detroittigers15 wrote:
Prediction: You will make the World Series in 2018.
Prediction predicted that, or you did?
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Mon May 26, 2014 10:52 am ] |
| Post subject: | MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
So, this isn't really a log as so much as just a tool for me to track my progress. There won't be stories and there (probably) won't be game summaries. This is just a way to keep track of progress I've made and events that happen, since I feel like the game doesn't do a very good job of that. This could be dead by the end of the day, or it could last a while. I really have no *(censored)* clue. But I guess if you're interested in (possibly) seeing the changes, feel free to follow. |
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| Author: | detroittigers15 [ Mon May 26, 2014 10:57 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
Prediction: You will make the World Series in 2018. |
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| Author: | BrewersFuzz [ Mon May 26, 2014 11:05 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
detroittigers15 wrote: Prediction: You will make the World Series in 2018. Prediction predicted that, or you did?
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| Author: | Power Pros 27 [ Mon May 26, 2014 11:48 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
I've always wondered how Prediction got his username |
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Mon May 26, 2014 12:02 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
2013 Preview Preseason Ranking: 30th -Contact: 30th -Power: 23rd -Speed: 24th -Defense: 28th -Pitching: 30th Lineups RHP J. Altuve, 2B B. Wallace, 1B J. Maxwell, CF C. Carter, LF C. Pena, DH J. Castro, C J.D. Martinez, RF M. Dominguez, 3B R. Cedeno, SS LHP J. Altuve, 2B B. Wallace, 1B J. Maxwell, CF C. Carter, DH J.D. Martinez, LF M. Dominguez, 3B R. Ankiel, RF J. Castro, C R. Cedeno, SS Rotation 1. B. Norris 2. E. Bedard 3. P. Humber 4. L. Harrell 5. J. Lyles Bullpen B. Peacock, Long Reliever J. Ely, Long Reliever D. Kuechel, Long Reliever H. Ambriz, Middle Reliever X. Cedeno, Middle Reliever W. Wright, Set-Up J. Veras, Closer Prospects 1. Carlos Correa, SS, ETA early 2015 2. George Springer, CF, ETA early 2014 3. Jonathan Singleton, 1B, ETA mid 2014 4. Jarred Cosart, SP, ETA mid 2013 5. Lance McCullers, RP, ETA mid 2015 Outlook Magic 8 Ball, will we win 65 games this year? *shakes* |
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| Author: | Power Pros 27 [ Mon May 26, 2014 12:18 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
Broken Image 
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Mon May 26, 2014 12:22 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
Power Pros 27 wrote: Broken Image What broken image? I see it just fine |
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Mon May 26, 2014 1:34 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
April-May 2013 Standings AL East Red Sox: 31-26 Rays: 29-27 Blue Jays: 29-27 Yankees: 27-28 Orioles: 26-29 AL Central Tigers: 31-23 Indians: 27-28 White Sox: 27-28 Royals: 23-31 Twins: 22-33 AL West Athletics: 33-23 Rangers: 32-23 Angels: 30-26 Mariners: 24-31 Astros: 17-38 NL East Phillies: 35-20 Nationals: 29-26 Marlins: 27-28 Braves: 27-28 Mets: 23-32 NL Central Reds: 32-23 Brewers: 27-27 Cardinals: 27-28 Pirates: 26-30 Cubs: 25-30 NL West Dodgers: 33-20 Diamondbacks: 29-26 Rockies: 27-29 Padres: 26-28 Giants: 25-30 Stats J. Altuve: .249 AVG, 23 R, 3 HR, 18 RBI, 8 SB B. Wallace: .302 AVG, 19 R, 3 HR, 26 RBI, 0 SB J. Maxwell: ,234 AVG, 16 R, 5 HR, 23 RBI, 2 SB C. Carter: . 188 AVG, 21 R, 11 HR, 28 RBI, 0 SB C. Pena: .261 AVG, 16 R, 4 HR, 16 RBI, 0 SB J. Castro: .272 AVG, 16 R, 3 HR, 17 RBI, 0 SB J.D. Martinez: .180 AVG, 15 R, 1 HR, 9 RBI, 0 SB M. Dominguez: . 256 AVG, 18 R, 6 HR, 20 RBI, 0 SB R. Cedeno: .209 AVG, 20 R, 4 HR, 8 RBI, 2 SB J. Elmore: .186 AVG, 7 R, 1 HR, 2 RBI, 3 SB F. Martinez: .164 AVG, 5 R, 1 HR, 6 RBI, 0 SB [DEMOTED, B. BARNES PROMOTED] C. Corporan: .206 AVG, 3 R, 0 HR, 3 RBI, 0 SB R. Ankiel: .213 AVG, 6 R, 3 HR, 8 RBI, 1 SB B. Norris: 65 IP, 2-7, 45 K, 3.74 ERA, 1.43 WHIP E. Bedard: 62.1 IP, 3-5, 48 K, 4.19 ERA, 1.41 WHIP P. Humber: 64 IP, 4-6, 48 K, 4.64 ERA, 1.39 WHIP L. Harrell: 61 IP, 3-6, 35 K, 6.05 ERA, 1.62 WHIP [DEMOTED, J. COSART PROMOTED] J. Lyles: 63 IP, 4-6, 29 K, 4.14 ERA, 1.56 WHIP B. Peacock: 20.2 IP, 0-2, 12 K, 3.05 ERA, 1.06 WHIP J. Ely: 9 IP, 0-0, 10 K, 4.00 ERA, 1.22 WHIP D. Kuechel: 29.1 IP, 0-1, 10 K, 3.07 ERA, 1.50 WHIP H. Ambriz: 31.2 IP, 0-0, 27 K, 6.54 ERA, 1.74 WHIP X. Cedeno: 31.2 IP, 0-1, 29 K, 7.11 ERA, 1.64 WHIP W. Wright: 30 IP, 0-0, 25 K, 4.80 ERA, 1.47 WHIP J. Veras: 14.1 IP, 12 SV, 11 K, 6.28 ERA, 2.65 WHIP ...we suck |
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| Author: | AgentP [ Mon May 26, 2014 2:53 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
SkittleMonster wrote: Power Pros 27 wrote: Broken Image What broken image? I see it just fine me too lastros gonna last, you know |
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| Author: | BrewersFuzz [ Mon May 26, 2014 2:57 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
Can't wait for 2018 tho... |
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| Author: | Prediction [ Mon May 26, 2014 5:09 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
Power Pros 27 wrote: I've always wondered how Prediction got his username and you'll never find out. |
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Tue May 27, 2014 6:38 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
2013 MLB Draft First Round 1. Houston: Starter Jermaine Cameron, age 21, 63 overall, 98 potential 2. Chicago: Closer Rex Barron, age 20, 70 overall, 93 potential 3. Colorado: Closer Alex Berry, age 18, 62 overall, 89 potential 4. Minnesota: Right Fielder Lee Haley, age 18, 75 overall, 64 potential 5. Cleveland: Closer Jose Blanco, age 18, 58 overall, 91 potential 6. Boston: Third Baseman Alfonso Tejera, age 22, 75 overall, 62 potential 7. Miami: Starter Darrick Winter, age 20, 70 overall, 91 potential 8. Kansas City: Third Baseman C.J. Cotton, age 19, 74 overall, 82 potential 9. Toronto: Starter Jose Rocha, age 18, 63 overall, 95 potential 10. New York: Catcher Carlos Blanco, age 20, 73 overall, 87 potential 11. Seattle: First Baseman Henry Macias, age 22, 73 overall, 79 potential 12. San Diego: First Baseman Omar Nunez, age 20, 73 overall, 74 potential 13. Pittsburgh: Starter Troy Sharp, age 18, 72 overall, 81 potential 14. Philadelphia: Second Baseman Barry Lofgren, age 19, 72 overall, 82 potential 15. Arizona: Shortstop William Steen, age 18, 72 overall, 70 potential 16. Chicago: Starter Evan Chamberlain, age 21, 67 overall, 94 potential 17. Los Angeles: Starter Dave Pesky, age 22, 67 overall, 94 potential 18. Detroit: Third Baseman Derrick Ramsay, age 20, 71 overall, 83 potential 19. St. Louis: Starter Harvey Fahey, age 20, 64 overall, 89 potential 20. Tampa Bay: Center Fielder Marshall Demaria, age 18, 71 overall, 71 potential 21. Baltimore: Starter Julio Escobar, age 21, 56 overall, 97 potential 22. Texas: First Baseman Lewis Warren, age 22, 70 overall, 90 potential 23. Oakland: Starter Kevin Hinton, age 18, 68 overall, 87 potential 24. San Francisco: Starter Chuck Michael, age 20, 69 overall, 70 potential 25: New York: Starter Antonio Huerta, age 19, 59 overall, 91 potential 26. Cincinnati: Right Fielder Alexis Nunez, age 20, 68 overall, 57 potential Compensatory Round 27. St. Louis: Starter Sam Quezada, age 20, 54 overall, 94 potential 28. Tampa Bay: Reliever Fernando Francisco, age 21, 66 overall, 58 potential 29. Texas: Second Baseman Charles Goto, age 20, 66 overall, 91 potential 30: Atlanta: Shortstop Alfonso Irizarry, age 19, 66 overall, 86 potential 31: New York: Starter Ryan Crockett, age 18, 52 overall, 95 potential 32. New York: Starter Randy Perry, age 20, 56 overall, 91 potential Second Round 33. Houston: Left Fielder Tommy Kuo, age 22, 66 overall, 95 potential 34. Chicago: Reliever Kenny McKee, age 18, 63 overall, 85 potential 35. Colorado: Reliever John Nobless, age 20, 53 overall, 91 potential 36. Minnesota: Starter Dave Huddleston, age 19, 65 overall, 81 potential 37. Boston: Starter Claude Holcomb, age 18, 65 overall, 78 potential 38. Miami: Starter Eric Myrick, age 22, 57 overall, 88 potential 39. Kansas City: Reliever Dave Campillo, age 19, 65 overall, 77 potential 40. Toronto: Starter Carlos Cedeno, age 22, 62 overall, 87 potential 41. New York: Third Baseman Michael Franco, age 22, 65 overall, 62 potential 42. Seattle: Right Fielder Doug Cobb, age 20, 65 overall, 81 potential 43. San Diego: Starter Matt Kirkland, age 20, 64 overall, 81 potential 44. Pittsburgh: Reliever Jeffrey Guinn, age 19, 64 overall, 64 potential 45. Philadelphia: Third Baseman Mohammed Hines, age 18, 64 overall, 76 potential 46. Arizona: Starter Earnest Miranda, age 21, 63 overall, 75 potential 47. Milwaukee: First Baseman Bryant Roberts, age 18, 63 overall, 81 potential 48. Chicago: Starter Sammy Benitez, age 19, 59 overall, 85 potential 49. Los Angeles: Reliever Carlos Alfonzo, age 18, 54 overall, 85 potential 50. Detroit: Left Fielder Miles Koehne, age 20, 63 overall, 85 potential 51. St. Louis: Reliever Tom Wright, age 18, 52 overall, 85 potential 52. Los Angeles: Reliever Ken Bracken, age 22, 62 overall, 56 potential 53. Tampa Bay: Left Fielder Sean Sellers, age 20, 62 overall, 91 potential 54. Baltimore: Reliever Darren Scott, age 21, 55 overall, 84 potential 55. Texas: Starter Eddy Dodge, age 21, 61 overall, 65 potential 56. Oakland: Reliever Jamal LeFave, age 18, 58 overall, 79 potential 57. Atlanta: Reliever Mike Ferren, age 19, 61 overall, 74 potential 58. San Francisco: Starter Julio Campos, age 22, 60 overall, 77 potential 59. New York: Reliever Alden VanDyke, age 18, 52 overall, 84 potential 60. Cincinnati: Reliever Armando Nunez, age 22, 60 overall, 79 potential 61. Washington: Reliever John Cowan, age 18, 49 overall, 84 potential |
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Tue May 27, 2014 8:07 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
2013 MLB All-Star Game Rosters AL Y. Darvish, SP, Texas C.J. Wilson, SP, Los Angeles D. Fister, SP, Detroit M. Pineda, SP, New York J. Verlander, SP, Detroit D. Phelps, RP, New York J. Nathan, RP, Texas G. Balfour, RP, Oakland M. Rivera, RP, New York J. Hanrahan, RP, Boston G. Holland, RP, Kansas City R. Madson, RP, Los Angeles J. Reyes, SS, Toronto D. Pedroia, 2B, Boston M. Cabrera, 3B, Detroit J. Bautista, RF, Toronto E. Longoria, DH, Tampa Bay P. Fielder, 1B, Detroit Y. Cespedes, LF, Oakland C. Santana, C, Cleveland A. Jones, CF, Baltimore J. Montero, C, Seattle J. Mauer, C, Minnesota B. Butler, 1B, Kansas City E. Encarnacion, 1B, Toronto J. Altuve, 2B, Houston J. Kipnis, 2B, Cleveland A. Ramirez, SS, Chicago A. Rios, LF, Chicago A. De Aza, CF, Chicago M. Trout, CF, Los Angeles A. Jackson, CF, Detroit NL C. Luebke, SP, San Diego C. Villanueva, SP, Chicago C. Hamels, SP, Philadelphia C. Lee, SP, Philadelphia M. Latos, SP, Cincinnati B. Badenhop, RP, Milwaukee R. Betancourt, RP, Colorado B. League, RP, Los Angeles H. Street, RP, San Diego A. Chapman, RP, Cincinnati S. Romo, RP, San Francisco C. Kimbrel, RP, Atlanta C. Crisp, CF, Washington M. Prado, 3B, Arizona J. Votto, 1B, Cincinnati R. Braun, DH, Milwaukee C. Gonzalez, LF, Colorado A. Ethier, RF, Los Angeles T. Tulowitzki, SS, Colorado B. Posey, C, San Francisco B. Phillips, 2B, Cincinnati R. Martin, C, Pittsburgh R. Brantly, C, Miami I. Davis, 1B, New York A. Gonzalez, 1B, Los Angeles D. Uggla, 2B, Atlanta D. Freese, 3B, St. Louis P. Sandoval, 3B, San Francisco J. Rollins, SS, Philadelphia A. McCutchen, CF, Pittsburgh M. Kemp, CF, Los Angeles N. Aoki, RF, Milwaukee |
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Thu May 29, 2014 2:43 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
June-July 2013 Standings AL East Red Sox: 58-51 Yankees: 55-53 Blue Jays: 53-56 Orioles: 49-59 Rays: 47-62 AL Central Tigers: 63-44 White Sox: 52-55 Royals: 51-55 Indians: 50-57 Twins: 46-61 AL West Rangers: 65-44 Athletics: 60-48 Angels: 54-53 Mariners: 53-54 Astros: 46-61 NL East Nationals: 61-47 Phillies: 59-48 Braves: 54-54 Marlins: 49-58 Mets: 44-63 NL Central Reds: 66-43 Cardinals: 53-53 Brewers: 51-57 Cubs: 48-59 Pirates: 46-61 NL West Dodgers: 61-45 Giants: 58-48 Diamondbacks: 55-53 Rockies: 54-55 Padres: 53-56 Stats J. Altuve: .269 AVG, 48 R, 4 HR, 32 RBI, 21 SB R. Cedeno: .237 AVG, 40 R, 8 HR, 27 RBI, 2 SB B. Wallace: .270 AVG, 37 R, 4 HR, 41 RBI, 0 SB M. Dominguez: .231 AVG, 34 R, 7 HR, 36 RBI, 0 SB J. Maxwell: .230 AVG, 33 R, 10 HR, 45 RBI, 3 SB J. Castro: .291 AVG, 37 R, 10 HR, 37 RBI, 0 SB J.D. Martinez: .224 AVG, 30 R, 5 HR, 23 RBI, 0 SB C. Pena: .262 AVG, 33 R, 7 HR, 40 RBI, 0 SB J. Elmore: .182 AVG, 22 R, 1 HR, 11 RBI, 5 SB R. Ankiel: .210 AVG, 14 R, 5 HR, 19 RBI, 2 SB C. Corporan: .221 AVG, 13 R, 2 HR, 10 RBI, 0 SB B. Barnes: .204 AVG, 12 R, 3 HR, 14 RBI, 3 SB E. Bedard: 130.1 IP, 8-6, 99 K, 3.66 ERA, 1.27 WHIP P. Humber: 97.2 IP, 9-8, 77 K, 5.16 ERA, 1.43 WHIP J. Lyles: 97.1 IP, 5-6, 51 K, 5.55 ERA, 1.64 WHIP L. Harrell: 61 IP, 3-6, 35 K, 6.05 ERA, 1.62 WHIP B. Peacock: 80 IP, 4-7, 48 K, 3.49 ERA, 1.28 WHIP J. Ely: 49 IP, 5-2, 43 K, 2.76 ERA, 1.27 WHIP J. Cosart: 25.2 IP, 0-3, 19 K, 7.71 ERA, 2.06 WHIP D. Kuechel: 62.2 IP, 0-2, 24 K, 3.30 ERA, 1.45 WHIP H. Ambriz: 63.1 IP, 3-3, 45 K, 4.83 ERA, 1.52 WHIP X. Cedeno: 56.1 IP, 2-5, 48 K, 5.43 ERA, 1.67 WHIP W. Wright: 55.2 IP, 1 SV, 25 K, 4.20 ERA, 1.42 WHIP We actually had a winning record over those two months! |
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| Author: | SkittleMonster [ Thu May 29, 2014 3:01 pm ] |
| Post subject: | Re: MLB 13 The Show - Houston Astros Log-ish Thing |
2013 Trades 5/8: Y. Puig (OF) → Brewers, S. Gennett (2B) → Dodgers 5/17: J. Smoak (1B) → Royals, K. Herrera (RP) → Mariners 5/25: D. Gordon (SS) and K. Jansen (RP) → Twins, R. Doumit (C), M. Pelfrey (SP), and M. Sano (3B) → Dodgers 6/1: T. Cruz (C) and E. Mujica (RP) → Yankees, A. Pettitte → Cardinals 6/11: B. Brach (RP), M. Mikolas (RP), and N. Hundley (C) → Rays, C. Ramos (RP) and T. Guerrieri (SP) → Padres 6/16: Francisco Lindor (SS) → Orioles, Taylor Teagarden (C) → Indians 6/20: W. Lopez (RP) → Cubs, H. Rondon (RP) and T. Wood (SP) → Rockies 6/24: W. Myers → Mariners, C. Furbush → Rays 6/29: S. Hairston (RF) and J. Baez (SS) → Padres, C. Quentin (LF) → Cubs 7/2: A. Bradley (SP), C. Pennington (SS), and T. Skaggs (SP) → Angels, E. Aybar (SS) → Diamondbacks 7/4: M. Holliday (LF) → Phillies, J. Biddle (SP) → Cardinals 7/6: M. Holliday (LF) → Dodgers, M. Sano (3B) → Phillies 7/9: C. Crisp → Nationals, A. Rendon → Athletics 7/11: X. Bogaerts (SS) and J. Saltalamacchia (C) → Cardinals, Y. Molina (C) → Red Sox 7/13: T. Walker (SP) and C. Triunfel (SS) → Cardinals, T. Rosenthal (RP) → Mariners 7/14: K. Youkilis (3B) → Dodgers, C. Seager (3B) and J. Hairston Jr (3B) → Yankees 7/15: D. Ruf (LF), D. Brown (RF), and P. Aumont (RP) → Rangers, M. Perez (SP) → Phillies 7/16: Y. Escobar → Mariners, N. Franklin → Rays 7/19: S. Choo (CF) → Rangers, M. Olt (3B) → Reds 7/21: A. Bradley (SP) and S. Downs (RP) → Reds, S. Marshall (RP) → Angels 7/22: A. Ramirez (SS) → Angels, T. Skaggs (SP), C. Pennington (SS), and K. Cowart (3B) → White Sox 7/23: R. Martin (C) → Yankees, M. Williams (CF), F. Cervelli (C), and G. Sanchez (C) → Pirates 7/25: B. Norris (SP) and C. Carter (LF) → Giants, K. Crick (SP) and J. Osich (RP) → Astros 7/27: J. Veras (RP) and M. Foltynewicz (SP) → Pirates, G. Polanco (CF) → Astros 7/28: J. Lester (SP) → Mariners, M. Zunino (C) and B. Beavan (SP) → Red Sox 7/29: A. Susac (C) → Rays, K. Johnson (2B) → Giants 7/29: O. Infante (2B) → Athletics, A. Russell (SS) and J. Weeks (2B) → Tigers 7/30: M. Cuddyer (RF) → Yankees, B. Boesch (RF) → Rockies 8/3: R. Betancourt (RP) and T. Story (SS) → Marlins, J. Rauch (RP) and C. Kotchman (1B) → Rockies 8/21: B. Lyon (RP) and J. Buck (C) → Cubs, S. Camp (RP), S. Feldman (SP), and C. Marmol (RP) → Mets 8/24: J. Morneau (1B) → Padres, J. Baez (SS) and T. Guerrieri (SP) → Twins |
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