Ah, well in that case you're just copying what I said from earlier. How original.
Wasted Memory wrote:
DRWebs wrote:Looks like I was wrong about Dillonvale who are now tied with Cookeville for top spot in the NL
Dillonvale will be the representative of the NL in the WS. They'll beat Winterfell in the NLCS. Cookeville will make another quick exit. I think we'll actually win 2 games in the playoffs this season though!
Ah, well in that case you're just copying what I said from earlier. How original.
Wasted Memory wrote:
DRWebs wrote:Looks like I was wrong about Dillonvale who are now tied with Cookeville for top spot in the NL
Dillonvale will be the representative of the NL in the WS. They'll beat Winterfell in the NLCS. Cookeville will make another quick exit. I think we'll actually win 2 games in the playoffs this season though!
Next year is what interests me. Las Vegas will be stronger, Winterfell and Cookeville will begin their decent, I don't have the faith in Toronto you others seem to have. They'll stay about where they are.
Some things are a given... Sheltowns never ending search for a title, Omaha being 5 years away 5 years away, and Orange County missing the playoffs
In an end of the regular season new conference, Winterfell's General Manager effusively praised his teams outstanding offensive season:
"It was all about the longball in Winterfell this season, as the Direwolves set the NL Team record for HRs in a season with 254. This broke the old NL mark of 243 held by Cincy in two different seasons. Winterfell also posted the second highe NL Team SLG all time at 0.498, 4 points shy of Albany's .502 record set all the way back in 2020.
Winterfell's everyday line-up featured 8 players with double-digit homeruns on the season. 6 of of the 8 hit more than 20 HRs, while 4 of those 6 hit more than 30 HRs, and finally 2 of those 4 hit more than 40 HRs. This team was still selective despite their power, striking out the fewest times of any team in either League."
When pressed for comment on his team's rather pedestrian pitching, the General Manager fled the stage crying screams of anguish and disappointment.
shel311 wrote:The "reading stats" news conference, interesting spin in WF.
We're a math and numbers kind of organization. Winning the numbers game was our one big chance of winning anything this season, so we trump it up, especially with a team full of players prepared to take the black and live out the rest of their days at the wall (in a couple of more seasons).
Cnasty wrote:If we don't win it all I am gonna flip my shit
We are the best team on digital paper but championships aren't won on digital paper!!!
115 wins and not even winning a playoff series? Not likely but wouldn't be a huge shock with that division you're stuck in.
Best bet if you don't win as the favorite this season is to hope Reign retires once we move to '17.
In the group of death anything can happen!
We are resting up, watching as a team in the owners suite as things unfold and hoping for lots of injuries and a 7 game series with 19 inning games in the Crabs-Tits series.
dont mess up your roster when sending guys down. I accidentally sent too many pitchers down so i tried to call one back up and now i cant. so i gotta re-install the file and dl. ugh
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