Tuesday, April 12, 2011

Adlerithmetic :: All-Time Single Season Teams : Marshall Street

By Steve Adler 

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As baseball season approaches I thought it may be informative to look at the best single season performances at each position for each of our eight franchises.
 
Methodology: I decided to use total point for the FANTASY FRANCHISE. The players may have put up more points during our playoffs, but not for this purpose. I also opted not to use points per game as I didn't think it would truly provide the best representation of each team. I decided to allow players to have multiple years for a team, mainly because I want to see if anyone besides A-Rod and Pujols ends up on Woosta’s roster. I used the positions as they would occur in ECB, not the way the MLB organization does it.  The rosters were compiled using the stats from the almanac. Unfortunately these stats only went back to 2005 so the years 2001-2004 will not be reflected. Anyway, I hope you enjoy it.

MARSHALL STREET MENACE
POS
NAME
YEAR
POINTS
C
Joe Mauer
2006
428
1B
Jason Giambi
2006
500
2B
Ian Kinsler
2008
510
3B
Troy Glaus
2006
478
SS
Derek Jeter
2006
509
CI
Troy Glaus
2005
430
MI
Robinson Cano
2010
501
OF
Carlos Lee
2007
516
OF
Andre Ethier
2009
507
OF
Ichiro Suzuki
2005
456
OF
Carlos Lee
2008
438
UTIL
Dustin Pedroia
2008
453
UTIL
Derek Jeter
2005
453
P
J. Broxton
2009
541.17
P
CC Sabathia
2008
534.84
P
Rafael Soriano
2010
532.17
P
CC Sabathia
2007
506.5
P
Roger Clemens
2005
508.16
P
Mariano Rivera
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490.36

What I Learned:

  1. Marshall St? In case you haven't noticed I've been going in the order of most playoff appearances. I didn't expect Marshall St to be ahead of Speedway. And they're not. It's a tie, but such is the magic of the almanac.
  2. Yankees. Watts has taken advantage of the Yankee hatred in this league and benefited from great seasons from a variety of Yankees like Jeter, Rivera, Cano, Giambi, Sabathia, and maybe Clemens (can't remember which mercenary year that was).
  3. SWA. BAT. Andre Ethier is the first Keene Swamp Bat to make our list (fittingly for a former GM who was also a SwaBat), but definitely not the last. Well, maybe he is for this go around, but hope to see some more when I update this list in a few years. Long live the Swamp Bats!

1 comment:

Ryan said...

Sabathia threw a crudton of innings in 2008.