Ravenlord

Frank Thomas, Career Year G AB R H 2B 3B HR RBI BB K AVG OBP SLG 1990 60 191 39 63 11 3 7 31 44 54 330 454 529 1991 158 559 104 178 31 2 32 109 138 112 318 453 553 1992 160 573 108 185 46 2 24 115 122 88 323 439 536 1993 153 549 106 174 36 0 41 128 112 54 317 426 607 1994 113 399 106 141 34 1 38 101 109 61 353 487 729 1995 145 493 102 152 27 0 40 111 136 74 308 454 606 1996 141 527 110 184 26 0 40 134 109 70 349 459 626 1997 146 530 110 184 35 0 35 125 109 69 347 456 611 1998 160 585 109 155 35 2 29 109 110 93 265 381 480 1999 135 486 74 148 36 0 15 77 87 66 305 414 471 2000 159 582 115 191 44 0 43 143 112 94 328 436 625 2001 20 68 8 15 3 0 4 10 10 12 221 316 441 2002 148 523 77 132 29 1 28 92 88 115 252 361 472 2003 153 546 87 146 35 0 42 105 100 115 267 390 562 2004 74 240 53 65 16 0 18 49 64 57 271 434 563 2005 34 105 19 23 3 0 12 26 16 31 219 315 590 Career 1959 6956 1327 2136 447 11 448 1465 1466 1165 307 427 568 Average 162 687 131 210 44 1 44 145 145 115 307 427 568 pretty sure from 91-97 he was the most dominant firstbasemen in the game...and again in 99 and 00. even in his decline, he's still well above most young good firstbasemen/DHs.

i always liked Frank. it didn't sink in to me that he was getting a Ring until i saw him on the field celebrating after the game. i think he's a HOFer given his career numbers and spending a decade being the best offensive first basemen in the AL (possibly the majors). but given the similarity of the numbers, if Thomas is a HOFer, than Bagwell is too. :o

what is the best park and league for hitters in the minor leagues? i know for AAA the Pacific Coast League is very hitter friendly, and Colorado Springs is the most extreme hitters park at that level. does anyone know what they are for AA, High A, and Low A?

yep, it be a Yahoo league.

need 10 more people...c'mon, join, what have ya got to lose?

draft time changed to 8:00 PM EST...this was done because the core group of people i started the league for live on the West Coast and couldn't make the original draft time.

i already has tremendous respect for Smoltz, but this gives me just that much more. :thumbup

he already looks like he could eat LaSorda, but next to the young'ns there, he looks like a friggin giant....a steroid crazy giant.

exactly....most of MLB's active roster will be drafted. about the 9th round it really comes down to your knowledge of prospects and bench players....i love it. :cool

forgot the ID Number. League ID #: 184947

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semi-competitive, lot of stat categories. easy to maintain your team. League Name: SABR Password: 123456 Draft Type: Live Draft Draft Time: Mon Mar 8 5:00pm EST [ Add to My Calendar ] Max Teams: 20 Scoring Type: Head-to-Head Player Universe: All baseball Max Moves: No maximum Max Trades: No maximum Trade Reject Time: 2 Trade End Date: August 8, 2004 Waiver Time: 3 days Can't Cut List Provider: None Trade Review: League Votes Min Innings Pitched: 8 Weekly Deadline: Daily - Tomorrow Start Scoring on: Week 1 Roster Positions: C, C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, CI, MI, LF, CF, RF, OF, OF, Util, SP, SP, SP, SP, SP, RP, RP, RP, RP, P, P, DL, DL, DL, DL, DL Stat Categories: R, H, 2B, 3B, HR, RBI, SB, CS, BB, HBP, GIDP, AVG, OBP, SLG, OPS, IP, W, L, CG, SHO, SV, HR, HBP, K, WP, GIDP, HLD, ERA, WHIP, K/9

so does this league have a comissionar yet?

reasons why: 1. Opening Day 2. about 30-50% of the crowd will be Cubs fans 3. Junior, Kearns, and Dunn healthy 4. baseball lifers 5. Acevedo, Wagner, Claussen and other young pitchers. take it from the guy who lives in Greater Cincinnati and is a Reds and Cubs fan, and who's fiance is a Cubs fan. it's mostly because of the Cubs.

Lita