Hits and Average Kirby Puckett

3B raines?

W - Carlton wasn't top 25
S - Lee Smith is correct, he had 333 saves, way ahead of 2nd place Dan Quisenberry with 210
WHIP - Don Sutton 17th with 1.22
ERA - Carlton not top 25
Shutouts - Carlton is 13th with 7

HR - Schmidt with 397 is correct, Dale Murphy 2nd with 366

"+ plays possibly Kirby Puckett" Good guess, Puckett was 2nd with 84

"Last wild guess would be Dave Stieb for wins" Stieb was 3rd with 157 (1st in losses though with 129!)

"Hits and Average Kirby Puckett" Not top 25 for hits, but yes, first in AVG with .355

"3B raines?" Raines was 3rd with 91

Quote: Originally posted by bklynborn on 5/12/2010I was gonna post, then I realized I joined this prog in '88...LOL(I think I have one of the offensive leaders on my roster, no?)  

Do you mean Andre Dawson? He's top 5 in plenty of categories, but I don't think he led any of the ones I listed above.

Damn, I forgot to include SBs in the original post. But that should be an easy one...

stengel...Sutton a 3.64 WHIP?? I'm guessing (hoping?) that's his ERA

Quote: Originally Posted By crazystengel on 5/12/2010

Quote: Originally posted by bklynborn on 5/12/2010

I was gonna post, then I realized I joined this prog in '88...LOL

(I think I have one of the offensive leaders on my roster, no?)

Do you mean Andre Dawson? He's top 5 in plenty of categories, but I don't think he led any of the ones I listed above.

really?? Ribbies?? Hmm...I wonder.....ooh - I think I know(without looking it up).....is he a 1B??

Quote: Originally posted by Jtpsops on 5/12/2010
stengel...Sutton a 3.64 WHIP?? I'm guessing (hoping?) that's his ERA

Sorry, that was his ERA. WHIP was 1.22 (and 17th overall).

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I'll venture a guess. I just finished the 1989 season in another progressive, so I'm familiar with who's good in the 80's...

Hits - Robin Yount
2B - Robin Yount
3B - Willie Wilson
RBI - Keith Hernandez
BB - Willie Randolph
SB - Rickey Henderson
OBP - Tim Raines
Hitting Streak - Tony Gwynn
Wins - Nolan Ryan
WHIP - Roger Clemens
ERA - Roger Clemens
Shutouts - Orel Hershiser
+ plays - Dwayne Murphy

Good job, mattedesa...

Hits - Robin Yount is correct, 2035 hits narrowly beating out Eddie Murray with 2019
2B - Robin Yount is correct, 419 doubles to beat out Andre Dawson with 406
3B - Willie Wilson is correct, 147 triples, well ahead of Yount's 92
RBI - Keith Hernandez finished 23rd with 845 RBI
AVG - Tony Gwynn was 3rd with .340
BB - Willie Randolph was 7th with 885 BB
SB - Rickey Henderson was 1st with 953, Tim Raines 2nd with 835
OBP - Tim Raines was 5th with .425
Hitting Streak - Tony Gwynn's longest was 25 games, good for 19th
Wins - Nolan Ryan is 1st with 181, Valenzeula 2nd with 163
WHIP - Roger Clemens was 2nd with a 1.15 WHIP (among pitchers with 1000+ innings)
ERA - Roger Clemens was again 2nd with a 2.84 ERA
Shutouts - Orel Hershiser was 19th with 6 SHO
+ plays - Dwayne Murphy was 1st with 94, Puckett 2nd with 84

I'll toss out a clue for longest hitting streak -- it's a player who wasn't known for his offense.

Ozzie?

Yes, Ozzie Smith with the improbable 38-game hit streak (from 1986, when he hit .280 real life).

I guess Joe Schlabotnik for every category still remaining.