Here are the picks, lifted directly from The APBA Blog. Please check this wonderful blog out as soon as you can! The link in the last sentence is "hot".
The managers and picks:
Kyle Daniels | 1928 Philadelphia Athletics |
Chris Strangeman | 1931 New York Yankees |
Dave Rueck | 1930 Chicago Cubs |
Todd Daniels | 1923 Cleveland Indians |
Joe Schall | 1951 Brooklyn Dodgers |
Tom Fulton | 1931 New York Giants |
Janes Welch | 1947 Boston Red Sox |
Eric Ney | TBA |
John Gedwill | 1954 Chicago White Sox |
Mark Dyel | 1922 St Louis Browns |
Dave Kagel | 1920 Chicago White Sox |
Thomas Nelshoppen | 1930 Philadelphia Phillies |
Jeff Boeding | 1930 New York Yankees |
Kurt Bergland | 1954 Brooklyn Dodgers |
Quinn Naugle | 1952 St. Cardinals |
John Roels | 1927 Philadelphia Athletics |
Eric Berg | 1930 Washington Senators |
Rob Spatz | 1942 Brooklyn Dodgers |
Dick Butler | 1927 Chicago Cubs |
Bob Eller | 1956 Milwaukee Braves |
Ryan Daniels | 1924 Pittsburgh Pirates |
Scott Dike | 1922 St. Louis Cardinals |
Dave Chestnut | 1954 Milwaukee Braves |
6/22 teams either from 1930 or 1931 and a fairly even spread of teams represented.
1930 seems to be the big draw with the Yankees, Cubs, Phillies, and Senators all representing.
I took the 1930 Senators, my last Twins/Senators only selection for the draft year as I took the 1995 Tribe for the Chicagoland.
Here is how the 1930 Washington squad lines up:
1. Sam Rice (F) CF-2
2. Joe Cronin (F) SS-10
3. Heinie Manush (F) LF-2
4. Joe Judge 1B-5
5. Sammy West (F) RF-2
6. Buddy Myer (F) 2B-8
7. Ossie Bluege (F) 3B-5
8. Pinky Hargrave C-8
9. Pitcher
A quick preview of 1-4:
Speed up and down the lineup, and fielding 1 all the way.
The Rotation:
1. General Crowder Bz
2. Bump Hadley By
3. Ad Liska B
4. Firpo Marberry Cz (and he can hit)
Not much of a pen in the 1930s:
Gimpy Brown Cz
Sad Sam Jones Cz
I can pull Gimpy out of the pen if I am in a critical spot and the opposing batter has a lot of 9s.
I probably won't use the bench much. Sheriff Harris is (F) and can play OF as well as the others if I need a fast runner, but with no (S) players I doubt I will need a pinch-runner.
Sheriff Harris has a strong OPS - and he has been a really good clutch hitter for me all season. Senators used him a lot, especially against left-handed pitchers - would sit Rice or Myer or even Judge with a lefty on the mound.
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