Judge this Team

Discussion in 'Other Sports' started by DCtitan49, Aug 25, 2007.

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  1. DCtitan49

    DCtitan49 Guest

    ok, ive put down some random stats for an imaginary team, and i want you guys to try and guess what record this IMAGINARY team would have.

    .250 11 Home Runs 19 Stolen Bases
    .278 0 Home Runs 20 Stolen Bases
    .274 20 Home Runs 75 RBI's
    .336 12 Home Runs
    .263 11 Home Runs
    .308 8 Home Runs
    .281 7 Home Runs
    .229 5 Home Runs
    .263 10 Home Runs

    what record would you give a team like that up to now in the regular season, meaning around 130 games played.
    just curious, it would be helpful to get a bunch of opinions....
     
    #1 DCtitan49, Aug 25, 2007
  4. KamikaZ

    KamikaZ Ex-Hall of Famer

    5,794
    458
    449
    All depends on how good the pitching is. Those aren't overwhelming offensive numbers...


    And as a Nats fan, I can tell you you're using their lineup, although you were generous with some of the averages.
     
    #2 KamikaZ, Aug 26, 2007
  7. DCtitan49

    DCtitan49 Guest

    i based it off of last weeks averages, because we are slumping right now...
     
    #3 DCtitan49, Aug 26, 2007
  10. RyansTitans

    RyansTitans Guest

    Basik delivers ... Bonds hits it high...
     
    #4 RyansTitans, Aug 26, 2007
  13. DCtitan49

    DCtitan49 Guest

    Bascik....
     
    #5 DCtitan49, Aug 26, 2007
  16. CRUDS

    CRUDS Moderator Staff

    23,237
    6,882
    1,189
    Have The Nats ever done anything but slump? They are even worse league doormats than my team The Reds - and we're talking National league...
     
    #6 CRUDS, Aug 26, 2007
  19. DCtitan49

    DCtitan49 Guest

    well when you start out 9-25, and play close to .500 ball up to that point, its pretty hard to get back in playoff contention, a couple of times we were the hottest team in baseball going on spans like 14-3 and 10-5, but after that we usually slump and get swept or loose 2 out of 3.... 3 out of 4...
     
    #7 DCtitan49, Aug 26, 2007
  22. BigRed3

    BigRed3 Straight Cash, Homey

    3,115
    44
    164
    At least you didn't mortgage off most of your top prospects at the trade deadline, only to stumble down the stretch and most likely miss the playoffs.
     
    #8 BigRed3, Aug 26, 2007
  25. CRUDS

    CRUDS Moderator Staff

    23,237
    6,882
    1,189
    Every single team goes thru those same stretches - even the cellar dwellers. Pitching is everything and teams that don't have it don't contend.
     
    #9 CRUDS, Aug 26, 2007
  28. DCtitan49

    DCtitan49 Guest

    we have pitching, just not the same guys as we had in the first half, all 5 starters in the begining of the season, are either Released, injured, or sent down in the minors, one did all 3, Jerome Williams, what a joke...

    we just got Shawn Hill back, who got injured in the 7th inning of a perfect game, that was depressing, Jason bergmann got injured in the 6th inning of a No-No, but hes comming back in a few days, Joel Hanrahan (3-2) and John Lannan (2-2) have shown flashes of being great, Tim Redding (3-3) is a veteran pitcher at 29 who is just now getting back on track. Mike Bascik is garbage, we just need 1 more hitter and an Ace on our staff, and we are set.
     
    #10 DCtitan49, Aug 26, 2007
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