Showing posts with label 1999. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1999. Show all posts

Thursday, September 27, 2012

AL Eastern Conference Round 1: (1) 1999 AL vs. (4) 1993 AL

In figuring out how best to post the results for each series, it has taken me a while to get the results for each postseason series onto the blog. I think I have it figured out though. Bear with me as it's a first attempt.

The 1999 AL All-Star Team vs. The 1993 AL All-Star Team

The first AL Eastern Conference Round 1 match pitted the first seed 1999 AL All-Star Team against the 4th seed 1993 AL All-Star Team. Here are how the pitching match-ups and lineups were determined:

  • The pitching rotations were set based on the All-Star Series results posted on bdj610's Topps Baseball Card Blog (you can click on each of the links on the sidebar to see each year's match-ups).
  • The lineups for the first six series were set, with each position player in the starting lineup twice.
  • The seventh series was done in an anything goes format, where the lineups were randomly determined, spot starters were used (SBS only allows up to five names for the rotation).
  • The series was not run in a best-of-seven (first to four wins). All seven series are run regardless of the outcome.

So let's begin with the season summary for both teams.

The 1999 AL All-Stars won their division with a 98-64 record. The 1993 AL All-Stars finished fourth with a 72-90 record, and won the tie breaker with the 2005 AL All-Star team thanks to a 10-8 head-to-head season series.  The 1999 AL All-Stars took the season series against the 1993 AL All-Stars 13-5.

For the tournament, each series consists of 10,000 simulated games. The winner of each series = the winner of a game. Here are the results from the seven series simulations:

  • Game 1: 1993 AL vs. 1999 AL, Jack McDowell (93) vs. Pedro Martinez (99). The 99 AL team wins 8,090 games out of 10,000 simulations.
  • Game 2: 1993 AL vs. 1999 AL, Randy Johnson (93) vs. Bartolo Colon (99). The 99 AL team wins 5,337 games.
  • Game 3: 1999 AL vs. 1993 AL, Mike Mussina (99) vs. Kevin Appier (93). The 93 AL team wins 5,393 games.
  • Game 4: 1999 AL vs. 1993 AL, Aaron Sele (99) vs. Jimmy Key (93). The 93 AL team wins 5,180 games.
  • Game 5: 1999 AL vs. 1993 AL, Orlando Hernandez (99) vs. Pat Hentgen (93). The 99 AL team wins 7,050 games.
  • Game 6: 1993 AL vs. 1999 AL, Mark Langston (93) vs. David Wells (99). The 99 AL team wins 5,429 games.
  • Game 7: 1993 AL vs. 1999 AL, anything goes. The 1999 AL team wins 5,889 games.

The 1999 AL All-Star Team advances to the second round thanks to a 5-2 series win. They will face the winner of the (2) 1997 AL All-Star Team vs. (3) 2008 AL All-Star team. The results for this series will be posted shortly.

Sincerely,

JayBee Anama

Saturday, June 16, 2012

1999 National League All-Star Team





First Basemen
  • Jeff Bagwell, Astros
  • Sean Casey, Reds*
  • Mark McGwire, Cardinals
Second Basemen
  • Jay Bell, Diamondbacks
  • Craig Biggio, Astros
  • Jeff Kent, Giants
Third Basemen
  • Jeff Cirillo, Brewers
  • Chipper Jones, Braves
  • Matt Williams, Diamondbacks
Shortstops
  • Alex Gonzalez, Marlins*
  • Mark Grudzielanek, Dodgers
  • Barry Larkin, Reds
Outfielders
  • Barry Bonds, Giants
  • Brian Giles, Pirates*
  • Doug Glanville, Phillies*
  • Luis Gonzalez, Diamondbacks*
  • Vladimir Guerrero, Expos
  • Tony Gwynn, Padres
  • Gary Sheffield, Dodgers
  • Sammy Sosa, Cubs
  • Larry Walker, Rockies
Catchers
  • Mike Lieberthal, Phillies*
  • Mike Piazza, Mets
  • Ed Taubensee, Reds*
Pitchers
  • Mike Hampton, Astros*
  • Trevor Hoffman, Padres
  • Randy Johnson, Diamondbacks
  • Jose Lima, Astros*
  • Greg Maddux, Braves
  • Kevin Millwood, Braves*
  • John Rocker, Braves*
  • Curt Schilling, Phillies
  • Ugueth Urbina, Expos*
  • Billy Wagner, Astros*
Manager:
  • Jack McKeon, Reds

1999 American League All-Star Team





American League

First Basemen
  • Ron Coomer, Twins*
  • Jason Giambi, Athletics*
  • Jim Thome, Indians
Second Basemen
  • Roberto Alomar, Indians
  • Damion Easely, Tigers
  • Randy Velarde, Athletics*
Third Basemen
  • Tony Fernandez, Blue Jays
  • Joe Randa, Royals*
  • Cal Ripken, Orioles
Shortstops
  • Nomar Garciaparra, Red Sox
  • Derek Jeter, Yankees
  • Alex Rodriguez, Mariners
Outfielders
  • Garrett Anderson, Angels*
  • Albert Belle, Orioles
  • Juan Gonzalez, Rangers
  • Shawn Green, Blue Jays
  • Ken Griffey, Jr., Mariners
  • Kenny Lofton, Indians
  • Magglio OrdoƱez, White Sox*
  • Manny Ramirez, Indians
  • Bernie Williams, Yankees
Catchers
  • Brad Ausmus, Tigers*
  • Ivan Rodriguez, Rangers
  • Jason Varitek, Red Sox*
Pitchers
  • Bartolo Colon, Indians*
  • Orlando Hernandez, Yankees*
  • Roberto Hernandez, Devil Rays
  • Mike Jackson, Indians
  • Pedro Martinez, Red Sox
  • Mike Mussina, Orioles
  • Mariano Rivera, Yankees
  • Aaron Sele, Rangers
  • John Wetteland, Rangers
  • David Wells, Blue Jays
Manager:
  • Jimy Wiliams, Red Sox