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50/50 Mystery Lineup Challenge: Closer, Catcher, DH

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cjedmonton

Well-known member
Sep 20, 2009
1,891
316
Great White North
Here's the leaderboard after the Starting Rotation round:

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Next up: Closer, Catcher, DH

Again, each contestant must be willing to score their own lineup. Participation is required if you want a chance to win!

Deciphering Your Numbers

The 1st number for each player refers to their alphabetical position in the top 50 all-time in their category.

Saves for Closers

Home Runs for Catchers, DH
(Only 25 DHs were used because less than 50 DHs have more than 1 career HR at that position. Each DH is entered twice).

The 2nd number refers to the single season during that player's career you will use to score their line. All single seasons are created equally, no matter how many innings or at-bats they had.

If the 2nd number is greater than the length of that pitcher's career, simply continue counting from Year 1 until you get to your 2nd number.

Example: You draw Sandy Koufax with 31 as his 2nd number. Since Koufax only played 12 years, you'd have to go through his career twice (24), and up to his 7th season to get to 31. You would use his win total in Year 7 to score his line.

Scoring

Once you determine who your players are and the single season you will be using for each, locate their save/home run total for that year.

Closer
Non-Hall of Famer: 3 points for each save
Hall of Famer: 6 points for each save

Catcher
Non-Hall of Famer: 2 points for each home run
Hall of Famer: 4 points for each home run

DH
Non-Hall of Famer: 3 points for each home run
Hall of Famer: 10 points for each home run

Add up the scores for all 3 players and post your score in this thread.

I will keep this thread open until sometime on Saturday the 29th. Once it is closed, that's it! If you didn't post your score, you lose those points.

Contestants are encouraged to spot check each other`s posted total.

A similar thread will be introduced for the remaining rounds (Infield, Outfield)

If you have any questions, be sure to ask! Good luck and have fun.

Field

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Top 50

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Stats
(please ignore the rank on these pages, as it only refers to the player`s actual rank in that category, not alphabetical position)

Closer
Major League Baseball Stats | MLB.com: Stats=

Catcher
Major League Baseball Stats | MLB.com: Stats

DH
Major League Baseball Stats | MLB.com: Stats=
 
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oiccup41

Member
Aug 27, 2010
707
3
Maine
Not good :(

Closer 14-23 - Tom Henke - 32 Saves - x3 = 96
Catcher 34-44 - AJ Pierzynski - 8 HRs - x2 = 16
Designated Hitter 16-34 - Oscar Gamble - 4 HR's - x3 = 12

Total - 124
 

robertwolf1

New member
Aug 8, 2008
376
0
1 save cmon man!

CLOSER-23-27 M. Marshall 1 Save x3= 3
CATCHER-18-29 E. Howard 10 hr x2= 20
DH-11-27 E.Encarnacion 26 hr x3= 78

Total= 101
 

alexs64

Active member
Jul 28, 2010
12,329
6
Moreno Valley, Ca
7-10
Closer
Rollie Fingers
210

2-22
Catcher
Rod Barajas
22

34-44
DH
Paul Molitor HOF
90

Thanks Maine!
Total = 322
 
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MaineMule

Active member
Aug 7, 2008
5,454
0
Maine of course......
Position- numbers, HOF Y/N, Name, Stat, Multiplier, Total Points

Closer - 49, 50 NO M. Williams 30 3 90

Catcher - 5, 10 HOF R. Campy 13 4 52
DH - 27, 34 NO K. Maas 9 3 27

Total 169
 

swish54_99

Well-known member
Dec 12, 2012
1,161
226
Closer 25-34 Jeff Montgomery 27x3 = 81
Catcher 4-47 Yogi Berra 22x4 = 88
Designated Hitter 22-28 Sam Horn (had 5 of 8 seasons with 5 HR or less so got lucky with 14HR season!)14x3 = 42

Total = 211
 

MaineMule

Active member
Aug 7, 2008
5,454
0
Maine of course......
Would someone mind helping me out on my Catcher, he was back and forth in the minors and majors. I am not sure what seasons to count or not count. CJ can you help out on this one?

My Catcher is 2-22

7-10
Closer
Rollie Fingers
210

2-22
Catcher
Rod Barajas


34-44
DH
Paul Molitor HOF
90

I think I got the others correct. Thanks in advance!

Click on "MLB" tab to get just Major League stats.

For Barajas, he's played 14 years in bigs so you would use year 8 for his 22 year. 2006, which would be 11 HRS, not bad.....
 

GAbballplayer148

New member
Aug 13, 2008
2,249
0
Damn, had a huge opportunity with Molitor at DH but of course I get his last season.

Jeff montgomery - 12 (x3)
Del crandall - 4 (x2)
Molitor - 4 (x10)

84 points
 

Sjrmn91

New member
Apr 29, 2009
2,890
0
Minnesota
EDIT: Should have read the scoring a little closer...

Closer- 1-3: R. Aguilera 0 Saves
DH- 20-40: B Hamelin 9 Home Runs = 27 points
Catcher- 7-33: W. Cooper 7 Homeruns = 14 points

Total: 41 points

Grand Total: 199
 
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muskiesfan

New member
Aug 7, 2008
12,531
0
Murfreesboro, TN
Closer 6/15- Roy Face, 13x3= 39
Catcher 5/15 Roy Campanella (HOF), 22x4= 88
DH 32/44- Hal McRae, 15x3= 45

Total- 172

Much better than the pitchers, but I'm getting destroyed in this. :lol:
 

MansGame

Active member
Sep 25, 2009
15,324
20
Dallas, TX
Had a HUGE opportunity with my closer being Eckersley (HOFer) but he didn't start saving games soon enough! FML!

Closer - 5-11 = 0 SVs x6 = 0 points
Catcher - 8-12 = 8 HRs x2 = 16 points
Designated Hitter - 5-27 = 13 HRs x3 = 39 points

TOTAL = 55 points
 

Archie Graham

New member
Jan 17, 2009
138
0
Closer: 42.45 = Bobby Thigpen - 0 Sv
Catcher 8.20 = Del Crandall - 21 HR x 2 = 42
DH 4.16 = Don Baylor - 23 HR x 3 = 69

Total - 111

Doesn't say much that I more than doubled my starting pitching.
 
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