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bombboy85 · 10-01-2013, 07:00 PM

What a regular season
October 5th, 2021

Final Record - W - 119 / L - 37

Where to begin? Well let's start with the Rockies winning 119 games this season, 3 better than the MLB record previously held by the 2001 Seattle Mariners and the 1906 Chicago Cubs. The same Chicago Cubs in 1906 had the best winning percentage ever at .763 when they went 116 - 36 was tied by the Rockies. If you want to get technical the Cubs were still barely better due to playing 4 games less their win percentage was .0003 percentage points.

Last month we spoke about LF Yasukazu Tsuchiya and his quest for a HR title and in the final game of the season Tsuchiya tied Roger Maris's old record with his 62nd home Run of the season. Speaking of Home Run #'s if you want to see impressive check out the Home Run Totals below when we list each players stats for the season. In other batting title news SS Steve Wallace had his first full season in replacement of Troy Tulowitzki and what did he do? He went and took the NL batting title with an average of .333 and OBP of .440 to include 38 home runs.

Last but definitely not least we want to point out SP Willie Calhoun. If you look back to 2017 when he was drafted in the first round by the Rockies out of high school we didn't know if he would end up a pitcher or a First Baseman. Well he ended up being a pitcher and was called up in July this year after Bill Scott was traded away. On the mound the kid called barnyard due to his size at 6'8" and 250 lbs was unbelievable going 12-0 with a 1.90 ERA in 17 starts. Even more frightening for opposing teams though is that this is a pitcher that can hit, this season in 35 total at bats Calhoun hit .314/.333/.429 with 1 HR and 2 RBI. What will this kid do next year.

Starters Stats for the Year
C - Stryker Trahan - 139 Games - .299/.386/.493 25 HR 71 RBI WAR 2.8
1B - Anthony Rizzo - 144 Games - .271/.337/.520 35 HR 99 RBI WAR 3.0
2B - Jose Valdes - 79 Games - .307/.412/.411 7 HR 73 RBI WAR 2.8
SS - Steve Wallace - 124 Games - .333/.440/.679 38 HR 97 RBI WAR 8.2
3B - Rosell Herrera - 153 Games - .274/.306/.422 13 HR 87 RBI WAR 1.9
LF - Yasukazu Tsuchiya - 151 Games - .294/.352/.662 62 HR 166 RBI WAR 5.5
CF - Mike Trout - 150 Games - .324/.403/.615 50 HR 131 RBI WAR 10.0
RF - Rick Clark - 148 Games - .251/.353/.567 44 HR 108 RBI WAR 5.1

Bench (min 30 games)
C/1B - Joseph Hdu - 61 Games - .230/.252/.380 4 HR 11 RBI
1B - Troy Tulowitzki - 96 Games - .218/.364/.385 4 HR 19 RBI
2B/SS/3B - Gordon Connolly - 94 Games - .184/.277/.418 9 HR 36 RBI
OF - Raimel Tapia - 100 Games - .263/.331/.365 2 HR 24 RBI

Starting Rotation
Bryant Reed - 18-4 / 3.46 ERA / 1.16 WHIP / 189.2 IP / ERA+ 114 / FIP 3.54
Travis O'Bryan - 16-7 / 3.62 ERA / 1.15 WHIP / 203.2 IP / ERA+ 109 / FIP 2.66
Carlos Peterson - 21-6 / 2.48 ERA / 0.86 WHIP / 214.0 IP / ERA+ 160 / FIP 2.65
Evan Anderson - 20-5 / 3.02 ERA / 1.01 WHIP / 211.1 IP / ERA+ 131 / FIP 3.50
Willie Calhoun - 12-0 / 1.90 ERA / 1.22 WHIP / 109.0 IP / ERA+ 208 / FIP 3.27

Bullpen
Yakamochi Ishida - 30.1 IP / 4.45 ERA / 1.62 WHIP / FIP 5.87
Felix Encarnacion - 42.2 IP / 2.95 ERA / 1.22 WHIP / FIP 2.85
Andres Garcia - 42.0 IP / 4.71 ERA / 1.33 WHIP / FIP 3.41
Bill Crawford - 64.1 IP / 2.94 ERA / 1.20 WHIP / FIP 3.36
Charlie Furbush - 86.1 IP / 2.92 ERA / 1.39 WHIP / FIP 3.13
Rex Brothers - 72.0 IP / 2.88 ERA / 1.25 WHIP / FIP 3.80
Antonio Baez - 45 Saves / 65.1 IP / 1.38 ERA / 0.92 WHIP / FIP 2.08

NEW SECTION!!!! Rockies leading the Majors statistical category (stat)
SS Steve Wallace - Batting Average (.333) / Slugging % (.679) / OPS (1.119) / wOBA (.459)
LF Yasukazu Tsuchiya - Home Runs (62) / RBI (166) / Isolated Power (.368) / Xtra Base Hits (91) / Total Bases (394)
Mike Trout - WAR (10.0) / Hits (193) / Runs (137) / Zone Rating (+26.6)
3B Rosell Herrera - Doubles (46)

SP Evan Anderson - BB per 9 IP (1.28) / K's per BB (7.97)
Carlos Peterson - WHIP (0.86)

National League Playoff Teams
Colorado Rockies - 119-37
San Francisco Giants - 98-58 (wild card)
Los Angeles Dodgers - 98-58 (wild card)
Atlanta Braves - 87-69
Cincinatti Reds - 76-83 (yes losing record won the central division)

American League Playoff Teams
Minnesota Twins - 100-56
Houston Astros - 99-57
Seattle Mariners - 93-66 (wild card)
New York Yankees - 90-66
Boston Red Sox - 85-74 (wild card)

10-01-2013, 07:00 PM	#128
bombboy85 Major Leagues Join Date: Jul 2013 Posts: 454	What a regular season October 5th, 2021 Final Record - W - 119 / L - 37 Where to begin? Well let's start with the Rockies winning 119 games this season, 3 better than the MLB record previously held by the 2001 Seattle Mariners and the 1906 Chicago Cubs. The same Chicago Cubs in 1906 had the best winning percentage ever at .763 when they went 116 - 36 was tied by the Rockies. If you want to get technical the Cubs were still barely better due to playing 4 games less their win percentage was .0003 percentage points. Last month we spoke about LF Yasukazu Tsuchiya and his quest for a HR title and in the final game of the season Tsuchiya tied Roger Maris's old record with his 62nd home Run of the season. Speaking of Home Run #'s if you want to see impressive check out the Home Run Totals below when we list each players stats for the season. In other batting title news SS Steve Wallace had his first full season in replacement of Troy Tulowitzki and what did he do? He went and took the NL batting title with an average of .333 and OBP of .440 to include 38 home runs. Last but definitely not least we want to point out SP Willie Calhoun. If you look back to 2017 when he was drafted in the first round by the Rockies out of high school we didn't know if he would end up a pitcher or a First Baseman. Well he ended up being a pitcher and was called up in July this year after Bill Scott was traded away. On the mound the kid called barnyard due to his size at 6'8" and 250 lbs was unbelievable going 12-0 with a 1.90 ERA in 17 starts. Even more frightening for opposing teams though is that this is a pitcher that can hit, this season in 35 total at bats Calhoun hit .314/.333/.429 with 1 HR and 2 RBI. What will this kid do next year. Starters Stats for the Year C - Stryker Trahan - 139 Games - .299/.386/.493 25 HR 71 RBI WAR 2.8 1B - Anthony Rizzo - 144 Games - .271/.337/.520 35 HR 99 RBI WAR 3.0 2B - Jose Valdes - 79 Games - .307/.412/.411 7 HR 73 RBI WAR 2.8 SS - Steve Wallace - 124 Games - .333/.440/.679 38 HR 97 RBI WAR 8.2 3B - Rosell Herrera - 153 Games - .274/.306/.422 13 HR 87 RBI WAR 1.9 LF - Yasukazu Tsuchiya - 151 Games - .294/.352/.662 62 HR 166 RBI WAR 5.5 CF - Mike Trout - 150 Games - .324/.403/.615 50 HR 131 RBI WAR 10.0 RF - Rick Clark - 148 Games - .251/.353/.567 44 HR 108 RBI WAR 5.1 Bench (min 30 games) C/1B - Joseph Hdu - 61 Games - .230/.252/.380 4 HR 11 RBI 1B - Troy Tulowitzki - 96 Games - .218/.364/.385 4 HR 19 RBI 2B/SS/3B - Gordon Connolly - 94 Games - .184/.277/.418 9 HR 36 RBI OF - Raimel Tapia - 100 Games - .263/.331/.365 2 HR 24 RBI Starting Rotation Bryant Reed - 18-4 / 3.46 ERA / 1.16 WHIP / 189.2 IP / ERA+ 114 / FIP 3.54 Travis O'Bryan - 16-7 / 3.62 ERA / 1.15 WHIP / 203.2 IP / ERA+ 109 / FIP 2.66 Carlos Peterson - 21-6 / 2.48 ERA / 0.86 WHIP / 214.0 IP / ERA+ 160 / FIP 2.65 Evan Anderson - 20-5 / 3.02 ERA / 1.01 WHIP / 211.1 IP / ERA+ 131 / FIP 3.50 Willie Calhoun - 12-0 / 1.90 ERA / 1.22 WHIP / 109.0 IP / ERA+ 208 / FIP 3.27 Bullpen Yakamochi Ishida - 30.1 IP / 4.45 ERA / 1.62 WHIP / FIP 5.87 Felix Encarnacion - 42.2 IP / 2.95 ERA / 1.22 WHIP / FIP 2.85 Andres Garcia - 42.0 IP / 4.71 ERA / 1.33 WHIP / FIP 3.41 Bill Crawford - 64.1 IP / 2.94 ERA / 1.20 WHIP / FIP 3.36 Charlie Furbush - 86.1 IP / 2.92 ERA / 1.39 WHIP / FIP 3.13 Rex Brothers - 72.0 IP / 2.88 ERA / 1.25 WHIP / FIP 3.80 Antonio Baez - 45 Saves / 65.1 IP / 1.38 ERA / 0.92 WHIP / FIP 2.08 NEW SECTION!!!! Rockies leading the Majors statistical category (stat) SS Steve Wallace - Batting Average (.333) / Slugging % (.679) / OPS (1.119) / wOBA (.459) LF Yasukazu Tsuchiya - Home Runs (62) / RBI (166) / Isolated Power (.368) / Xtra Base Hits (91) / Total Bases (394) Mike Trout - WAR (10.0) / Hits (193) / Runs (137) / Zone Rating (+26.6) 3B Rosell Herrera - Doubles (46) SP Evan Anderson - BB per 9 IP (1.28) / K's per BB (7.97) Carlos Peterson - WHIP (0.86) National League Playoff Teams Colorado Rockies - 119-37 San Francisco Giants - 98-58 (wild card) Los Angeles Dodgers - 98-58 (wild card) Atlanta Braves - 87-69 Cincinatti Reds - 76-83 (yes losing record won the central division) American League Playoff Teams Minnesota Twins - 100-56 Houston Astros - 99-57 Seattle Mariners - 93-66 (wild card) New York Yankees - 90-66 Boston Red Sox - 85-74 (wild card)