.70 career ERA, compared to his league average of 4.58, and 0 RSAA in 212 games.

7) Twins SS Cristian Guzman missed yesterday's game, due to a sore shoulder.

After -35 RCAA/.687 OPS and 10 RCAA/.814 OPS the past 2 years, Guzman's off to a .376 SLG, .289 OBA, .665 OPS, -27 RCAA start in his first 537 games. He has a .682 career OPS, compared to his league average of .777, and -95 RCAA in 537 games.

Guzman's career OBA is .042 below the league average, which is a new Minnesota Twins record (MIN: 2000 PA)--

Code:

OBA                             DIFF   PLAYER   LEAGUE   
1    Cristian Guzman           -.042     .299     .341   
2    Pat Meares                -.042     .301     .343   
3    Tim Laudner               -.036     .292     .328   
4    Greg Gagne                -.036     .292     .328   
5    Danny Thompson            -.035     .289     .324   
6    Ron Coomer                -.031     .315     .345   
7    Denny Hocking             -.030     .312     .342   
8    Zoilo Versalles           -.025     .299     .324   
9    Gary Gaetti               -.021     .307     .328   
10   Mickey Hatcher            -.012     .315     .326

Walter Johnson (-.066) and George McBride (-.043) had worst figures when the franchise was the Washington Senators.

8) The Rangers signed 3B Herbert Perry to a 2 year contract extension.

After -2 RCAA/.818 OPS and -8 RCAA/.736 OPS the past 2 years, Perry's off to a .475 SLG, .327 OBA, .803 OPS, -9 RCAA start in his first 117 games. He has a .782 career OPS, compared to his league average of .775, and -28 RCAA in 454 games.

9) Mets C Mike Piazza missed yesterday's game, due to a groin injury suffered when he was hit by a foul tip on Saturday.

After 47 RCAA/1.012 OPS and 34 RCAA/.957 OPS the past 2 years, Piazza's off to a .514 SLG, .353 OBA, .867 OPS, 7 RCAA start in his first 118 games. He has a .961 career OPS, compared to his league average of .770, and 417 RCAA in 1376 games.

Piazza is no longer on pace for his 10th consecutive year with a .900+ OPS. Only 4 other catchers have done in consecutive years--

Code:

1    Mike Piazza              1993-01    9   
2    Mickey Cochrane          1930-33    4   
3    Bill Dickey              1937-39    3   
T4   Roy Campanella           1950-51    2   
T4   Todd Hundley             1996-97    2

poorme · 09-09-2002, 01:37 PM

Should it be American rookie or American-rookie? Just curious.

Max Power · 09-09-2002, 02:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by poorme
Should it be American rookie or American-rookie? Just curious.

Actually, "MLB Debutant" probably fits best............

VNV Nation · 09-09-2002, 02:47 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by poorme
Should it be American rookie or American-rookie? Just curious.

I would hyphenate 28-year-old but not American rookie.

poorme · 09-09-2002, 03:04 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by VNV Nation
I would hyphenate 28-year-old but not American rookie.

I was suggesting that "American" modify rookie as opposed to 28 year old.

I think I would have gone with Max's wording.

VNV Nation · 09-09-2002, 03:08 PM

oh, sorry. good point. yeah he's not really American is he.

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09-09-2002, 01:35 PM	#1
nyy26wc NetShrine All-Century Team Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: NJ Posts: 14,584	ATM report--A's-Angels series starts tonight; Ishii injury 1) Yesterday's games-- AL BlueJays 9, Redsox 4 Yankees 6, Tigers 4 Devil Rays 6, Rangers 3 Angels 6, Orioles 2 Whitesox 7, Indians 6 Mariners 16, Royals 9 (11) A's 6, Twins 0 NL Expos 7, Braves 0 Mets 11, Phillies 3 Marlins 11, Pirates 1 Reds 5, Brewers 4 Cardinals 3, Cubs 1 Padres 9, Rockies 4 Giants 3, Diamondbacks 1 Astros 6, Dodgers 2 2) Standings-- Code: AL EAST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Yankees 89 53 .627 - 45-25 44-28 36-26 25-05 17-15 WON 1 Redsox 79 62 .560 9 1/2 37-34 42-28 40-22 16-13 18-14 LOST 1 e--Orioles 64 77 .454 24 1/2 33-37 31-40 23-32 18-14 14-22 LOST 4 e--BlueJays 63 80 .441 26 1/2 34-38 29-42 32-31 10-16 12-24 WON 1 e--Devil Rays 48 94 .338 41 26-45 22-49 18-38 13-19 10-26 WON 1 AL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Twins 82 61 .573 - 46-26 36-35 15-17 38-19 19-17 LOST 2 Whitesox 69 74 .483 13 40-32 29-42 14-12 32-31 15-21 WON 1 Indians 64 78 .451 17 1/2 34-37 30-41 17-12 29-34 12-20 LOST 1 e--Royals 55 87 .387 26 1/2 33-38 22-49 10-22 26-30 14-22 LOST 6 e--Tigers 52 91 .364 30 31-40 21-51 11-19 26-37 09-23 LOST 1 AL WEST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK A's 90 52 .634 - 46-25 44-27 23-22 32-09 19-19 WON 2 Angels 88 54 .620 2 46-25 42-29 28-13 30-15 19-19 WON 10 Mariners 84 58 .592 6 41-30 43-28 25-20 23-18 25-13 WON 3 e--Rangers 65 77 .458 25 36-35 29-42 25-16 18-27 13-25 LOST 1 NL EAST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK y--Braves 90 51 .638 - 47-24 43-27 36-20 24-12 15-16 LOST 1 Phillies 70 72 .493 20 1/2 35-35 35-37 29-33 17-13 14-18 LOST 3 d--Expos 70 73 .490 21 42-29 28-44 28-35 17-13 13-19 WON 1 d--Marlins 69 73 .486 21 1/2 42-29 27-44 26-30 18-18 15-17 WON 1 d--Mets 67 74 .475 23 33-38 34-36 30-31 17-13 10-22 WON 6 NL CENTRAL WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Cardinals 81 61 .570 - 44-27 37-34 11-19 47-29 15-09 WON 5 Astros 76 67 .531 5 1/2 41-30 35-37 16-14 43-34 12-12 WON 2 Reds 69 73 .486 12 34-37 35-36 12-12 41-35 14-16 WON 1 Pirates 63 80 .441 18 1/2 32-39 31-41 13-11 37-40 10-20 LOST 1 e--Cubs 60 83 .420 21 1/2 32-40 28-43 10-14 31-46 13-17 LOST 3 e--Brewers 51 92 .357 30 1/2 29-43 22-49 07-23 31-46 11-13 LOST 1 NL WEST WON LOST PCT GB HOME ROAD EAST CENT WEST STREAK Diamondbacks 87 56 .608 - 46-25 41-31 21-11 21-09 34-29 LOST 3 Dodgers 82 60 .577 4 1/2 40-31 42-29 20-12 20-16 30-26 LOST 2 Giants 81 61 .570 5 1/2 42-29 39-32 17-14 17-13 39-24 WON 3 e--Rockies 65 78 .455 22 41-30 24-48 18-14 16-14 24-39 LOST 1 e--Padres 61 82 .427 26 38-35 23-47 16-16 13-23 24-33 WON 1 y--clinched a tie for the division title d--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title e--mathematically eliminated from winning the division title and the postseason 3) Wild card standings-- Code: AL WON LOST GB Angels 88 54 - Mariners 84 58 4 Redsox 79 62 8 1/2 NL WON LOST GB Dodgers 82 60 - Giants 81 61 1 Astros 76 67 6 1/2 4) The Braves will clinch the NL East title if the Phillies lose to the Mets. They clinched a tie for the division title yesterday. 5) The Pirates will be mathematically eliminated from winning the division title and from the postseason if they lose to the Reds and the Cardinals beat the Brewers. 6) The Rockies were mathematically eliminated from the postseason. 7) Magic numbers-- AL East--Yankees, 12 AL Central--Twins, 7 AL West--A's, 19 AL wild card--Angels, 17 NL East--Braves, 1 NL Central--Cardinals, 15 NL West--Diamondbacks, 16 NL wild card--Dodgers, 20 8) Race for the postseason seeds-- AL--The A's lead the Yankees by 1 game for the #1 seed. They lead the Twins by 7 1/2 games for the #2 seed. NL--The Braves lead the Diamondbacks by 4 games for the #1 seed. The Diamondbacks lead the Cardinals by 5 1/2 games for the #2 seed. NOTE--Comparisons are just between division leaders. 9) Today's schedule-- AL BlueJays (Pete Walker) at Indians (Jaret Wright), 7:05 Redsox (Derek Lowe) at Devil Rays (Tanyon Sturtze), 7:15 Whitesox (Dan Wright) at Royals (Paul Byrd), 8:05 Tigers (Mike Maroth) at Twins (Rick Reed), 8:05 Mariners (Jamie Moyer) at Rangers (Aaron Myette), 8:05 A's (Tim Hudson) at Angels (Kevin Appier), 10:05 NL Mets (Mike Bacsik) at Phillies (Hector Mercado), 7:05 Pirates (Salomon Torres) at Reds (Ryan Dempster), 7:10 Expos (Tony Armas Jr.) at Cubs (Matt Clement), 8:05 Rockies (Mike Hampton) at Astros (Peter Munro), 8:05 Cardinals (Woody Williams) at Brewers (Ben Diggins), 8:05 Padres (Brett Tomko) at Diamondbacks (Randy Johnson), 9:35 Dodgers (Odalis Perez) at Giants (Livan Hernandez), 10:15 10) Yesterday's HRs-- Alex Rodriguez--#51 Barry Bonds--#42 Rafael Palmeiro--#39 Lance Berkman--#39 Jason Giambi--#36 Pat Burrell--#35 Miguel Tejada--#31 Ryan Klesko--#26 & #27 Cliff Floyd--#26 (#5 in AL) Troy Glaus--#23 & #24 Frank Thomas--#24 Derrek Lee--#24 Mike Cameron--#22 John Olerud--#21 Mike Sweeney--#21 Vernon Wells--#19 Derek Jeter--#17 Ben Grieve--#17 Edgar Martinez--#13 Rondell White--#13 Craig Biggio--#13 Karim Garcia--#11 Tom Lampkin--#9 Todd Walker--#9 Ben Davis--#6 Adam Piatt--#5 Jose Guillen--#5 Vance Wilson--=#5 Ty Wigginton--#5 Bengie Molina--#4 Bill Selby--#4 Brent Mayne--#4 Brian Hunter--#2 Hee Seop Choi--#1 Wilson Delgado--#1 11) HR leaders-- AL 1) Alex Rodriguez--51* 2) Jim Thome--43 3) Rafael Palmeiro--39* 4) Jason Giambi--36* 5) Alfonso Soriano--35 6) Magglio Ordonez--32 T7) Eric Chavez--31 T7) Miguel Tejada--31* 9) Tony Batista--28 T10) Ellis Burks--27 T10) Torii Hunter--27 NL 1) Sammy Sosa--44 2) Barry Bonds--42* 3) Shawn Green--40 4) Lance Berkman--39* 5) Vladimir Guerrero--36 6) Pat Burrell--35* 7) Brian Giles--34 8) Jeff Kent--33 9) Albert Pujols--32 10) Andruw Jones--29 --hit 1 yesterday 12) Barry Bonds watch--hit #609, is 146 behind Aaron's record. OBA--.570, on pace for a new record; current record--.553, Ted Williams, 1941 SLG--.808, on pace for #4 all time; record--.863, Barry Bonds, 2001 OPS--1.378, currently #3 all time; record--1.379, Babe Ruth, 1920 or Barry Bonds, 2001 RCAA--142, currently #6 all time, on pace for 162 which would rank #3; record--173, Barry Bonds, 2001 pursuit of Gehrig for 4th place on the career RCAA list--trails Gehrig by 17 BB--164, currently #3 all time, on pace for 187, which would be a new record; current record--177, Barry Bonds, 2001 13) Alex Rodriguez passed Jimmy Wynn and tied Rusty Staub for 99th place on the all time HR list, with 292. __________________ 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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