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gehrig38 · 01-12-2026, 10:10 AM

2013 PLAYOFFS

Wilfredo Diaz is removed from the Playoff roster, OF Dave Wheeler is added. Will be going with a 4 man rotation and a shorter bullpen
Extending the season hurt our rotation. Guijosa is the most rested and only guy at 100% so he'll open the series vs Jacksonville. Followed by Morris, Bush, and Avendano.
Mark Calkins back is bothering him so we're up in the air about starting him, or rookie Dan Ames.
We were 5-4 vs Jacksonville during the season.
Their offense ranks 9th and is led by Ricky Ramirez (.296-40-107). Devin Howard 6-13 was their best bat against us.
Guijosa made 2 starts with an 8.16 ERA over 14.1 IP 15 K7 BB 19 H. Morris did not see them all year.
Scott Herman (13-8 4.66) went 0-0 in 2 GS with a 9.58 ERA over 10.1 IP. John Simmons went 1-1 3.54 in 20.1 IP with 25 K and 3 BB.
As of today they're saying (* = if necessary):
Game 1) Miguel Dieguez (RH) 8-10 3.88 vs Bobby Guijosa RH (12-8 4.90)
Game 2) John Simmons (LH) 15-11 4.16 vs Joe Bush LH (11-9 3.30)
Game 3) Scott Herman (LH) 13-8 4.66 vs Joey Morris RH (9-10 3.71)
*Game 4) Mike Loeffler (RH) 8-8 3.88 vs Ricky Avendano RH (10-11 4.26)

In the other 4 series
In the AL

Charlotte vs Wyoming (Charlotte beat them 8-4 during the season)
Brooklyn vs Chicago Hitmen (Chicago 8-4 regular season)
Charlotte, Wyoming, and Cleveland have never appeared in a World Series
Brooklyn (1-0) and Chicago (0-1) are looking for their 2nd WS appearances
Boston (2-0) is looking for their 3rd title
Boston, Cleveland, Washington, and San Francisco all have 1st round byes.

In the NL

New York vs El Paso (New York 8-4 regular season)
Chicago vs Jacksonville (Chicago 5-4 regular season)
Us and San Francisco are looking to make our first WS appearances.
New York (0-1) El Paso (1-0) and Washington (0-1) are looking to make their 2nd WS appearances
Jacksonville (2-0) last won in 2010

01-12-2026, 10:10 AM	#266
gehrig38 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2010 Location: Medfield, Mass Posts: 5,992	2013 PLAYOFFS Wilfredo Diaz is removed from the Playoff roster, OF Dave Wheeler is added. Will be going with a 4 man rotation and a shorter bullpen Extending the season hurt our rotation. Guijosa is the most rested and only guy at 100% so he'll open the series vs Jacksonville. Followed by Morris, Bush, and Avendano. Mark Calkins back is bothering him so we're up in the air about starting him, or rookie Dan Ames. We were 5-4 vs Jacksonville during the season. Their offense ranks 9th and is led by Ricky Ramirez (.296-40-107). Devin Howard 6-13 was their best bat against us. Guijosa made 2 starts with an 8.16 ERA over 14.1 IP 15 K7 BB 19 H. Morris did not see them all year. Scott Herman (13-8 4.66) went 0-0 in 2 GS with a 9.58 ERA over 10.1 IP. John Simmons went 1-1 3.54 in 20.1 IP with 25 K and 3 BB. As of today they're saying (* = if necessary): Game 1) Miguel Dieguez (RH) 8-10 3.88 vs Bobby Guijosa RH (12-8 4.90) Game 2) John Simmons (LH) 15-11 4.16 vs Joe Bush LH (11-9 3.30) Game 3) Scott Herman (LH) 13-8 4.66 vs Joey Morris RH (9-10 3.71) Game 4) Mike Loeffler (RH) 8-8 3.88 vs Ricky Avendano RH (10-11 4.26) In the other 4 series In the AL* Charlotte vs Wyoming (Charlotte beat them 8-4 during the season) Brooklyn vs Chicago Hitmen (Chicago 8-4 regular season) Charlotte, Wyoming, and Cleveland have never appeared in a World Series Brooklyn (1-0) and Chicago (0-1) are looking for their 2nd WS appearances Boston (2-0) is looking for their 3rd title Boston, Cleveland, Washington, and San Francisco all have 1st round byes. In the NL New York vs El Paso (New York 8-4 regular season) Chicago vs Jacksonville (Chicago 5-4 regular season) Us and San Francisco are looking to make our first WS appearances. New York (0-1) El Paso (1-0) and Washington (0-1) are looking to make their 2nd WS appearances Jacksonville (2-0) last won in 2010 __________________ The Chicago Iron Pigs 2012-2024 The IBL's first 13 years The Alaska Avalanche 2024-2030 Moving on to my birthplace The San Antonio Silver Stars 2030-2034 From one big state, Alaska, to another, Texas!