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Did you have to bean him and get a suspension??

NIXON

Y U NO BE NOTABLE

September 19th to October 1st
9/19 vs. SD - W, 6-3
9/20 vs. SD - L, 2-1
9/21 vs. SD - W, 2-1
9/22 vs. FLA - L, 7-5
9/23 vs. FLA - L, 10-6
9/24 vs. FLA - W, 19-9
9/26 vs. ARI - W, 11-9 (Chin-Hui Tsao comes off DL, Matt Cain demoted to AAA)
9/27 vs. ARI - W, 8-7 (Rockies clinch West)
9/28 vs. ARI - L, 8-6
9/30 @ ATL - L, 2-1 (Tsao goes 5 innings, 2 ER in first start back)
9/31 @ ATL - W, 2-1
10/1 @ ATL - L, 3-2

Rockies Record: 88-74 (2.0 games up)

Yay playoffs! Who do you play?

NL West Standings
X-Colorado Rockies - 88-74
San Francisco Giants - 86-76
Los Angeles Dodgers - 80-82
San Diego Padres - 76-86
Arizona Diamondbacks - 75-87

NL Central Standings
X-St. Louis Cardinals - 96-66
Chicago Cubs - 86-77 (lost one game playoff vs. Phillies)
Houston Astros - 79-83
Cincinnati Reds - 76-86
Milwaukee Brewers - 72-90
Pittsburgh Pirates - 71-91

NL East Standings
X-Atlanta Braves - 92-70
Y-Philadelphia Phillies - 87-76 (won one game playoff vs. Cubs)
New York Mets - 85-77
Florida Marlins - 80-82
Washington Nationals - 70-92

AL West Standings
X-Oakland Athletics - 88-74
Anaheim Angels - 86-76
Seattle Mariners - 80-82
Texas Rangers - 76-86

AL Central Standings
X-Chicago White Sox - 89-73
Cleveland Indians - 88-74
Minnesota Twins - 84-78
Detroit Tigers - 73-89
Kansas City Royals - 60-102

AL East Standings
X-New York Yankees - 97-65
Y-Boston Red Sox - 95-67
Baltimore Orioles - 85-77
Tampa Bay Devil Rays - 75-87
Toronto Blue Jays - 56-106

Team Statistics
Runs For: 793
Runs Against: 708
Home Record: 40-41
Road Record: 48-33
Batting Average: .298
Home Runs: 219
Stolen Bases: 39
ERA: 3.87

Team Leaders
Number in parenthesis is NL rank

Batting Average
Todd Helton - .363(1st)
Joey Acaccia - .328(4th)
Dustan Mohr - .317(11th)

Home Runs
Todd Helton - 51(1st)
Joey Acaccia - 34(9th)
Dustan Mohr - 29(16th)

RBI
Todd Helton - 110(3rd)
Joey Acaccia - 106(6th)
Dustan Mohr - 88(26th)

Runs
Todd Helton - 122(2nd)
Matt Holliday - 93(>30th)
Aaron Miles - 91(>30th)

OBP
Todd Helton - .459(1st)
Joey Acaccia - .425(6th)
Matt Holliday - .384(29th)

SLG %
Todd Helton - .683(1st)
Joey Acaccia - .587(3rd)
Matt Holliday - .529(11th)

Stolen Bases
Domingo Acosta - 19(11th)
Jorge Piedra - 7(>30th)
Dustan Mohr - 6(>30th)

Wins
Jason Jennings - 14(9th)
Joe Kennedy - 13(16th)
Dewon Brazelton - 13(16th)

ERA
Joe Kennedy - 3.41(>30th)
Jeff Francis - 3.77(>30th)
Jason Jennings - 3.78(>30th)

Strikeouts
Joe Kennedy - 168(13th)
Dewon Brazelton - 142(>30th)
Jason Jennings - 140(>30th)

Saves
Antonio Osuna - 37/40(7th)

League Awards
AL MVP: SEA Ichiro Suzuki (.325, 26 HR, 79 RBI, 139 R, 48 SB)
AL Cy Young: OAK Barry Zito (21-3, 2.06 ERA, 174 K)
AL ROTY: BOS Hanley Ramirez (.301, 10 HR, 62 RBI, 90 R, 14 SB)
AL Delivery Man: BAL B.J. Ryan (50.1 IP, 1.25 ERA, 48 SV, 47 K)

NL MVP: SF Barry Bonds (.332, 48 HR, 130 RBI, 124 R)
NL Cy Young: STL Mark Mulder (19-7, 2.83 ERA, 168 K)
NL ROTY: SF Wes Krukow (.291, 29 HR, 96 RBI, 97 R, 15 SB)
NL Delivery Man: HOU Brad Lidge (51.2 IP, 2.09 ERA, 47 SV, 46 K)

NL 1B Silver Slugger: COL Todd Helton (.363, 51 HR, 110 RBI, 122 R)
NL 3B Silver Slugger: COL Joey Acaccia (.328, 34 HR, 106 RBI)

NL 1B Gold Glove: COL Todd Helton

Created Players

Note: Career stats don't line up with 2005 stats for the five guys who saw MLB time in 2005, but rather than add up 2006 stats and 2005 to get career numbers, I'm going to take the incorrect 2005 stats as fact. It's not much of a change for most guys anyway.

dishnetkid: Ryan Techer (age 41)
MLB stats: 9-14, 3.96 ERA, 126 K
Career stats: 19-30, 3.62 ERA, 274 K

Powerprosfan31: Danny McKnight (age 26)
MLB stats: .291, 8 HR, 51 RBI, 17 SB
Career stats: .285, 366 H, 21 HR, 97 RBI, 31 SB

Baseballteen9500: Joey Acaccia (age 26)
MLB stats: .328, 34 HR, 106 RBI
Career stats: .309, 344 H, 61 HR, 205 RBI

cooldude1045: John-Carlo Standin (age 26)
MLB stats: .180(11-61), 2 HR, 4 RBI
Career stats: .203, 26 H, 5 HR, 11 RBI

Paul McCartney15: Quentin O'Connor (age 25)
MLB stats: .311, 14 HR, 42 RBI, 72 R, 11 SB

SkittleMonster: Cooper Thompson (age 25)
MLB stats: 3-6, 73.0 IP, 6.66 ERA, 62 K
Career stats: 3-8, 6.52 ERA, 92 K

philliesfan134: Blake Carter (age 25)
AAA stats: .282(100-355), 13 HR, 44 RBI
MLB stats: .278(22-79), 1 HR, 12 RBI

BrewersFuzz: Titus Nixon (age 24)
MLB stats: .243(9-37), 0 HR, 3 RBI

[tm]: Crawford Myers (age 24)
MLB stats: .333(19-57), 0 HR, 4 RBI

maccrash21: Mathias MacKenzië (age 24)
AAA stats: .326(127-390), 9 HR, 27 RBI, 57 R
MLB stats: .267(8-30), 0 HR, 1 RBI, 5 R, .934 cuteness average
Career stats: .291, 23 H, 1 HR, 7 RBI

AgentP: Pete Grossman (age 23)
AAA stats: .276, 15 HR, 63 RBI

PowerPro Jr: Mac Fraser (age 21)
AAA stats: .256, 7 HR, 50 RBI, 6 SB

ZeroGibson13: Case Royal (age 20)
AAA stats: 75.2 IP, 2.62 ERA, 4 SV, 58 K

Prediction: Tyrone Mcgee (age 19)
AAA stats: 98.1 IP, 4-9, 5.58 ERA, 55 K


Cardinals, I think.

happy for Carter. He's dominating the minors.

Yay! Satan stats!

Oh, I forgot to add in the new players. I'll edit them in right before I start the playoffs.

I guess I'll join for next year! It is the Rockies after all!

Name: Troy Tulowitzki
Team: Rockies
Age: 22 (For 2007)
DOB: October 10, 1984
Position: Shortstop
Appearance: Brown Eyes, Brown Hair
Height: 6'3"
Weight: 205
Body Build: Athletic
Strengths: Good Contact (especially against lefties), Huge Power, Gun for an Arm, Best Fielding Shortstop in MLB
Drawbacks: Strikes out a lot, Somewhat Injury Prone

Bio: The Rockies First-Round pick in 2005 from Long Beach State, Top prospect and expected to compete for the starting job at Shortstop in 2007.

You sly dog.

isn't he already in the game?

Nope, he was drafted in June 2005, rosters are before the season started.

Fraser is a bust and I am sad.

I wonder why he isn't stealing more bases...

Nixon is a bust and I am sad.

I wonder why he isn't hitting more home runs...

Fraser will be turning double plays with Tulo for years, I assure you.

Or he'll be a career .211 hitter.

And Nixon only had 37 at-bats, he's still a top 100 prospect. If the Dodgers are dumb enough to give up on a 24-year old who went 9 for 37 I'll be sure to pick him up.

True, but I wish he would've shined more in his first year.