OOTP Historical Replay: 1969

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

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

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

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

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

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

OOTP Historical Replay: 1963

AL Champion: Baltimore Orioles
NL Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

World Champion: Baltimore Orioles

AL MVP: Hank Aaron-New York Yankees: .316, 40 HR, 113 RBI

NL MVP: Pete Ward-Philadelphia Phillies: .291, 35 HR, 87 RBI

AL Cy Young: Dennis Bennett-Baltimore Orioles: 23-9, 2.45 ERA

NL Cy Young: Sandy Koufax-Cincinnati Reds: 22-10, 1.39 ERA

AL ROY: Bill Freehan-Kansas City Athletics: .329, 26 HR, 81 RBI

NL ROY: Sonny Siebert-New York Mets: 8-7, 2.10 ERA







Milestones:

Willie Mays-1000 Runs
Yogi Berra-1500 RBI
Hank Aaron-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Ted Williams: .339, 694 HR, 2069 RBI, 3277 Hits

Winner of 1938 NL ROY Award
Winner of 9 NL MVP Awards (1939, 1940, 1942, 1944, 1945, 1947, 1950, 1954, 1955)
Winner of 3 Gold Glove Award
14 All-Star Selections

Career Ending Injuries: Hal Stowe, Jim Davenport, Willie Tasby

OOTP Historical Replay: 1962

AL Champion: Chicago White Sox
NL Champion: Milwaukee Braves

World Champion: Milwaukee Braves

AL MVP: Tom Haller-Chicago White Sox: .330, 43 HR, 122 RBI

NL MVP: Tom Tresh-San Francisco Giants: .312, 29 HR, 119 RBI

AL Cy Young: Earl Francis-Kansas City Athletics: 21-6, 2.55 ERA

NL Cy Young: Sandy Koufax-Cincinnati Reds: 22-10, 1.45 ERA

AL ROY: Jesse Gonder-Baltimore Orioles: .328, 18 HR, 92 RBI

NL ROY: Pete Ward-Philadelphia Phillies: .336, 24 HR, 99 RBI







Milestones:

Eddie Mathews-400 HR, 1000 Runs
Frank Thomas-1000 RBI
Ted Kluszewski-2000 Hits
Early Wynn-250 Wins
Vic Wertz-2000 Hits
Nellie Fox-2000 Hits
Hank Aaron-1000 RBI
Duke Snider-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Chuck Cottier