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Originally Posted by bigpoppawash
I like to know about Barry Bonds, Will Clark, Rick Rushell, Juan Marashell, Willie McCovey, Wille Mayes & Matt Williams as you can tell I am a Giants fans and if the Giants won any championships or league tiltes.
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The Giants went to the playoffs 26 times over the years (most of any team) and won 9 titles in 1912, 1914, 1915, 1917, 1928, 1936, 1938, 1967, and 1976 (the second most of any team, the Yankees and Cardinals won 11 each)
Barry Bonds never actaully played with the Giants in my Sim...he played most of his career with the Pirates, and finished up with short stints with the Mets, and Cards. He played till 2000 when alot of nagging little injuries forced him to retire a bit early. He had a .264 career avg, 1835 hits, 454 homers, 1441 RBI, and 545 SB's
He won Rookie of the year, MVP 3 times, 1 gold glove, and was a 6 time all star.
Rick Reuschel was never with the Giants either and had a puzzling career. He won Rookie of the Year and had 6 more very productive seasons with the Cubs and Angels, then just retired. No injury or anything. He complied a 131-93 record, 3.19 ERA, with 1027 k's. He was selected to the All-Star game 4 times.
Juan Marichal was one of the most productive pitchers in my sims history. He played till 1974 with the Giants, and finished up wit hthe Cubs, Dodgers, and Angels. Over his career he had a 345-257 record with a 3.04 ERA, and 4142 K's. He was pitcher of the year 3 times and a 5 time All-Star, and inducted into the Hall of Fame
Will Clark had a very promising career cut short by a CEI. He played for 10 years getting 1919 hits, 286 HR's 959 RBI, and a .311 avg. He won the MVP once, won a gold glove and was a 5 time all star before torn ankle ligaments ended his career.
Willie McCovey Played most of his illustrious career with the Giants finishing it out in Houston and LA. He ended with 2818 hits, 560 homers, and 1632 RBI. He was a 7 time all star, and was inducted the the Hall of Fame upon his retirement.
Willie Mays had 2795 hits, 521 homers, 1539 RBI, and a .270 avg over his career. Most of wich was with the Giants, followed by stints with the A's and Cubs at the end. He was a 10 time All-Star, 1 time MVP, and 2 time Gold glove winner during his Hall of Fame career.
Matt Williams had a few good years at the beginning of his career, but then he had tons of injuries that severely limited him. He spent 6 years with the Giants then traveled all over the majors never spending more than 2 years with any other team. His career totals follow. 997 hits, 167 homers, 595 RBI, .242 avg