Post by Reddington on Aug 21, 2023 17:37:13 GMT -5
HoFFBL NL June report
Baseball fans we are at the mid point of the season and here we are to see what is what, who is who, and where we all might end up.
First we’ll look at the NL All stars
P Ben Sheets from Philadelphia
P Arthur Rhodes from Arizona
P Barry Zito from Chicago (N)
P Chan Ho Park from Arizona
P Pedro Martinez from Los Angeles (N)
P Bud Smith from Atlanta
P Adam Wainwright from St. Louis
P Scott Strickland from Atlanta
P Jose Valverde from Atlanta
P Jason Frasor from Pittsburgh
C Carlos Ruiz from Chicago (N)
C Eli Marrero from Colorado
1B Carlos Pena from Arizona
2B Jose Vidro from Colorado
3B Aramis Ramirez from Chicago (N)
SS Jhonny Peralta from Florida
LF Carlos Lee from Colorado
CF Dmitri Young from Chicago (N)
RF Johnny Damon from Pittsburgh
1B Prince Fielder from Arizona
LF Kelly Johnson from New York (N)
LF Larry Walker from Arizona
CF Vernon Wells from Arizona
2B Felipe Lopez from New York (N)
3B Sean Burroughs from Arizona
East
Looking into the East, it finally looked like the Braves were hitting their stride, and then Smoltz went down again, and the Phillies hit a hot streak winning seven straight to take the lead back from the Braves. The East has had the most lead changes of any division in baseball this season with three teams having led it and four total lead changes. Unless Atlanta can right their pitching woes it looks like the preseason prognostication will hold.
Central
Dogfight city is back baby with 3 teams within 5 of first place, and anything goes. Chicago the early season fav to take the Central is three back of Pitt, but only two in front of Houston. The odds makers in Vegas are nervous that somehow the team once lead by a cat and had no chance at the postseason, might somehow break their bank if the Astros do make it to the party in October.
West
Arizona continues to dominate the west, but both Colorado and the Dodgers are having pretty dang good seasons and might end up challenging for the wild card from the NL.
Baseball fans we are at the mid point of the season and here we are to see what is what, who is who, and where we all might end up.
First we’ll look at the NL All stars
P Ben Sheets from Philadelphia
P Arthur Rhodes from Arizona
P Barry Zito from Chicago (N)
P Chan Ho Park from Arizona
P Pedro Martinez from Los Angeles (N)
P Bud Smith from Atlanta
P Adam Wainwright from St. Louis
P Scott Strickland from Atlanta
P Jose Valverde from Atlanta
P Jason Frasor from Pittsburgh
C Carlos Ruiz from Chicago (N)
C Eli Marrero from Colorado
1B Carlos Pena from Arizona
2B Jose Vidro from Colorado
3B Aramis Ramirez from Chicago (N)
SS Jhonny Peralta from Florida
LF Carlos Lee from Colorado
CF Dmitri Young from Chicago (N)
RF Johnny Damon from Pittsburgh
1B Prince Fielder from Arizona
LF Kelly Johnson from New York (N)
LF Larry Walker from Arizona
CF Vernon Wells from Arizona
2B Felipe Lopez from New York (N)
3B Sean Burroughs from Arizona
East
Looking into the East, it finally looked like the Braves were hitting their stride, and then Smoltz went down again, and the Phillies hit a hot streak winning seven straight to take the lead back from the Braves. The East has had the most lead changes of any division in baseball this season with three teams having led it and four total lead changes. Unless Atlanta can right their pitching woes it looks like the preseason prognostication will hold.
Central
Dogfight city is back baby with 3 teams within 5 of first place, and anything goes. Chicago the early season fav to take the Central is three back of Pitt, but only two in front of Houston. The odds makers in Vegas are nervous that somehow the team once lead by a cat and had no chance at the postseason, might somehow break their bank if the Astros do make it to the party in October.
West
Arizona continues to dominate the west, but both Colorado and the Dodgers are having pretty dang good seasons and might end up challenging for the wild card from the NL.
