All-Stars Only Association

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World Series Game 1:

Daly City: Ron Guidry
Lowell: Randy Jones

DC_____5__11___0
LOW____0___8___1
Guidry (DC): CG SHO, 12K, 1W
Carlos Baerga (DC): 3-4, 2 2B, 2 RBI
Derrek Lee (LOW): 3-4, 2 2B
Daly City leads series 1-0

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World Series Game 2:

Daly City: Johan Santana
Lowell: Mike Scott

DC_____1___5___0
LOW____3___8___1
Scott (LOW): CG, 6K, 2W
Rafael Palmeiro (LOW): 2-4, 2 RBI
Mike Piazza (LOW): 2B, RBI
Series tied 1-1

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World Series Game 3:

Lowell: Dennis Martinez
Daly City: Bret Saberhagen

LOW_____4__13___0
DC______0___4___0
Martinez (LOW): CG SHO, 6K, 2W
Mariano Duncan (LOW): 2-5, 2B, 3 RBI
Lowell leads series 2-1

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World Series Game 4:

Lowell: John Smoltz
Daly City: Mark Buehrle

LOW_____2___10___0
DC______3___11___0
Danny Tartabull and Phil Garner (DC) back-to-back doubles with two out in bottom of the 9th after Paul Blair had tied game at 2-2 with a home run earlier in the 9th.
Series tied 2-2

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World Series Game 5:

Lowell: Randy Jones
Daly City: Ron Guidry

LOW_____9___11___1
DC______6___15___0
Mike Piazza (LOW): 3-4, 2 RBI
Jack Clark (LOW): 2-4, HR, 2 RBI
Miguel Cabrera (LOW): 2B, 3 RBI
Lowell leads series 3-2

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World Series Game 6:

Daly City: Johan Santana
Lowell: Mike Scott

DC______10___11___0
LOW______2___7___0
Santana (DC): CG, 6K, 4W, 2-4, RBI
Carlos Baerga (DC): 3-5, 2 2B, RBI
George Scott (DC): 3 RBI
Series tied 3-3

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World Series Game 7:

Daly City: Bret Saberhagen
Lowell: Dennis Martinez

DC_____1___7___1
LOW____5__13___0
Martinez (LOW): 7 IP, 1ER, 7H, 7K, 1W. Postseason: 3-0, 23 IP, 1ER, 18K, 4W
Lowell wins series 4-3

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Awards:

Reggie Jackson (Billings Yellowstones) won the AL MVP. Reggie batted .276, with 25 HR and 80 RBI.

Jim Palmer (Billings) won the AL Cy Young Award. He went 19-10 with a 2.54 ERA.

Hank Aaron (High Point Coltranes) won the NL MVP, batting .274 with 37 HR and 107 RBI.

Orel Hershiser (Lowell Moxies) won the NL CY Young. He went 17-6 with an MLB-leading 1.62 ERA. Hershiser suffered an injured ankle during his last regular season start and missed the postseason.

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I decided to make each team have an equal number of players on the roster (43). After retirements, I randomly imported and assigned players who had appeared in postseason games from 1969-2008. Many of the "rookies" went straight to the minors, but a few stuck. I changed the assn setup to use the modern closer. Here are the standings after two months:





League leaders:

AL

Batting______Ken Singleton (West Jordan)__________.352
HR_________Cecil Fielder (West Jordan)_____________11
RBI________Eddie Murray (Norwalk)________________49
ERA________David Wells (Burbank)_______________1.31
Wins_______Wells________________________________7
___________Mark Fidrych (West Jordan)
___________Charles Nagy (Berkeley)
___________Blue Moon Odom (Berkeley)
___________Mickey Lolich (Pueblo)
___________Sam McDowell (Burbank)
Saves______Tom Henke (West Jordan)_____________22


NL

Batting______Dick Allen (Palm Bay)_______________.356
HR_________Andre Dawson (Wichita Falls)__________13
RBI_________Dave Kingman (Green Bay)__________38
ERA________Kerry Wood (Portsmouth)____________1.41
Wins________Wood______________________________7
____________Sid Fernandez (Wichita Falls)
____________Jerry Koosman (High Point)
____________Phil Niekro (High Point)
Saves______Takashi Saito (Portsmouth)____________23

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Standings and leaders as of August 1st:






AL

AVG
George Scott (DC)__________.310
Rod Carew(NOR)___________.307

HR
Cecil Fielder (WJ)____________22
Eddie Murray (NOR)__________20

RBI
Eddie Murray (NOR)__________71
Darrell Porter (NOR)__________62

ERA
David Wells (BUR)__________2.07
Dennis Eckersley(BERK)_____2.22

WINS
Sam McDowell (BUR)_________14
Four tied with ______________12

SAVES
Francisco Rodriguez (BUR)_____43

NL

AVG
George Foster (PBAY)_______.308
Rafael Palmeiro (LOW)______.308

HR
Kevin Mitchell (CAM)_________29
Two tied with______________21

RBI
Kevin Mitchell (CAM)_________73
Willie Stargell (GB)__________70

ERA
Dennis Martinez (LOW)______2.14
Greg Maddux (CAM)_________2.31
Larry Dierker (CAM)_________2.31

WINS
Sid Fernandez (WF)__________13
Two tied with_______________11

SAVES
Takaski Saito (POR)_________38

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Final 1990 regular season standings. Both Lowell and High Point repeated as division champs in the NL.

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ALCS: Ventura vs Richmond
NLCS: High Point vs Lowell

ALCS GAME 1

Ventura: Roger Clemens (17-13, 2.83)
Richmond: Teddy Higuera (18-11, 3.42)

VEN_____0___5___0
RICH____7__11___0
Higuera (RCH): CG SHO, 10K, 2 BB
Jose Canseco (RCH): HR, 3 RBI
Willie Randolph (RCH): 4-5, 2 R
Richmond leads series 1-0


NLCS GAME 1

High Point: Tom Seaver (13-13, 3.88)
Lowell: Randy Jones (13-13, 4.00)

HP_____2___7___0
LOW____3__10___1 (13 innings)
Ivan Calderon (LOW): Bases-loaded walk w/no outs in bottom of 13th
Lowell leads series 1-0

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ALCS GAME 2

Ventura: Jimmy Key (12-13, 3.14)
Richmond: Cliff Lee (16-12, 2.51)

VEN_____2___9___0
RICH____3__12___2
Lee (RCH): 8 IP
Keith Foulke (RCH): SV
Derek Jeter (RCH): 2-4, 2B
Richmond leads series 2-0


NLCS GAME 2

High Point: Jerry Koosman (12-12, 3.42)
Lowell: Mike Scott (9-6, 1.80)

HP______2___8___1
LOW_____7___8___0
Scott (LOW): CG, 6K, 2W
Derrek Lee (LOW): 1-3, HR, 4 RBI
Lowell leads series 2-0

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ALCS GAME 3

Richmond: Mark Mulder (10-8, 3.16)
Ventura: Chuck Finley (12-6, 3.17)

RICH____3___7___0
VEN_____2___8___1
Willie Randolph (RCH): bases-loaded, 2-run single in top of 9th
Richmond leads series 3-0


NLCS GAME 3

Lowell: Carlos Zambrano (12-7, 2.81)
High Point: Phil Niekro (14-10, 3.96)

LOW_____0___8___1
HP_______3___9___0
Niekro (HP): 8 IP
Bryan Harvey (HP): SV
Mike Lieberthal (HP): 3-4, 2B, RBI
Lowell leads series 2-1

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ALCS GAME 4

Richmond: Luis Tiant (13-11, 4.18)
Ventura: Justin Thompson (18-11, 2.62)

RICH____2___7___0
VEN_____3__10___0
Thompson (VEN): 8 IP
Sparky Lyle (VEN): SV
Mark Teixeira (VEN): 3-4, R
Matt Nokes (VEN): 2B, 2 RBI
Richmond leads series 3-1


NLCS GAME 4

Lowell: John Smoltz (9-12, 2.85)
High Point: Fernando Valenzuela (11-8, 2.80)

LOW_____2___4___0
HP_______3___7___0 (10 innings)
Will Clark (HP): RBI 1B in bottom of 10th
Bill Madlock (HP): 1B, stole 2nd and 3rd, scored winning run
Series tied 2-2

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ALCS GAME 5

Richmond: Teddy Higuera
Ventura: Roger Clemens

RICH_____3___12___0
VENT_____9___14___0
Alfonso Soriano (VEN): 3-4, HR, 3 RBI
Matt Nokes (VEN): 2-4, 2B, 2 RBI
Boog Powell (VEN): 2-run HR
Bo Jackson (VEN): 2-5, HR
Higuera (RCH): 3 1/3 IP, 9H, 6 ER
Richmond leads series 3-2


NLCS GAME 5

Lowell: Randy Jones
High Point: Tom Seaver

LOW_____7__12___0
HP_______1___8___1
Derrek Lee (LOW): 2-4, HR, 3 RBI
Bip Roberts (LOW): 3-5, 2 RBI
Lowell leads series 3-2

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ALCS GAME 6

Ventura: Jimmy Key
Richmond: Cliff Lee

VEN_____2___10___0
RCH_____5___12___0

Willie Randolph (RCH): 4-5, 2B, 3B, RBI
Jim Rice (RCH): 3-5, 2B, 2 RBI
Lee (RCH): 2-0, 8 IP
Keith Foulke (RCH): SV (3)
Richmond wins series 4-2


NLCS GAME 6

High Point: Jerry Koosman
Lowell: Mike Scott

HP______3___9___1
LOW____1___6___1

Koosman (HP): 6 IP, 0 ER
Hank Aaron (HP): 2-run HR
Lance Berkman (HP): PH RBI 1B
Series tied 3-3

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NLCS GAME 7

High Point: Phil Niekro
Lowell: Carlos Zambrano

HP______5____5___0
LOW____6___13___0

Hank Aaron (HP): 2-run HR, 3-run 2B
High Point led 5-0 with two outs in 8th inning.
Pete Rose (LOW): 2-run 2B
Ivan Calderon (LOW): RBI 1B
Chris Sabo (LOW): 2-run 3B
Miguel Cabrera (LOW): tie-breaking RBI 1B
High Point was held hitless over the last 6 innings
Lowell wins series 4-3

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WORLD SERIES GAME 1

LOWELL (NL) vs RICHMOND (AL)

Lowell: Randy Jones (1-0, 1.13)
Richmond: Teddy Higuera (1-1, 4.38)

LOW_____2___8___0
RCH_____1___9___1
Jones (LOW): 8 IP
Billy Wagner (LOW): SV
Rafael Palmeiro (LOW): RBI 3B
Jeff Burroughs (RCH): 2-3, 2 2B, R
Lowell leads series 1-0

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WORLD SERIES GAME 2

Lowell: Mike Scott (1-1, 2.25)
Richmond: Cliff Lee (2-0, 2.25)

LOW_____4___13___0
RCH_____7___11___1
Jeff Burroughs (RCH): 2-4, two solo HR
Jim Rice (RCH): 3-run HR
Jose Canseco (RCH): 2B, HR, 2 RBI
Series tied 1-1