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Reader Participation OOTP Replay August-October 1902

2010-08-15T22:02:00.000-05:00

August Award Winners:

AL Player of the Month: Davy Jones-St. Louis Browns
AL Picher of the Month: Joe McGinnity-New York Highlanders
AL Rookie of the Month: Doc Gessler-Washington Senators

NL Player of the Month: Honus Wagner-Pittsburgh Pirates
NL Pitcher of the Month: Bill Phillips-Cincinnati Reds
NL Rookie of the Month: Lew Drill-Cincinnati Reds

September Awards:

AL Player of the Month: John McGraw-New York Highlanders
AL Pitcher of the Month: Joe McGinnity-New York Highlanders
AL Rookie of the Month: Jack Morrissey-Boston Americans

NL Player of the Month: Sam Crawford-Cincinnati Reds
NL Pitcher of the Month: Happy Townsend-Philadelphia Phillies
NL Rookie of the Month: Jake Stahl-Cincinnati Reds

The AL pennant came down to the wire with the Philadelphia Athletics edging out both the Boston Americans & New York Highlanders by 1 game. The NL pennant was a runaway with the Pittsburgh Pirates beating the 2nd place St. Louis Cardinals by 26 games. In the 1902 World Series, the Pittsburgh Pirates swept the Philadelphia Athletics 4 games to zero.

1902 AL/NL Award Winners:

AL MVP: Mike "Turkey Mike" Donlin-New York Highlanders: .333, 2 HR, 82 RBI, 183 Hits, 33 SB
AL Cy Young: Kid Nichols-Philadelphia Athletics: 20-15, 1.71 ERA, 145 K's
AL ROY: Jimmy Sebring-Chicago White Sox: .284, 1 HR, 39 RBI, 124 Hits, 29 SB

NL MVP: Honus "The Flying Dutchman" Wagner-Pittsburgh Pirates: .316, 5 HR, 71 RBI, 179 Hits, 36 SB
NL Cy Young: Rube Waddell-Pittsburgh Pirates: 25-8, 1.86 ERA, 271 K's
NL ROY: Harry Bemis-New York Giants: .276, 1 HR, 57 RBI, 135 Hits, 8 SB

Player Spotlights:

Nuke LaLoosh-St. Louis Cardinals: 15-12, 1.67 ERA, 116 K's

Tony "Mac" McDonald-St. Louis Cardinals: .340, 2 HR, 22 RBI, 66 Hits, 13 SB

Reader Participation OOTP Replay June & July 1902

2010-08-11T23:43:00.000-05:00

The Boston Americans lead the Philadelphia Athletics by 2 games in the AL. Over in the NL, the Pittsburgh Pirates are running away with the title by holding a 16.5 game lead over the 2nd place Chicago Orphans.

June Award Winners:

AL Player of the Month: Johnny Evers-Washington Senators
AL Pitcher of the Month: Nixey Callahan-Chicago White Sox
AL Rookie of the Month: Bunk Congalton-Baltimore Orioles

NL Player of the Month: Jesse Burkett-St. Louis Cardinals
NL Pitcher of the Month: Jack Powell-St. Louis Cardinals
NL Rookie of the Month: Harry Bemis-New York Giants

July Award Winners:

AL Player of the Month: Mike Donlin-Baltimore Orioles
AL Pitcher of the Month: Kid Nichols-Philadelphia Athletics
AL Rookie of the Month: Jimmy Sebring-Chicago White Sox

NL Player of the Month: Ed Delahanty-Philadelphia Phillies
NL Pitcher of the Month: Deacon Phillippe-Pittsburgh Pirates
NL Rookie of the Month: Harry Bemis-New York Giants

The 1902 Amateur Draft was held June 1st, 1902 and with the #1 pick the Detroit Tigers selected Mordecai Brown. The St. Louis Cardinals nabbed Tony "Mac" McDonald with the 4th overall pick.

Player Spotlights:

Nuke LaLoosh:

7/19/1902: Pitches a 6-hit shutout against the Cincinnati Reds with 2 K's & 1 BB.

Tony "Mac" McDonald:

6/1/1902: Drafted in Round 1 Pick 4 in the 1902 First Year Player Draft by the St. Louis Cardinals.
7/22/1902: Signed a minor league contract with the St. Louis Cardinals with a signing bonus of $1,838 dollars.

Reader Participation OOTP Replay April & May 1902

2010-08-09T15:06:00.000-05:00

The 1902 season has gotten underway and at the beginning of May the Boston Americans lead the Chicago White Sox by 6 games in the AL. Over in the NL, the Pittsburgh Pirates have a 2.5 game lead over the Brooklyn Superbas.

The May Awards:

AL Player of the Month: Nap Lajoie-Boston Americans
AL Pitcher of the Month: Red Donahue-Boston Americans
AL Rookie of the Month: Jimmy Sebring-Chicago White Sox

NL Player of the Month: Roy Thomas-Philadelphia Phillies
NL Pitcher of the Month: Rube Waddell-Pittsburgh Pirates
NL Rookie of the Month: Harry Bemis-New York Giants

Player Spotlight: Nuke LaLoosh

4/17/1902: Nuke was named the #4 Prospect in Major League Baseball
5/5/1902: Nuke injured & day to day with foot soreness for 4 days

The 1902 Player Draft Is being held on June 1st and here are the Top 10 Prospects:

1) John Deering-SP
2) Oscar Jones-SP
3) Jake Weimer-SP
4) Moredcai Brown-SP
5) Norwood Gibson-SP
6) Doc Scanlan-SP
7) Weldon Henley-SP
8) Ed Killian-SP
9) Tony "Mac" McDonald-RF
10) Barney Wolfe-SP

Reader Participation OOTP Replay August-October 1901

2010-08-07T15:16:00.000-05:00

August Award Winners:

AL Player of the Month: Socks Seybold-Philadelphia Athletics
AL Pitcher of the Month: Henry Thielman-Baltimore Orioles
AL Rookie of the Month: Irv Waldron-Milwaukee Brewers

NL Player of the Month: Billy Hamilton-Boston Beaneaters
NL Pitcher of the Month: Jesse Tannehill-Pittsburgh Pirates
NL Rookie of the Month: Patsy Dougherty-Pittsburgh Pirates

September Award Winners:

AL Player of the Month: Mike Donlin-Baltimore Orioles
AL Pitcher of the Month: Addie Joss-Milwaukee Brewers
AL Rookie of the Month: Davy Jones-Milwaukee Brewers

NL Player of the Month: Jake Beckley-Cincinnati Reds
NL Pitcher of the Month: Ed Murphy-St. Louis Cardinals
NL Rookie of the Month: John Dobbs-Cincinnati Reds

The AL regular season wrapped up with the Boston Americans running away with the AT title by 32 games over 2nd place Milwaukee. Over in the NL, the Pittsburgh Pirates held off the Brooklyn Superbas by 13 games setting up a Boston vs. Pittsburgh World Series. It went the full 7 games with Pittsburgh beating Boston 4 games to 3.

The AL season ending award winners:

AL MVP: Buck Freeman-Boston Americans: .370, 13 HR, 102 RBI, 216 Hits, 29 SB
AL Cy Young: Cy Young-Boston Americans: 29-5, 1.84 ERA, 131 K's
AL ROY: George "Sassafrass" Winter-Boston Americans: 24-7, 1.92 ERA, 61 K's

NL Award Winners:

NL MVP: Honus "The Flying Dutchman" Wagner-Pittsburgh Pirates: .349, 7 HR, 94 RBI, 199 Hits, 30 SB
NL Cy Young: Jesse "Tanny" Tannehill-Pittsburgh Pirates: 23-10, 2.10 ERA, 118 K's
NL ROY: Happy Townsend-Philadelphia Phillies: 13-18, 3.31 ERA, 114 K's

Player Spotlight: Nuke LaLoosh-St. Louis Cardinals: 5-6, 3.38 ERA, 46 K's

Reader Participation OOTP Replay June & July 1901

2010-08-02T21:22:00.000-05:00

The 1901 player draft was held on June 1st, 1901 with Addie Joss going first to the Milwaukee Brewers. Nuke LaLoosh was picked 7th overall by the St. Louis Cardinals and has yet to sign with the team.

The Boston Americans have opened up their lead to 16.5 games over the 2nd place Milwaukee Brewers in the American League. In the National League, the Pittsburgh Pirates have a 10.5 game lead over the Brooklyn Superbas.

The June award winners are:

AL Batter of the Month: John McGraw-Baltimore Orioles
AL Pitcher of the Month: Cy Young-Boston Americans
AL Rookie of the Month: Irv Waldron-Milwaukee Brewers

NL Batter of the Month: Emmet "Snags" Heidrick-St. Louis Cardinals
NL Pitcher of the Month: Bill "Whoa Bill" Phillips-Cincinnati Reds
NL Rookie of the Month: Mike O'Neill-St. Louis Cardinals

The July Award Winners:

AL Batter of the Month: Buck Freeman-Boston Americans
AL Pitcher of the Month: Cy Young-Boston Americans
AL Rookie of the Month: Bill Friel-Milwaukee Brewers

NL Batter of the Month: Willie "Wee Willie" Keeler-Brooklyn Superbas
NL Pitcher of the Month: Bill "Wild Bill" Donovan-Brooklyn Superbas
NL Rookie of the Month: Jack "Bullet Jack" Thoney-Brooklyn Superbas

Player Spotlight:

NUKE LALOOSH-Signed minor league contract with the St. Louis Cardinals organization with a signing bonus of $1,103.

Reader Participation OOTP Replay

2010-08-01T22:28:00.000-05:00

The sign-ups are under way and the 1901 season has begun. Here are the current debut dates:

1901: Nuke LaLoosh (Created to test ratings)
1902: Tony "Mac" McDonald
1903: Chris "Dugie" Dungan
1904: Greg "Grogg" Layton
1905: Steve "Gears" Gierman
1906: Cam "Hartless" Hartman
1907: Mike "Basher" Gee

...and without further ado let's get to some baseball.....

The first month of a half of the 1901 season has seen the Boston Americans run out to a 6.5 game lead over the Chicago White Sox. The AL presented the following awards for the month of May:

AL Batter of the Month: Buck Freeman-Boston Americans
AL Pitcher of the Month: George Winter-Boston Americans
AL Rookie of the Month: George Winter-Boston Americans

Over in the NL, the Pittsburgh Pirates have opened up a 2.5 game lead on the Brooklyn Superbas. The NL awards for the month of May are:

NL Batter of the Month: Elmer Flick-Philadelphia Phillies

NL Pitcher of the Month: Dummy Taylor-New York Giants

NL Rookie of the Year: Harry Bay-Cincinnati Reds

The Top 10 players available for the upcoming 1901 draft were also announced highlighted by a 24 year-old fireballer named Nuke LaLoosh:

The Top 10:

1) Alex Pearson
2) Homer Smoot
3) Patsy Dougherty
4) Bob Rhoads
5) Carl Lundgren
6) Bob Ewing
7) Nuke LaLoosh
8) Joe Tinker
9) Jimmy Sebring
10) Gus Dorner

Looking For Participants!!

2010-07-30T20:43:00.000-05:00

I have been toying with the idea of doing a OOTP historical replay with reader participation. This is how it would work: I would play out the 1901 season but starting in 1902 I would import ONE fictional rookie per year with this person being a reader of this blog. The reader would submit his full name with a non-offensive original nickname. Choose a realistic name if you would like to remain anonymous. You would then be able to follow your career and compare how you do to the all-time greats. ...and yes you will have a photo as I will create a fictional photo through the game using FaceGen.

As I have only 32 current followers of this blog, I would allow up to 2 entries per person. I would also ask for help in spreading the word for sign ups.

Debut years would be on a first come first serve basis but the earlier years would be better so the replay could get under way. I will also create the player with attributes that would hopefully lead to a longer career.

I need sign ups using the following template and I will sign up first for 1902:

Debut Year: 1902
Name: Chris Dungan
Nickname: "Dugie"
Primary Position: 2B
Secondary Position: SS
Birthday: 8/6
Height: 5'8
Weight: 160
Number: 22
Origin: Elgin, Illinois
Bats: R
Throws: R

I will update the debut years as the sign ups progess....hopefully progress!

Play Ball!!

OOTP Historical Replay: Final Results-Top 10 Lists

2010-07-26T20:10:00.000-05:00

Career Hits

1) Ty Cobb-4,136
2) Rogers Hornsby-3,981
3) Stan Musial-3,939
4) Eddie Collins-3.577
5) Hank Aaron-3,429
6) Cap Anson-3,418
7) Pete Rose-3,406
8) Ted Williams-3,277
9) Tony Gwynn-3,239
10) Rod Carew-3,208

Career HR

1) Barry Bonds-736
2) Ted Williams-694
3) Hank Aaron-666
4) Jim Thome-634
5) Mark McGwire-628
6) Alex Rodriguez-622
7) Ken Griffey Jr.-619
8) Fred McGriff-590
9) Rafael Palmeiro-572
10) Stan Musial-568

Career RBI

1) Stan Musial-2,177
2) Cap Anson-2,076
3) Ted Williams-2,069
4) Barry Bonds-2,055
5) Hank Aaron-2,045
6) Lou Gehrig-1,936
7) Rogers Hornsby-1,932
8) Alex Rodriguez-1,923
9) Mel Ott-1,910
10) Ken Griffey Jr.-1,867

Career Stolen Bases

1) Billy Hamilton-977
2) Tim Raines-902
3) Arlie Latham-738
4) Lou Brock-713
5) Rickey Henderson-703
6) Willie Wilson-692
7) Vince Coleman-679
8) Kenny Lofton-678
9) Hugh Duffy-672
10) Dummy Hoy-666

Career Wins

1) Walter Johnson-400
2) Cy Young-395
3) Pud Galvin-364
4) Kid Nichols-364
5) Tim Keefe-342
6) John Clarkson-328
7) Christy Mathewsen-319
8) Charley Radbourn-309
9) Mickey Welch-307
10) Bert Blyleven-306
10) Greg Maddux-306

Career K's

1) Roger Clemens-4,277
2) Randy Johnson-4,095
3) Pedro Martinez-3,943
4) Bert Blyleven-3.656
5) Walter Johnson-3,596
6) Bob Feller-3,571
7) Mike Mussina-3,520
8) Greg Maddux-3,495
9) Don Drysdale-3,395
10) John Smoltz-3,273

Career Saves:

1) Lee Smith-359
2) Rollie Fingers-344
3) Jeff Reardon-336
4) Mariano Rivera-319
5) Trevor Hoffman-317
6) Todd Jones-290
7) John Wetteland-287
8) Kent Tekulve-282
9) Dan Quisenberry-281
10) Tom Henke-249

OOTP Historical Replay: 2010

2010-07-25T22:21:00.000-05:00

The final season of the replay & then recaps of the all-time leaders:

AL Champion: New York Yankees
NL Champion: Milwaukee Brewers

World Champion: New York Yankees

AL MVP: Albert Pujols-Kansas City Royals: .372, 43 HR, 171 RBI

NL MVP: David Wright-San Diego Padres: .387, 40 HR, 146 RBI

AL Cy Young: Cole Hamels-Detroit Tigers: 23-6, 3.37 ERA

NL Cy Young: Justin Verlander-Arizona Diamondbacks: 23-5, 3.80 ERA

AL ROY: Clayton Reese-Tampa Bay Rays: .365, 6 HR, 111 RBI

NL ROY: Dan Weber-Arizona Diamondbacks: .347, 7 HR, 69 RBI

Milestones:

Carlos Pena-1000 Runs, 400 HR
Jason Kendall-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Hank Blalock-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Aubrey Huff-1000 Runs, 300 HR
Bobby Abreu-2000 Hits
Chipper Jones-2500 Hits
Dmitri Young-2000 Hits
Alex Rodriguez-600 HR
Scott Rolen-2000 Hits
Corey Koskie-1000 Runs
Albert Pujols-2000 Hits
Carlos Guillen-2000 Hits
Ryan Howard-300 HR
Cliff Floyd-2000 Hits
Vladimir Guerrero-2500 Hits
Carlos Delgado-500 HR
Jorge Posada-2000 Hits
Milton Bradley-1000 Runs
Jimmy Rollins-1000 Runs
Ichiro Suzuki-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Bobby Abreu: .301, 257 HR, 1103 RBI, 2089 Hits

Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
4 All-Star Selections

Carlos Delgado: .318, 502 HR, 1391 RBI, 2112 Hits

Winner of 1997 NL MVP Award
5 All-Star Selections

Todd Helton: .330, 357 HR, 1353 RBI, 2300 Hits

Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
9 All-Star Selections

Mike Piazza: .300, 491 HR, 1578 RBI, 2491 Hits

7 All-Star Selections

Greg Maddux: 306-260, 3.62 ERA, 3495 K's

Winner of 4 Gold Glove Awards
3 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Willie Bloomquist

OOTP Historical Replay: 2009

2010-07-25T18:42:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: Arizona Diamondbacks

World Champion: Arizona Diamondbacks

AL MVP: Prince Fielder-Toronto Blue Jays: .367, 55 HR, 184 RBI

NL MVP: Manny Ramirez-Milwaukee Brewers: .373, 45 HR, 137 RBI

AL Cy Young: A.J. Burnett-Cleveland Indians: 19-7, 3.79 ERA

NL Cy Young: Ervin Santana-Milwaukee Brewers: 20-7, 3.29 ERA

AL ROY: Hector Gimenez-Boston Red Sox: .360, 20 HR, 102 RBI

NL ROY: Brad Nelson-Pittsburgh Pirates: .347, 17 HR, 72 RBI

Milestones:

Mike Mussina-300 Wins, 3500 K's
Mark Loretta-1000 Runs
Ray Durham-2000 Hits
Alex Rodriguez-2500 Hits
Manny Ramirez-2000 Hits
Albert Pujols-300 HR, 1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Carlos Delgado-2000 Hits
Adrian Beltre-1000 RBI
Bobby Abreu-1000 RBI
Greg Maddux-300 Wins
Carlos Guillen-1000 Runs
Carlos Pena-1000 RBI
Chipper Jones-1500 RBI
Hank Blalock-300 HR
Vladimir Guerrero-400 HR
Lance Berkman-400 HR
Dmitri Young-1000 Runs
Pedro Astacio-200 Wins
Cliff Floyd-300 HR
Pedro Martinez-250 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Jim Thome: .299, 634 HR1862 RBI, 2607 Hits

Winner of 1991 AL ROY Award
Winner of 2 AL MVP Awards (1994, 1996)
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
10 All-Star Selections

Pedro Martinez: 250-123, 2.91 ERA, 3943 K's

Winner of 7 NL Cy Young Awards (1996, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003)
6 All-Star Selections

Mike Mussina: 303-186, 3.84 ERA, 3520 K's

Winner of 2000 AL Cy Young Award
4 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Norris Hopper, Will Venable, James Parr, Sean Barker

OOTP Historical Replay: 2008

2010-07-23T20:59:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: Florida Marlins

World Champion: Florida Marlins

AL MVP: Shin-Soo Choo-Texas Rangers: .349, 29 HR, 121 RBI

NL MVP: Adrian Gonzalez-Pittsburgh Pirates: .335, 36 HR, 124 RBI

AL Cy Young: Aaron Harang-Texas Rangers: 21-7, 2.25 ERA

NL Cy Young: Gil Meche-Philadelphia Phillies: 18-6, 2.38 ERA

AL ROY: Matthew Joyce-Toronto Blue Jays: .302, 25 HR, 81 RBI

NL ROY: Alex Gordon-Colorado Rockies: .286, 30 HR, 113 RBI

Milestones:

Lance Berkman-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Jorge Posada-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Tony Clark-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Chipper Jones-1500 Runs
Manny Ramirez-400 HR
Ken Griffey Jr.-2500 Hits, 600 HR
Tim Salmon-1000 RBI
Dmitri Young-1000 RBI
Jim Thome-600 HR, 2500 Hits
Alex Rodriguez-1500 Runs
Andy Pettitte-200 Wins
Ray Durham-1000 RBI
Mark Loretta-2000 Hits
Aubrey Huff-1000 RBI
Carlos Beltran-1000 RBI
Brian Giles-2000 Hits
Magglio Ordonez-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Kelly Johnson, Mike Jacobs, Jody Gerut, Edgar Renteria, Ryan Sweeney

OOTP Historical Replay: 2007

2010-07-22T10:46:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: Atlanta Braves

World Champion: Cleveland Indians

AL MVP: Alex Rodriguez-New York Yankees: .313, 47 HR, 167 RBI

NL MVP: Mark Teixeira-San Francisco Giants: .337, 32 HR, 92 RBI

AL Cy Young: Javier Vazquez-Minnesota Twins: 20-6, 3.01 ERA

NL Cy Young: Derrick Turnbow-Florida Marlins: 6-5, 2.51 ERA, 39 Saves

AL ROY: Chris Dickerson-Chicago White Sox: .313, 19 HR, 70 RBI

NL ROY: Denard Span-San Francisco Giants: .317, 13 HR, 51 RBI

Milestones:

John Smoltz-3000 K's, 200 Wins
Chipper Jones-2000 Hits, 400 HR
Ken Griffey Jr.-1500 Runs
Dave Nilsson-2000 Hits
Randy Johnson-4000 K's
J.D. Drew-300 HR, 1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Vladimir Guerrero-2000 Hits
Nomar Garciaparra-300 HR, 2000 Hits
Ivan Rodriguez-300 HR
Scott Rolen-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Mariano Rivera-300 Saves
Mike Piazza-1500 RBI
Magglio Ordonez-1000 Runs
Carlos Pena-300 HR
Alex Rodriguez-500 HR, 1500 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

David Justice: .301, 492 HR, 1658 RBI, 2493 Hits

Winner of 2 Gold Glove Awards
8 All-Star Selections

Ryan Klesko: .306, 451 HR, 1360 RBI, 2230 Hits

Winner of 1993 NL ROY Award
Winner of 1994 NL MVP AWard
8 All-Star Selections

Kenny Lofton: .311, 114 HR, 937 RBI, 2111 Hits, 678 SB

Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
2 All-Star Selections

John Olerud: .319, 322 HR, 1352 RBI, 2401 Hits

Winner of 2 AL MVP Awards (1992, 1993)
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
7 All-Star Selections

Mo Vaughn: .307, 461 HR, 1322 RBI, 2099 Hits

Winner of 2 NL MVP Awards (1992, 1996)
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
8 All-Star Selections

Randy Johnson: 236-163, 3.37 ERA, 4095 K's

7 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Scott Downs, Nick Blackburn, Jason Schmidt, Nick Swisher, Elmer Dessens

OOTP Historical Replay: 2006

2010-07-21T20:56:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: San Diego Padres

World Champion: Cleveland Indians

AL MVP: Brian McCann-Detroit Tigers: .348, 38 HR, 155 RBI

NL MVP: Mark Teixeira-San Francisco Giants: .349, 38 HR, 103 RBI

AL Cy Young: Roy Halladay-Kansas City Royals: 23-4, 2.63 ERA

NL Cy Young: Andy Pettitte-San Diego Padres: 22-7, 2.17 ERA

AL ROY: Mike Fontenot-Cleveland Indians: .316, 13 HR, 80 RBI

NL ROY: Geovany Soto-Cincinnati Reds: .339, 31 HR, 101 RBI

Milestones:

Jim Thome-1500 RBI
Omar Vizquel-2000 Hits
Moises Alou-2000 Hits, 300 HR
Carlos Baerga-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Mike Mussina-250 Wins
Tim Salmon-1000 Runs
Ray Durham-1000 Runs
Vladimir Guerrero-1000 Runs
Kenny Lofton-2000 Hits
Trevor Hoffman-300 Saves
Javy Lopez-2000 Hits
Lance Berkman-300 HR
Jorge Posada-300 HR
Pedro Martinez-3500 K's
Tony Longmire-1000 Runs
Alex Rodriguez-2000 Hits
Cliff Floyd-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Nomar Garciaparra-1000 Runs
Scott Rolen-300 HR
Todd Helton-2000 Hits
Magglio Ordonez-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Manny Aybar, David Bush

OOTP Historical Replay: 2005

2010-07-20T21:00:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: Los Angeles Dodgers

World Champion: Los Angeles Dodgers

AL MVP: Ryan Howard-Oakland A's: .321, 48 HR, 110 RBI

NL MVP: Jose Reyes-Los Angeles Dodgers: .353, 33 HR, 113 RBI

AL Cy Young: Doug Davis-Minnesota Twins: 21-9, 2.53 ERA

NL Cy Young: Huston Street-Atlanta Braves: 7-1, 2.36 ERA, 49 Saves

AL ROY: Josh Willingham-Minnesota Twins: .299, 34 HR, 93 RBI

NL ROY: Nate McLouth-Pittsburgh Pirates: .296, 27 HR, 93 RBI

Milestones:

Bobby Abreu-1000 Runs
Carlos Delgado-1000 RBI, 400 HR
Pedro Martinez-200 Wins
Jason Giambi-1000 Runs
Brian Giles-1000 Runs
Omar Vizquel-1000 Runs
Vladimir Guerrero-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Greg Maddux-250 Wins, 3000 K's
Robin Ventura-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Alex Rodriguez-400 HR
Todd Helton-300 HR
Jim Thome-500 HR, 2000 Hits, 1500 Runs
Gary Sheffield-400 HR, 1500 RBI
Ivan Rodriguez-2500 Hits
Ryan Klesko-2000 Hits
Dave Nilsson-300 HR
Nomar Garciaparra-1000 RBI
Mike Mussina-3000 K's

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Roberto Alomar: .312, 186 HR, 1067 RBI, 2436 Hits

Winner of 2 Gold Glove Awards
7 All-Star Selections

Barry Bonds: .305, 736 HR, 2055 RBI, 2722 Hits

Winner of 5 AL MVP Awards (1987, 1989, 1991, 2002, 2003)
11 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Jed Hansen, Francisco Cruceta, Barry Bonds

OOTP Historical Replay: 2004

2010-07-19T21:31:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Minnesota Twins
NL Champion: San Diego Padres

World Champion: San Diego Padres

AL MVP: Albert Pujols-Kansas City Royals: .371, 45 HR, 130 RBI

NL MVP: Lance Berkman-Colorado Rockies: .337, 45 HR, 122 RBI

AL Cy Young: A.J. Burnett-Cleveland Indians: 23-6. 3.53 ERA

NL Cy Young: Andy Pettitte-San Diego Padres: 22-5, 2.91 ERA

AL ROY: Ryan Church-Minnesota Twins: .309, 33 HR, 105 RBI

NL ROY: Ryan Langerhans-Colorado Rockies: .301, 16 HR, 74 RBI

Milestones:

Kenny Lofton-1000 Runs
Moises Alou-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Vinny Castilla-1000 RBI, 300 HR
Jason Giambi-1000 RBI
Barry Bonds-700 HR, 2000 RBI
Dave Nilsson-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Todd Helton-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Ryan Klesko-400 HR
Pedro Martinez-3000 K's
Mike Piazza-2000 Hits
Steve Finley-2000 Hits
Brian Giles-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Carlos Baerga-2000 Hits
Javy Lopez-1000 Runs
Carlos Delgado-1000 Runs
Manny Ramirez-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Jose Canseco: .259, 513 HR, 1589 RBI, 2267 Hits

1 All-Star Selection

Roger Clemens: 259-200, 3.51 ERA, 4277 K's

Winner of 1985 NL Cy Young Award
8 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Jamie Brewington, Rich Aurilia, Johnny Damon

OOTP Historical Replay: 2003

2010-07-18T21:37:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Chicago White Sox
NL Champion: Los Angeles Dodgers

World Champion: Chicago White Sox

AL MVP: Barry Bonds-Boston Red Sox: .352, 64 HR, 145 RBI

NL MVP: Brian Giles-Atlanta Braves: .331, 35 HR, 114 RBI

AL Cy Young: Jason Schmidt-Detroit Tigers: 20-10, 2.67 ERA

NL Cy Young: Pedro Martinez-San Diego Padres: 21-5, 2.09 ERA

AL ROY: Aaron Miles-Chicago White Sox: .361, 15 HR, 75 RBI

NL ROY: Michael Restovich-Cincinnati Reds: .341, 26 HR, 99 RBI

Milestones:

Ken Griffey Jr.-1500 RBI
Alex Rodriguez-300 HR, 1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Ray Lankford-1000 RBI
Chipper Jones-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Ivan Rodriguez-1000 Runs
Manny Ramirez-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Barry Larkin-2500 Hits, 1500 Runs
Randy Johnson-3500 K's, 200 Wins
Mo Vaughn-2000 Hits
Ellis Burks-1000 Runs
Jose Canseco-500 HR
Mike Piazza-400 HR
Jason Giambi-300 HR
Barry Bonds-2500 Hits, 2000 Runs
John Olerud-300 HR
Roger Clemens-250 Wins
Rafael Palmeiro-3000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Mark Grace: .319, 208 HR, 1067 RBI, 2353 Hits

5 All-Star Selections

Tony Gwynn: .329, 119 HR, 1254 RBI, 3239 Hits

Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
7 All-Star Selections

Rafael Palmeiro: .292, 572 HR, 1865 RBI, 3019 Hits

Winner of 1991 NL MVP Award
Winner of 1999 AL MVP Award
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
7 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Rodrigo Lopez, Kelly Wunsch, Mark Bellhorn, Scott Sauerbeck

OOTP Historical Replay: 2002

2010-07-17T13:27:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Toronto Blue Jays
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Barry Bonds-Boston Red Sox: .320, 54 HR, 117 RBI

NL MVP: Chipper Jones-Milwaukee Brewers: .316, 33 HR, 86 RBI

AL Cy Young: Roy Halladay-Kansas City Royals: 22-6, 2.81 ERA

NL Cy Young: Pedro Martinez-San Diego Padres: 16-7, 2.44 ERA

AL ROY: Luis Garcia-Anaheim Angels: .280, 20 HR, 83 RBI

NL ROY: Dontrelle Willis-Atlanta Braves: 15-1, 2.07 ERA

Milestones:

Dante Bichette-1000 Runs, 2000 Hits
Bernie Williams-1000 Runs
Steve Finley-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Ray Lankford-1000 Runs
Sammy Sosa-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Ryan Klesko-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Hal Morris-2000 Hits
Jeff Bagwell-1000 RBI
Chipper Jones-1000 Runs
Mike Piazza-1000 Runs
Ivan Rodriguez-1000 RBI, 2000 Hits
Mo Vaughn-400 HR
Mike Mussina-200 Wins
Barry Bonds-600 HR
Ken Griffey Jr.-500 HR
Jim Thome-400 HR
Javy Lopez-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Barry Larkin-1000 RBI
Stan Javier-2000 Hits
David Justice-1500 Runs
Juan Gonzalez-1000 RBI
John Olerud-2000 Hits
Mark Grace-1000 RBI
Roberto Alomar-1000 RBI
Carlos Delgado-300 HR
Paul O'Neill-300 HR
Roger Clemens-4000 K's
Albert Belle-400 HR
Darrin Fletcher-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Will Clark: .306, 367 HR, 1357 RBI, 2277 Hits

Winner of 1990 AL MVP Award
4 All-Star Selections

Mike Greenwell: .307, 212 HR, 1186 RBI, 2234 Hits

Winner of 1986 AL MVP Award
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
3 All-Star Selections

Mark McGwire: .248, 628 HR, 1642 RBI, 1855 Hits

Winner of 2000 AL MVP Award
5 All-Star Selections

Hal Morris: .313, 148 HR, 834 RBI, 2041 Hits

Winner of 1989 NL ROY Award
2 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: None

OOTP Historical Replay: 2001

2010-07-15T23:06:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: Milwaukee Brewers

World Champion: Milwaukee Brewers

AL MVP: Jason Giambi-Cleveland Indians: .349, 36 HR, 127 RBI

NL MVP: Chipper Jones-Milwaukee Brewers: .396, 41 HR, 111 RBI

AL Cy Young: Jon Lieber-Minnesota Twins: 20-11, 3.00 ERA

NL Cy Young: Pedro Martinez-San Diego Padres: 17-2, 1.77 ERA

AL ROY: Dustan Mohr-Toronto Blue Jays: .306, 24 HR, 85 RBI

NL ROY: Reggie Taylor-Arizona Diamondbacks: .295, 31 HR, 100 RBI

Milestones:

Gary Sheffield-300 HR, 2000 Hits
Ken Griffey Jr.-2000 Hits
Greg Maddux-200 Wins
Jay Buhner-1000 RBI
Tony Fernandez-2500 Hits
Dante Bichette-1000 RBI
Chuck Knoblauch-1000 Runs
Jeff Bagwell-1000 Runs
Jose Canseco-2000 Hits, 1500 RBI
Rafael Palmeiro-1500 Runs, 500 HR
Shawon Dunston-1000 Runs, 2000 Hits
Juan Gonzalez-300 HR
Mark Grace-2000 Hits
Jim Thome-1000 RBI
Albert Belle-1000 Runs
Ryan Klesko-300 HR
Darren Daulton-1000 RBI
Paul O'Neill-2000 Hits
Randy Johnson-3000 K's
Mike Piazza-1000 RBI
Dwight Gooden-3000 K's
Matt Williams-2000 Hits
Frank Thomas-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Dean Palmer-1000 RBI
Sammy Sosa-1000 RBI
Mark McGwire-600 HR
Dave Martinez-2000 Hits
Luis Polonia-1000 Runs
David Justice-1500 RBI
Ken Caminiti-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Fred McGriff: .302, 590 HR, 1836 RBI, 2609 Hits

Winner of 1988 AL MVP Award
Winner of 1993 NL MVP Award
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
10 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Danny Klassen, Darren Lewis, Mike Holtz, Vernon Wells

OOTP Historical Replay: 2000

2010-07-14T23:19:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Boston Red Sox
NL Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

World Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

AL MVP: Mark McGwire-New York Yankees: .288, 77 HR, 197 RBI

NL MVP: Geoff Jenkins-New York Mets: .327, 53 HR, 139 RBI

AL Cy Young: Mike Mussina-New York Yankees: 24-10, 3.89 ERA

NL Cy Young: Pedro Martinez-San Diego Padres: 25-2, 1.81 ERA

AL ROY: Albert Pujols-Kansas City Royals: .370, 27 HR, 79 RBI

NL ROY: Kerry Robinson-Philadelphia Phillies: .339, 16 HR, 96 RBI

Milestones:

Jim Thome-300 HR, 1000 Runs
Jeff Bagwell-300 HR
Mark McGwire-500 HR, 1500 RBI
David Justice-400 HR, 2000 Hits
Gary Sheffield-1000 Runs
Barry Bonds, 1500 Runs, 1500 RBI, 2000 Hits, 500 HR
Dwight Gooden-200 Wins
Mark Grace-1000 Runs
Paul O'Neill-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Dean Palmer-300 HR
Sammy Sosa-300 HR
Roberto Alomar-2000 Hits
John Olerud-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Darren Daulton-1000 Runs
Mike Piazza-300 HR
Mo Vaughn-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Frank Thomas-300 HR
Dave Martinez-1000 Runs
Fred McGriff-2500 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Wade Boggs: .336, 124 HR, 1243 RBI, 3061 Hits

Winner Of 1981 AL ROY Award
Winner Of 1982 AL MVP Award
Winner Of 1 Gold Glove Award
6 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Scarborough Green

OOTP Historical Replay: 1999

2010-07-11T17:35:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Texas Rangers
NL Champion: San Diego Padres

World Champion: San Diego Padres

AL MVP: Rafael Palmeiro-Baltimore Orioles: .341, 57 HR, 172 RBI

NL MVP: Lance Berkman-Colorado Rockies: .347, 60 HR, 155 RBI

AL Cy Young: John Smoltz-Oakland A's: 15-11, 2.98 ERA

NL Cy Young: Pedro Martinez-San Diego Padres: 20-5, 2.43 ERA

AL ROY: Da Rond Stovall-New York Yankees: .312, 25 HR, 72 RBI

NL ROY: Marlon Anderson-Philadelphia Phillies: .269, 17 HR, 92 RBI

Milestones:

Rafael Palmeiro-400 HR, 2500 Hits, 1500 RBI
Jose Canseco-400 HR
Mark McGwire-1000 Runs
Albert Belle-1000 RBI
Tony Fernandez-1000 RBI
Fred McGriff-1500 Runs
Bobby Bonilla-2000 Hits
Mike Greenwell-2000 Hits
Matt Williams-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Chili Davis-1000 RBI
Barry Larkin-2000 Hits
Roberto Alomar-1000 Runs
Roger Clemens-200 Wins, 3500 K's
Tim Raines-2500 Hits, 1500 Runs
Wade Boggs-3000 Hits, 1500 Runs
Mo Vaughn-300 HR
Harold Baines-1500 Runs
Gary Sheffield-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Dave Veres, Mike Saipe, Mike Sirotka, Tom Glavine, Jerry Kutzler

OOTP Historical Replay: 1998

2010-07-08T18:30:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: Chicago Cubs

World Champion: Chicago Cubs

AL MVP: Ken Griffey Jr.-Cleveland Indians: .317, 58 HR, 152 RBI

NL MVP: Tony Clark-Los Angeles Dodgers: .368, 52 HR, 132 RBI

AL Cy Young: Pedro Astacio-Baltimore Orioles: 19-7, 3.40 ERA

NL Cy Young: Pedro Martinez-San Diego Padres: 24-2, 1.61 ERA

AL ROY: Erubiel Durazo-Kansas City Royals: .352, 28 HR, 80 RBI

NL ROY: Lance Berkman-Colorado Rockies: .403, 38 HR, 100 RBI

Milestones:

Ken Griffey Jr.-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Jay Buhner-300 HR
Stan Javier-1000 Runs
Albert Belle-300 HR
Tony Fernandez-1000 Runs
Fred McGriff-2000 Hits, 500 HR, 1500 RBI
Tony Gwynn-3000 Hits
Ryne Sandberg-1000 RBI
Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Wally Joyner: .307, 291 HR, 1227 RBI, 2297 Hits

Winner of 2 Gold Glove Awards
5 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Joe Hesketh, Andy Stankiewicz

OOTP Historical Replay: 1997

2010-07-07T15:52:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: New York Yankees
NL Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

World Champion: New York Yankees

AL MVP: Alex Rodriguez-New York Yankees: .353, 43 HR, 125 RBI

NL MVP: Carlos Delgado-St. Louis Cardinals: .354, 54 HR, 137 RBI

AL Cy Young: John Wetteland-Baltimore Orioles: 8-4, 1.85 ERA, 40 Saves

NL Cy Young: Alex Fernandez-Pittsburgh Pirates: 26-3, 2.72 ERA

AL ROY: Billy Ashley-Minnesota Twins: .276, 49 HR, 144 RBI

NL ROY: Carlos Guillen-Milwaukee Brewers: .344, 9 HR, 71 RBI

Milestones:

Ken Griffey Jr.-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Mark McGwire-400 HR, 1000 RBI
Wally Joyner-2000 Hits
Barry Larkin-1000 Runs
Tony Fernandez-2000 Hits
Rafael Palmeiro-2000 Hits
Bobby Bonilla-1000 Runs
Will Clark-2000 Hits
Mike Morgan-200 Wins
Jose Canseco-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Barry Bonds-400 HR
David Justice-1000 Runs
Mike Greenwell-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Brian McRae, Dennys Reyes

OOTP Historical Replay: 1996

2010-07-06T22:36:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Detroit Tigers
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: Detroit Tigers

AL MVP: Jim Thome-Milwaukee Brewers: .318, 55 HR, 139 RBI

NL MVP: Mo Vaughn-St. Louis Cardinals: .374, 54 HR, 140 RBI

AL Cy Young: Todd Stottlemyre-New York Yankees: 21-3, 3.20 ERA

NL Cy Young: Pedro Martinez-San Diego Padres: 17-6, 2.53 ERA

AL ROY: Dmitri Young-Detroit Tigers: .309, 13 HR, 74 RBI

NL ROY: Brant Brown-San Diego Padres: .311, 32 HR, 99 RBI

Milestones:

Matt Williams-1000 RBI
Lou Whitaker-2000 Hits
Wally Joyner-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Tony Gwynn-2500 Hits, 1000 RBI
Alan Trammell-2500 Hits
Rafael Palmeiro-300 HR, 1000 Runs
Bobby Bonilla-300 HR
Will Clark-1000 Runs
Harold Baines-2500 Hits, 400 HR, 1500 RBI
Jose Canseco-300 HR
Don Mattingly-2500 Hits
Ryne Sandberg-1000 Runs
Mike Greenwell-1000 Runs
Roger Clemens-3000 K's
David Justice-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Cal Ripken-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Don Mattingly: .322, 328 HR, 1292 RBI, 2615 Hits

Winner of 4 NL MVP Awards (1983, 1984, 1986, 1988)
Winner of 2 Gold Glove Awards
6 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Matt Lawton, Jason Christiansen, Jose Rosado

OOTP Historical Replay: 1995

2010-07-03T17:21:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: Cleveland Indians

AL MVP: Chipper Jones-Milwaukee: .359, 33 HR, 144 RBI

NL MVP: Brian Giles-Atlanta Braves: .370, 35 HR, 102 RBI

AL Cy Young: Hideo Nomo-California Angels: 18-5, 2.85 ERA

NL Cy Young: Melido Perez-Montreal Expos: 20-7, 2.96 ERA

AL ROY: Phil Nevin-Chicago White Sox: .326, 38 HR, 126 RBI

NL ROY: Matt Stairs-St. Louis Cardinals: .334, 21 HR, 63 RBI

Milestones:

Rickey Henderson-1000 RBI
Wade Boggs-2500 Hits
Fred McGriff-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Tony Gwynn-1000 Runs
Matt Williams-300 HR
Rafael Palmeiro-1000 RBI
Will Clark-300 HR
Bobby Bonilla-1000 RBI
Barry Bonds-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Dan Plesac, Jeff Pierce, Bill Pulsipher, Juan Samuel, Jeff Kent

OOTP Historical Replay: 1994

2010-07-02T21:58:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Chicago White Sox
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Jim Thome-Milwaukee Brewers: .333, 48 HR, 146 RBI

NL MVP: Ryan Klesko-New York Mets: .375, 46 HR, 122 RBI

AL Cy Young: Bill Wegman-Chicago White Sox: 17-4, 2.76 ERA

NL Cy Young: Alex Fernandez-Los Angeles Dodgers: 18-12, 2.86 ERA

AL ROY: Tony Tarasco-Chicago White Sox: .273, 34 HR, 94 RBI

NL ROY: Bobby Higginson-New York Mets: .337, 24 HR, 68 RBI

Milestones:

Kirk Gibson-300 HR
Fred McGriff-1000 RBI
Rickey Henderson-2000 Hits
Wade Boggs-1000 RBI
Tony Gwynn-2000 Hits
Lee Smith-300 Saves
Lou Whitaker-1000 Runs
Will Clark-1000 RBI
Mark McGwire-300 HR
Tim Raines-1000 RBI
Cal Ripken Jr.-1000 RBI
Bill Gullickson-200 Wins
Barry Bonds-300 HR, 1000 Runs
Fernando Valenzuela-200 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Derek Jeter, Dan Gladden, Jeff Keener, Trenidad Hubbard, Al Osuna

OOTP Historical Replay: 1993

2010-07-01T15:12:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Texas Rangers
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: John Olerud-Detroit Tigers: .362, 37 HR, 141 RBI

NL MVP: Fred McGriff-Atlanta Braves: .322, 53 HR, 122 RBI

AL Cy Young: Greg McMichael-Boston Red Sox: 10-1, 2.16 ERA, 37 Saves

NL Cy Young: Andy Benes-Pittsburgh Pirates: 20-7, 2.95 ERA

AL ROY: Jesse Levis-Milwaukee Brewers: .335, 9 HR, 74 RBI

NL ROY: Ryan Klesko-New York Mets: .346, 38 HR, 104 RBI

Milestones:

Kirk Gibson-1000 RBI
Alan Trammell-1000 RBI
Don Mattingly-300 HR, 1000 Runs
Ozzie Smith-2000 Hits
Fred McGriff-300 HR
Gary Carter-1000 RBI
Lonnie Smith-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Dennis Eckersley: 247-200, 3.22 ERA, 2770 K's, 169 Saves

Winner of 1979 AL Cy Young Award
6 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Wayne Kirby, Glenallen Hill, Tim Crews

OOTP Historical Replay: 1992

2010-06-28T19:50:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Kansas City Royals
NL Champion: New York Mets

World Champion: Kansas City Royals

AL MVP: John Olerud-Detroit Tigers: .348, 41 HR, 136 RBI

NL MVP: Mo Vaughn-St. Louis Cardinals: .324, 35 HR, 105 RBI

AL Cy Young: Bob Tewksbury-New York Yankees: 21-7, 3.11 ERA

NL Cy Young: Tim Belcher-Cincinnati Reds: 20-8, 2.74 ERA

AL ROY: Jeff Frye-Detroit Tigers: .324, 9 HR, 60 RBI

NL ROY: Tim Salmon-Montreal Expos: .302, 14 HR, 61 RBI

Milestones:

Wade Boggs-1000 Runs
Andre Dawson-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Harold Baines-2000 Hits
Kirk Gibson-1000 Runs
Tim Raines-2000 Hits
Alan Trammell-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Robin Yount-3000 Hits, 1500 RBI
Jeff Reardon-300 Saves
Carney Lansford-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Robin Yount: .291, 299 HR, 1501 RBI, 3027 Hits

Winner Of 1982 NL MVP Award
Winner Of 2 Gold Glove Awards
9 All-Star Selections

Frank Tanana: 246-230, 3.46 ERA, 2977 K's

5 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Ken Oberkfell, Gary Pettis, Royce Clayton, Larry Walker, Brett Butler

OOTP Historical Replay: 1991

2010-06-27T22:12:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

AL MVP: Barry Bonds-Boston Red Sox: .332, 32 HR, 116 RBI

NL MVP: Rafael Palmeiro-New York Mets: .323, 35 HR, 121 RBI

AL Cy Young: Dennis Martinez-Cleveland Indians: 7-3, 2.51 ERA, 43 Saves

NL Cy Young: David Cone-Houston Astros: 19-6, 2.19 ERA

AL ROY: Jim Thome-Milwaukee Brewers: .273, 14 HR, 59 RBI

NL ROY: Chito Martinez-San Diego Padres: .312, 29 HR, 110 RBI

Milestones:

Bert Blyleven-300 Wins
John Candelaria-200 Wins
Andre Dawson-1000 RBI
Jack Morris-200 Wins
Don Mattingly-2000 Hits, 1000 RBI
Ken Griffey Jr.-1000 RBI
Rickey Henderson-1000 Runs
Ozzie Smith-1000 Runs
Harold Baines-300 HR, 1000 Runs
Wade Boggs-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

George Brett: .320, 286 HR, 1279 RBI, 2601 Hits

Winner Of 3 NL MVP Awards (1978, 1979, 1981)
Winner Of 4 Gold Glove Awards
10 All-Star Selections

Bert Blyleven: 306-240, 3.00 ERA, 3656 K's

Winner Of 2 NL Cy Young Awards (1970, 1983)
7 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Paul Wagner, Mike Sharperson, Randy Kutcher, Brian Williams

OOTP Historical Replay: 1990

2010-06-26T11:27:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Seattle Mariners
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

AL MVP: Will Clark-Texas Rangers: .359, 41 HR, 134 RBI

NL MVP: Larry Walker-St. Louis Cardinals: .313, 36 HR, 89 RBI

AL Cy Young: Jack McDowell-Seattle Mariners: 18-8, 2.95 ERA

NL Cy Young: Kevin Tapani-St. Louis Cardinals: 18-7, 2.27 ERA

AL ROY: Dave Hollins-Detroit Tigers: .276, 20 HR, 95 RBI

NL ROY: Tony Perezchica-New York Mets: .279, 11 HR, 56 RBI

Milestones:

Dale Murphy-1000 Runs
Bert Blyleven-3500 K's
Paul Molitor-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Robin Yount-1500 Runs
Fred Lynn-1000 Runs
George Brett-2500 Hits
Tim Raines-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Keith Hernandez: .300, 141 HR, 882 RBI, 2045 Hits

Winner Of 1974 AL ROY Award
Winner Of 1 Gold Glove Award
2 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: None

OOTP Historical Replay: 1989

2010-06-24T14:54:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Chicago White Sox
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: Chicago White Sox

AL MVP: Barry Bonds-Boston Red Sox: .326, 44 HR, 133 RBI

NL MVP: Larry Walker-St. Louis Cardinals: .288, 37 HR, 96 RBI

AL Cy Young: Pascual Perez-Chicago White Sox: 20-7, 2.76 ERA

NL Cy Young: Mark Gubicza-Chicago Cubs: 18-10, 2.44 ERA

AL ROY: Frank Thomas-New York Yankees: .283, 15 HR, 42 RBI

NL ROY: Hal Morris-Cincinnati Reds: .323, 12 HR, 76 RBI

Milestones:

Dave Winfield-2000 Hits
Dave Parker-2500 Hits
Dale Murphy-1000 RBI
Garry Templeton-2000 Hits
Ron Kittle-300 HR
Harold Baines-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Dave Parker: .306, 335 HR, 1276 RBI, 2501 Hits

Winner Of 1975 NL MVP Award
8 All-Star Selections

Rick Reuschel: 244-202, 3.32 ERA, 2177 K's

Winner Of 2 NL Cy Young Awards (1973, 1986)
Winner Of 1 Gold Glove Award
5 All-Star Selections

Jerry Reuss: 241-190, 3.31 ERA, 2244 K's

Winner Of 2 NL Cy Young Awards (1978, 1981)
2 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Dan O'Brien, Carmelo Martinez

OOTP Historical Replay: 1988

2010-06-21T21:31:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Milwaukee Brewers
NL Champion: Houston Astros

World Champion: Milwaukee Brewers

AL MVP: Fred McGriff-Detroit Tigers: .314, 40 HR, 115 RBI

NL MVP: Don Mattingly-Pittsburgh Pirates: .364, 35 HR, 142 RBI

AL Cy Young: Mike Scott-Chicago White Sox: 17-8, 2.55 ERA

NL Cy Young: Frank Viola-Chicago Cubs: 16-6, 2.23 ERA

AL ROY: Chris Sabo-Cleveland Indians: .282, 18 HR, 86 RBI

NL ROY: Larry Walker-St. Louis Cardinals: .313, 14 HR, 49 RBI

Milestones:

Bob Horner-1000 RBI
Eddie Murray-2000 Hits
Keith Hernandez-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Ken Griffey-1000 Runs
Doyle Alexander-200 Wins
Robin Yount-2500 Hits
Dave Winfield-1000 Runs
Frank Tanana-200 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Kevin Romine

OOTP Historical Replay: 1987

2010-06-20T21:56:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Boston Red Sox
NL Champion: Cincinnati Reds

World Champion: Cincinnati Reds

AL MVP: Barry Bonds-Boston Red Sox: .344, 39 HR, 124 RBI

NL MVP: Kal Daniels-Montreal Expos: .320, 37 HR, 92 RBI

AL Cy Young: Pascual Perez-Chicago White Sox: 21-3, 2.71 ERA

NL Cy Young: Tim Belcher-Cincinnati Reds: 23-4, 2.20 ERA

AL ROY: Bruce Fields-Minnesota Twins: .310, 18 HR, 71 RBI

NL ROY: Edgar Martinez-Montreal Expos: .345, 14 HR, 59 RBI

Milestones:

Doug DeCinces-300 HR
Eddie Murray-1000 Runs
Bert Blyleven-250 Wins, 3000 K's
Dennis Eckersley-200 Wins
Darrell Porter-1000 Runs
Chris Chambliss-2000 Hits
Larry Parrish-1000 RBI
Dan Driessen-1000 Runs
Ken Griffey-2000 Hits
Dave Winfield-1000 RBI
Ben Oglivie-1000 RBI
Dale Murphy-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Cecil Cooper: .315, 351 HR, 1411 RBI, 2704 Hits

Winner of 3 AL MVP Awards (1975, 1976, 1977)
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
8 All-Star Selections

Reggie Jackson: .287, 533 HR, 1518 RBI, 2318 Hits

Winner of 2 NL MVP Awards (1972, 1973)
Winner of 6 Gold Glove Awards
10 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Dan Morogiello, Gary Ward, Gary Gray

OOTP Historical Replay: 1986

2010-06-19T23:11:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: New York Yankees
NL Champion: San Diego Padres

World Champion: San Diego Padres

AL MVP: Mike Greenwell-Milwaukee Brewers: .356, 38 HR, 135 RBI

NL MVP: Don Mattingly-Chicago Cubs: .365, 45 HR, 107 RBI

AL Cy Young: Karl Best-California Angels: 10-5, 1.34 ERA, 39 Saves

NL Cy Young: Rick Reuschel-St. Louis Cardinals: 20-7, 2.42 ERA

AL ROY: Pete Incaviglia-Detroit Tigers: .241, 38 HR, 107 RBI

NL ROY: Mickey Brantley-San Diego Padres: .331, 19 HR, 70 RBI

Milestones:

Jim Rice-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Rick Reuschel-200 Wins
George Foster-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Bobby Grich-1000 Runs
Darrell Evans-2000 Hits, 300 HR
Bob Horner-300 HR
George Brett-2000 Hits, 1000 RBI
Eddie Murray-300 HR
Dusty Baker-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Hal McRae: .303, 184 HR, 1069 RBI, 2220 Hits

5 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: None

OOTP Historical Replay: 1985

2010-06-18T17:15:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Joe Carter-California Angels: .321, 39 HR, 140 RBI

NL MVP: Chris Smith-San Francisco Giants: .323, 27 HR, 98 RBI

AL Cy Young: Rick Sutcliffe-California Angels: 20-5, 2.36 ERA

NL Cy Young: Roger Clemens-Philadelphia Phillies: 16-4, 2.55 ERA

AL ROY: Vince Coleman-California Angels: .265, 2 HR, 52 RBI, 77 SB

NL ROY: Steve Buechele-Los Angeles Dodgers: .304, 24 HR, 89 RBI

Milestones:

Jim Rice-300 HR
Robin Yount-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs, 2000 Hits
Toby Harrah-1000 Runs
Darrell Porter-1000 RBI
Richie Hebner-2000 Hits, 1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Al Oliver-2500 Hits
Dave Parker-2000 Hits, 1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Reggie Jackson-1500 RBI
Greg Luzinski-300 HR, 1000 Runs
Cecil Cooper-2500 Hits
Dusty Baker-2000 Hits
George Brett-1000 Runs
Eddie Murray-1000 RBI
Jorge Orta-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Steve Garvey: .301, 236 HR, 1153 RBI, 2202 Hits

Winner Of 3 Gold Glove Awards
5 All-Star Selections

Al Oliver: .311, 198 HR, 1154 RBI, 2552 Hits

5 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Victor Mata, Tom Brunansky, Mike Smithson

OOTP Historical Replay: 1984

2010-06-17T19:35:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: New York Yankees
NL Champion: Chicago Cubs

World Champion: Chicago Cubs

AL MVP: Bob Horner-California Angels: .346, 49 HR, 133 RBI

NL MVP: Don Mattingly-Chicago Cubs: .326, 44 HR, 127 RBI

AL Cy Young: Dwight Gooden-Seattle Mariners: 17-9, 2.84 ERA

NL Cy Young: Rick Honeycutt-Cincinnati Reds: 16-8, 2.01 ERA

AL ROY: Andy McGaffigan-Minnesota Twins: 5-7, 3.21 ERA, 38 Saves

NL ROY: Dennis Rasmussen-San Diego Padres: 18-9, 3.60 ERA

Milestones:

Johnny Bench-2000 Hits
Jim Rice-1000 RBI
Darrell Evans-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Hal McRae-1000 Runs
Steve Garvey-2000 Hits
Rick Monday-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Catfish Hunter: 232-183, 3.28 ERA, 2245 K's

Winner Of 1970 AL Cy Young Award
2 All-Star Selections

Tommy John: 211-217, 3.47 ERA, 2139 K's

1 All-Star Selection

Career Ending Injuries: Sid Fernandez, Dave Ford

OOTP Historical Replay: 1983

2010-06-14T20:32:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Boston Red Sox
NL Champion: Cincinnati Reds

World Champion: Cincinnati Reds

AL MVP: Bob Horner-California Angels: .311, 33 HR, 110 RBI

NL MVP: Don Mattingly-Chicago Cubs: .401, 52 HR, 136 RBI

AL Cy Young: Mike Smithson-Texas Rangers: 19-10, 2.63 ERA

NL Cy Young: Bert Blyleven-Pittsburgh Pirates: 19-7, 1.92 ERA

AL ROY: Larry Sheets-New York Yankees: .332, 21 HR, 49 RBI

NL ROY: Mike Young-Chicago Cubs: .343, 9 HR, 47 RBI

Milestones:

Graig Nettles-1000 Runs
Cecil Cooper-300 HR, 1000 Runs
Johnny Bench-300 HR
Greg Luzinski-1000 RBI
Rod Carew-1500 Runs
Ken Singleton-1000 RBI
Hal McRae-1000 RBI
George Foster-300 HR, 1000 RB
Willie Stargell-2000 Hits
Rick Monday-1000 Runs
Reggie Jackson-500 HR
Steve Renko-200 Wins
Steve Rogers-200 Wins
Bert Blyleven-200 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Rod Carew: .339, 121 HR, 1190 RBI, 3208 Hits

Winner of 1967 AL ROY Award
Winner of 1979 AL MVP Award
Winner of 4 Gold Glove Awards
11 All-Star Selections

Joe Morgan: .279, 340 HR, 1350 RBI, 2438 Hits

Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
11 All-Star Selections

Pete Rose: .311, 142 HR, 1140 RBI, 3406 Hits

Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
5 All-Star Selections

Don Sutton: 211-176, 3.34 ERA, 2372 K's

2 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Jeff Russell, Joe Morgan, Storm Davis

OOTP Historical Replay: 1982

2010-06-13T22:32:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Boston Red Sox
NL Champion: Cincinnati Reds

World Champion: Cincinnati Reds

AL MVP: Wade Boggs-Detroit Tigers: .408, 7 HR, 87 RBI

NL MVP: Robin Yount-Los Angeles Dodgers: .296, 23 HR, 123 RBI

AL Cy Young: Steve Rogers-Cleveland Indians: 19-9, 2.73 ERA

NL Cy Young: Bert Roberge-Cincinnati Reds: 8-5, 2.72 ERA, 43 Saves

AL ROY: Jesus Vega-Oakland Athletics: .274, 20 HR, 92 RBI

NL ROY: Andy Van Slyke-Montreal Expos: .324, 9 HR, 50 RBI

Milestones:

Cecil Cooper-2000 Hits
Graig Nettles-300 HR
Jerry Reuss-200 Wins
Rollie Fingers-300 Saves
Al Oliver-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Don Wilson-200 Wins
Jerry Koosman-200 Wins
Don Sutton-200 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Jerry Koosman: 201-214, 3.43 ERA, 2504 K's

1 All-Star Selection

Luis Tiant: 239-230, 3.16 ERA, 2901 K's

Winner Of 1980 NL Cy Young Award
1 All-Star Selection

Career Ending Injuries: Duane Walker, Tony Phillips, George Riley, Dann Bilardello, Ron Roenicke, Gary Roenicke, Ken Macha

OOTP Historical Replay: 1981

2010-06-10T22:11:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Eddie Murray-Boston Red Sox: .331, 32 HR, 120 RBI

NL MVP: George Brett-Chicago Cubs: .332, 24 HR, 103 RBI

AL Cy Young: Steve Rogers-Cleveland Indians: 19-10, 2.69 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jerry Reuss-San Francisco Giants: 18-7, 1.75 ERA

AL ROY: Wade Boggs-Detroit Tigers: .376, 4 HR, 46 RBI

NL ROY: Gary Redus-San Francisco Giants: .263, 15 HR, 44 RBI

Milestones:

Pete Rose-1500 Runs
Bobby Murcer-2000 Hits
Rod Carew-3000 Hits
Rusty Staub-2000 Hits, 1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Steve Garvey-1000 RBI
Cecil Cooper-1000 RBI
Graig Nettles-1000 RBI
Reggie Jackson-2000 Hits
Ken Singleton-1000 Runs
Hal McRae-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Dan Norman, Jerry Morales, Davey Lopes

OOTP Historical Replay: 1980

2010-06-08T21:36:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Minnesota Twins
NL Champion: Los Angeles Dodgers

World Champion: Minnesota Twins

AL MVP: Eddie Murray-Boston Red Sox: .358, 43 HR, 154 RBI

NL MVP: Tim Raines-Montreal Expos: .353, 2 HR, 52 RBI

AL Cy Young: Bill Gullickson-Seattle Mariners: 21-5, 2.21 ERA

NL Cy Young: Luis Tiant-Houston Astros: 21-8, 2.74 ERA

AL ROY: Harold Baines-Cleveland Indians: .343, 31 HR, 134 RBI

NL ROY: Tim Raines-Montreal Expos: .353, 2 HR, 52 RBI

Milestones:

Rod Carew-1000 RBI
Pete Rose-3000 Hits
Joe Morgan-300 HR
Bobby Murcer-1000 RBI
Luis Tiant-200 Wins
Tommy John-200 Wins
Bobby Bonds-1000 Runs
Al Oliver-2000 Hits
Johnny Bench-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Jesus Figueroa

OOTP Historical Replay: 1979

2010-05-30T17:02:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Detroit Tigers
NL Champion: Pittsburgh Pirates

World Champion: Detroit Tigers

AL MVP: Rod Carew-Cleveland Indians: .354, 9 HR, 94 RBI

NL MVP: George Brett-Chicago Cubs: .364, 20 HR, 82 RBI

AL Cy Young: Dennis Eckersley-Minnesota Twins: 25-11, 2.87 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jon Matlack-Philadelphia Phillies: 24-7, 2.66 ERA

AL ROY: Keith Moreland-Minnesota Twins: .310, 18 HR, 62 RBI

NL ROY: Dave Stieb-Cincinnati Reds: 11-12, 2.51 ERA

Milestones:

Joe Morgan-1500 Runs
Bert Campaneris-2000 Hits
Tony Perez-300 HR, 2000 Hits
Lou Brock-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Willie McCovey-500 HR, 1500 RBI
Jim Palmer-200 Wins
Rod Carew-2500 Hits
Bobby Murcer-1000 Runs
Pete Rose-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Willie McCovey: .259, 502 HR, 1526 RBI, 2209 Hits

Winner of 1958 AL ROY Award
Winner of 1971 NL MVP Award
Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
9 All Star Selections

Mickey Lolich: 249-174, 2.97 ERA, 3028 K's

Winner of 1972 AL Cy Young Award
8 All Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Dave Kingman, Champ Summers, Ed Putman

OOTP Historical Replay: 1978

2010-05-27T12:33:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Minnesota Twins
NL Champion: Chicago Cubs

World Champion: Minnesota Twins

AL MVP: Bob Horner-California Angels: .351, 41 HR, 137 RBI

NL MVP: George Brett-Chicago Cubs: .369, 32 HR, 139 RBI

AL Cy Young: Burt Hooton-Minnesota Twins: 25-12, 2.21 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jerry Reuss-San Francisco Giants: 19-6, 2.99 ERA

AL ROY: Dave Revering-Oakland Athletics: .312, 19 HR, 81 RBI

NL ROY: Willie Aikens-Philadelphia Phillies: .343, 12 HR, 56 RBI

Milestones:

Reggie Jackson-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Joe Morgan-2000 Hits
Carl Yastrzemski-2500 Hits, 1500 Runs
Mickey Lolich-3000 K's
Bert Campaneris-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Juan Marichal: 253-182, 3.15 ERA, 2457 K's

Winner of 2 AL Cy Young Awards (1967, 1968)
5 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Dwayne Murphy, Doc Medich

OOTP Historical Replay: 1977

2010-05-25T22:21:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Oakland Athletics
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

AL MVP: Cecil Cooper-Oakland Athletics: .356, 40 HR, 140 RBI

NL MVP: Claudell Washington-St. Louis Cardinals: .356, 19 HR, 87 RBI

AL Cy Young: David Clyde-New York Yankees: 19-12, 2.53 ERA

NL Cy Young: Ed Halicki-Houston Astros: 22-10, 2.52 ERA

AL ROY: Butch Wynegar-Oakland Athletics: .302, 12 HR, 65 RBI

NL ROY: Rick Jones-Houston Astros: 14-11, 3.44 ERA

Milestones:

Joe Morgan-1000 RBI
Rod Carew-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Tony Perez-1000 RBI
Reggie Jackson-1000 RBI
Sam McDowell-3000 K's
Juan Marichal-250 Wins
Pete Rose-2500 Hits
Dick Allen-400 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Cesar Geronimo

OOTP Historical Replay: 1976

2010-05-16T16:15:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Minnesota Twins
NL Champion: San Diego Padres

World Champion: San Diego Padres

AL MVP: Cecil Cooper-Oakland Athletics: .358, 45 HR, 131 RBI

NL MVP: Fred Lynn-San Francisco Giants: .342, 22 HR, 87 RBI

AL Cy Young: Steve Rogers-Oakland Athletics: 25-11, 2.59 ERA

NL Cy Young: Dock Ellis-St. Louis Cardinals: 22-8, 2.34 ERA

AL ROY: Eddie Murray-Boston Red Sox: .294, 11 HR, 47 RBI

NL ROY: Dave Lemanczyk-Cincinnati Reds: 14-16, 3.12 ERA, 4 SV

Milestones:

Jim Fregosi-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Boog Powell-1000 Runs
Joe Torre-2500 Hits
Catfish Hunter-200 Wins
Willie Stargell-1000 RBI
Billy Williams-300 HR
Willie McCovey-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Don Drysdale: 261-242, 3.12 ERA, 3395 K's\

4 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Rick Manning, Randy Jones, Chet Lemon, Woodie Fryman

HOF Collection-Luis Aparicio

2010-05-14T21:21:00.001-05:00

2005 Playoff Absolute Memorabilia
Absolutely Ink
Luis Aparicio Auto 5/50
Great looking card & this is the second Aparicio card I have as I also have a GU Bat card.

OOTP Historical Replay: 1975

2010-05-12T21:03:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Oakland Athletics
NL Champion: Chicago Cubs

World Champion: Oakland Athletics

AL MVP: Cecil Cooper-Oakland Athletics: .339, 34 HR, 127 RBI

NL MVP: Dave Parker-Chicago Cubs: .365, 35 HR, 112 RBI

AL Cy Young: Jim Palmer-Oakland Athletics: 22-10, 2.87 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jim Slaton-Philadelphia Phillies: 27-10, 2.91 ERA

AL ROY: Jerry Mumphrey-Kansas City Royals: .318, 2 HR, 69 RBI

NL ROY: Eric Raich-Atlanta Braves: 15-9, 2.68 ERA

Milestones:

Pete Rose-1000 Runs
Joe Torre-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Billy Williams-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Dick Allen-2000 Hits, 1000 Runs
Bob Gibson-3000 K's
Boog Powell-1000 RBI
Willie Stargell-300 HR
Norm Cash-400 HR
Reggie Jackson-300 HR
Carl Yastrzemski-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Hank Aaron: .302, 666 HR, 2045 RBI, 3429 Hits

Winner of 1953 NL ROY Award
Winner of 3 NL MVP Awards (1957, 1959, 1960)
Winner of 1 AL MVP Award (1963)
Winner of 6 Gold Glove Awards
13 All-Star Selections

Roberto Clemente: .304, 203 HR, 1063 RBI, 2837 Hits

Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
4 All-Star Selections

Harmon Killebrew: .257, 524 HR, 1542 RBI, 2107 Hits

Winner of 1969 AL MVP Award
11 All-Star Selections

Bob Gibson: 217-165, 2.98 ERA, 3005 K's

2 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Mike Anderson, Tom Seaver, Mike Schmidt, Dave Rosello, Nick Bladt

OOTP Historical Replay: 1974

2010-05-12T13:45:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg-California Angels: .349, 28 HR, 118 RBI

NL MVP: Fred Lynn-San Francisco Giants: .371, 18 HR, 65 RBI

AL Cy Young: Bob Forsch-California Angels: 26-10, 2.64 ERA

NL Cy Young: Steve Stone-New York Mets: 19-6, 2.45 ERA

AL ROY: Keith Hernandez-Texas Rangers: .296, 4 HR, 55 RBI

NL ROY: Randy Moffitt-San Francisco Giants: 8-10, 2.89 ERA, 40 SV

Milestones:

Pete Rose-2000 Hits
Joe Morgan-1000 Runs
Billy Williams-1000 RBI
Ron Santo-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: George Hendrick, Pat Kelly, Terry Forster

OOTP Historical Replay: 1973

2010-05-10T20:05:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

World Champion: Baltimore Orioles

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg: California Angels: .355, 36 HR, 113 RBI

NL MVP: Reggie Jackson-Philadelphia Phillies: .305, 35 HR, 109 RBI

AL Cy Young: Marty Pattin-Baltimore Orioles: 25-10, 3.31 ERA

NL Cy Young: Rick Reuschel-Montreal Expos: 22-15, 2.58 ERA

AL ROY: Vic Correll-Texas Rangers: .279, 8 HR, 59 RBI

NL ROY: Fred Lynn-San Francisco Giants: .381, 11 HR, 43 RBI

Milestones:

Harmon Killebrew-1500 RBI
Carl Yastrzemski-2000 Hits
Hank Aaron-2000 RBI
Roberto Clemente-1000 RBI
Dick Allen-1000 RBI
Don Drysdale-250 Wins
Bob Gibson-200 Wins
Boog Powell-300 HR
Norm Cash-2000 Hits
Joe Pepitone-1000 RBI
Frank Robinson-400 HR
Mickey Lolich-200 Wins
Orlando Cepeda-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: John D'Acquisto, Paul Popovich

OOTP Historical Replay: 1972

2010-05-06T22:10:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: Cleveland Indians

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg-California Angels: .341, 28 HR, 85 RBI

NL MVP: Reggie Jackson-Philadelphia Phillies: .269, 41 HR, 110 RBI

AL Cy Young: Mickey Lolich-New York Yankees: 22-11, 2.19 ERA

NL Cy Young: Tom Seaver-Cincinnati Reds: 22-13, 2.32 ERA

AL ROY: Ron Cey-California Angels: .278, 12 HR, 48 RBI

NL ROY: Jack Brohamer-St. Louis Cardinals: .273, 9 HR, 51 RBI

Milestones:

Hank Aaron-600 HR
Harmon Killebrew-500 HR, 2000 Hits
Carl Yastrzemski-1000 RBI
Don Mincher-1000 RBI
Joe Torre-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Bernie Allen, Chuck Goggin, John Lowenstein

OOTP Historical Replay: 1971

2010-05-05T22:45:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

AL MVP: Ron Blomberg-California Angels: .376, 31 HR, 109 RBI

NL MVP: Willie McCovey-San Francisco Giants: .311, 45 HR, 109 RBI

AL Cy Young: Marty Pattin-Baltimore Orioles: 26-12, 2.07 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jim Merritt-St. Louis Cardinals: 25-5, 2.54 ERA

AL ROY: Billy North-Detroit Tigers: .307, 8 HR, 64 RBI

NL ROY: Balor Moore-St. Louis Cardinals: 16-8, 3.59 ERA

Milestones:

Willie McCovey-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Frank Howard-1000 RBI
Norm Cash-1000 Runs, 1000 RBI
Carl Yastrzemski-1000 Runs
Ernie Banks-400 HR
Vada Pinson-2000 Hits, 1000 RBI
Juan Marichal-200 Wins
Hank Aaron-3000 Hits
Roberto Clemente-2500 Hits, 1000 Runs
Dick Allen-300 HR
Don Mincher-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Eddie Mathews: .281, 498 HR, 1581 RBI, 2210 Hits

Winner of 1951 AL ROY Award
Winner of 4 AL MVP Awards (1953, 1954, 1956, 1957)
Winner of 3 Gold Glove Awards
9 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: None

OOTP Historical Replay: 1970

2010-04-29T16:22:00.000-05:00

OK....back from the vacation/work hiatus and time to get back to this replay of baseball history!

AL Champion: California Angels
NL Champion: San Francisco Giants

World Champion: San Francisco Giants

AL MVP: Rico Carty-New York Yankees: .384, 31 HR, 93 RBI

NL MVP: Tony Perez-San Francisco Giants: .317, 46 HR, 136 RBI

AL Cy Young: Catfish Hunter-Detroit Tigers: 25-9, 2.29 ERA\

NL Cy Young: Bert Blyleven-San Francisco Giants: 30-6, 2.34 ERA

AL ROY: Tony Solaita-Baltimore Orioles: .271, 20 HR, 93 RBI

NL ROY: Gene Lamont-Chicago Cubs: .291, 25 HR, 101 RBI

Milestones:

Hank Aaron-1500 Runs
Willie McCovey-1000 RBI
Frank Robinson-2000 Hits
Don Drysdale-3000 K's
Frank Howard-300 HR
Bob Allison-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Ron Reed

OOTP Historical Replay: 1969

2010-03-30T13:11:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Detroit Tigers
NL Champion: Atlanta Braves

World Champion: Atlanta Braves

AL MVP: Harmon Killebrew-New York Yankees: .278, 44 HR, 119 RBI

NL MVP: Dick Allen-New York Mets: .310, 45 HR, 133 RBI

AL Cy Young: Woodie Fryman-Cleveland Indians: 26-9, 2.93 ERA

NL Cy Young: Jim Maloney-Atlanta Braves: 21-7, 2.60 ERA

AL ROY: Bernie Carbo-Boston Red Sox: .313, 26 HR, 60 RBI

NL ROY: Jerry Moses-New York Mets: .294, 15 HR, 95 RBI

Milestones:

Hank Aaron-500 HR
Willie McCovey-300 HR
Ken Boyer-2000 Hits
Ernie Banks-1000 Runs
Norm Cash-300 HR
Don Mincher-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Tony Pierce, Bill Buckner, Ike Brown

OOTP Historical Replay: 1968

2010-03-28T20:43:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: Atlanta Braves

World Champion: Baltimore Orioles

AL MVP: Carl Yastrzemski-Chicago White Sox: .292, 24 HR, 79 RBI

NL MVP: Rusty Staub-Chicago Cubs: .305, 19 HR, 94 RBI

AL Cy Young: Juan Marichal-Baltimore Orioles: 21-12, 2.18 ERA

NL Cy Young: Joe Horlen-St. Louis Cardinals: 23-11, 2.12 ERA

AL ROY: Frank Fernandez-Cleveland Indians: .213, 15 HR, 63 RBI

NL ROY: Billy Grabarkewitz-Houston Astros: .316, 4 HR, 27 RBI

Milestones:

Hank Aaron-2500 Hits, 1500 RBI
Harmon Killebrew-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Ken Boyer-1000 Runs
Vada Pinson-1000 Runs
Roberto Clemente-2000 Hits
Don Drysdale-200 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Sandy Koufax: 202-110, 2.45 ERA, 3179 K's

Winner of 5 NL Cy Young Awards (1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1967)
6 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Nate Colbert, Chuck Hinton

OOTP Historical Replay: 1967

2010-03-25T12:10:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: Baltimore Orioles

AL MVP: Curt Blefary-Cleveland Indians: .300, 29 HR, 98 RBI

NL MVP: Dick Nen-San Francisco Giants: .298, 37 HR, 99 RBI

AL Cy Young: Juan Marichal-Baltimore Orioles: 18-10, 2.27 ERA

NL Cy Young: Sandy Koufax-Cincinnati Reds: 23-9, 2.02 ERA

AL ROY: Rod Carew-Cleveland Indians: .337, 9 HR, 62 RBI

NL ROY: Joe Azcue-Atlanta Braves: .273, 18 HR, 62 RBI

Milestones:

Sandy Koufax-200 Wins, 3000 K's
Willie Mays-2000 Hits
Frank Robinson-1000 RBI, 1000 Runs
Eddie Mathews-1500 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Yogi Berra: .308, 492 HR, 1561 RBI, 2797 Hits

1945 NL ROY Award
Winner of 1 Gold Glove Award
15 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Don Lock, Danny Coombs

OOTP Historical Replay: 1966

2010-03-23T19:24:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: Cleveland Indians

AL MVP: Ron Santo-Cleveland Indians: .287, 39 HR, 119 RBI

NL MVP: Dick Allen-New York Mets: .319, 37 HR, 105 RBI

AL Cy Young: Sam McDowell-Cleveland Indians: 22-10, 2.21 ERA

NL Cy Young: Dean Chance-Philadelphia Phillies: 22-11, 2.10 ERA

AL ROY: Rich Reese-New York Yankees: .269, 9 HR, 48 RBI

NL ROY: Jim McGlothlin-Pittsburgh Pirates: 16-9, 2.31 ERA

Milestones:

Roger Maris-300 HR
Harmon Killebrew-1000 RBI
Frank Robinson-300 HR
Ken Boyer-300 HR
Willie Mays-400 HR
Eddie Mathews-2000 Hits
Vern Law-200 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Floyd Robinson, Ron Hunt, Jose Herrera

OOTP Historical Replay: 1965

2010-03-18T12:25:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: Detroit Tigers
NL Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

World Champion: St. Louis Cardinals

AL MVP: Carl Yastrzemski-Chicago White Sox: .313, 23 HR, 117 RBI

NL MVP: Dick Nen-San Francisco Giants: .324, 36 HR, 102 RBI

AL Cy Young: Sam McDowell-Cleveland Indians: 24-7, 2.17 ERA

NL Cy Young: Sandy Koufax-San Francisco Giants: 23-11, 2.39 ERA

AL ROY: Woodie Fryman-Cleveland Indians: 13-4, 3.21 ERA

NL ROY: Jim Merritt-St. Louis Cardinals: 20-8, 2.58 ERA

Milestones:

Robin Roberts-250 Wins
Harmon Killebrew-300 HR
Ernie Banks-1000 RBI
Ken Boyer-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees:

Stan Musial: .338, 568 HR, 2177 RBI, 3939 Hits

Winner of 6 NL MVP Awards (1941, 1948, 1949, 1951, 1952, 1953)
Winner of 7 Gold Glove Awards
16 All-Star Selections

Robin Roberts: 256-257, 3.50 ERA, 2723 K's

Winner of 2 NL Cy Young Awards (1959, 1961)
7 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: None

OOTP Historical Replay: 1964

2010-03-15T20:07:00.000-05:00

AL Champion: New York Yankees
NL Champion: Cincinnati Reds

World Champion : New York Yankees

AL MVP: Tony Oliva-Los Angeles Angels: .365, 34 HR, 116 RBI

NL MVP: Don Mincher-Cincinnati Reds: .322, 62 HR, 133 RBI

AL Cy Young: Joe Moeller-New York Yankees: 20-5, 1.96 ERA

NL Cy Young: Sandy Koufax-Cincinnati Reds: 22-9, 1.86 ERA

AL ROY: Curt Blefary-Cleveland Indians: .312, 18 HR, 52 RBI

NL ROY: Denny McLain-Pittsburgh Pirates: 12-9, 3.20 ERA

Milestones:

Hank Aaron-2000 Hits, 400 HR
Pete Runnels-1000 Runs
Curt Simmons-250 Wins

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: None