Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted August 7, 2006 Author Posted August 7, 2006 I'll once again post my plea for this to be put to the baseball forum.
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted August 7, 2006 Author Posted August 7, 2006 Updates about 2/3 of the way through the season (after 110 games). Last update after game 142.1) Give the Met who will have the most of each category, names but no numbersBatting categoriesGames - Wright (107, projected - 157.29)Hits - Reyes (132, 194.04)Doubles - Lo Duca (28, 41.16)Triples - Reyes (13, 19.11)Home runs - Beltran (33, 48.51)RBI - Beltran (97, 142.59)Stolen Bases - Reyes (45, 66.15)Caught stealing - Reyes (11, 16.17)Runs scored - Reyes (91, 133.77)Batting average (high) - Lo Duca (.322)On base percentage (high) - Beltran (.384)Strikeouts (high) - Delgado (93, 136.71)Walks - Beltran (63, 92.61)Pitching categoriesWins - Glavine (12, 17.64)Losses - Trachsel (5, 7.35)Strikeouts - Martinez (122, 179.34)Walks - Trachsel (54, 79.38)ERA (low) - Maine (2.08)ERA (high) - Lima (9.87)ERA (low by a starter) - Maine (2.08)ERA (high by a starter) - Lima (9.78)Saves - Wagner (24, 35.28)BAA (low) - Maine (.190)BAA (high) - Bell (.330)Games started - Glavine (24, 35.28)Games pitched - Heilman (40, 74.97)2) Give the number for the player and category specified - (total so far, projected amount)Cliff Floyd - games: 79, 116.13Cliff Floyd - batting average: .245David Wright - runs scored: 53, 102.29David Wright - RBI: 70, 102.9Carlos Beltran - home runs: 33, 48.51Carlos Beltran - stolen bases: 14, 20.58Jose Reyes - errors: 10, 14.7Jose Reyes - on base percentage: .350Carlos Delgado - batting average: .260Carlos Delgado - RBI: 73, 107.31Kaz Matsui - games: 38 (closed)Kaz Matsui - runs scored: 10 (closed)Anderson Hernandez - games: 12, 17.64Anderson Hernandez - batting average: .146Anderson Hernandez - fielding percentage: 1.000Paul Lo Duca - on base percentage: .366, .366Xavier Nady - RBI: 40 (closed)Victor Diaz - games: 6, 8.82Pedro Martinez - strikeouts: 122, 179.34Tom Glavine - wins: 12, 17.64Steve Trachsel - losses: 5, 7.35Steve Trachsel - walks: 54, 79.38Victor Zambrano - ERA: 6.75, (closed)Victor Zambrano - strikeouts: 15, (closed)Brian Bannister - games started: 5, 7.35Aaron Heilman - games started: 0, 0Billy Wagner - saves: 24, 35.28Billy Wagner - ERA: 2.45Jorge Julio - ERA: 5.06 (closed)3)Team Categories - (total so far, projected amount)Total runs scored: 593, 871.71Total runs against: 499, 733.53Team ERA: 4.05, 4.05Team batting average: .267, .267Record: 66-44, 97-65NL East Finish (1st, 2nd, etc.): 1st, 1stGames behind NL East Winner: 0, 0Playoffs (Division winner, Wildcard winner, no playoffs): Division Leader, Division WinnerPlayoff finish - (Win WS, Lose WS, Lose NLCS, Lose NLDS, no playoffs) ???, not no playoffs, at least4)Tie-breakers - (total so far, projected amount)1st tie breaker - Total number of rainouts: 2, 2.942nd tie breaker - Time of longest game of the year: 5:22, 5:22 - May 23rd vs. Philly
Benjamin Grimm Old-Timey Member Posted August 7, 2006 Posted August 7, 2006 Wow, I'm not winning this game, I don't think.20 starts for Bannister? 22 homers for Beltran?
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted October 2, 2006 Author Posted October 2, 2006 Here we go. Time to wrap this thing up. I have no idea how to score this.What I plan to do is give one point for every time someone predicted correctly. If more than one person gets it, they both/all get one point. If no one guesses exactly, whoever is closest gets a point. (Again if there is a tie, both/all people get a point.)If anyone has a better scoring system, let me know. I'll post the results by mid-afternoon.Admins, could we pop this in the baseball forum one last time, until it disappears to the back pages again?Edit: Also, if more than one player tie in a category, you get full credit if you match either/any.Edit2: I'm also not sure how to break up starters vs. non-starters. I'm thinking 10 starts or more? Anyone disagree, let me know. (For BA and SLG, etc., a hitter needs over 500 ABs) Also, 60 IP needed to qualify for ERA highs and lows.
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted October 2, 2006 Author Posted October 2, 2006 Please move to the baseball forum.
Willets Point Old-Timey Member Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 I did, what forum is it in?
Willets Point Old-Timey Member Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 Ah, there it is. That was weird. I could only find it in search.
Guest OlerudOwned Guests Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 While we're looking at predictions, lets get the Standings Prediction Thread.http://cybermessageboard.ehost.com/getalife/viewtopic.php?t=2631&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=0I got 5 of 6 division champs.
metsmarathon Old-Timey Member Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 Elster88 wrote:Here we go. Time to wrap this thing up. I have no idea how to score this.What I plan to do is give one point for every time someone predicted correctly. If more than one person gets it, they both/all get one point. If no one guesses exactly, whoever is closest gets a point. (Again if there is a tie, both/all people get a point.)If anyone has a better scoring system, let me know. I'll post the results by mid-afternoon.Admins, could we pop this in the baseball forum one last time, until it disappears to the back pages again?Edit: Also, if more than one player tie in a category, you get full credit if you match either/any.Edit2: I'm also not sure how to break up starters vs. non-starters. I'm thinking 10 starts or more? Anyone disagree, let me know. (For BA and SLG, etc., a hitter needs over 500 ABs) Also, 60 IP needed to qualify for ERA highs and lows.3 - 2 - 1or10 - 4 - 1throw us a bone for getting close? triple your work
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted October 3, 2006 Author Posted October 3, 2006 Not sure what you mean marathon. So if I were to use 3-2-1, does that mean if you get it right you get 3, if more than one person get it right they get 2 each, and if no one gets it right the closest person(s) get 1?Or the top 3 closest get 3, 2, and 1 respectively?
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted October 3, 2006 Author Posted October 3, 2006 Anyone else feel like suggesting something?Anyone else care?
Guest Johnny Dickshot Guests Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 Just score it, and we'll bitch afterward, It's the American Way.
Edgy MD Site Manager Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 We have rpackrat --- who we haven't heard from in five months --- on the first page of this thread.
Elster88 Old-Timey Member Posted October 3, 2006 Author Posted October 3, 2006 Johnny Dickshot wrote:Just score it, and we'll bitch afterward, It's the American Way.In this case, I'd rather go with my original way of scoring it, since I already did the counting.
metsmarathon Old-Timey Member Posted October 3, 2006 Posted October 3, 2006 sorry. i was being unclear. 3 points for the closest to teh right answer, 2 points for next closest, and 1 for third closest.or going with a 10-4-1 (or 10-3-1) scheme would give you a wider spread, and more reward for getting one right.either way, i'm cool.my understanding going in was there was no minimum inning/game/pa requirement for any of the rate stats... adding that might help me, granted, but doing it with a requirement would i think force one participant into having an incompatible answer.
nymr83 Old-Timey Member Posted December 8, 2006 Posted December 8, 2006 someone tell us who "won" already!
metsmarathon Old-Timey Member Posted January 20, 2007 Posted January 20, 2007 KC had the most correct answers, with 20.TransMonk had the fewest, with 8the full results, as near as i can tell... pooler one two three 3-2-1 10-4-1 KC 20 7 5 79 233 Rotblatt 19 6 4 73 218 seawolf17 19 12 5 86 243 Vic Sage 17 5 5 66 195 abogdan 17 8 3 70 205 Nymr83 16 7 7 69 195 metsmarathon 16 8 4 68 196 Edgy DC 16 11 8 78 212 Johnny Dickshot 15 9 6 69 192 duan 14 5 4 56 164 elster88 14 7 7 63 175 MFS62 13 7 5 58 163 ABG 13 7 6 59 164 Yancy Street Gang 13 9 10 67 176 Olerud Owned 13 9 8 65 174 metirish 12 3 7 49 139 86-Dreamer 12 7 6 56 154 DocTee 10 12 3 57 151 rpackrat 10 7 6 50 134 sharpie 9 11 6 55 140 The Old Mole 9 7 4 45 122 TransMonk 8 8 8 48 120 y'all may now debate as to whether or not KC is the best prognosticator, or if seawolf is.
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