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Teds and Freds

$ 79,984,462

Fenway Park

1946 Detroit Tigers (6)

1B - Hank Greenberg
SS- Eddie Lake
O- Roy Cullenbine
P- Fred Hutchinson
P- Virgil Trucks
P- Al Benton

1936 Philadelphia Athletics (6)

3B- Pinky Higgins
2B- Al Niemiec
SS- Rusty Peters
O - George Puccinelli
P- Fred Archer
P- Carl Doyle

1976 S Louis Cardinals (6)

C- Ted Simmons
1B- Ron Fairly
P- Lynn McGlothlen
P- John Denny
P- Al Hrabosky
P- Eric Rasmussen

1956 Boston Red Sox (7)

2B- Billy Goodman
O- Jackie Jensen
O- Ted Williams
C- Pete Daley
3B- Frank Malzone
O- Gene Stephens
P- Willard Nixon

Well this team was a nightmare to put together. The teams screwing me did very good jobs. The 36 A's just didn't have six roster worthy players, especially after Bob Johnson got daggered. The other weird problem was that I didn't have any relief pitchers. With four teams I only had one pitcher with a WHIP under 1.40 and less than 100 IP. That's just plain weird.

I needed to use Frankie Hayes over Ted Simmons at catcher even though Simmons was better. Hayes was on the A's, but when Simmons didn't get daggered it left me with two finished teams. One used Hayes but had a nine man pitching staff with way too many innings. The other used Simmons but only had an eight man pitching staff. In the end I decided to go with the Simmons team and hope my pitching holds up. We'll play in Fenway to just stress our pitching a bit more.

I better be able to score runs. The lineup is formidable.

Run Forrest, Run

$79,755,914

Royals Stadium

1926 St Louis Cardinals (6)

C - Bob O'Farrell
1B - Jim Bottomley
2B - Rogers Hornsby
C - Ernie Vick
P - Pete Alexander
P - Hi Bell

1976 Milwaukee Brewers (6)

2B - Gary Sutherland
3B - Don Money
OF - Hank Aaron
P - Jerry Augustine
P - Eduardo Rodriguez
P - Danny Frisella

1936 Washington Senators (7)

SS - Cecil Travis
SS - Red Kress
OF - John Stone
OF - Carl Reynolds
OF - Jesse Hill
OF - Jake Powell
P - Pete Appleton

1976 Kansas City Royals (6)

1B - Tony Solaita
3B - George Brett
P - Al Fitzmorris
P - Doug Bird
P - Marty Pattin
P - Larry Gura

Mistake by the Lake

79;991;759————Changed to 78;477:

Cleveland Stadium

1976 Phillies 7

2B - Dave Cash
OF - Greg Luzinski
P - Steve Carleton
P- Jim Lonberg
P - Gene Garber
P - Wayne Twitchell
P -Ron Schueler

1926 Red Sox 6

OF - Ira Flagstead
OF - Baby Doll Jacobson OF
OF - Jack Tobin OF
OF - Fred Bratschi OF
C - John Bischoff C
P - Ted Wingfield———-Chnged to P Slim Harris’s

1956 Reds 6

C - Ed Bailey
1B - Ted Kluszewski
SS - Roy McMillan
1B - George Crowe
3B - Alex Grammas
P - Tom Archer

1966 Indians 6

3B Max Alvis
SS Larry Brown
2B Dick Howser
P Sonny Sievert
P Sam McDowell
P John O’Donoghue————Changed to P Don McMahon

Dem Bum Pirates
79,893,196

56 Dodgers (7)
3B Jackie Robinson
SS Pee Wee Reese
OF Duke Snider
SP Don Newcombe
SP Sal "the Barber" Maglie
RP Don Drysdale
RP Clem Labine

26 Pirates (6)
C Earl Smith
2B Eddie Moore
SS Glenn Wright
OF Kiki Cuyler
OF Fred Brickell
RP Carmen Hill

66 KC A's (6)
2B Wayne Causey
3B Ed Charles
SP Lew Krausse Jr.
RP Jim Nash
RP Plaul Lindblad
RP Jack Aker

26 Phillies (6)
C Butch Henline
1B Russ Wrightstone
OF Freddie Leach
1B Ray Grimes
OF George Harper
RP Ernie Maun

Whoever gave me the 26 Phils did a great job. There was some value there but my whole strategy revolved around maximizing the 6 from this team. That, and I had to decide whether to keep Don Newcombe. In the end I did and I left a lot of talent off the roster: baseball HOFers Gil Hodges, Pie Traynor, and Paul Waner, Dodger HOFer Jim Gilliam and A's HOFer Bert Campaneris to name a few.

I’m Mov’in
$ 79,791,571
Griffth Park
revised -8/8/23

Yank 26’

C Hank Serereid
2B Tony Lazzeri
OF Earl Coombs
OF Ben Paschal
SS Mark Koenig
P Waite Hoyt

76’ Braves

1B Willie Montanez
2B Lee Lacey
SS Darrell Chaney
3B Jerry Royster
OF Tom Paciorek
P Andy Messersmith
1B Earl Williams

66’ Dodgers

C Johnny Roseboro
OF Al Ferrara
3B Jim Gilliam
P Don Sutton
P Bob Miller
P Phil Regan

66’ Senators

OF Fred Valentine
P Pete Richert
P Dick Lines
P Bob Humphreys
P Frank Kreutzer
P Ron Kline

midknight's roster is good.

Swiss Family Robinson
$79,398,668
Arlington Stadium

66 Orioles (6)
3B Brooks Robinson
OF Frank Robinson
OF Curt Blefary
P Steve Barber
P Stu Miller
P Moe Drabowsky

3B Phillies (6)
C Earl Grace
2B Chile Gomez
2B Chuck Sheerin
OF Ethan Allen
P Fabian Kowalik
P Euel Moore

76 Padres (6)
1B Willie McCovey
3B Ted Kubiak
OF Johnny Grubb
P Randy Jones
P Dave Tomlin
P Dave Freisleben

76 Rangers (7)
C Jim Sundberg
1B Mike Hargrove
SS Toby Harrah
SS Roy Smalley
OF Juan Beniquez
P Gaylord Perry
P Nelson Briles

Bay Area Willies

79,904,285
Oakland Colesium

36 Boston Red Sox (6)
C Rick Ferrell
SS Eric McNair
1B Babe Dahlgren
OF Fabian Gaffke
2B Ski Melillo
P Rube Walberg

46 Pittsburgh Pirates (7)
2B Frankie Gustine
OF Jim Russell
C Al Lopez
OF Chuck Workman
P Fritz Ostermueller
P Jack Hallett
P Preacher Roe

66 San Francisco Giants (6)
1B Willie McCovey
3B Jim Ray Hart
OF Willie Mays
P Gaylord Perry
P Bobby Bolin
P Lindy McDaniel

76 Oakland A's (6)
OF Billy North
3B Ken McMullen
SS Tommy Sandt
P Rollie Fingers
P Stan Bahnsen
P Jim Todd

Had a version of the team with both Juan Marichal and Vida Blue on it, but the sacrifiles on offense were just too much and ended up with neither. Somehow ended up with seven players off my worst team.
Decent rotation with Perry, Bolin, Ostermueller and Bahnsen/Hallett. Two pricey studs in bullpen with Fingers and McDaniel, but they'll eat up innings. Offense has three mashers with the two Willies and Hart. The rest are decent contact/OBP guys. Playing in the Colesium will help out the staff and hopefully not kill the offense.

Leisure Suit Cat Daddy
$79,861,759
Comiskey Park

36 New York Giants (7)
1B- Sam Leslie
2B- Burgess Whitehead
SS- Dick Bartell
OF- Jo-jo Moore
1B- Bill Terry
3B- Eddie Mayo
C- Harry Danning

46 Reds (6)
3B- Grady Hatton
2B- Benny Zientara
SS- Claude Corbitt
P- Ewell Blackwell
P- Joe Beggs
P- Bob Malloy

76 White Sox (6)
OF- Jorge Orta
OF- Buddy Bradford
P- Ken Kravec
P- Wilbur Wood
P- Ken Brett
P- Clay Carroll

76 Yankees (6)
C- Thurman Munson
OF- Mickey Rivers
OF- Otto Velez
P- Catfish Hunter
P- Dick Tidrow
P- Rudy May

This will be interesting. Completely different team than the last league. But, I do like the way we are constructed when looking at the rest of my division. Hated leaving off Roy White and Grant Jackson, but thankfully had some good options for a little less money. My gifted teams certainly did not do me any favors in the hitting dept! Therefore, the 36 Giants were a no-brainer for me to fill those gaps. I was really surprised and happy to get them as my 2nd team (in round 4). I even took 7 from that team vs the Yankees 6. As an aside, we have sprung for the leisure suit uniforms. Pants optional. Right click on the image and open in a new window to get a really sweet glimpse.

Bum Pirates are going with the short sleeved Unis:

Cleveland Speakers - $79,876,105
League Park (II)
Cleveland, OH

Cleveland Indians 1926 (7)
1B - George Burns
SS - Joe Sewell
OF - Tris Speaker
3B - Ernie Padgett
OF - Ike Eichrodt
P - George Uhle
P - Dutch Levsen

St. Louis Browns 1926 (6)
2B - Ski Melillo
OF - Harry Rice
SS - Bobby Lamotte
OF - Baby Doll Jacobson
P - Ernie Nevers
P - Charlie Robertson

Boston Red Sox 1966 (6)
3B - Joe Foy
OF - Tony Conigliaro
C - Bill Tillman
P - Lee Stange
P - Bucky Brandon
P - John Wyatt

Atlanta Braves 1966 (6)
C - Joe Torre
1B - Lee Thomas
2B - Frank Bolling
P - Clay Carrrol
P - Pat Jarvis
P - Dick Kelley

It's All Right, Ma
$79,883,229
Crosley Field

1956 Milwaukee Braves (6)
2B Danny O'Connell
3B Eddie Mathews
SS Johnny Logan
OF Hank Aaron
P Lew Burdette
P Taylor Phillips

1976 Houston Astros (7)
1B Bob Watson
2B Larry Milbourne
3B Ken Boswell
OF Cesar Cedeno
P Ken Forsch
P Dan Larson
P Bo McLaughlin

1936 Brooklyn Dodgers (6)
C Ray Berres
SS Ben Geraghty
OF Danny Taylor
OF Tom Winsett
P Van Mungo
P Dutch Leonard

1936 Cincinnati Reds (6)
C Gilly Campbell
1B George McQuinn
OF Kiki Cuyler
P Paul Derringer
P Peaches Davis
P Whitey Hilcher

Losing Warren Spahn killed any chance of having a decent pitching staff, so we'll be trotting out a primarily 3-man rotation of Van Mungo, Lew Burdette, and Paul Derringer. The only other reasonable option was J.R. Richard, who walks a ton of guys but is hard to hit. He's about a $1M more than Derringer for the same WHIP and innings, so I'm saving money with the hittable Derringer instead.

I took the Astros largely because they had a bullpen, and I'm using 3 of them there, and for Cesar Cedeno to man CF. The Braves' Taylor Phillips is the only lefty arm on the staff, so we'll be a fun sight for lefty-heavy lineups. I had to take a few extra innings because of how much I expect these guys to get worked over.

My lineup, however, is sadly bereft of lefties should any other teams line up like mine. Aside from Eddie Mathews and a platoon catcher, everyone else is a righty. It's a decent enough group led by Cedeno, Mathews, Hank Aaron, Bob Watson, and Kiki Cuyler. I have no idea if they can score more than this weak pitching staff will allow. I'm not inclined to bet on it. Aside from Cedeno, we have no speed to speak of. The defense is pretty decent at least. The bench is mostly worthless, but thankfully they won't be needed much as 7 starters are over 630 PA.

I think we'll be lucky to be a .500 team ultimately. Anything over that will be gravy.

jpeterson's roster is good

fatguy is good