Post by Reddington on Mar 29, 2023 8:57:46 GMT -5
HoFFBL National League Edition early August
Out in the West the Dodgers again are holding off the DBacks and are in a commanding position to take the West one more time with 83 wins tied with the Cub. Recently they managed to get a young starter for scraps to maintain their pool of youngsters ready to take over once the current group of SP dies. Arizon looks like they will miss a 100 game win season by a couple games and is 7 games back in the wild card chase.
The following players came from the west to appear in the all star game: 2B Jose Vidro from Colorado, 2B Jim Thome from Los Angeles, P Tom Gordon from Los Angeles, P Darren Dreifort from Los Angeles, P Darren Dreifort from Los Angeles, P Ben Sheets from San Diego, P Ray King from Los Angeles, 1B David Ortiz from Los Angeles, LF Carlos Lee from Colorado, and LF Juan Gonzalez from Los Angeles
The action once again is in the NL Central where Chicago is tied with the Dodgers having the best records in all of baseball. The Cubs are running away with the division, much to the chagrin of the Cards and Pirates. The Cubs have one of the best pitchers in the league right now with the youngster Jeff Weaver dominating the league with a fantastic 17-3 record. St louis has continued their rebound from their rebuild and looks to again make the post season as the Wild Card from the National League. Pittsburg after starting the season red hot has cooled some and is tied with the Dbacks 7 games back from the Cards for the WC spot. Milwaukee is so bad they look to be set to auto drop to the 4th pick in the draft.
P Jeff Weaver from Chicago, P Zack Greinke from Pittsburgh, P Edgar Ramos from St. Louis, P Eddie Guardado from Chicago, P Grant Balfour from St. Louis, C Ivan Rodriguez from St. Louis, 1B Paul Konerko from Pittsburgh, 2B Edgardo Alfonzo from Chicago, 3B Troy Glaus from Chicago, SS Nomar Garciaparra, from Chicago, LF Phil Plantier from St. Louis, CF Johnny Damon from Chicago, RF Brian S. Giles from Chicago, and CF Bruce Aven from St. Louis represented the Central in the All star game.
Over in the East, it is going the same ol same ol, with Atlanta still holding the division lead, on pace to win at least 100 and go on to the post season. Florida again has a dang good team, but is 9 games back from the Cards for the WC and 11 games back from the Braves. New York continues its rebuild, and Philly continues to flounder letting teams get some wins.
P John Smoltz from Atlanta and C Miguel Ojeda from Atlanta were the only all stars from the East.
Out in the West the Dodgers again are holding off the DBacks and are in a commanding position to take the West one more time with 83 wins tied with the Cub. Recently they managed to get a young starter for scraps to maintain their pool of youngsters ready to take over once the current group of SP dies. Arizon looks like they will miss a 100 game win season by a couple games and is 7 games back in the wild card chase.
The following players came from the west to appear in the all star game: 2B Jose Vidro from Colorado, 2B Jim Thome from Los Angeles, P Tom Gordon from Los Angeles, P Darren Dreifort from Los Angeles, P Darren Dreifort from Los Angeles, P Ben Sheets from San Diego, P Ray King from Los Angeles, 1B David Ortiz from Los Angeles, LF Carlos Lee from Colorado, and LF Juan Gonzalez from Los Angeles
The action once again is in the NL Central where Chicago is tied with the Dodgers having the best records in all of baseball. The Cubs are running away with the division, much to the chagrin of the Cards and Pirates. The Cubs have one of the best pitchers in the league right now with the youngster Jeff Weaver dominating the league with a fantastic 17-3 record. St louis has continued their rebound from their rebuild and looks to again make the post season as the Wild Card from the National League. Pittsburg after starting the season red hot has cooled some and is tied with the Dbacks 7 games back from the Cards for the WC spot. Milwaukee is so bad they look to be set to auto drop to the 4th pick in the draft.
P Jeff Weaver from Chicago, P Zack Greinke from Pittsburgh, P Edgar Ramos from St. Louis, P Eddie Guardado from Chicago, P Grant Balfour from St. Louis, C Ivan Rodriguez from St. Louis, 1B Paul Konerko from Pittsburgh, 2B Edgardo Alfonzo from Chicago, 3B Troy Glaus from Chicago, SS Nomar Garciaparra, from Chicago, LF Phil Plantier from St. Louis, CF Johnny Damon from Chicago, RF Brian S. Giles from Chicago, and CF Bruce Aven from St. Louis represented the Central in the All star game.
Over in the East, it is going the same ol same ol, with Atlanta still holding the division lead, on pace to win at least 100 and go on to the post season. Florida again has a dang good team, but is 9 games back from the Cards for the WC and 11 games back from the Braves. New York continues its rebuild, and Philly continues to flounder letting teams get some wins.
P John Smoltz from Atlanta and C Miguel Ojeda from Atlanta were the only all stars from the East.
