Tag Archives: Baseball

>NL NorthThe Milwaukee Brewers (71-55) hold a 3-game edge over the Chicago Cubs (68-58) with 36 games to play. The Cubs own the NL’s top scoring offense, while the Brewers’ top 5 pitching staff hopes to hold them off. If … Continue reading →

>Im pretty flexible on friday when I chose to run this league as far as start time. I figure everyone goes out on a friday and it wont matter, but some have asked me to run this earlier. Im willing … Continue reading →

KR Sports show will run everyday at 9pm Pacific unless I say otherwise, or if don’t post an update to the league Im running in the hardball dynasty discussion thread on whatifsports.com. I will post there daily so keep an … Continue reading →

>The Composition of a TradeBy nfet I heard a handful of people this Rickey season talk about trying to learning the game and wishing there was just more info out there about what to do. I thought it might be … Continue reading →

>THE SUPER ELITE TEAM1. Austin Swing [kemosabe11] (117-45) (Points = 186.43) THE ELITE TEAMS2. Seattle Pilots [kcden] (107-55) (Points = 152.92) [Winner of the Ace Award] 3. Salem Volcanoes [playboy33] (107-55) (Points = 145.45) [Winner of the Hammer Award] THE … Continue reading →

>THE ELITE TEAMS1. Fresno Grizzlies [RisingStar1] (73-40) (Points = 138.31) (LW: 2) (LW Record: 15-7) [Winner of the Hammer Award] 2. Wichita Wingnuts [tomjames] (78-35) (Points = 125.27) (LW: 1) (LW Record: 13-9) [Winner of the Ace Award] 3. Chicago … Continue reading →

>The NL North is the most entertaining division race to watch in the National League. A tight race from top to bottom, the Cubs have skipped past the stumbling Brewers despite not outscoring their opponents. Their secret? The Cubs are … Continue reading →

>The AL West is the most entertaining division to watch. After leading the division early, the Rockies cooled somewhat and sit in last place, six games above .500. The Angels have a fight on their hands to repeat. Surprise stat: … Continue reading →

>On to the final installment. These late round selections are characterized by franchises not willing to take a lot of risks on developing high school players to their potential. They wisely load up on the college scouting budget to obtain … Continue reading →

>There was a lot of good work done late by owners picking late in the round, and the selections here are mostly characterized by shrewed picks. A lot of midnight oil was burned by experienced owners perhaps, but there is … Continue reading →