If The Season Ended Today, Part IV . . .
Playoff picture, awards and draft order if the MMDA played an 108-game schedule. Awards are selected by the game.
Playoffs
No. 1 Beaz vs. No. 8 Knights/Crows (identical records)
No. 4 Stars vs. No. 5 Breakers
No. 2 Huskies vs. No. 7 Roadrunners
No. 3 Jive vs. No. 6 Bombers
Team Bests And Worsts
• Home Record
Best: Beaz, .759 Worst: Bulldogs, .259
• Road Record
Best: Huskies, .796 Worst: Bats, .259
• Runs Scored
Most: Jive, 724 Fewest: Black Sox, 360
• Runs Allowed
Fewest: Stars, 415 Most: Bulldogs, 845
• Run Differential
Best: Jive, 287 Worst: Bulldogs, -275
MVP
Carlos Pena, 1b, Knights
Numbers: .307/.419/.728 with 44 HR, 29 2B, 89 RBI in 397 AB
Cy Young
Josh Beckett, rhp, Huskies
Numbers: 14-2, 1.78 with 150 SO, 28 BB, 106 H, 8 HR in 157 IP
Top 5 Draft Picks
1. Bats
2. Bulldogs
3. Black Sox
4. Fishermen
5. Dirtnappers
Playoffs
No. 1 Beaz vs. No. 8 Knights/Crows (identical records)
No. 4 Stars vs. No. 5 Breakers
No. 2 Huskies vs. No. 7 Roadrunners
No. 3 Jive vs. No. 6 Bombers
Team Bests And Worsts
• Home Record
Best: Beaz, .759 Worst: Bulldogs, .259
• Road Record
Best: Huskies, .796 Worst: Bats, .259
• Runs Scored
Most: Jive, 724 Fewest: Black Sox, 360
• Runs Allowed
Fewest: Stars, 415 Most: Bulldogs, 845
• Run Differential
Best: Jive, 287 Worst: Bulldogs, -275
MVP
Carlos Pena, 1b, Knights
Numbers: .307/.419/.728 with 44 HR, 29 2B, 89 RBI in 397 AB
Cy Young
Josh Beckett, rhp, Huskies
Numbers: 14-2, 1.78 with 150 SO, 28 BB, 106 H, 8 HR in 157 IP
Top 5 Draft Picks
1. Bats
2. Bulldogs
3. Black Sox
4. Fishermen
5. Dirtnappers
Labels: Review
posted by Matt at
8/07/2008 08:09:00 PM
2 Comments:
Remaining strength of schedule:
1. Cary .538
2. Jersey .532
3. Dacula .529
4. Wilmington .526
5. Easton .523
6. Rochester .520
7. Kalamazoo .516
8. Cape Cod .509
9. Mohawk Valley .504
10. Tampa Bay .502
11. Northern Lehigh .501
12. Kiel .498
12. Northeast .498
14. Dodge City .494
15. Montreal .480
16. Spokane .473
17. California .471
18. St. Louis .468
19. Northwest .465
20. Bethlehem .453
Don't count Cary out in the race for No. 1 pick. Tampa Bay, Northern Lehigh, Kiel and Dodge City all have to play each other 18 more times. Someone has to win, right?
And are Kalamazoo and Spokane really tied for that final playoff spot? Kalamazoo has a much tougher road left (.516 vs .473).
By
James Bailey, At
August 8, 2008 at 3:16 PM
You're right. Kalamazoo and Spokane technically are not tied for the final playoff spot. But with identical records and a 3-3 record in head-to-head play, I didn't bother carrying out all the tie-breaking scenarios.
By
Matt, At
August 10, 2008 at 11:18 AM
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