List updated to include the rollover of Hall Of Fame, no new entries to the list.

List updated to include the rollover of Ott

RBI-Bryan Gold (Age-35, Ott) with a 139 RBI season moves from off the list to 10th overall with 1979 Career RBI

Hits-Wilton Webster (Age-36, Ott) with a 182 Hit Season moves from off the list to 7th overall with 2707 Career Hits.

Hits-Donte Booker (Age-39, Ott) with a 106 Hit Season moves from off the list to 10th overall with 2663 Career Hits.

BA-Rodrigo Castilla (Age-37) with a .261 Season BA drops from 4th to 15th overall with a .364 Career BA.

List updated to include the rollover of Ryan.

HR-Freddie Reynolds (Age-32, Ryan) with a 46 Home Run season moves from off the list to 15th overall with 713 Career Home Runs,

From this point forward I will be including Strikeouts into the updates. I believe most if not all worlds have been included into the Strikeout leaders.

List updated to include the rollover of Eckersley.

Strikeouts- Dean Henry (Age-36, Eckersley) with a 170 Strikeout season moves from off the list to 17th overall with 2641 Career Strikeouts.

List updated to include the rollover of Second City.

SB-Roberto Servet (34, Second City) with a 0 SB Season he remains in 9th overall with 951 Career SB then announces his retirement.

BA-Tom Blalock (Age-34, Second City) with a .348 BA Season moves down the list from 8th overall to 11th overall with a .367 Career BA.

ERA-Rafael Aguilera (Age-26, Second City) with A 2.85 ERA Season moves from off the list to 1st overall with a 1.88 Career ERA

Quote: Originally Posted By plague on 10/19/2009List updated to include the rollover of Ryan.

HR-Ned Reynolds (Age-32, Ryan) with a 46 Home Run season moves from off the list to 15th overall with 713 Career Home Runs,

Not that I'm trying to tell you how to do things... you're doing an awesome job... but I think you've confused Freddie Reynolds with the player he bumped off, but will soon be back on, Ned Reynolds.

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List updated to include the rollover of Williamson, Wailing Onions, and Evangeline. No new entries to the list.

It may be too much work, but OPS should be a tracked stat. Much more important than BA.

thsi thread truly kicks ***, plague. You should see if they will sticky it (and maybe drop that stupid List of All Champions).

Agreed on both counts- great thread and they should sticky it.

Additionally (and I'm not doing it, but if someone else has a ton of time they may think it's a good idea), there should be a thread listing single season records. I'd love to know what the biggest ever HR season is, etc.

List updated to include the rollover of John Kruk, no new entires to the list.

Good job John Kruk for rolling over. I think this goes to show what a world can do when it has a active commissioner in trying to replace teams that did not renew.


Thanks Gjello10 and Csherwood for the good words.

I am thinking its best if they do not sticky this thread so I can do the season recaps as the worlds rollover. Unless I can still do seasonal updates if its sticky? Plus this also allows someone to correct me if I make a error.

I might add in some new categories in the future. I would probably do it like I did Strikeouts where I add the players onto the list as the worlds rolls over, and until 90 days is up I would consider the list incomplete. My biggest worry is if I add too many categories to the list I might lose interest because it becomes overbearing. Overall It does not take up much time, but if a world rolls over that has a lot of players on the list it can take me a half hour or more to update that world on the overall list plus the season recap.

you can still edit it and post in it if they sticky it - the stick just keeps the thread on the first page of the forums.

List updated to include the rollover of Fisk

RBI-Nate Singleton (Age-33) With a 165 RBI season moves from off the list to 13th overall with 1951 Career RBI.

Saves-Talmadge Carson (Age-35) with a 38 Save season moved up the list from 13th overall to 3rd overall with 477 Career Saves.

List updated to include the rollover of Diamondback, no new entries to the list.