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Old 04-13-2013, 08:58 PM   #9
BoilerRocketScientist
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1977 Seattle Results

Well, the team finished with a respectable 79-83 record but finished in 5th place, 21 games behind the AL West champion Texas Rangers.

Our top position players are below.

C: Bill Stinson - .281/.374/.756, 10 HR's, 54 RBI's
1B: Ken Macha - .281/.338/.694, 2 HR's, 53 RBI's
2B: Julio Cruz - .252/.320/.657, 7 HR's, 65 RBI's
3B: Steve Braun - .255/.374/.716, 6 HR's, 51 RBI's
SS: Craig Reynolds - .265/.289/.689, 11 HR's, 68 RBI's
LF: Dan Meyer - .269/.313/.719, 17 HR's, 75 RBI;
CF: Ruppert Jones - .269/.354/.828, 28 HR's, 108 RBI's
RF: Jerry Martin - .255/.315/.752, 19 HR's, 86 RBI's
DH: Ralph Garr - .311/.338/.786, 17 HR's, 103 RBI's

We had a nice balanced lineup and scored over 800 runs, good enough for 5th in the AL.

Unfortunately, we gave up 867 runs - 13th in the AL. The pitching staff had the 12th worst ERA with the starting pitchers posting a 5.30 ERA - 13th in the AL. Verne Ruhle led the staff with 11 wins (11-12, 4.50) and was "helped" by Steve Renko (10-13, 5.29), Gary Wheelock (10-10, 5.66), Glenn Abbott (7-8, 4.65), and Floyd Bannister (7-5, 4.15). My bullpen was the 2nd best in the AL and was led by closer Enrique Romo (4-3, 31 Saves, 2.35) who was my only All-Star.
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