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Rahhja · 06-29-2008, 12:32 AM

I decided to do a replay from 1901 to 1999. In this replay waivers were off; financials off; rookies went to there own teams; and no re-calc.

I wanted to see how things would work out.

Just a little taste of what I found when I looked through the history.

- Pitsburgh had the most world titles with 19 followed by the A's at 13

- Lloyd Moseby is the HR leader with 820 (and still playing at the age of 40)

- Rogers Hornsby is the hits leader with 4928

- Ken Brett went 30-8 with Boston in 1971

- Sam McDowell won 338 games for the Indians

All in all and very satisfactory change to history

Anyone wants to know how their favorite player did. I'll look em up.

06-29-2008, 12:32 AM	#1 (permalink)
Rahhja Minors (Single A) Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Winthrop, MA Posts: 53	1901-1999 replay I decided to do a replay from 1901 to 1999. In this replay waivers were off; financials off; rookies went to there own teams; and no re-calc. I wanted to see how things would work out. Just a little taste of what I found when I looked through the history. - Pitsburgh had the most world titles with 19 followed by the A's at 13 - Lloyd Moseby is the HR leader with 820 (and still playing at the age of 40) - Rogers Hornsby is the hits leader with 4928 - Ken Brett went 30-8 with Boston in 1971 - Sam McDowell won 338 games for the Indians All in all and very satisfactory change to history Anyone wants to know how their favorite player did. I'll look em up. Last edited by Rahhja : 06-29-2008 at 08:47 AM.