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I think you should give Dickey a couple save opportunities. Putz has had some issues lately.

Seattle Mariners @ Oakland Athletics
September 19th, 2008.

Mariners win with ninth inning offensive outburst

Mariners: 6
Athletics: 0

Win: F. Hernandez (9-9) (CG)
Save: X
Loss: Morris (5-14)
HR: Ibanez (26)

Oakland -- It was a pitchers duel, with two #2 starters taking the mound. On the Athletics side, free agent signee, Matt Morris, for the Seattle Mariners, "The King." Both offences had been quiet until the top of the seventh, when Ichiro Suzuki hit a lead off double, then scored on a Jose Lopez single, otherwise Matt Morris was solid until the top of the ninth, when Matt Morris allowed two consecutive singles for Raul Ibanez, who then proceeded to smoke one into the stands for a three run homerun, 4-0 Mariners, Seattle tacked on two more runs but that was more than enough for Felix Hernandez, otherwise dubbed as "The King." Who although gave up ten hits, scattered all of those and got the complete game shutout as the Seattle Mariners beat their division rivals, the Oakland Athletics.

Felix Hernandez (9 IP, 10 H, 0 ER, 1 K)
Raul Ibanez (2-4, 1 2B, 1 HR, 4 RBI, 1 R)

Matt Morris (8 IP, 7 H, 4 ER, 1 K)
Frank Thomas (2-4, 1 DP)

Zero: I think that he will get the opportunity now that you mention it, I'll see how he does for the rest of the season in that role, his knuckler is currently a 3.5. As in it's halfway done until it's a 4.

The King throws a complete game shutout and only gets one strikeout?

Classic Power Pros.

Hah, when ever I threw that curveball down and away, it's either a ball, or a hit. I only struckout Frank Thomas.

I'll be pitching coach

END OF SEASON STANDINGS AND STATISTICS

American League East
1st: Red Sox (92-70) (.568)
2nd: Yankees (85-77) (.525)
3rd: Rays (84-78) (.519)
4th: Orioles (75-87) (.463)
5th: Blue Jays (71-91) (.438)

American League Central
1st: White Sox (87-75) (.537)
2nd: Indians (84-78) (.519)
2nd: Royals (84-78) (.519)
4th: Tigers (83-79) (.512)
5th: Twins (71-91) (.438)

American League West
1st: Angels (88-74) (.543)
2nd: Athletics (82-80) (.506)
3rd: Mariners (81-81) (.500)
4th:Rangers (65-97) (.401)

National League East
1st: Mets (106-56) (.654)
2nd: Braves (88-74) (.543)
3rd: Marlins (81-81) (.500)
4th: Phillies (79-83) (.488)
5th: Nationals (68-94) (.420)

National League Central
1st: Astros (85-77) (.525)
2nd: Brewers (82-80) (.506)
3rd: Reds (80-82) (.494)
4th: Cubs (79-83) (.488)
5th: Cardinals (75-87) (.463)
6th: Pirates (65-97) (.401)

National League West
1st: Rockies (91-71) (.562)
2nd: Diamondbacks (88-74) (.543)
2nd: Dodgers (88-74) (.543)
4th: Giants (73-89) (.451)
5th: Padres (70-92) (.432)

Major League Baseball Pitching Statistics

ERA:
1st: Rich Hill (3.08)
2nd: Jair Jurrjens (3.20)
3rd: Mark Buehrle (3.33)

IP:
1st: Dan Haren (204.2)
2nd: Jake Peavy (201.0)
3rd: Aaron Harang (200.0)
3rd: Mark Buehrle (200.0)

Strikeouts:
1st: Dan Haren (243)
2nd: Aaron Harang (240)
3rd: Pedro Martinez (236)

Saves:
1st: Francisco Rodriguez (33)
1st: J.J. Putz (33)
3rd: Ryan Dempster (30)

Major League Baseball Batting Statistics

Batting Average:
1st: Jorge Posada (.371)
2nd: Albert Pujols (.355)
3rd: Jason Varitek (.351)

Homeruns:
1st: Carlos Pena (51)
2nd: Alex Rodriguez (47)
3rd: Albert Pujols (44)

RBI:
1st: Alex Rodriguez (159)
2nd: David Wright (156)
3rd: Carlos Pena (153)

Stolen Bases:
1st: Ichiro Suzuki (49)
2nd: Chone Figgins (38)
2nd: Jose Reyes (38)

Postseason Matchups

Chicago White Sox (87-75) VS. Boston Red Sox (92-70)

New York Yankees (85-77) VS. Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (88-74)

Houston Astros (85-77) VS. New York Mets (106-56)

Atlanta Braves (88-74) VS. Colorado Rockies (91-71)

Let the postseason begin!

Boston Red Sox (3-0) Chicago White Sox (0-3)
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New York Yankees (3-0) Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim (0-3)
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Boston Red Sox (92-70) VS. New York Yankees (85-77)
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New York Mets (3-0) Houston Astros (0-3)
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Colorado Rockies (3-2) Atlanta Braves (2-3)
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Colorado Rockies (91-71) VS. New York Mets (106-56)

Oh, maybe I should do this.

Mariners Year-End Awards

Mariners MVP: Raul Ibanez (.242, 26 HR, 112 RBI)
Mariners ROTY: X (no rookies qualified lol)
Mariners Cy Young: Homer Bailey (3.27 ERA, 137.2 IP, 11 W, 1 L, 139 K'S)

Uhh, that's pretty much it. I guess. I can post the top three for team stats.

Batting Average:
1st: Ronny Paulino (.306)
2nd: Adrian Beltre (.305)
3rd: Ichiro Suzuki (.282) (only got 184 hits ;-;)
3rd: Brad Wilkerson (.282)

Homeruns:
1st: Brad Wilkerson (27)
2nd: Raul Ibanez (26)
3rd: Adrian Beltre (19)

RBI:
1st: Raul Ibanez (112)
2nd: Adrian Beltre (90
3. Ronny Paulino (87)

Stolen Bases:
1st: Ichiro Suzuki (49)
2nd: Jose Lopez (34)
3rd: Raul Ibanez (17)

ERA:
1st: Homer Bailey (3.27)
2nd: Zach Duke (3.99)
3rd: Andrew Miller (4.39)

Innings Pitched:
1st: Zach Duke (160.1)
2nd: Felix Hernandez (156.1)
3rd: Homer Bailey (137.2)

Strikeouts:
1st: Zach Duke (163)
2nd: Homer Bailey (139)
3rd: Felix Hernandez (134)

Saves:
1st: J.J. Putz (33)
2nd: R.A. Dickey (3)
3rd: Ryan Rowland-Smith (2)

Boston Red Sox (4-3) New York Yankees (3-4)
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New York Mets (4-3) Colorado Rockies (3-4)
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New York Mets (106-56) VS. Boston Red Sox (92-70)

i cried

Boston Red Sox (4-3) New York Mets (3-4)

The Red Sox are your 2008 World Champions!

FTFY

Homer's proud of his production this year. He feels that, with some practice/development, he can grow into a top pitcher.

If you don't mind me asking, what was Dickey's ERA for the year.

RAUULLLLLL! MVP! MVP! MVP!

But what happened with Felix, doe...

Retiring Players and Award Winners

Retiring Players

J. Castro
Redmond
Norton
Tracshel
Hoffman
Bako
Casanova
V. Wilson
A. Reyes
Villone
Melhuse
B. Clark
Guardardo
Percival
Lieber
Nomo

Award Winners

American League

MVP: A. Rodriguez
Cy Young: Buehrle
Hank Aaron: A. Rodriguez
Relief Pitcher: K-Rod
Rookie of the Year: G. Roberts

National League

MVP: Pujols
Cy Young: Jurrjens
Hank Aaron: Pujols
Relief Pitcher: Dempster
Rookie of the Year: Fukudome

AL Gold Gloves
1st: Morneau
2nd: Grudzielanek
3rd: Blake
SS: Bartlett
C: D. Ross
P: Buehrle
LF: Ichiro
CF: Bradley
RF: Crawford

NL Gold Gloves
1st: Helton
2nd: Kent
3rd: C. Jones
SS. Vizquel
C: H. Blanco
P: Moyer
LF: Beltran
CF: Holliday
RF: A. Soriano

AL Silver Sluggers
1st: C. Pena
2nd: Ellis
3rd: A. Rodriguez
SS: Eckstein
C: Posada
DH: D. Ortiz
LF: M. Ramirez
CF: Swisher
RF: Sizemore

NL Silver Sluggers
1st: Pujols
2nd: Uggla
3rd: C. Jones
SS: J. Reyes
C: Ausmus
P: Cook
LF: Holliday
CF: Beltran
RF: Griffey Jr.

All-Star Game MVP: J. Reyes
World Series MVP: M. Ramirez



Bad year for him, he'll recover.



2.35 over 15 innings.



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