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Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 4:02 pm ]
Post subject:  Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

The MLB decided to expand the league to 32 teams yesterday. The Colorado Springs All Timers and the Kagomachi Kamikazes. The All Timers have built a replica of the H.H.H. Metrodome in downtown Colorado Springs and the Kamikazes have built a stadium named Panpaka Park after a local casino. The All Timers starting lineup should be announced sometime tomorrow. This is lanceberkman representing powerpro news.

Whatcha think? :?: :)

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 4:56 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

The starting lineup has been announced:

2B-Jackie Robinson
C-Roy Campanella
1B-Jimmie Foxx
DH-Roger Hornsby
LF-Tony Conigliaro
CF-Josh Gibson(he got Cannon Arm from Sarah so I added 2nd pos. CF)
3B-Brooks Robinson
SS-Lou Boudreau
RF-Ty Cobb

The Rotation, Bullpen, and reserves are expected later this afternoon as the All Timers continue to sign players.

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 5:20 pm ]
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1.Tim Keefe
2.Kid Nichols
3.Bob Feller
4.Pud Galvin
5.Mordecai Brown
6.Nolan Ryan

Bullpen:
Long Reliever-Sandy Koufax
Middle Reliever-Mike Scott
Mop-up Man-Cy Young
Setup Man-Satchel Paige
Closer-Dennis Eckersly

They'll play their first game tomorrow.

Reserves:
1B-Willy McCovey
3B-Mike Schmidt
LF-Babe Ruth
LF-Ted Williams
CF-Duke Snider

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 5:29 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

All-Timers lose to As 7-4

The game went back and forth until the 6th when the As blasted 4 runs off of Relief Pitcher Cy Young. Young gave up 5 runs in total and was handed the loss. The All Timer's player of the game was Jimmie Foxx who had a home run and started a 2-run rally in the ninth that ended when Jackie Robinson grounded out to the second baseman with runners on second and third.

W-Esteban Loiza
L-Cy Young

HR-Jimmie Foxx(1)
---Tony Conigliaro(1)

Player of the Game: Jimmie Foxx

Record: 0-1

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 6:12 pm ]
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All Timers lose to As 3-2

The All Timer's defense was at it's best today performing 4 double plays and an outfield assist by Ty Cobb. Unfortunately, Mordecai Brown couldn't make the ball miss the bats of the As and they scored three runs in seven innings off of him including a home run by Nick Swisher. The All Timers tried to make another late inning rally but Brooks Robinson left Josh Gibson stranded on second when he grounded out to the third baseman to end yet another close game.

W-Rich Harden
L-Mordecai Brown

HR-Nick Swisher(1)

Player of the Game:Josh Gibson

Record: 0-2
Last in AL West

Author:  catcher51 [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 6:48 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

Great so far, but no backup catcher? Don't you ever do that thing were you jump into the backstop? :lol:

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 7:02 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

All Timers lose to As 2-1

The All Timers have dropped their first three to the As. Kid Nichols pitched fantastically with the exception of two pitches which are currently in orbit around the earth. Another late-inning push ended on a groundout and Dan Haren got the win.

W-Dan Haren
L-Kid Nichols

HR-Eric Chavez(1)
---Nick Swisher(2)
---Tony Conigliaro(2)

Player of the Game: Tony Conigliaro

Record:0-3
Last in AL West

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 7:05 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

catcher51 wrote:
Great so far, but no backup catcher? Don't you ever do that thing were you jump into the backstop? :lol:


I have players in the minors... I'll get my AAA players up sometime. But Gibson can play C so I'm not too worried about jumping into the backstop(which is fun :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: )

Author:  Longball714 [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 8:46 pm ]
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LOL, Tony Coniglaro starting over Babe Ruth and Ted Williams? Would never happen in real life!

Anyway, can you tell us the abilities of your players?

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 9:20 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

Ok I'll get those up sometime.

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:13 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

All Timers beat As 4-3

The All Timers avoided a sweep today by beating the Oakland As 4-3. This is their first win of the season and hopefully they will continue playing this well. Their pitching and defense has been fantastic but they were having problems stringing hits together. Well that problem was made up for today with 2 home runs off the bats of Brooks Robinson and Josh Gibson.

W-Pud Galvin
L-Joe Blanton
S-Dennis Eckersly

HR-Brooks Robinson(1)
---Josh Gibson(1)

Player of the Game:Josh Gibson
Gibson hit a home run in the top of the ninth to put the All Timers on top of the As 4-3. In the bottom of the ninth he made an incredible diving catch to rob Nick Swisher of what surely would've been a triple.

Record: 1-3
5th in AL West

Notes:Jackie Robinson stole his first base of the year.

Author:  catcher51 [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:22 pm ]
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So good so far.

Author:  lanceberkman [ Sun Apr 12, 2009 10:30 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

Thanks! I'll try to get the Stats and all up tomorrow afternoon.

Author:  lanceberkman [ Mon Apr 13, 2009 6:53 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

All-Timers win over the Texas Rangers 8-7

In a game that see-sawed back and forth the All Timers prevailed for the win beating the Texas Rangers 8-7. Bob Feller had a rough first inning giving up 6 runs but he gave up no hits until the seventh when he was pulled for Reliever Nolan Ryan after giving up a home run to make the score 8-7. Ryan then pitched 3 scorless innings striking out one batter in the process. Dennis Eckersly closed out the final inning with a save.

W-Bob Feller 1-0
L-Joaquin Benoit 0-1
S-Dennis Eckersly(2)

HR-Sammy Sosa(1)
---Brad Wilkerson(1)
---Roy Campanella(1)
---Jimmie Foxx(2)

Player of the Game:Lou Boudreau
Lou was 4-4 today with 2 doubles, 1 RBI, and 2 runs.

Record: 2-3
T-4th in AL West

Notes:Roy Campanella and Jimmie Foxx hit back-to-back homers in the fifth inning.

Author:  jacobye46 [ Mon Apr 13, 2009 7:06 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: Colorado Springs All Timers---2007 Season Log

good job, and where your home stadium

I really miss the '07 version for some reason but its hard for me to play it due to the fact that I'm a pretty big stat guy now and Giambi, Swisher and Dunn getting 10 homeruns and batting under .100 doesn't work for me

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