1981 Steve McCatty, A's, $8,116,751
$54,246,305

1979 Gene Tenace, C, Padres, $5,579,513

sum: $51,842,526

145	7	1	thehuseman	Fri 7/3	10:00 AM	Hoyt, La Marr	P	1983	CHW	Full	$7,448,625	$48,830,610
146	7	2	jtpsops	Fri 7/3	10:30 AM	Gladden, Dan	OF	1984	SFG	Full	$4,477,202	$46,824,021
147	7	3	calhoop	Fri 7/3	11:00 AM	Sanders, Ken	P	1970	MIL	Full	$3,890,341	$46,638,392
148	7	4	asdlfef	Fri 7/3	11:30 AM	Jenkins, Fergie	P	1970	CHC	Full	$9,809,379	$53,322,858
149	7	5	footballmm11	Fri 7/3	12:00 PM	Dibble, Rob	P	1990	CIN	Full	$4,282,661	$48,080,944
150	7	6	schwarze	Fri 7/3	12:30 PM	Matlack, Jon	P	1974	NYM	Full	$8,500,258	$52,867,652
151	7	7	reddtrain	Fri 7/3	1:00 PM	Jones, Doug	P	1988	CLE	Full	$3,321,419	$47,767,321
152	7	8	pstuts73	Fri 7/3	1:30 PM	Williams, Billy	OF	1972	CHC	Full	$7,181,321	$51,821,994
153	7	9	dmoss	Fri 7/3	2:00 PM	Fernandez, Sid	P	1989	NYM	Full	$6,811,592	$51,495,497
154	7	10	steveizzy	Fri 7/3	2:30 PM	Parrish, Lance	C	1982	DET	Full	$5,416,334	$50,871,028
155	7	11	nocomm999	Fri 7/3	3:00 PM	McCatty, Steve	P	1981	OAK	Full	$8,116,751	$54,246,305
156	7	12	redcped	Fri 7/3	3:30 PM	Tenace, Gene	C	1979	SDP	Full	$5,579,513	$51,842,526
157	7	13	jrig21	Fri 7/3	4:00 PM	Murphy, Dale	OF	1987	ATL	Full	$6,735,267	$53,176,918
158	7	14	dlchow	Fri 7/3	4:30 PM							$46,691,051
159	7	15	ff09	Fri 7/3	5:00 PM							$46,734,561
160	7	16	nebhusker	Fri 7/3	5:30 PM							$46,805,805
161	7	17	hoopsrus	Fri 7/3	6:00 PM							$47,223,930
162	7	18	happyhours	Fri 7/3	6:30 PM							$47,234,226
163	7	19	nobagel69	Fri 7/3	7:00 PM							$48,327,046
164	7	20	jbussey	Fri 7/3	7:30 PM							$49,055,547
165	7	21	mllama54	Fri 7/3	8:00 PM							$50,299,159
166	7	22	moses_k	Fri 7/3	8:30 PM							$51,425,006
167	7	23	tigerrott	Fri 7/3	9:00 PM							$53,450,116
168	7	24	spoonfed	Fri 7/3	9:30 PM							$54,561,632

Posted by schwarze on 7/2/2020 2:22:00 PM (view original):
Despite drafting Ferguie Jenkins' 313 innings this round, asdlfef still trails with only 433 innings drafted (footballmm11 is just above that with 451). moses_k leads all teams with 985 innings (dlchow second with 978).

The average per team is 719 innings.

An average of 2.5 starters per team have been drafted. About 0.7 RPs per team have been selected. (And yes, I count low-inning SP's such as J.R Richard and Bob Milacki as RP's).

I'm loving the analytics.

Continuing the run on catchers - C Mickey Tettleton, 1991 Detroit Tigers, full, $5,629,458. Cumulative $52,320,509.

Posted by dlchow on 7/2/2020 4:48:00 PM (view original):
Continuing the run on catchers - C Mickey Tettleton, 1991 Detroit Tigers, full, $5,629,458. Cumulative $52,320,509.

My tossup was between him and Tenace. Glad I got one at least.

Looks like I picked a bad round to wait on catcher (and also drop down in draft order).

1979 Dave Kingman Cubs 4,953,097
$51,687,658 total

Phillips, Tony 1991 Detroit Tigers $6,978,737

Posted by NebHusker on 7/2/2020 5:37:00 PM (view original):
Phillips, Tony 1991 Detroit Tigers $6,978,737

Not sure if it means I'm doing something right or wrong, but McCatty, Murphy and Phillips were the next three on my list!!

1989 P Mike Moore - Athletics - $7,074,681



unrelated, after all this COVID stuff, I had forgotten about the new 3-hitter rule. I don't like it - it takes away from late-inning strategy. Let the people who complain about games taking too long go play video games, don't mess with our late-inning fun!

Posted by happyhours on 7/2/2020 6:10:00 AM (view original):
Just a heads up, i will be traveling all day today. I should be able to get on line at about 6pm central time this evening.

Almost perfect timing....

Posted by hoopsrus on 7/2/2020 6:30:00 PM (view original):
1989 P Mike Moore - Athletics - $7,074,681



unrelated, after all this COVID stuff, I had forgotten about the new 3-hitter rule. I don't like it - it takes away from late-inning strategy. Let the people who complain about games taking too long go play video games, don't mess with our late-inning fun!

I agree, and I think they failed to consider the ramifications of how it will make some games longer! Consider that I bring in a guy who is typically a situational lefty to face the other team's monster lefty ... and he walks him. Ordinarily, I go to the pen immediately for a righty but now I can't. I gambled that my guy would get out of it, but he didn't. Now I have a bad matchup against the next couple hitters who he has to face, and he's already struggling with control.

You tell me how that pitcher staying in there to face the next two hitters is going to shorten the game if he starts giving up hits and runs that otherwise wouldn't have been as likely to score. Extra batters = longer games.