There is no folder for this kind of post, but my Seattle team just set a bunch of league records, I was wondering how they might stack up to all leagues all-time...

Totals:

Seattle Somethings

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162

10

5

108

54

49

63

1474.0

1222

487

464

135

423

1135

.224

.286

.334

1.12

2.83

Home split:

Seattle Somethings

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162

81

54

27

25

30

749.0

2967

10897

577

204

49

184

570

.212

.269

.302

1.02

2.45

Now obviously Seattle is good for pitchers, but it's not THAT good. On HBD it is officially -3, -2, -1, -2, -2, but this season it played like a -5 park. 2.45 ERA and 1.02 WHIP is the all-time record for all 5 of my worlds so I was wondering if there has ever been a better home season

Player Profile: Damaso Castillo's 2.75 season ERA ranks 2nd in league history to Player Profile: Derrin Mesoraco's 2.29, curiously enough. Gives me a different perspective on how the catcher fielding attributes are valued ...

Your first post is so misaligned that I took zero seconds trying to decipher the jarble.

Player Profile: Sam Stock - Hardball Dynasty Baseball | WhatIfSports

How about 40-2 in just under 200 IP? ERA of 1.71 and WHIP of .94. Season 31.

Posted by panolo on 9/10/2016 12:22:00 PM (view original):
Player Profile: Sam Stock - Hardball Dynasty Baseball | WhatIfSports

How about 40-2 in just under 200 IP? ERA of 1.71 and WHIP of .94. Season 31.

That's an aberration. Dude was likely set up to vulture victories away from the SP.

No doubt. Still for 195 innings the era and whip were outstanding.