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DMB had them...he never really went anywhere, no pitching.
Nick said Molina had Davila like potential. Plus 10 ratings for most categories
DMB had them...he never really went anywhere, no pitching.
Nick said Molina had Davila like potential. Plus 10 ratings for most categories
The only one that really comes to mind is:
Mark McGwire in HSL
McGwire went on to hit 565 HRs (with a .215 avg) while the prospects all flamed out. I think Gomez was my backup.Traded from Chicago (N) to Seattle on 7/31/1988 (Going to SEA: 1B Mark McGwire, C Michael Metcalf. Going to CHN: P Matthew Bold, P Arturo Moscato, C Francis Gomez)...
League Team Record Wild Card Division Pennants Titles MSL Kansas City Royals (NYY/TB) 3611-3517 1 14 8 7 TBL Cleveland Indians 1084-698 2 5 2 1 HSL Chicago Cubs 2071-1764 1 9 4 1
You saved that?
No, I still have HSL on my laptop.
League Team Record Wild Card Division Pennants Titles MSL Kansas City Royals (NYY/TB) 3611-3517 1 14 8 7 TBL Cleveland Indians 1084-698 2 5 2 1 HSL Chicago Cubs 2071-1764 1 9 4 1
:o
Not necessarily memorable for how they turned out for either side but I remember swapping Justin Orenduff back and forth with Mofo in TSSL and Pujols with Kingdom in HSL.
Pujols is to me as Adam Dunn is to you. Just noticed that Pujols has never lived up to his ratings for me. :fp:
My worst deal was with Kingdom. I traded most of my farm for Matt Holliday in TPSL and proceeded to watch him fall off the wagon.
My best trade was also with Kingdom. 4 prospects for Joe Arnold. He goes on to lead me to 2 world series titles and got OOTP'D out of two more. The prospects all died off for koz causing him to disown the Braves. They win a title the year after with Dave.
My best trade was probably with Kingdom, too. Kenneth Garon from TB to ATL.
Harry Heilmann - 2,500 hits
Bill Dickey - 2,000 hits
Ben Chapman - Just shy of 2,000 hits
Eventually led to a number one pick which of course was Ted Williams.
League Team Record Wild Card Division Pennants Titles MSL Kansas City Royals (NYY/TB) 3611-3517 1 14 8 7 TBL Cleveland Indians 1084-698 2 5 2 1 HSL Chicago Cubs 2071-1764 1 9 4 1
TBL:
KC Trades:
RF J. D. Drew (3.5, $7,890,000)
Det Trades:
SP Philip Humber (5.0p, MLC)
SP Chi-Hung Cheng (5.0p, MLC)
SP John Maine (4.0p, MLC)
The trade that has propelled the TBL KC "dynasty" gave me what may go down as one of the best pitchers in TBL history
MSL:
Would have to be the Randall White trades to trade him away for 2 years and then the deal to get him back... prospects i got in the White deal were cornerstone of the next team while only Snider turned into anything out of the package to get him back
League Team Division Titles Wild Card WS Wins Years as GM MSL Seattle 0 0 0 1
Seattle GM since July 2065
Royals GM since January 2005
Oakland GM in MSL History
3 Division Titles (4 Wild Card Berths) 1 World Series
RIP TBSL Los Angeles Angels 2012 WS Champs
I'm confused about Holliday. Did I sign him back or retrade for him cause I know I had him on my P....ooooh I did. I was Colorado but went to San Diego to fix Dry's shit. Holliday was doing well for me at age 35 or somethingOriginally Posted by Porter
You signed him back
I wish that league still existed. I remember fielding the all-GM team when I skillfully tanked. But I had that team turned around.
That league can stay dead. I had SO much bad luck in that league it would have left me in a padded room with a straight jacket.
It was a good league. I don't even remember who you were
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