Triple Crown Watch ***UPDATED!!***

[08-02-10] SHOELESS JOE WORLD S8 ..... FINAL REGULAR SEASON LEADERS ..... BA ..... Tony Prieto (LV) .344 ..... Michael Butcher (PHI) .343 ..... Luis Trevino (SFE) .340 ..... Edwards Osik (LR) .329 ..... Jimmie Moreno (NY1) .328 ..... HOME RUNS ..... Nicholas Lanier (ARI) 55 ..... Luis Trevino (SFE) 54 ..... Gregg Davis (OK) / Bill Barkley (SAL) 47 ..... Pedro Jacquez (CIN) / Ewell Bierbrodt (SFE) 46 ..... RBIS ..... Nicholas Lanier (ARI) 158 ..... Luis Trevino (SFE) 146 ..... Bill Barkley (SAL) 132 ..... Tony Prieto (LV) / Ewell Bierbrodt (SFE) 129 ..... Geronimo Elcano (SAL) 128 ..... WINS ..... Aaron Porter (PHI) 19 ..... Jose Fernandez (BOS) / Emilio Mieses (NY1) 18 ..... Matt Perez (BOS) / Paul LeCroy (PHI) / Brady Darwin (ROC) / Vicente Trevino (STL) / Rod O'Leary (TRE) / David Pascual (VC) 17 ..... ERA ..... Terrell McCartin (PHI) 2.45 ..... Hal Bynum (SD) 2.63 ..... Stuart Murphy (SJU) 2.87 ..... Jose Fernandez (BOS) 2.91 ..... Aaron Porter (PHI) 2.92 ..... Danny Lukasiewicz (SCZ) 2.95 ..... SAVES ..... Hick Quinn (ROC) 56 ..... Darrin Baldwin (CIN) 51 ..... Lewis Knight (PHI) 46 ..... Russell Fitzgerald (LR) 45 ..... Tony Ferrer (PAW) / Teddy Hubbard (SAL) 43 .....

"SHOELESS" JOE JACKSON
.. was an American baseball player who played Major League Baseball in the
early part of the 20th century. He is remembered for his excellent perform-
ance on the field and for his association with the Black Sox Scandal, when members of the 1919 Chicago White Sox participated in a conspiracy to fix
the World Series. Kenesaw Mountain Landis, Major League Baseball's first commissioner, banned Jackson from playing after the 1920 season due to
his alleged involvement in the scandal. But for nearly 85 years, fans have
argued as to whether or not the White Sox legend truly deserves such a
stiff penalty, especially when he was acquitted of any wrong doing.

This world is dedicated to Shoeless Joe.

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FINAL S8 POWER RANKINGS

(Updated 08/02/10)

Rank	Record	1st

1	47-22	4
2	48-21	1
3	41-28
4	43-26
5	42-27
	43-26
7	40-29
8	43-26
9	38-31
10	40-29

DROPPING OUT

NONE

SHOELESS JOE ALL-TIME LEADERS

(Updated June 22, 2010)

Past World Series Champions

S1 - Chicago (hatt11) over Pittsburgh (cjlancaster), 7 games
S2 - Cleveland (zackaryl) over Tucson (hineiii), 5 games
S3 - Scottsdale (train) over Las Vegas (paranoid0), 5 games
S4 - Scottsdale (train) over Salem (rootgargle), 5 games
S5 - Santa Fe (tisi29) over Salem (rootgargle), 6 games
S6 - Monterrey (jwelsh1023) over Little Rock (m22pank), 6 games
S7 - Rochester (bobkordecki) over Pawtucket (hwaters397), 5 games
S8 -
S9 -
S10 -
S11 -

Career Batting Avg.
1 - Tony Prieto .333
2 - Billy Lamb .331
3 - Alex Johnson .319
4 - Luis Trevino .318
5 - Turner Parker .317

Career Hits
1 - Tony Prieto 1,429
2 - Shaggy Cepeda 1,414
3 - Jim Bailes 1,399
4 - Nicholas Lanier 1,321
5 - Hector Rodriguez 1,307
Career Home Runs

1 - Nicholas Lanier 404
2 - Hector Rodriguez 363
3 - Troy Coffman 359
4 - Edgard Tarraga 340
5 - Ewell Bierbrodt 329

Career RBIs
1 - Nicholas Lanier 1,047
2 - Hector Rodriguez 982
3 - Jim Bailes 922
4 - Dale Eaton 919
5 - Edgard Tarraga 912

Career Wins
1 - Alberto Carrasquel 115
2 - Efrain Patterson 105
3 - Merv Hunter 104
4 - John Murray 102
4 - Louis Bunch 102

Career Strikeouts
1 - Hi Priest 1,426
2 - John Murray 1,363
3 - Vicente Trevino 1,252
4 - David Wang 1,246
5 - Efrain Patterson 1,209

Career Saves
1 - Nick Donovan 248
2 - Hick Quinn 238
3 - Johnnie Smart 234
4 - Robin Stanley 202
5 - Mac Griffith 192

Single Season Records
AVG. - Dennys Cheng (S4-BOS) .376
HR - Hector Rodriguez (S1-JAX) 75
RBI - Hector Rodriguez (S1-JAX) 191
RUNS - Nicholas Lanier (S7-ARI) 187
HITS - Luis Trevino (S6-SFE) 231
SB - Gabe Duffy (S2-BOI) 118
HITTING STREAK - Hector Rodriguez (S8-ROC) 34
WINS - Lou Roberts (S2-SCO) 23
ERA - Victor Colon (S6-LA) 2.18
SAVES - Hick Quinn (S7-ROC) 58
K's - Paul LeCroy (S7-PHI) 244

No-Hitters
Al Lopez, Pablo Ramirez- S6
Louie Chiba, Terrell McCartin- S7
Hugh Dolan- S8

Season Win Prediction Winners
S6 - m22pank (Little Rock) / devindavis (Boston)
S7 - Brisque (Philadelphia)
S8 - NONE
S9 -
S10 -

Shoey Awards - Owner Of The Year
S6 - jwelsh1023 (Monterrey)
S7 - bobkordecki (Rochester)
S8 -
S9 -
S10 -

WORLD RULES

CITIES

Franchises must remain in their current cities. Owners who remain in the world for 5+ seasons have the opportunity to move their franchise to another city. If they elect to do so, the city must have a home stadium less "extreme" than the current city. Less "extreme" is being defined as a ballpark with effects that are totaled fewer than "10". Owners can change cities once for every 5 seasons they stay in the world. (If they choose to do so)

ANTI-TANKING

All franchises must win AT LEAST 55 games each season. Failure to do so will result in being put on "Probation" for the following season, as judged upon by the Shoeless Joe Committee. By being put on probation, you MUST increase your win total by at least 5 games the following season. Failure to do so will result in a possible removal from the league, as judged upon by the Shoeless Joe Committee. If the owner stays in the league for two more seasons and he increases the win total by 5 games each season, he would be removed off “Probation”.

PROSPECT BUDGET

No team will be allowed to have more than a total of 30m in their prospect cash budget. Franchises who violate this rule must accept a 3M Prospect Cash penalty next season for every 1M gone over. Owners who fail to comply to this rule may risk removal from the league. This rule was made so all teams have a fair opportunity to sign any International Free-Agent discovered.

CASH IN TRADES (effective S9)

As voted on by the respective owners of the Shoeless Joe World, cash included in trades must NOT exceed salaries of the players in the trade. Failure to do so will result in a veto of the trade.

Tuesday, October 20, 2009