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Craig Costello · 08-05-2009, 03:52 PM

2000 Final Standings

September 26th 2000 - Sofia's streak of EL titles will finish at three and last season's champs Milan will be watching this season's playoffs from home.

Code:

WL North Sea                 EL Baltic
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Paris      91  71   -        Copenhagen  91  71   -
London     87  75   4        Berlin      90  72   1
Dublin     83  79   8        Oslo        83  79   8
Brussels   83  79   8        Helsinki    81  81  10
Amsterdam  79  83  12        Hamburg     65  97  26
Glasgow    79  83  12        Stockholm   64  98  27

WL Meditteranean             EL Black Sea
            W   L  GB                     W   L  GB
Zurich     94  68   -        Athens     107  55   -
Vienna     83  80  11        Prague      99  63   8
Milan      81  81  13        Sofia       88  74  19
Barcelona  79  83  15        Budapest    74  88  33
Madrid     72  90  22        Warsaw      72  90  35
Lisbon     61 101  33        Moscow      58 104  49

Notes -

Sofia and Milan both had better second halves, but they couldn't quite do enough to get into the postseason.
Brussels lost on the last day allowing Vienna and Dublin to catch them up and kick them out of the playoffs. The Wolfpack and Armageddon will face each other for the last WL playoff spot in a one game playoff.
Barcelona won a game 23-0 against Vienna in July and another 19-0 against London in August, but they slumped at the end of the season to drop out of contention.
Helsinki were 9-19 in August to lose their grip on the division.

Player Notes -

Stefan Kowelski (Glasgow) had a 4/5 day with a double, two homers and 7 RBI in his team's 15-14 win against Dublin on July 7th. Later in the season he hit is 400th career home run, being the 4th man ever to get there.
Budapest team-mates Gregorz Vitniski and Panas Ishenin hit cycles two months apart.
Russell Gilmartin (Paris) won the WL Hitter of the Month in June and July with a combined average over .390 and 13 home runs. London's youngster Max Waldheim won the August award.
The EL Hitter awards went to Czieslaw Lubelsky (Warsaw), Fabrice Carpentier (Stockholm) and Stephan Nilsen (Hamburg).
The six pitching awards were won by Jorge Ortiz (Paris), Patrick Penn (Glasgow), Arnold Schiff (London), Albert Greenacre (Oslo), Guignard Aldobrandini (Athens) and Patrick Fabre (Moscow) - who is only 19 and had the pitching performance of the season with a 1-hit, 10 K effort against Stockholm on August 23rd.
Alejandro Cortez (Berlin) hada 6/6 day with 3 doubles in a 15-8 win against Sofia on August 3rd.
Marc Svendsen (Vienna) had 8 RBIs in a 14-10 win against Brussels on September 10th.

Significant Injuries -

Fokke Spruijt (Athens) will miss the playoffs, the Europan Championship and a big portion of next season with a fractured cheekbone. He was at .252/33/99 on August 20th and hit 42 HR in 1999.

08-05-2009, 03:52 PM	#179 (permalink)
Craig Costello Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Jan 2008 Posts: 295 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1x in 1 post	2000 Final Standings September 26th 2000 - Sofia's streak of EL titles will finish at three and last season's champs Milan will be watching this season's playoffs from home. Code: WL North Sea EL Baltic W L GB W L GB Paris 91 71 - Copenhagen 91 71 - London 87 75 4 Berlin 90 72 1 Dublin 83 79 8 Oslo 83 79 8 Brussels 83 79 8 Helsinki 81 81 10 Amsterdam 79 83 12 Hamburg 65 97 26 Glasgow 79 83 12 Stockholm 64 98 27 WL Meditteranean EL Black Sea W L GB W L GB Zurich 94 68 - Athens 107 55 - Vienna 83 80 11 Prague 99 63 8 Milan 81 81 13 Sofia 88 74 19 Barcelona 79 83 15 Budapest 74 88 33 Madrid 72 90 22 Warsaw 72 90 35 Lisbon 61 101 33 Moscow 58 104 49 Notes - Sofia and Milan both had better second halves, but they couldn't quite do enough to get into the postseason. Brussels lost on the last day allowing Vienna and Dublin to catch them up and kick them out of the playoffs. The Wolfpack and Armageddon will face each other for the last WL playoff spot in a one game playoff. Barcelona won a game 23-0 against Vienna in July and another 19-0 against London in August, but they slumped at the end of the season to drop out of contention. Helsinki were 9-19 in August to lose their grip on the division. Player Notes - Stefan Kowelski (Glasgow) had a 4/5 day with a double, two homers and 7 RBI in his team's 15-14 win against Dublin on July 7th. Later in the season he hit is 400th career home run, being the 4th man ever to get there. Budapest team-mates Gregorz Vitniski and Panas Ishenin hit cycles two months apart. Russell Gilmartin (Paris) won the WL Hitter of the Month in June and July with a combined average over .390 and 13 home runs. London's youngster Max Waldheim won the August award. The EL Hitter awards went to Czieslaw Lubelsky (Warsaw), Fabrice Carpentier (Stockholm) and Stephan Nilsen (Hamburg). The six pitching awards were won by Jorge Ortiz (Paris), Patrick Penn (Glasgow), Arnold Schiff (London), Albert Greenacre (Oslo), Guignard Aldobrandini (Athens) and Patrick Fabre (Moscow) - who is only 19 and had the pitching performance of the season with a 1-hit, 10 K effort against Stockholm on August 23rd. Alejandro Cortez (Berlin) hada 6/6 day with 3 doubles in a 15-8 win against Sofia on August 3rd. Marc Svendsen (Vienna) had 8 RBIs in a 14-10 win against Brussels on September 10th. Significant Injuries - Fokke Spruijt (Athens) will miss the playoffs, the Europan Championship and a big portion of next season with a fractured cheekbone. He was at .252/33/99 on August 20th and hit 42 HR in 1999.