LEAGUE HISTORY
Monday, 10/26/2009 |
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Game 1: New Canaan 2, Syracuse 5
Game 2: New Canaan 4, Syracuse 1
Game 3: Syracuse 11, New Canaan 5
Game 4: Syracuse 6, New Canaan 1
Game 5: Syracuse 1, New Canaan 4
Game 6: New Canaan 8, Syracuse 6
Game 7: New Canaan 1, Syracuse 9
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| 2009 National League MVP: |
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It was a day to remember for St. Louis's Ed Delahanty, who won the National League MVP Award today. It put the finishing touches on what has been a tremendous season for the slugger. This year "Big Ed" hit .367, with 11 homeruns and 93 RBIs. He's 5th in the National League in batting and SLG!
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| 2009 National League Cy Young Award: |
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All the hard work finally paid off for Oceanside's Pete "Grover Cleveland" Alexander. The right-hander was named the Cy Young Award winner in the National League today. This season Alexander compiled an ERA of 2.91, going 19-8 in 33 starts. He fanned 212 while giving up 217 hits in 238.0 innings. Alexander pitched three shutouts and 6 complete games. He's 3rd in the National League in ERA and tied for 3rd in wins!
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| 2009 National League Fireman of the Year |
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Oroville's premier closer, Dennis Eckersley, wins his 4th consecutive National League Fireman of the Year Award. "Eck" saved 44 games this year, while compiling an ERA of 1.54. He walked only 10 batters in 76 innings, while striking out 73.
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| 2009 National League Rookie of the Year |
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Levi Meyerle will never forget his first full season. The National League was convinced that Seattle's 30 year old third baseman should be the Rookie of the Year in 2009. This year Meyerle drove in 99 and scored 92 runs while batting .386 with 15 taters. He's 1st in the National League in batting!
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| 2009 National League Manager of the Year |
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The National League Manager of the Year for 2008 is Syracuse's Vince Loffredo. Vince led his Amazin' Mets Team team to a 93-69 record, and the National League's Lonestar Division title.
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Wilmington's centerfielder Billy Hamilton had a fabulous season as well, no doubt about it. The American League shared this opinion and named him the MVP for 2009! His season numbers are: .388 AVG, 241 hits, 43 doubles, and 18 triples, along with 91 RBIs and 139 runs scored. He's 1st in the American League in runs scored, and his 87 stolen bases ranked him 2nd!
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| 2009 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Glen Wilton's left-hander Ferdie Schupp was untouchable all year long. His work paid off today as the American League named him the Cy Young Award winner! Schupp has a record of 23-6 this season, with an ERA of 3.15. In 251.1 innings, he was able to strike out 255 batters. Ferdie is 1st in the American League in Wins, and 6th in ERA!
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| 2009 American League Fireman of the Year |
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The American League's Fireman of the Year Award this year goes to Ryne Duren! Wilmington's ace closer saved 45 games, walking 50 and striking out 68 in 88.0 innings.
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| 2009 American League Rookie of the Year: |
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Al Brazle was named the American League Rookie of the Year winner today. New Canaan's pitcher put up pretty good numbers for a rookie this year. This 34 year old kid will probably have a long and successful career! His ERA of 2.97 helped him to a 17-7 record this year. He struck out 118 and walked 37 in 199.2 innings. Al has pitched 2 shutouts and 6 complete games. He's 2nd in the American League in ERA and 5th in wins!
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| 2009 American League Manager of the Year: |
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Gary Brown of the New Canaan Brown Bombers wins his first American League Manager of the Year Award. The Brown Bombers won 93 games, capturing the American League's Northwest Division Title.
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Game 1: Framingham 7, Oroville 0
Game 2: Framingham 4, Oroville 8
Game 3: Oroville 5, Framingham 0
Game 4: Oroville 12, Framingham 2
Game 5: Oroville 1, Framingham 12
Game 6: Framingham 3, Oroville 6
Game 7: Framingham 2, Oroville 4
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| 2008 National League MVP: |
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The 2008 National League MVP winner has been announced. It's Motown's centerfielder Hugh Duffy who really had a great offensive year. His season features a batting average of .384 (246 hits in 641 AB), 62 doubles, 11 triples and 10 taters. Duffy collected 59 RBI and 115 runs as well. He's 1st in the National League in batting!
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| 2008 National League Cy Young Award: |
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Babe Adams will never forget this year. His dominating season convinced the National League to name Lafayette's right-hander the Cy Young Award winner of 2008. Babe has a record of 20-11 this season, with an ERA of 2.54. In 284 Innings he was able to strike out 220 batters. He has 5 complete games and one shutout. He's 3rd in the National League in ERA and 1st in wins!
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| 2008 National League Fireman of the Year |
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Oroville's premier closer, Dennis Eckersley, wins his third career National League Fireman of the Year Award. "Eck" saved 47 games this year, while compiling an ERA of 1.35. He walked only 14 batters, and struck out 68 in 80 innings.
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| 2008 National League Rookie of the Year |
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Cabrini's pitcher Lady Baldwin has worked hard to reach the big leagues. His work paid off today as the National League named him the Rookie of the Year winner! His ERA of 2.68 helped him to a 17-8 record this year. He struck out 197 and walked 24 in 265 innings. He has 10 complete games and 5 shutouts. He's 8th in the National League in ERA and 9th in wins! Getting an award is a nice way to start a career.
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| 2008 National League Manager of the Year |
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The National League Manager of the Year for 2008 is Portland's Don Houston. Don led his Gladiator Team team to a 101-61 record, and the National League's Lonestar Division title.
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| 2008 American League MVP: |
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The 2008 American League MVP winner has been announced as well. It's Glen Wilton's second baseman Rogers "Rajah" Hornsby who really had a great offensive year. Roger is hitting .339 this year, with 196 hits in 578 at bats. He has driven in 85 runs, slugging .529.
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| 2008 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Awards may not be the most important thing for Christy Mathewson, but Framingham's right-hander smiled as he was named the American League Cy Young Award winner for th4e second straight year. In 39 starts this year, Christy struck out 229 batters in 289.2 innings of work. His ERA is 2.42, his record 18-8. He has 8 complete games and 3 shutouts. He's 2nd in the American League in ERA and 4th in wins!
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| 2008 American League Fireman of the Year |
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The American League's Fireman of the Year Award this year goes to Frank Dipino! Louisville's ace closer saved 36 games, with only 26 walks and 68 strikeouts in 86.d1 innings.
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| 2008 American League Rookie of the Year: |
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The Ghosts of '69's Toad Ramsey smiled as he was named winner of the American League Rookie of the Year Award. Opposing players hit .208 against Toad this season. While posting an ERA of 3.28 he went 19-11 in 39 starts, fanning 257 and walking 102 hitters. Toad has pitched one shutout and one complete game. He's 2nd in the American League in wins!
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| 2008 American League Manager of the Year: |
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Jay Pope of the Wilmington Powerhouse wins his second straight American League Manager of the Year Award. The Powerhouse won 99 games, while losing only 63, capturing the American League's Dixie Division Title again.
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Game 1: Wilmington 5, Oroville 6
Game 2: Wilmington 6, Oroville 2
Game 3: Oroville 6, Wilmington 9
Game 4: Oroville 6, Wilmington 2
Game 5: Oroville 0, Wilmington 4
Game 6: Wilmington 7, Oroville 9
Game 7: Wilmington 5, Oroville 4
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| 2007 National League MVP: |
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Motown's centerfielder Hugh Duffy will never forget this day. A great season convinced the voters that he is the worthy National League MVP winner. This year Duffy scored 133 runs and drove in 68, while batting .374 with 11 bombs. He's 1st in the National League in batting!
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| 2007 National League Cy Young Award: |
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Silver King was named the National League Cy Young Award winner today. Syracuse's right-hander put up fabulous numbers this year which earned him the highest award a pitcher can receive. His ERA of 3.02 helped him to a 20-10 record this year. He struck out 186 and walked 31 in 247.2 innings. He's 1st in the National League in wins!
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| 2007 National League Fireman of the Year |
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Oroville's premier closer, Dennis Eckersley, wins his second career National League Fireman of the Year Award. "Eck" saved 43 games, while compiling an ERA of 1.34. He walked only 12 batters, and struck out 55 in 67 innings.
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| 2007 National League Rookie of the Year |
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The National League Rookie of the Year winner was announced today, with Seattle's third baseman Levi Meyerle earning the trophy for putting up the best numbers among rookies in his league. His season numbers are: .343 AVG, 206 hits, 42 doubles, 5 triples and 11 taters, along with 90 RBI and 91 runs scored. He's 6th in the National League in batting!
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| 2007 National League Manager of the Year |
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The National League Manager of the Year for 2007 is Paul Sapp. Paul led his Cabrini Green Acres team to a 103-59 record, and the National League's Heartland Division title.
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| 2007 American League MVP: |
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The MVP in the American League was handed to Wilmington's 3rd baseman George Brett! Brett hit 15 homeruns this year while batting .364. He adds 54 doubles, along with 96 runs scored and 99 RBIs. He led the American League in batting!
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| 2007 American League Cy Young Award: |
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The American League Cy Young Award winner was announced today as well, with Framingham's right-hander Christy Mathewson taking home the desired trophy. He certainly earned it, he struck fear into hitters all year long. This season Mathewson compiled an ERA of 3.55, going 20-9 in 38 starts. He fanned 209 while giving up 256 hits in 268.2 innings. Christy has pitched 2 shutouts and 6 complete games. He's 1st in the American League in wins!
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| 2007 American League Fireman of the Year |
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The American League's Fireman of the Year Award this year goes to Joe Sambito! Wilmington's ace closer saved 42 games, with only 12 walks and 60 strikeouts in 71 innings.
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| 2007 American League Rookie of the Year: |
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The 2007 American League Rookie of the Year winner is from New Canaan this season. Benny Kauff put together impressive numbers for a rookie en route to win the first major award of his career. Let's hope more will follow for this 26 year old ballplayer. Benny has gone 181 for 638 (.284) this season, hitting 9 taters and driving in 66 runs, and scoring 94 times.
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| 2007 American League Manager of the Year: |
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Jay Pope of the Wilmington Powerhouse was named the American League's 2007 Manager of the Year. The Powerhouse had the best OTL record this year, winning 104 games, while losing only 58, capturing the American League's Dixie Division Title. Wilmington went on to win the 2007 OTL World Series. This is the second year in a row a team from the AL's Dixie division has won the OTL Title!
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Game 1: Lafayette 9, Louisville 7 (11)
Game 2: Lafayette 8, Louisville 9
Game 3: Louisville 12, Lafayette 8
Game 4: Louisville 6, Lafayette 4
Game 5: Louisville 5, Lafayette 8
Game 6: Lafayette 1, Louisville 3
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| 2006 National League MVP: |
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The National League MVP goes to Bill Terry this year. He had an extraordinary season! His season features a batting average of .389 (188 hits in 483 AB), 48 doubles, 8 triples and 11 homeruns. Terry collected 115 RBI and 96 runs as well. He's 1st in the National League in batting and 2nd in RBI!
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| 2006 National League Cy Young Award: |
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All the hard work finally paid off for Zzyzx ace Denny Driscoll. The right-hander was named the Cy Young winner in the National League today. Denny has a record of 21-7 this season, with an ERA of 3.52. In 263.1 Innings, he was able to strike out 137 batters. He has 5 complete games and 1 shutout. He's led the National League in wiins with 21!
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| 2006 National League Fireman of the Year |
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This year's National League Fireman of the Year award goes to Oroville's Dennis Eckersley. "Eck" earned the trophy for putting up the best numbers among relievers in his league. This season Eckersley compiled an ERA of 1.98, appearing in 77 games, and saved 45. He fanned 65, and gave up just 7 walks.
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| 2006 National League Rookie of the Year |
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The National League Rookie of the Year winner was announced today, with Syracuse's pitcher Harry Krause earning the trophy for putting up the best numbers among rookies in his league. This season Krause compiled an ERA of 3.18, going 19-3 in 31 starts. He fanned 152 while giving up 209 hits in 209.2 innings. He has 5 complete games and 2 shutouts. He's 7th in the National League in ERA and 4th in wins!
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| 2006 National League Manager of the Year |
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Aaron Bradshaw is the 2006 Manager of the Year in the National League. Bradshaw led his Lafayette Shoe Salesmen to a 95-66 record, and the National League's Heartlend Division title.
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| 2006 American League MVP: |
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The MVP in the American League was handed to Glen Wilton's second baseman Rogers Hornsby! This year Hornsby drove in 139 and scored 120 runs while batting .399 with 22 homeruns. He's 1st in the American League in batting and 2nd in RBI!
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| 2006 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Lee Richmond was named the American League Cy Young winner today. Newark's left-hander put up fabulous numbers this year which earned him the highest award a pitcher can receive. Lee has a record of 23-7 this season, with an ERA of 2.60. In 260 Innings he was able to strike out 157 batters. He has 3 complete games and one shutout. He's 1st in the American League in ERA and 1st in wins!
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| 2006 American League Fireman of the Year |
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Glen Wilton closer Mike Marshall was named Firman of the Year in the American League. The 30 year old appeared in 78 games this year, had a record of 6-7, an ERA of 3.06, and 38 saves.
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| 2006 American League Rookie of the Year: |
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Lee Richmond will never forget his first full season. The American League was convinced that Newark's 24 year old pitcher, should be the Rookie of the Year winner of 2006. Lee has a record of 23-7 this season, with an ERA of 2.60. In 260 Innings he was able to strike out 157 batters. He has 3 complete games and one shutout. He's 1st in the American League in ERA and 1st in wins!
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| 2006 American League Manager of the Year: |
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Chris Holland of the Louisville Sluggers was named the American League's 2006 Manager of the Year. The Sluggers had the best OTL record this year, winning 108 games, while losing only 53, capturing the American League's Dixie Division Title. Louisville went on to win the 2006 OTL World Series!!!
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Game 1: GHosts 4, Jimtown 3
Game 2: GHosts 4, Jimtown 3
Game 3: Jimtown 1, GHosts 2
Game 4: Jimtown 6, GHosts 1
Game 5: Jimtown 4, GHosts 5
Game 6: GHosts 4, Jimtown 5 (10)
Game 7: GHosts 1, Jimtown 0
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| 2005 National League MVP: |
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It was a day to remember for Zulu's Fred Dunlap, who won the National League MVP today. It put the finishing touches on what has been a tremendous season for the slugger. Dunlap has hit for a .361 average this season. He has 67 extra base hits along with 318 total bases, resulting in a .534 slugging percentage. He's 2nd in the National League in batting and 3rd in RBI!
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| 2005 National League Cy Young Award: |
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Zulu's right-hander Stan Coveleski was untouchable all year long. His work paid off today as the National League named him the Cy Young Award winner! Stan has a record of 20-10 this season, with an ERA of 2.25. In 272.1 Innings he was able to strike out 43 batters. Stan has pitched 5 shutouts and 9 complete games. He's 2nd in the National League in ERA and 1st in wins!
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| 2005 National League Rookie of the Year |
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The National League Rookie of the Year winner was announced today, with Zulu's pitcher Toad Ramsey earning the trophy for putting up the best numbers among rookies in his league. His ERA of 3.13 helped him to a 19-6 record this year. He struck out 196 and walked 108 in 247.2 innings. He's 2nd in the National League in wins!
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| 2005 National League Manager of the Year |
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Michael Hickey is the 2005 Manager of the Year in the National League. Hickey led his Zulu Cannibal Giants to a a 102-60 record, and the National League's Lone Star Division title.
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| 2005 American League MVP: |
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Framingham's leftfielder Ted Williams will never forget this day as well. A great season convinced the voters that he is the worthy American League MVP winner. His season features a batting average of .332 (181 hits in 546 AB), 29 doubles, 2 triples and 25 homeruns. Williams drove in 98 runs, and scored 107 runs as well. He's 1st in the American League in OBP, and 6th in homeruns!
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| 2005 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Awards may not be the most important thing for Cherokee Fisher, but Wilmington's right-hander smiled as he was named the American League Cy Young Award winner. Opposing players hit .235 against Cherokee this season. While posting an ERA of 1.91 he went 25-7 in 40 starts, fanning 41 and walking 27 hitters. Fisher has pitched 4 shutouts and 9 complete games. He's 1st in the American League in ERA and 1st in wins!
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| 2005 American League Rookie of the Year: |
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Harry Krause was named the American League Rookie of the Year winner today. Florida's pitcher put up pretty good numbers for a rookie this year. This 22 year old kid will probably have a long and successful career! Harry has a record of 17-10 this season, with an ERA of 2.50. In 233.2 Innings he was able to strike out 131 batters. He has 3 complete games and one shutout.
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| 2005 American League Manager of the Year: |
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Jay Pope of the Wilmington Powerhouse was named the American League's 2005 Manager of the Year. The Powerhouse had the best OTL record this year, winning 105 games, while losing only 57, which was good enough to snag the American League's Dixie Division Title.
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Game 1: Florida 3, Jimtown 2
Game 2: Florida 2, Jimtown 0
Game 3: Jimtown 4, Florida 0
Game 4: Jimtown 5, Florida 10
Game 5: Jimtown 6, Florida 1
Game 6: Florida 3, Jimtown 0
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| 2004 National League MVP: |
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A season for the ages earned Galveston's centerfielder Mickey Mantle the National League MVP this year. Mantle batted .308, and drove in 115 runs, 2nd in the National League. His .559 Slugging Percentage was tops in the NL, and he was 3rd in homeruns with 34!
2004 National League Cy Young Award:
All the hard work finally paid off for Denny Driscoll of the Zzyzx Geodes. The southpaw was named the Cy Young Award winner in the National League today. In 35 starts this year Denny struck out 51 batters in 235.2 innings of work. His ERA is 2.21, his record 21-5. He has 6 complete games and 2 shutouts. He's 1st in the National League in ERA, and 1st in wins!
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| 2004 National League Rookie of the Year |
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Texas Mudhens pitcher Russ Ford has worked hard to reach the big leagues. His work paid off today as the National League named him the Rookie of the Year winner! This season Ford's record was 14-5 in 36 starts. He fanned 135 in 259.2 innings. Ford lead the NL in quality starts with 30, and his 2.43 ERA was 2nd in the NL behind Cy Young winner Denny Driscoll!
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| 2004 National League Manager of the Year |
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Mike Bishop is this year's Manager of the Year in the National League. Bishop led his Zzyzx Geodes to a a 94-68 record, and the title in the NL East Division.
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| 2004 American League MVP: |
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Framingham's first baseman Lou Gehrig had a fabulous season as well, no doubt about it. The American League shared this opinion and named the 24 year old "Iron Horse" the MVP winner! Gehrig hit 37 homeruns this year while batting .313. He adds 32 doubles, along with 105 runs scored. He's 1st in the American League in RBIs, and 1st in homeruns!
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| 2004 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Tommy Bond will never forget this year. His dominating season convinced the American League to name Cabrini's right-hander the Cy Young Award winner of 2004. This season Bond compiled an ERA of 2.77, going 21-5 in 34 starts. He fanned 47, and walked only 9 batters. He has 4 complete games and one shutout. Bond was 7th in the American League in ERA, and 1st in wins!
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| 2004 American League Rookie of the Year: |
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Rookie of the Year in the American League is Ed "Cannonball" Morris of the Zulu Cannnibal Giants. Morris pitched 193 innings, winning 13 and losing 7. He struckout 95 and walked 24.
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| 2004 American League Manager of the Year: |
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Jim Devlin of the Florida Pelicans was named the American League's Manager of the Year for the second year in a row. The Pelicans won 95 and lost 67, good enough to snag the American League's Western Division Title. Florida went on to down Framingham in the ALCS, and topped off their season winning the 2005 OTL World Series!
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Game 1: Glen Wilton 2, Oroville 3
Game 2: Glen Wilton 5, Oroville 6
Game 3: Oroville 6, Glen Wilton 1
Game 4: Oroville 0, Glen Wilton 2
Game 5: Oroville 4, Glen Wilton 2
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| 2003 National League Cy Young Award: |
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The National League Cy Young Award winner was announced today, with Springfield's right-hander Guy Hecker taking home the desired trophy. He certainly earned it, he struck fear into hitters all year long. This season Hecker compiled an ERA of 2.34, going 24-7 in 35 starts. He fanned 88 while giving up 228 hits in 284.1 innings. He has 16 complete games and 5 shutouts. He's 5th in the National League in ERA and 1st in wins!
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| 2003 National League MVP: |
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It was a day to remember for Seattle's Mickey Mantle, who won the National League MVP today. It put the finishing touches on what has been a tremendous season for the slugger. Mantle batted .325 and slugged .554. He has collected 112 runs batted in this year
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| 2003 National League Rookie of the Year |
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Oroville's pitcher Toad Ramsey has worked hard to reach the big leagues. His work paid off today as the National League named him the Rookie of the Year winner! This season Ramsey compiled an ERA of 1.88, going 21-8 in 32 starts. He fanned 196 while giving up 161 hits in 253.2 innings. He has 14 complete games and 5 shutouts. He's 2nd in the National League in ERA and 4th in wins!
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| 2003 National League Manager of the Year |
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Oroville's Warren Peters was named Manager of the Year in the National League. Peters skippered the Padres to a 109-53 record. The Oroville Padres topped off their successful season by winning the 2003 OTL World Series.
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| 2003 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Wilmington's right-hander Ed Walsh was untouchable all year long. His work paid off today as the American League named him the Cy Young Award winner! Opposing players hit .226 against Ed this season. While posting an ERA of 2.52 he went 24-8 in 41 starts, fanning 186 and walking 47 hitters. Ed has pitched 4 shutouts and 14 complete games. He's 9th in the American League in ERA and 1st in wins!
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| 2003 American League MVP: |
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The American League MVP goes to Framingham's Ted Williams this year. He had an extraordinary season as well! His season features a batting average of .290, with 40 doubles, 4 triples and 33 longballs. Williams drove in 108 runs as well.
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Memphis' Ed Morris as well was almost in tears when he heard the news. The 22 year old pitcher was named the Rookie of the Year winner in the American League today. What a way to begin a career! In 33 starts this year Ed struck out 117 batters in 250.1 innings of work. His ERA is 2.66, his record 17-6. He has 10 complete games and one shutout. He's 10th in the American League in ERA and 9th in wins!
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Jim Devlin of the Florida Pelicans was named the American League's Manager of the Year. Devlin's Pelicans compiled a 103-59 record in winning the American League's Western Division Title.
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Game 1: Oroville 0, Seattle 1
Game 2: Oroville 1, Seattle 5
Game 3: Seattle 2, Oroville 3
Game 4: Seattle 6, Oroville 0
Game 5: Seattle 1, Oroville 3
Game 6: Oroville 1, Seattle 7
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| 2002 National League Cy Young Award: |
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Denny Driscoll, Zzyzx Geodes.
He had a record of 23-7 with an ERA of 2.38.
In 36 games started, he pitched 279.1 innings, fanning 77 and walking 17 batters.
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| 2002 National League MVP: |
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Babe Ruth, Calcutta Indians.
He batted .288 in 608 AB, with 47 HRs and 155 RBIs.
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| 2002 National League Manager of the Year: |
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Warren Peters, Oroville Padres.
National League Champions
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| 2002 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Mickey Welch, Seattle Rainiers.
He had a record of 21-8 with an ERA of 2.02 and 6 shutouts.
In 35 games started, he pitched 294.1 innings, fanning 123 and walking 59 batters.
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| 2002 American League MVP: |
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Harmon Killebrew, Pleasant Grove Phenoms.
He batted .272 in 606 AB, with 50 HRs and 135 RBIs.
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| 2002 American League Manager of the Year: |
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Kelly McMullen, Seattle Rainiers.
American League Champions
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Game 1: Lakeland 3, Oroville 2
Game 2: Lakeland 0, Oroville 6
Game 3: Oroville 4, Lakeland 6
Game 4: Oroville 4, Lakeland 3
Game 5: Oroville 5, Lakeland 9
Game 6: Lakeland 2, Oroville 3
Game 7: Lakeland 6, Oroville 2
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| 2001 National League Cy Young Award: |
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Ed Reulbach, Calcutta Indians.
He had a record of 16-9 with an ERA of 2.93.
In 29 games started, he pitched 221.1 innings, fanning 97 and walking 60 batters.
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| 2001 National League MVP: |
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Ted Williams, Framingham Rug Rats.
He batted .292, with 23 HRs and 81 RBIs.
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| 2001 National League Manager of the Year: |
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Warren Peters, Oroville Padres.
National League Champions
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| 2001 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Ed Seward, Dallastown Orioles.
He had a record of 14-10 with an ERA of 2.02.
In 28 games started, he pitched 209.0 innings, fanning 81 and walking 58 batters.
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| 2001 American League MVP: |
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Jimmy Foxx, Dallastown Orioles.
He batted .288, with 32 HRs and 85 RBIs.
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| 2001 American League Manager of the Year: |
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C J Vogt, Memphis TCB'ers.
American League Eastern Division Champions.
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| 2000 OTL World Series Winner: |
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Zzyzx Geodes
Mike Bishop, Manager
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| 2000 National League Cy Young Award: |
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Denny Driscoll (ZZY)!
He had a record of 21-5 with an ERA of 2.21 and 2 shutouts.
In 35 games started, he pitched 235.2 innings, fanning 51 and walking 13 batters.
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| 2000 National League MVP: |
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Babe Ruth (CAL)!
He batted .278 in 626 AB, with 37 homers and 143 RBI.
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| 2000 American League Cy Young Award: |
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Tommy Bond (CAB)!
He had a record of 21-5 with an ERA of 2.77 and 1 shutouts.
In 34 games started, he pitched 244 innings, fanning 47 and walking 9 batters.
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| 2000 American League MVP: |
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Lou Gehrig (FRA)!
He batted .313 in 591 AB, with 37 homers and 129 RBI.
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Russ Ford (TEX)!
He had a record of 14-5 with an ERA of 2.43 and 2 shutouts.
In 36 games started, he pitched 259.2 innings, fanning 135 and walking 72 batters.
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| 2000 American League Rookie of the Year: |
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Larry Corcoran (CAB)!
He had a record of 17-5 with an ERA of 3.16 and 1 shutouts.
In 34 games started, he pitched 242 innings, fanning 81 and walking 57 batters.
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| 2000 National League Golden Glove Award Winners: |
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| 2000 American League Golden Glove Award Winners: |
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| 1999 OTL World Series Winner: |
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Framingham Rug Rats
Dave Vandal, Manager
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| 1998 OTL World Series Winner: |
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Framingham Rug Rats
Dave Vandal, Manager
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| 1997 OTL World Series Winner: |
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Memphis TCB'ers
C J Vogt, Manager
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| 1996 OTL World Series Winner: |
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Oroville Padres
Warren Peters, Manager
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| 1995 OTL World Series Winner: |
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National League Rookie of the Year:
Lady Baldwin (CAB)!
He had a record of 17-8 with an ERA of 2.68 and 5 shutouts.
In 36 games started, he pitched 265 innings, fanning 197 and walking 24 batters.
American League Rookie of the Year:
Toad Ramsey (GHO)!
He had a record of 19-11 with an ERA of 3.28 and 1 shutouts.
In 39 games started, he pitched 260.1 innings, fanning 257 and walking 102 batters.
National League Cy Young Award:
Babe Adams (LAF)!
He had a record of 20-11 with an ERA of 2.54 and 1 shutouts.
In 40 games started, he pitched 284 innings, fanning 220 and walking 29 batters.
National League MVP:
Hugh Duffy (MOT)!
He batted .384 in 641 AB, with 10 homers and 59 RBI.
American League Cy Young Award:
Christy Mathewson (FRA)!
He had a record of 18-8 with an ERA of 2.42 and 3 shutouts.
In 39 games started, he pitched 289.2 innings, fanning 229 and walking 33 batters.
American League MVP:
George Brett (WIL)!
He batted .325 in 615 AB, with 24 homers and 120 RBI.
National League Gold Glove Award Winners:
Pitcher: Chief Bender (SEA)
Catcher: Josh Gibson (POR)
First Base: George Sisler (OCE)
Second Base: Chuck Knoblauch (HOU)
Third Base: Woody English (OCE)
Shortstop: Omar Vizquel (SEA)
Leftfield: Al Simmons (OCE)
Centerfield: Earl Averill (OAK)
Rightfield: Mike Tiernan (SYR)
American League Gold Glove Award Winners:
Pitcher: Bob Friend (NEW)
Catcher: Johnny Bassler (CLS)
First Base: Ray Grimes (WIL)
Second Base: Eddie Collins (NEW)
Third Base: George Brett (WIL)
Shortstop: Lou Boudreau (FLO)
Leftfield: Kevin Mitchell (NEW)
Centerfield: Baby Doll Jacobson (CAN)
Rightfield: Benny Kauff (CAN)
National League Rookie of the Year:
Levi Meyerle (SEA)!
He batted .386 in 632 AB, with 15 homers and 99 RBI.
American League Rookie of the Year:
Al Brazle (N C)!
He had a record of 17-7 with an ERA of 2.97 and 2 shutouts.
In 29 games started, he pitched 199.2 innings, fanning 118 and walking 37 batters.
National League Cy Young Award:
Henry Boyle (SYR)!
He had a record of 18-7 with an ERA of 3.04 and 1 shutouts.
In 34 games started, he pitched 257.1 innings, fanning 262 and walking 20 batters.
National League MVP Award:
Levi Meyerle (SEA)!
He batted .386 in 632 AB, with 15 homers and 99 RBI.
American League Cy Young Award:
Cy Young (LOU)!
He had a record of 22-8 with an ERA of 3.14 and 5 shutouts.
In 36 games started, he pitched 258.1 innings, fanning 244 and walking 40 batters.
American League MVP Award:
Ted Williams (FRA)!
He batted .328 in 615 AB, with 31 homers and 116 RBI.
National League Gold Glove Award Winners:
Pitcher: Burt Hooton (UTA)
Catcher: Josh Gibson (POR)
First Base: George Sisler (OCE)
Second Base: Chuck Knoblauch (LAS)
Third Base: Pie Traynor (OCE)
Shortstop: John Beckwith (LAF)
Leftfield: Joe Medwick (OCE)
Centerfield: Fred Lynn (HOU)
Rightfield: Jesse Burkett (CAB)
American League Gold Glove Award Winners:
Pitcher: Rube Vickers (WIL)
Catcher: Biz MacKey (COL)
First Base: Frank Thomas (SAL)
Second Base: Jackie Robinson (N C)
Third Base: Ray Dandridge (N C)
Shortstop: Lou Boudreau (N C)
Leftfield: Lefty O'Doul (SPR)
Centerfield: Pete Hill (WIL)
Rightfield: Frank Robinson (SPR)
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