Thursday, March 11, 2010

OOTP Historical Replay: 1961

AL Champion: Boston Red Sox
NL Champion: Cincinnati Reds

World Champion: Boston Red Sox

AL MVP: Jim Gentle-Detroit Tigers: .349, 49 HR, 122 RBI







NL MVP: Frank Robinson-Los Angeles Dodgers: .281, 35 HR, 119 RBI







AL Cy Young: Earl Francis-Kansas City Athletics: 22-6, 2.19 ERA







NL Cy Young: Robin Roberts-Cincinnati Reds: 19-12, 2.54 ERA







AL ROY: Dennis Bennett-Baltimore Orioles: 12-4, 2.58 ERA







NL ROY: Mack Jones-San Francisco Giants: .259, 21 HR, 56 RBI







Milestones:

Curt Simmons-200 Wins
Robin Roberts-200 Wins
Ernie Banks-300 HR
Stan Musial-2000 Runs
Vic Wertz-1000 Runs
Willie Mays-300 HR, 1000 RBI
Hank Aaron-300 HR
Yogi Berra-2500 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Jim Piersall

Sunday, March 7, 2010

OOTP Historical Replay: 1960

AL Champion: Boston Red Sox
NL Champion: Los Angeles Dodgers

World Champion: Boston Red Sox

AL MVP: Jim Gentile-Detroit Tigers: .359, 54 HR, 152 RBI







NL MVP: Hank Aaron-Cincinnati Reds: .342, 41 HR, 113 RBI







AL Cy Young: Bill Stafford-Boston Red Sox: 16-5, 3.06 ERA







NL Cy Young: Dick Hall-Los Angeles Dodgers: 17-10, 2.63 ERA







AL ROY: Tom Haller-Chicago White Sox: .340, 14 HR, 70 RBI







NL ROY: Jim Pagliaroni-Milwaukee Braves: .288, 7 HR, 25 RBI







Milestones:

Ted Williams-2000 RBI
Vic Wertz-1000 RBI
Richie Ashburn-2000 Hits; 1000 Runs
Stan Musial-2000 RBI
Eddie Mathews-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: None

Thursday, March 4, 2010

OOTP Historical Replay: 1959

AL Champion: New York Yankees
NL Champion: Cincinnati Redlegs

World Champion: New York Yankees

AL MVP: Vada Pinson-New York Yankees: .324, 37 HR, 115 RBI







NL MVP: Hank Aaron-Cincinnati Redlegs: .336, 42 HR, 155 RBI







AL Cy Young: Jack Harshman-New York Yankees: 23-5, 2.39 ERA







NL Cy Young: Robin Roberts-Cincinnati Redlegs: 20-13, 3.32 ERA







AL ROY: Dick Ellsworth-Detroit Tigers: 19-9, 2.58 ERA


NL ROY: Fred Green-Cincinnati Redlegs: 9-2, 1.25 ERA, 14 Sv







Milestones:

Warren Spahn-200 Wins
Yogi Berra-400 HR
Duke Snider-1000 RBI; 1000 Runs
Stan Musial-500 HR; 3500 Hits
Eddie Mathews-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Warren Spahn: 208-158, 3.28 ERA, 1861 K's

Winner of 1955 AL Cy Young Award
6 All-Star Selections




Career Ending Injuries: Ned Garver; Walt Moryn

OOTP Historical Replay: 1958

AL Champion: Washington Senators
NL Champion: Los Angeles Dodgers

World Champion: Washington Senators

AL MVP: Roger Maris-Washington Senators: .301, 38 HR, 108 RBI







NL MVP: Frank Robinson-Los Angeles Dodgers: .312, 39 HR, 109 RBI







AL Cy Young: Jack Harshman-New York Yankees: 21-7, 2.51 ERA







NL Cy Young: Whitey Ford-Milwaukee Braves: 20-9, 2.86 ERA







AL ROY: Willie McCovey-Detroit Tigers: .296, 24 HR, 85 RBI







NL ROY: Glen Hobbie-Chicago Cubs: 11-13, 3.51 ERA, 15 Sv







Milestones:

Early Wynn-200 Wins
Bob Feller-300 Wins
Duke Snider-300 HR
Ted Kluszewski-1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Bob Feller: 301-295, 3.67 ERA, 3571 K's

Winner of 1 AL Cy Young Award (1939)
Winner of 2 NL Cy Young Awards (1946, 1948)
9 All-Star Selections



Career Ending Injuries: None

Wednesday, March 3, 2010

OOTP Historical Replay: 1957

AL Champion: Cleveland Indians
NL Champion: Brooklyn Dodgers

World Champion: Cleveland Indians

AL MVP: Eddie Mathews-Cleveland Indians: .337, 35 HR, 105 RBI







NL MVP: Hank Aaron-Cincinnati Redlegs: .351, 33 HR, 98 RBI







AL Cy Young: Herb Score-Cleveland Indians: 19-6, 2.66 ERA







NL Cy Young: Don Cardwell-Milwaukee Braves: 19-5, 2.74 ERA







AL ROY: Johnny Roseboro-Kansas City Athletics: .302, 30 HR, 102 RBI







NL ROY: Leon Wagner-Chicago Cubs: .310, 20 HR, 50 RBI







Milestones:

Ted Williams-3000 Hits
Bob Feller-3500 K's
Yogi Berra-2000 Hits
Earl Torgeson-1000 Runs
Ted Kluszewski-300 HR

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Mickey Vernon: .301, 158 HR, 997 RBI, 2292 Hits

Winner of 1939 AL ROY Award
Winner of 5 Gold Glove Awards
5 All-Star Selections



Career Ending Injuries: None

OOTP Historical Replay: 1956

AL Champion: Chicago White Sox
NL Champion: New York Giants

World Champion: New York Giants

AL MVP: Eddie Mathews-Cleveland Indians: .354, 56 HR, 146 RBI







NL MVP: Frank Robinson-Brooklyn Dodgers: .332, 48 HR, 148 RBI







AL Cy Young: Jack Sanford-Baltimore Orioles: 20-9, 2.84 ERA







NL Cy Young: Harvey Haddix-New York Giants: 20-12, 3.36 ERA







AL ROY: Bob Hazle-Washington Senators: .334, 22 HR, 75 RBI







NL ROY: Jim Bunning-St. Louis Cardinals: 17-12, 3.60 ERA







Milestones:

Ted Williams-600 HR; 2000 Runs
Enos Slaughter-1000 Runs
Yogi Berra-1000 Runs; 1000 RBI

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: Ralph Terry

Sunday, February 28, 2010

OOTP Historical Replay: 1955

AL Champion: Boston Red Sox
NL Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

World Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

AL MVP: Willie Mays-Boston Red Sox: .316, 40 HR, 110 RBI







NL MVP: Ted Williams-Philadelphia Phillies: .354, 43 HR, 110 RBI







AL Cy Young: Warren Spahn-Kansas City Athletics: 20-9, 2.62 ERA







NL Cy Young: Curt Simmons-Philadelphia Phillies: 22-5, 3.48 ERA







AL ROY: Hal Smith-Detroit Tigers: .277, 18 HR, 75 RBI







NL ROY: Rocky Colavito-Pittsburgh Pirates: .290, 17 HR, 53 RBI







Milestones:

Stan Musial-3000 Hits; 400 HR
Bobby Doerr-2000 Hits
Yogi Berra-300 HR
Mickey Vernon-2000 Hits

Hall Of Fame Inductee:

Stan Hack: .307, 79 HR, 1030 RBI, 2473 Hits

6 All-Star Selections





Career Ending Injuries: None

Saturday, February 27, 2010

OOTP Historical Replay: 1954

AL Champion: Philadelphia Athletics
NL Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

World Champion: Philadelphia Phillies

AL MVP: Eddie Mathews-Cleveland Indians: .311, 40 HR, 117 RBI







NL MVP: Ted Williams-Philadelphia Phillies: .333, 47 HR, 134 RBI







AL Cy Young: Steve Gromek-Philadelphia Athletics: 22-11, 3.14 ERA







NL Cy Young: Harvey Haddix-New York Giants: 23-5, 2.50 ERA







AL ROY: Ken Boyer-Detroit Tigers: .299, 27 HR, 77 RBI







NL ROY: Bob Skinner-Philadelphia Phillies: .333, 13 HR, 88 RBI







Milestones:

Stan Musial-1500 RBI; 1500 Hits
Bobby Doerr-1000 Runs
Ted Williams-2500 Hits
Mickey Vernon-1000 Runs

Hall Of Fame Inductees: None

Career Ending Injuries: None
 

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