OOTP Developments Forums - View Single Post

Craig Costello · 09-05-2008, 04:15 PM

1990 Final Standings

September 26th 1990 -

Code:

WL North Sea                 EL Baltic
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Glasgow    94  68   -        Hamburg     99  63   -
Paris      88  74   6        Berlin      91  71   8
Dublin     85  77   9        Copenhagen  84  78  15
London     75  87  19        Oslo        84  78  15
Amsterdam  67  95  27        Helsinki    80  82  19
Brussels   62 100  32        Stockholm   68  94  31

WL Meditteranean             EL Black Sea
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Lisbon    106  56   -        Prague      87  75   -
Madrid     97  65   9        Warsaw      81  81   6
Vienna     77  85  29        Athens      79  83   8
Barcelona  75  87  31        Sofia       79  83   8
Milan      74  88  32        Moscow      78  84   9
Zurich     72  90  34        Budapest    62 100  25

Notes -

There is going to be the first ever one game playoff in league history. The Oslo Metros and Copenhagen Armada went into the last day tied and they both won their final game, meaning they will meet in Denmark to decide who advances to meet Prague.
Prague and Sofia played a game on June 30th that was tied at 0 after 8 innings. It was also tied (at 1) after 9. It took 10 innings for the next run to be scored, with the Sting being victorious.
The longest game of the season was a 20 inning 2-1 win for Madrid over Glasgow. Glasgow managed just 5 hits in the marathon game.
Berlin and Hamburg both won 20 games in July to virtually seal their playoff spots.
Dublin scored 4 runs in the bottom of the 9th on July 30th. Unfortunately for them, Paris had scored 8 in the top half and won 8-4.
Paris started September 12-3 to pull clear of Dublin for the final wildcard.
Sofia played an 18 inning and a 16 inning game on consecutive days.

Player Notes -

Rookie Collins Gallager (Barcelona) was named as WL Pitcher of the Month for June and July, compiling a 9-1 record in the two months combined with an ERA under 2.
Kaspar Ahlmann (Berlin) also won multiple PoM awards, taking home the EL award in July and August. The other PoM award winners were Quincy Kilbane (Prague) and Dane Meling (Madrid).
The six Hitter of the Month awards went to Ludwig Herzog (Glasgow), Paulus Penning (Lisbon), Nicodemus Theothanou (Brussels), Joshua Quarry (Hamburg), Gage McMahan (Athens) and Arsen Pentzopoulos (Moscow).
Former #1 draft pick, Russell Gilmartin (Paris), had 7 RBI in his teams 11-3 win over Amsterdam on July 3rd.
Casper Laestadius (Stockholm) hit 3 HR and had 6 RBI to lead the Lumberjacks to a 7-1 win over Warsaw.
Pierangelo Magherini (Prague) pitched a no-hitter against Sofia on August 6th. He was perfect until he hit a batter with one out in the 9th.
Aidan Fletcher (Glasgow) pitched a one-hitter in the last week of the season.
Barcelona's Jarle Bjorkhaug had 3 solo home runs to lead his team to a 5-2 win over Zurich.

Significant Injuries -

Holly Connich (Prague) was injured just after the All-Star break and will miss the playoffs. He was hitting .308 with 61 RBI.
Copenhagen's Rudolf Tuhina missed 7 weeks from the middle of July.
Raul Marroquin (Dublin) was stuck on 25 HR for a month after pinching a nerve late in August.
James McIlwraith (Oslo) will miss the playoffs if the Metros make it. He was 14-12 on the season with a 3.53 ERA.

09-05-2008, 04:15 PM	#92 (permalink)
Craig Costello Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 295 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1x in 1 post	1990 Final Standings September 26th 1990 - Code: WL North Sea EL Baltic W L GB W L GB Glasgow 94 68 - Hamburg 99 63 - Paris 88 74 6 Berlin 91 71 8 Dublin 85 77 9 Copenhagen 84 78 15 London 75 87 19 Oslo 84 78 15 Amsterdam 67 95 27 Helsinki 80 82 19 Brussels 62 100 32 Stockholm 68 94 31 WL Meditteranean EL Black Sea W L GB W L GB Lisbon 106 56 - Prague 87 75 - Madrid 97 65 9 Warsaw 81 81 6 Vienna 77 85 29 Athens 79 83 8 Barcelona 75 87 31 Sofia 79 83 8 Milan 74 88 32 Moscow 78 84 9 Zurich 72 90 34 Budapest 62 100 25 Notes - There is going to be the first ever one game playoff in league history. The Oslo Metros and Copenhagen Armada went into the last day tied and they both won their final game, meaning they will meet in Denmark to decide who advances to meet Prague. Prague and Sofia played a game on June 30th that was tied at 0 after 8 innings. It was also tied (at 1) after 9. It took 10 innings for the next run to be scored, with the Sting being victorious. The longest game of the season was a 20 inning 2-1 win for Madrid over Glasgow. Glasgow managed just 5 hits in the marathon game. Berlin and Hamburg both won 20 games in July to virtually seal their playoff spots. Dublin scored 4 runs in the bottom of the 9th on July 30th. Unfortunately for them, Paris had scored 8 in the top half and won 8-4. Paris started September 12-3 to pull clear of Dublin for the final wildcard. Sofia played an 18 inning and a 16 inning game on consecutive days. Player Notes - Rookie Collins Gallager (Barcelona) was named as WL Pitcher of the Month for June and July, compiling a 9-1 record in the two months combined with an ERA under 2. Kaspar Ahlmann (Berlin) also won multiple PoM awards, taking home the EL award in July and August. The other PoM award winners were Quincy Kilbane (Prague) and Dane Meling (Madrid). The six Hitter of the Month awards went to Ludwig Herzog (Glasgow), Paulus Penning (Lisbon), Nicodemus Theothanou (Brussels), Joshua Quarry (Hamburg), Gage McMahan (Athens) and Arsen Pentzopoulos (Moscow). Former #1 draft pick, Russell Gilmartin (Paris), had 7 RBI in his teams 11-3 win over Amsterdam on July 3rd. Casper Laestadius (Stockholm) hit 3 HR and had 6 RBI to lead the Lumberjacks to a 7-1 win over Warsaw. Pierangelo Magherini (Prague) pitched a no-hitter against Sofia on August 6th. He was perfect until he hit a batter with one out in the 9th. Aidan Fletcher (Glasgow) pitched a one-hitter in the last week of the season. Barcelona's Jarle Bjorkhaug had 3 solo home runs to lead his team to a 5-2 win over Zurich. Significant Injuries - Holly Connich (Prague) was injured just after the All-Star break and will miss the playoffs. He was hitting .308 with 61 RBI. Copenhagen's Rudolf Tuhina missed 7 weeks from the middle of July. Raul Marroquin (Dublin) was stuck on 25 HR for a month after pinching a nerve late in August. James McIlwraith (Oslo) will miss the playoffs if the Metros make it. He was 14-12 on the season with a 3.53 ERA. Last edited by Craig Costello; 11-07-2008 at 01:51 PM.