1969 All-Star Game

[CSCommish]

July 4, 1969: AL defeats NL 5-4; www.hoffbl.com/leaguesite/box5000.html ... AL leads all-time series at 10-7; NL leads all-time scoring at 81-76.

These players were selected for the AL OOTP-Allstar Team :
P Mudcat Grant from Chicago (A)
P Ron Taylor from Cleveland
P Cecil Upshaw from New York (A)
P Bill Short from Baltimore
P Larry Jaster from New York (A)
P Mickey Lolich from California
P Garland Shifflett from Detroit
P Jim Bouton from Minnesota
P Dave Baldwin from Minnesota
P Bob Botz from Seattle
C Tom Haller from Minnesota
C Katsuya Nomura from California
1B Mike Epstein from California
2B Ike Brown from New York (A)
3B Don Buddin from Cleveland
SS Pete Rose Sr. from Detroit
LF Tommy Harper from Detroit
CF Jackie Warner from Detroit
RF Al Kaline from Detroit
1B Don Gile from Minnesota
RF Tony Oliva from Cleveland
CF Frank Howard from Baltimore
RF Dick Allen from New York (A)
2B Jerry Kindall from Detroit
SS Dick Howser from Cleveland

These players were selected for the NL OOTP-Allstar Team :
P Bob Gibson from St. Louis
P Gaylord Perry from San Francisco
P Jim Brewer from Los Angeles (N)
P Don Kaiser from New York (N)
P Mike Joyce from Los Angeles (N)
P Jim Duffalo from San Francisco
P Jim Perry from Atlanta
P Camilo Pascual from New York (N)
P Barry Latman from Los Angeles (N)
P Don Rudolph from Houston
C Joe Torre from New York (N)
C Duke Sims from Philadelphia
1B Willie McCovey from San Francisco
2B Jack Bloomfield from St. Louis
3B Cliff Cook from St. Louis
SS Chuck Schilling from Los Angeles (N)
LF Hank Aaron from Atlanta
CF Don Robertson from Houston
RF Roberto Clemente from Los Angeles (N)
1B Gene Oliver from New York (N)
RF Lou Brock from St. Louis
LF Orlando Cepeda from New York (N)
LF Bill D. White from San Francisco
3B Floyd Robinson from New York (N)
3B Carl Boles from Atlanta

PLAYER OF THE GAME: Joe Torre

[CSCommish]

Points
Teams earn 1 point per All-Star, an additional point if they started and an additional point if they won the Player of the Game. Dave, please update with link to this post in each team's bank.

BAL: 2 pts
BOS: 0 pts
NYA: 5 pts
WAS: 0 pts

CHA: 2 pts
CLE: 5 pts
DET: 10 pts
KCR: 0 pts

CAL: 3 pts
MIN: 6 pts
OAK: 0 pts
SEA: 1 pt

ATL: 4 pts
MON: 0 pts
NYN: 9 pts
PHI: 1 pt

CHN: 0 pts
CIN: 0 pts
PIT: 0 pts
STL: 7 pts

HOU: 2 pts
LAN: 7 pts
SDG: 0 pts
SFG: 5 pts

[Danny Glover]

Yay 3 points

[The Vermont Bombers]

6 All-Stars. Nice.

You know it's a deep league when an 8-1 Milt Pappas doesn't make the cut. 

[bigmark]

I would like to claim points on gile Robertson and Bloomfield lll

[Danny Glover]

Mar 21, 2016 21:58:33 GMT -5 The Vermont Bombers said:

6 All-Stars. Nice.

You know it's a deep league when an 8-1 Milt Pappas doesn't make the cut. 

10-4 does

[Sha-Le Unique]

Good shit

[Sha-Le Unique]

Mar 21, 2016 21:58:33 GMT -5 The Vermont Bombers said:

6 All-Stars. Nice.

You know it's a deep league when an 8-1 Milt Pappas doesn't make the cut. 

You actually had 4 All-Stars. 2 of them started, so that's why you got 6 points.

[Sha-Le Unique]

Love my offense being represented nicely. If only my other bats could pick up the slack...

[The Vermont Bombers]

Mar 22, 2016 3:05:07 GMT -5 Sha-Le Unique said:

Mar 21, 2016 21:58:33 GMT -5 The Vermont Bombers said:

6 All-Stars. Nice.

You know it's a deep league when an 8-1 Milt Pappas doesn't make the cut. 

You actually had 4 All-Stars. 2 of them started, so that's why you got 6 points.

 Whatever, lol. Six point is six points.

Plus we get the "Win" and the Save. Nice.