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Craig Costello · 08-25-2008, 06:53 AM

1989 All-Star Break

June 22nd 1989

Code:

WL North Sea                 EL Baltic
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Glasgow    45  30   -        Hamburg     42  33   -
Dublin     40  35   5        Copenhagen  38  37   4
Brussels   37  38   8        Oslo        38  37   4
Paris      37  38   8        Berlin      35  40   7
London     35  40  10        Helsinki    35  40   7
Amsterdam  30  45  15        Stockholm   29  46  13

WL Meditteranean             EL Black Sea
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Lisbon     47  28   -        Prague      42  33   -
Madrid     41  34   6        Moscow      41  34   1
Milan      40  35   7        Warsaw      41  34   1
Barcelona  39  36   8        Athens      38  37   4
Vienna     35  40  12        Sofia       38  37   4
Zurich     24  51  23        Budapest    33  42   9

Notes -

Oslo are still in contention despite losing 14 in a row in April/May. Zurich only won 7 games in April and haven't really recovered.
Dublin scored 10 runs in the 7th inning on their way to a 19-2 win over the London Crocs.
The longest game so far this season has been 17 innings. London beat Paris 4-2 on April 19th and also Copenhagen won 3-2 against Budapest in June over the same distance.
Stockholm had an 8-21 record in May.
Prague won 15 in a row to put themselves right in the race for the Black Sea division.
Glasgow are 14-4 so far in June to pull away.

Player Notes -

Kaspar Ahlmann (Berlin) threw a no-hitter on April 21st in a 4-0 win over Warsaw. Later in the season another Berlin pitcher threw a no-hitter against Warsaw - Francis Maze, struck out 6 and walked only 1 in a 1-0 win on May 28th.
Manuel Helfrich (Lisbon) was 5/5 with 7 RBI in a 11-3 win over Dublin on April 27th.
Former Hitter of the Year, Max Sabin, has signed a contract extension to keep him in Vienna. He will get $4.7M per year for another 4 seasons.
Two Frenchmen were the Hitters of the Month for April. Philippe Martin (Milan) and Jacquy Gilbert (Sofia) both added to their multiple lifetime HoM awards. Gilbert's team-mate, Archie 'No Comment' Dalziel won the EL's Pitcher of the Month award for April. His WL counterpart was Klement Follerup of Vienna.
Leo Dalin, who went from Warsaw to Barcelona in the Volker Ziesemer trade, hit for the cycle on May 14th.
Lisbon's Javier Hernandez was 5/6 with 2 doubles, 2 homers and 7 RBI in his team's 16-5 win over Amsterdam on May 16th.
Gunnar Rippner (Berlin) hit 10 homers in May to take the EL Hitter of the Month Award. Ota Hospodar (Lisbon) won the WL version. The Pitchers of the Month were Stuart Seaward (Dublin) and Jesus Ruiz (Warsaw).
Rookie Johnny O'Howen (Zurich) was 6/6 on June 14th against Amsterdam.

Significant Injuries -

Constantino Deodato (Glasgow) missed the first 2 months with a groin injury.
Berlin's Theo Aarstad, who hit 32 homers in 1988, is out for the season with a rib injury suffered on April 10th.
Steve Moynan (Moscow) will miss all of June with an MCL injury. He is 5-2 with a 2.03 ERA.

08-25-2008, 06:53 AM	#85 (permalink)
Craig Costello Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 295 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1x in 1 post	1989 All-Star Break June 22nd 1989 Code: WL North Sea EL Baltic W L GB W L GB Glasgow 45 30 - Hamburg 42 33 - Dublin 40 35 5 Copenhagen 38 37 4 Brussels 37 38 8 Oslo 38 37 4 Paris 37 38 8 Berlin 35 40 7 London 35 40 10 Helsinki 35 40 7 Amsterdam 30 45 15 Stockholm 29 46 13 WL Meditteranean EL Black Sea W L GB W L GB Lisbon 47 28 - Prague 42 33 - Madrid 41 34 6 Moscow 41 34 1 Milan 40 35 7 Warsaw 41 34 1 Barcelona 39 36 8 Athens 38 37 4 Vienna 35 40 12 Sofia 38 37 4 Zurich 24 51 23 Budapest 33 42 9 Notes - Oslo are still in contention despite losing 14 in a row in April/May. Zurich only won 7 games in April and haven't really recovered. Dublin scored 10 runs in the 7th inning on their way to a 19-2 win over the London Crocs. The longest game so far this season has been 17 innings. London beat Paris 4-2 on April 19th and also Copenhagen won 3-2 against Budapest in June over the same distance. Stockholm had an 8-21 record in May. Prague won 15 in a row to put themselves right in the race for the Black Sea division. Glasgow are 14-4 so far in June to pull away. Player Notes - Kaspar Ahlmann (Berlin) threw a no-hitter on April 21st in a 4-0 win over Warsaw. Later in the season another Berlin pitcher threw a no-hitter against Warsaw - Francis Maze, struck out 6 and walked only 1 in a 1-0 win on May 28th. Manuel Helfrich (Lisbon) was 5/5 with 7 RBI in a 11-3 win over Dublin on April 27th. Former Hitter of the Year, Max Sabin, has signed a contract extension to keep him in Vienna. He will get $4.7M per year for another 4 seasons. Two Frenchmen were the Hitters of the Month for April. Philippe Martin (Milan) and Jacquy Gilbert (Sofia) both added to their multiple lifetime HoM awards. Gilbert's team-mate, Archie 'No Comment' Dalziel won the EL's Pitcher of the Month award for April. His WL counterpart was Klement Follerup of Vienna. Leo Dalin, who went from Warsaw to Barcelona in the Volker Ziesemer trade, hit for the cycle on May 14th. Lisbon's Javier Hernandez was 5/6 with 2 doubles, 2 homers and 7 RBI in his team's 16-5 win over Amsterdam on May 16th. Gunnar Rippner (Berlin) hit 10 homers in May to take the EL Hitter of the Month Award. Ota Hospodar (Lisbon) won the WL version. The Pitchers of the Month were Stuart Seaward (Dublin) and Jesus Ruiz (Warsaw). Rookie Johnny O'Howen (Zurich) was 6/6 on June 14th against Amsterdam. Significant Injuries - Constantino Deodato (Glasgow) missed the first 2 months with a groin injury. Berlin's Theo Aarstad, who hit 32 homers in 1988, is out for the season with a rib injury suffered on April 10th. Steve Moynan (Moscow) will miss all of June with an MCL injury. He is 5-2 with a 2.03 ERA.