Small sample, but that Horner/Carpenter platoon looks to be genius at this stage

We didn't get as favorable a schedule, but we are improving. Hit 9, gave up 2 in the PM game, bringing us to 53, 30 hit and 23 surrendered, we're 10-4 through 14...

George has hit 96, given up 79 through 22 games

Not in an OL, but I built a similar styled team in a $40m league... they're on a 112 win pace, and tracking for 712 HR (460 hit and 252 allowed).

in the overnight game Yamamoto went 4 innings without giving up a home run!

Thru 29 games George has hit 115, given up 105

220 total, still an incredible pace of 1,228

115 of his 340 hits have been HR, just over 1/3 of all hits

I'm going to bring back the Fun With Homers theme.
The top 8 combined hitting/giving up HR that win a minimum of 82 games will advance. To keep everyone honest I will require all teams entered to have a minimum of 400 HR hit, 250 homers surrendered.

Eligible parks Coors, Bennett, Kingdome and Yankee III

George 138 hit, 126 given up thru 38 games

at the halfway point we're 41-40, with 281 HRs hit and 266 HRs allowed

Posted by 06gsp on 1/9/2023 6:23:00 PM (view original):
at the halfway point we're 41-40, with 281 HRs hit and 266 HRs allowed

A fantastic feat so far. I modeled a team after yours and they’re not performing even close to your team.

we've topped the 1000 runs scored mark in Game 106

386 for, 336 against, 58-48 record

4-12 since the last post, but we did have a 21 HR combined game in the pm cycle

https://www.whatifsports.com/slb/Boxscore.aspx?gid=40732074&pid=1&pbp=0&tf=10

13 ninth inning runs weren't enough in a 22-20 loss

we finished 83-79, with 559 HRs hit and 502 HRs allowed

Player	SN	B	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS
Ruth, Babe	1929	L	149	659	225	254	34	5	92	195	76	108	0.385	0.452	0.871	1.323
Stephens, Vern	1943	R	155	642	118	205	32	6	37	121	74	120	0.319	0.391	0.561	0.951
Ruth, Babe	1919	L	156	635	225	223	40	9	89	191	137	101	0.351	0.473	0.863	1.336
Gordon, Joe	1938	R	155	596	140	171	27	11	41	124	63	123	0.287	0.359	0.576	0.935
Horner, Bob	1980	R	139	570	124	178	21	0	53	146	28	78	0.312	0.348	0.628	0.976
Ruth, Babe	1922	L	137	526	158	170	25	3	61	145	106	120	0.323	0.436	0.73	1.166
York, Rudy	1937	R	126	486	107	163	21	0	54	147	44	75	0.335	0.392	0.712	1.104
Ruth, Babe	1925	L	130	478	118	152	14	2	43	118	48	113	0.318	0.385	0.626	1.011
Cravath, Gavvy	1919	R	88	317	105	124	31	5	34	101	54	37	0.391	0.477	0.842	1.319
Schulte, Johnny	1927	L	75	210	43	72	8	2	16	52	50	22	0.343	0.472	0.629	1.1
Keller, Charlie	1947	L	52	190	41	45	13	0	19	44	33	31	0.237	0.35	0.605	0.955
Carpenter, Matt	2022	L	66	160	41	53	11	0	20	54	18	39	0.331	0.422	0.775	1.197

1919 Ruth, Schulte, Carpenter and Gordon all set best performance history records

Amazing run

I made a team similar to yours, also playing in Coors, but a lot of deadballers and -HR parks. This shows how diverse player performance can be:

Player	SN	B	G	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	HBP	SB	CS	AVG	OBP	SLG	OPS	STRK	L STRK
Ruth, Babe	1929	L	124	549	128	198	21	5	49	113	57	81	7	0	0	.361	.426	.685	1.111	1	15
Greenberg, Hank	1938	R	133	596	130	183	18	3	45	99	74	124	3	0	0	.307	.386	.574	.960	0	20
Ruth, Babe	1922	L	109	445	97	135	16	7	40	94	74	100	0	0	0	.303	.402	.640	1.042	1	10
Horner, Bob	1980	R	114	439	64	134	10	1	32	94	21	24	0	0	0	.305	.335	.551	.886	2	15
Ruth, Babe	1925	L	98	390	70	106	6	3	30	77	52	78	3	0	0	.272	.360	.533	.894	0	8
Gordon, Joe	1938	R	133	518	89	133	25	6	27	74	33	78	3	0	0	.257	.305	.485	.789	1	7
York, Rudy	1937	R	113	385	48	108	11	4	22	85	34	62	3	0	0	.281	.342	.501	.843	1	9
Stephens, Vern	1943	R	133	530	69	160	24	2	21	65	42	78	4	0	0	.302	.358	.474	.831	0	11
Cravath, Gavvy	1919	R	81	224	48	83	16	3	16	50	18	31	6	0	0	.371	.431	.683	1.114	4	4
Carpenter, Matt	2022	L	40	137	30	44	6	1	11	31	14	30	2	0	0	.321	.392	.620	1.013	0	8
Keller, Charlie	1947	L	81	155	36	44	8	0	9	20	30	16	2	0	0	.284	.406	.510	.916	0	5
Schulte, Johnny	1927	L	52	176	34	44	10	3	4	28	42	28	0	0	0	.250	.389	.409	.798	0	7

Your team had 4 players under 1.000 OPS, my team has 4 player over 1.000 OPS, with very stark differences in Gordon, Schulte, Stephens, York, and even Ruth. I decided to try Greenberg over 1919 Ruth, which also seems to not be paying off