All Decades Teams - Page 3

cwehaar · 12-27-2022, 04:10 PM

Season 28 (2014)

After 2 consecutive postseasons without a representative, the Modern League had both World Series participants, who also both won a league high 101 regular season games. In an instant classic, the 1970s won their 5th All Decades League championship, tying the 1890s and 1990s for the most championships. Despite a last place finish, the 1960s saw Nolan Ryan become the second pitcher in All Decades League history to record 300 wins. After the season, Ryan announced his retirement, finishing with league career records of 309 wins and 8500 strikeouts.

Notable Milestones from 2014
500 HR
John Mayberry (1960s)

600 HR
Honus Wagner (1900s)

2,000 Hits
Gary Matthews (1980s)

2,500 Hits
Ross Youngs (1920s)
Juan Beniquez (1970s)

200 Wins
Oil Can Boyd (1980s)

250 Wins
Steve Carlton (1960s)

300 Wins
Nolan Ryan (1960s)

No Hitters
Steve Carlton (1960s) - 4/27/14 vs. 1890s (2nd career no-hitter)
Bob Friend (1950s) - 6/13/14 vs 1970s

Final Standings
Golden League W-L
1900s 91-71
1930s 77-85
1890s 75-87
1920s 72-90
Pre1890s 71-91
1910s 64-98
1940s 64-98

Modern League W-L
1970s 101-61
2000s 101-61
1950s 90-72
2010s 88-74
1990s 87-75
1980s 84-78
1960s 69-93

Round 1 Playoffs
2000s over 1900s (4-1) - Jon Lieber (2000s) struck out 15 over his 2 starts and Billy Butler drove in 6 runs in the series win over the 1900s.

Round 1 Playoffs
1970s over 1930s (4-3) - It took 7 games to determine a winner, with George Foster powering the 1970s to a deciding victory. Foster went 3-3 with 3 runs scored and a 2 run HR to lead the way. He also earned the MVP with a series high 12 hits. Babe Young (1930s) led the way for the 1930s with 11 RBI in the series.

2014 World Series - 1970s over 2000s (4-3)
Game 1: Livan Hernandez (2000s) threw a 7 hit shutout and Carlos Delgado hit a solo HR in the 7th inning to win an opening game pitcher’s duel 1-0 over the 1970s. Chris Short (1970s) struck out 11 batters while allowing only 1 run in a losing effort.
Game 2: Ollie Brown (1970s) hit 2 HRs in a 6-3 win by the 1970s to even the series at 1-1.
Game 3: Barry Zito (2000s) threw a complete game in the 8-3 win. Billy Butler went 3-4 with a HR to lead the 2000s offense.
Game 4: Mike Cuellar (1970s) threw a 3 hit shutout to even the series at 2-2 in a 4-0 win over the 2000s.
Game 5: Livan Hernandez (2000s) threw 8 strong innings allowing 2 runs in the 4-2 win, moving the 2000s to a 3-2 series lead. Carlos Delgado provided an early boost with a 2 run HR in the 1st inning.
Game 6: Doyle Alexander (1970s) struck out 11 batters over 8 innings. Buddy Bell (1970s) hit a 2 run double in the 7th inning to take the lead, staving off elimination, and forcing a winner take all game 7.
Game 7: Bob Gibson (1970s) struck out 9 batters over 8 innings to a 7-2 win and the All Decades League championship. Juan Beniquez (1970s) hit a 2 run HR in the 2nd inning to get the scoring started. Craig Monroe (2000s) tied the game with a 2 run HR in the top of the 4th, but Julian Javier (1970s) hit a 2 run HR in the bottom of the inning to regain the lead for the 1970s. Buddy Bell (1970s) put the game on ice with a 3 run HR in the bottom of the 7th inning.

Buddy Bell (1970s) won the World Series MVP with 9 hits and 6 RBI in the series. Doyle Alexander (1970s) was in strong consideration with a 2-0 record, and 20 strikeouts.

Awards
MVP - Mike Griffin (1890s) - .300 BA, 32 HR, 109 RBI, 110 R, 42 SB
Cy Young - Mike Cuellar (1970s) - 23-7, 2.76 ERA, 278 K (2X Cy Young winner)
Rookie of the Year - Giancarlo Stanton (2010s) - .257 BA, 44 HR, 123 RBI

League Leaders
BA - Dan Murphy (2010s) - .331 BA
OPS - Carlos Delgado (2000s) - .998 OPS
HR - Dave Robertson (1910s) - 55 HR
RBI - Dave Robertson (1910s) - 134 RBI
SB - Mike Griffin (1890s) - 42 SB

W - Mike Cuellar (1970s) - 23 W
ERA - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 2.52 ERA
K - John Smoltz (1990s) - 347 K
Saves - Tom Hall (1970s) & Pete Richert (1960s) - tied at 37 SV
Shutouts - Whitey Ford (1950s) - 8 SOs (New record)

2014 Draft
1st round picks and key additions
Pre1890s - Sadie McMahon, P
1890s - Cooney Snyder, C
1900s - Joe Bernard, P
1910s - Joe Wilhoit, RF
1920s - George Pipgras, P
1930s - Jake Miller, P
1940s - Ray Lamanno, C
1950s - Toby Atwell, C
1960s - Al Farrara, LF
1970s - Aubrey Gatewood, P
1980s - Bill Nahorodny, C
1990s - Ricardo Rincon, P
2000s - Adrian Gonzalez, 1B
2010s - Josh Roenicke, P

Notable Retirements
1910s - Roger Bresnahan - 2175 H, 344 HR, 1287 RBI, 1317 R, 5 All-Star appearances
1910s - Charlie Hollocher - 2571 H, 245 HR, 1177 RBI, 1254 R, Rookie of the Year award (1999), 9 All-Star appearances
1920s - Aaron Ward - 1553 H, 349 HR, 2 All-Star appearances
1920s - Fred Merkle - 2066 H, 529 HR, 1470 RBI, 1319 R, 12 All-Star appearances
1960s - Bill Monbouquette - 158 W, 2864 K, 3 All-Star appearances
1960s - Nolan Ryan - 309 W, 8500 K, 15 All-Star appearances, 2 Cy Young awards, 4 Gold Glove awards, 2 no-hitters
1980s - Bruce Kison - 164 W, 2584 K, 1 All-Star appearance
2000s - Pedro Astacio - 164 W, 3261 K, 2 All-Star appearances
2000s - Rick Reed - 169 W, 2622 K, 1 All-Star appearance, 1 Reliever of the Year

HOF Inductees
None

cwehaar · 01-27-2024, 01:33 AM

Season 29 (2015)

The 1930s became the fifth team in All Decades League history to win three or more championships defeating the Pre1890s in 5 games. Erve Beck reached elite milestones during the 2015 season becoming the 7th player to collect his 3,000th hit and the 5th to reach 700 HRs. Harry Heilman (1920s) was named the league MVP, falling one HR short of winning the Triple Crown. Rookie Ken Griffey, Sr (1980s) logged the longest hitting streak in league history, having a hit in 34 consecutive games.

Notable Milestones from 2015
500 HR
George Foster (1970s)

700 HR
Erve Beck (1890s)

2,000 Hits
Bob Dillinger (1950s)

3,000 Hits
Erve Beck (1890s)

200 Wins
Bob Gibson (1970s)
Denny Galehouse (1940s)

Final Standings
Golden League W-L
1930s 88-74
Pre1890s 84-78
1900s 79-83
1940s 73-89
1910s 69-93
1920s 67-95
1890s 51-111

Modern League W-L
2010s 110-52
1990s 96-66
1970s 95-67
1980s 87-75
2000s 84-78
1950s 78-84
1960s 73-89

Round 1 Playoffs
Pre1890s over 2010s (4-2)
Jim Devlin struck out 10 batters in a complete game effort leading the Pre1890s to a clinching playoff victory in game 6. Tom Barlow led the way for the Pre1890s with 7 hits, including 2 HRs. Josh Johnson (2010s) threw a 5 hit shutout in game 1.

Round 1 Playoffs
1930s over 1990s (4-2)
Schoolboy Rowe (1930s) threw a 1 hit shutout in game 6 to clinch the series win over the 1990s. Stan Hack (1930s) had 11 hits in the series to lead the way for the 1930s. Kal Daniels (1990s) hit 4 HRs in the series.

2015 World Series
1930s over Pre1890s (4-1)

Game 1: Carl Fischer threw 7⅔ innings allowing 1 run leading the 1930s to a 3-2 victory. The 1930s strung together 3 hits combined with 2 walks to plate 3 runs in the bottom of the 3rd inning. Mortimer Hogan (Pre1890s) had 4 hits in the loss.

Game 2: The Pre1890s scored 2 runs in the top of the 9th to break a 2-2 tie leading to a 4-2 victory, evening the series at one game a piece. Adonis Terry (Pre1890s) struck out 12 in 8 innings.

Game 3: Babe Young had 4 hits, including a HR, leading the 1930s to a 8-4 victory.

Game 4: Max West hit 2 HRs leading the 1930s to a 5-3 victory and one win away from clinching their third championship. Spud Chandler threw 8 strong innings in the victory.

Game 5: Lonny Frey hit 2 HRs for the 1930s to clinch their 3rd championship with a 6-4 win in game 5. Babe Young (1930s) was named the MVP of the championship series with a .368 batting average and 5 RBI.

Awards
MVP - Harry Heilman (1920s) - .354 BA; 50 HR; 135 RBI; 106 R
Cy Young - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 19-12; 1.43 ERA; 378 K (2X Cy Young Winner)
Rookie of the Year - Sadie McMahon (Pre1890s) - 22-11; 2.49 ERA; 344 K

League Leaders
BA - Harry Heilman (1920s) - .354 BA
OPS - Harry Heilman (1920s) - 1.103 OPS
HR - Mike Trout (2010s) - 51 HRs
RBI - Harry Heilman (1920s) - 135 RBI
SB - Donell Nixon (1980s) - 74 SB

W - Sadie McMahon (Pre1890s) - 22 W
ERA - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 1.43 ERA (New Record)
K - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 378 Ks
Saves - Nick Anderson (2010s) - 36 SVs
Shutouts - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 9 SOs (New Record)

2015 Draft
1st round picks and key additions
Pre1890s - George Pinkney, 3B
1890s - Boileryard Clarke, C
1900s - Biff Schlitzer, P
1910s - Fred Beck, CF
1920s - Rube Bressler, P
1930s - Milt Gaston, P
1940s - Mickey McDermott, P
1950s - Ray Katt, C
1960s - Jack Fischer, P
1970s - Duane Josephson, C
1980s - Odell Jones, P
1990s - Lou Frazier, LF
2000s - Michael Bowden, P
2010s - Matt Duffy, 3B

Notable Retirements
Pre1890s - Pete Hotaling - 1734 H; 1079 R; 472 SB; 2 All-Star appearances
1890s - Ben Sanders - 194 W; 3073 Ks; 3 All-Star appearances
1930s - Frank Demaree - 1581 H; 260 HRs; 5 All-Star appearances
1940s - Al Smith - 161 W; 7 Gold Glove Awards
1940s - Denny Galehouse - 204 W; 4185 Ks; 7 All-Star appearances
1940s - Snuffy Stirnweiss - 1658 H; 3 Gold Glove Awards; 3 All-Star appearances
1950s - Jack Shepard - 1242 H; 1 Gold Glove Award; 2 All-Star appearances
1950s - Jerry Kindall - 1266 H; 7 Gold Glove Awards
1970s - Tony Bernazard - 1315 H; 3 All-Star appearances
1990s - Shane Mack - 1765 H; 298 HRs; 1006 RBI; 1101 R; 179 SB; 3 MVP Awards; 6 All-Star appearances; 3 Gold Glove Awards
2000s - Kenny Lofton - 2132 H; 378 SB; 2 All-Star appearances
2010s - Luis Severino - 173 W; 3301 Ks; 2 Cy Young Awards; 3 All-Star appearances

HOF Inductees
None

12-27-2022, 04:10 PM	#41
cwehaar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Jan 2022 Posts: 97	Season 28 (2014) After 2 consecutive postseasons without a representative, the Modern League had both World Series participants, who also both won a league high 101 regular season games. In an instant classic, the 1970s won their 5th All Decades League championship, tying the 1890s and 1990s for the most championships. Despite a last place finish, the 1960s saw Nolan Ryan become the second pitcher in All Decades League history to record 300 wins. After the season, Ryan announced his retirement, finishing with league career records of 309 wins and 8500 strikeouts. Notable Milestones from 2014 500 HR John Mayberry (1960s) 600 HR Honus Wagner (1900s) 2,000 Hits Gary Matthews (1980s) 2,500 Hits Ross Youngs (1920s) Juan Beniquez (1970s) 200 Wins Oil Can Boyd (1980s) 250 Wins Steve Carlton (1960s) 300 Wins Nolan Ryan (1960s) No Hitters Steve Carlton (1960s) - 4/27/14 vs. 1890s (2nd career no-hitter) Bob Friend (1950s) - 6/13/14 vs 1970s Final Standings Golden League W-L 1900s 91-71 1930s 77-85 1890s 75-87 1920s 72-90 Pre1890s 71-91 1910s 64-98 1940s 64-98 Modern League W-L 1970s 101-61 2000s 101-61 1950s 90-72 2010s 88-74 1990s 87-75 1980s 84-78 1960s 69-93 Round 1 Playoffs 2000s over 1900s (4-1) - Jon Lieber (2000s) struck out 15 over his 2 starts and Billy Butler drove in 6 runs in the series win over the 1900s. Round 1 Playoffs 1970s over 1930s (4-3) - It took 7 games to determine a winner, with George Foster powering the 1970s to a deciding victory. Foster went 3-3 with 3 runs scored and a 2 run HR to lead the way. He also earned the MVP with a series high 12 hits. Babe Young (1930s) led the way for the 1930s with 11 RBI in the series. 2014 World Series - 1970s over 2000s (4-3) Game 1: Livan Hernandez (2000s) threw a 7 hit shutout and Carlos Delgado hit a solo HR in the 7th inning to win an opening game pitcher’s duel 1-0 over the 1970s. Chris Short (1970s) struck out 11 batters while allowing only 1 run in a losing effort. Game 2: Ollie Brown (1970s) hit 2 HRs in a 6-3 win by the 1970s to even the series at 1-1. Game 3: Barry Zito (2000s) threw a complete game in the 8-3 win. Billy Butler went 3-4 with a HR to lead the 2000s offense. Game 4: Mike Cuellar (1970s) threw a 3 hit shutout to even the series at 2-2 in a 4-0 win over the 2000s. Game 5: Livan Hernandez (2000s) threw 8 strong innings allowing 2 runs in the 4-2 win, moving the 2000s to a 3-2 series lead. Carlos Delgado provided an early boost with a 2 run HR in the 1st inning. Game 6: Doyle Alexander (1970s) struck out 11 batters over 8 innings. Buddy Bell (1970s) hit a 2 run double in the 7th inning to take the lead, staving off elimination, and forcing a winner take all game 7. Game 7: Bob Gibson (1970s) struck out 9 batters over 8 innings to a 7-2 win and the All Decades League championship. Juan Beniquez (1970s) hit a 2 run HR in the 2nd inning to get the scoring started. Craig Monroe (2000s) tied the game with a 2 run HR in the top of the 4th, but Julian Javier (1970s) hit a 2 run HR in the bottom of the inning to regain the lead for the 1970s. Buddy Bell (1970s) put the game on ice with a 3 run HR in the bottom of the 7th inning. Buddy Bell (1970s) won the World Series MVP with 9 hits and 6 RBI in the series. Doyle Alexander (1970s) was in strong consideration with a 2-0 record, and 20 strikeouts. Awards MVP - Mike Griffin (1890s) - .300 BA, 32 HR, 109 RBI, 110 R, 42 SB Cy Young - Mike Cuellar (1970s) - 23-7, 2.76 ERA, 278 K (2X Cy Young winner) Rookie of the Year - Giancarlo Stanton (2010s) - .257 BA, 44 HR, 123 RBI League Leaders BA - Dan Murphy (2010s) - .331 BA OPS - Carlos Delgado (2000s) - .998 OPS HR - Dave Robertson (1910s) - 55 HR RBI - Dave Robertson (1910s) - 134 RBI SB - Mike Griffin (1890s) - 42 SB W - Mike Cuellar (1970s) - 23 W ERA - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 2.52 ERA K - John Smoltz (1990s) - 347 K Saves - Tom Hall (1970s) & Pete Richert (1960s) - tied at 37 SV Shutouts - Whitey Ford (1950s) - 8 SOs (New record) 2014 Draft 1st round picks and key additions Pre1890s - Sadie McMahon, P 1890s - Cooney Snyder, C 1900s - Joe Bernard, P 1910s - Joe Wilhoit, RF 1920s - George Pipgras, P 1930s - Jake Miller, P 1940s - Ray Lamanno, C 1950s - Toby Atwell, C 1960s - Al Farrara, LF 1970s - Aubrey Gatewood, P 1980s - Bill Nahorodny, C 1990s - Ricardo Rincon, P 2000s - Adrian Gonzalez, 1B 2010s - Josh Roenicke, P Notable Retirements 1910s - Roger Bresnahan - 2175 H, 344 HR, 1287 RBI, 1317 R, 5 All-Star appearances 1910s - Charlie Hollocher - 2571 H, 245 HR, 1177 RBI, 1254 R, Rookie of the Year award (1999), 9 All-Star appearances 1920s - Aaron Ward - 1553 H, 349 HR, 2 All-Star appearances 1920s - Fred Merkle - 2066 H, 529 HR, 1470 RBI, 1319 R, 12 All-Star appearances 1960s - Bill Monbouquette - 158 W, 2864 K, 3 All-Star appearances 1960s - Nolan Ryan - 309 W, 8500 K, 15 All-Star appearances, 2 Cy Young awards, 4 Gold Glove awards, 2 no-hitters 1980s - Bruce Kison - 164 W, 2584 K, 1 All-Star appearance 2000s - Pedro Astacio - 164 W, 3261 K, 2 All-Star appearances 2000s - Rick Reed - 169 W, 2622 K, 1 All-Star appearance, 1 Reliever of the Year HOF Inductees None

01-27-2024, 01:33 AM	#42
cwehaar Minors (Single A) Join Date: Jan 2022 Posts: 97	Season 29 (2015) The 1930s became the fifth team in All Decades League history to win three or more championships defeating the Pre1890s in 5 games. Erve Beck reached elite milestones during the 2015 season becoming the 7th player to collect his 3,000th hit and the 5th to reach 700 HRs. Harry Heilman (1920s) was named the league MVP, falling one HR short of winning the Triple Crown. Rookie Ken Griffey, Sr (1980s) logged the longest hitting streak in league history, having a hit in 34 consecutive games. Notable Milestones from 2015 500 HR George Foster (1970s) 700 HR Erve Beck (1890s) 2,000 Hits Bob Dillinger (1950s) 3,000 Hits Erve Beck (1890s) 200 Wins Bob Gibson (1970s) Denny Galehouse (1940s) Final Standings Golden League W-L 1930s 88-74 Pre1890s 84-78 1900s 79-83 1940s 73-89 1910s 69-93 1920s 67-95 1890s 51-111 Modern League W-L 2010s 110-52 1990s 96-66 1970s 95-67 1980s 87-75 2000s 84-78 1950s 78-84 1960s 73-89 Round 1 Playoffs Pre1890s over 2010s (4-2) Jim Devlin struck out 10 batters in a complete game effort leading the Pre1890s to a clinching playoff victory in game 6. Tom Barlow led the way for the Pre1890s with 7 hits, including 2 HRs. Josh Johnson (2010s) threw a 5 hit shutout in game 1. Round 1 Playoffs 1930s over 1990s (4-2) Schoolboy Rowe (1930s) threw a 1 hit shutout in game 6 to clinch the series win over the 1990s. Stan Hack (1930s) had 11 hits in the series to lead the way for the 1930s. Kal Daniels (1990s) hit 4 HRs in the series. 2015 World Series 1930s over Pre1890s (4-1) Game 1: Carl Fischer threw 7⅔ innings allowing 1 run leading the 1930s to a 3-2 victory. The 1930s strung together 3 hits combined with 2 walks to plate 3 runs in the bottom of the 3rd inning. Mortimer Hogan (Pre1890s) had 4 hits in the loss. Game 2: The Pre1890s scored 2 runs in the top of the 9th to break a 2-2 tie leading to a 4-2 victory, evening the series at one game a piece. Adonis Terry (Pre1890s) struck out 12 in 8 innings. Game 3: Babe Young had 4 hits, including a HR, leading the 1930s to a 8-4 victory. Game 4: Max West hit 2 HRs leading the 1930s to a 5-3 victory and one win away from clinching their third championship. Spud Chandler threw 8 strong innings in the victory. Game 5: Lonny Frey hit 2 HRs for the 1930s to clinch their 3rd championship with a 6-4 win in game 5. Babe Young (1930s) was named the MVP of the championship series with a .368 batting average and 5 RBI. Awards MVP - Harry Heilman (1920s) - .354 BA; 50 HR; 135 RBI; 106 R Cy Young - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 19-12; 1.43 ERA; 378 K (2X Cy Young Winner) Rookie of the Year - Sadie McMahon (Pre1890s) - 22-11; 2.49 ERA; 344 K League Leaders BA - Harry Heilman (1920s) - .354 BA OPS - Harry Heilman (1920s) - 1.103 OPS HR - Mike Trout (2010s) - 51 HRs RBI - Harry Heilman (1920s) - 135 RBI SB - Donell Nixon (1980s) - 74 SB W - Sadie McMahon (Pre1890s) - 22 W ERA - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 1.43 ERA (New Record) K - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 378 Ks Saves - Nick Anderson (2010s) - 36 SVs Shutouts - Steve Carlton (1960s) - 9 SOs (New Record) 2015 Draft 1st round picks and key additions Pre1890s - George Pinkney, 3B 1890s - Boileryard Clarke, C 1900s - Biff Schlitzer, P 1910s - Fred Beck, CF 1920s - Rube Bressler, P 1930s - Milt Gaston, P 1940s - Mickey McDermott, P 1950s - Ray Katt, C 1960s - Jack Fischer, P 1970s - Duane Josephson, C 1980s - Odell Jones, P 1990s - Lou Frazier, LF 2000s - Michael Bowden, P 2010s - Matt Duffy, 3B Notable Retirements Pre1890s - Pete Hotaling - 1734 H; 1079 R; 472 SB; 2 All-Star appearances 1890s - Ben Sanders - 194 W; 3073 Ks; 3 All-Star appearances 1930s - Frank Demaree - 1581 H; 260 HRs; 5 All-Star appearances 1940s - Al Smith - 161 W; 7 Gold Glove Awards 1940s - Denny Galehouse - 204 W; 4185 Ks; 7 All-Star appearances 1940s - Snuffy Stirnweiss - 1658 H; 3 Gold Glove Awards; 3 All-Star appearances 1950s - Jack Shepard - 1242 H; 1 Gold Glove Award; 2 All-Star appearances 1950s - Jerry Kindall - 1266 H; 7 Gold Glove Awards 1970s - Tony Bernazard - 1315 H; 3 All-Star appearances 1990s - Shane Mack - 1765 H; 298 HRs; 1006 RBI; 1101 R; 179 SB; 3 MVP Awards; 6 All-Star appearances; 3 Gold Glove Awards 2000s - Kenny Lofton - 2132 H; 378 SB; 2 All-Star appearances 2010s - Luis Severino - 173 W; 3301 Ks; 2 Cy Young Awards; 3 All-Star appearances HOF Inductees None