The 1991 Boston Red Sox

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So now that Clay released the final patch of Baseball Mogul 2006, I decided to try one more dynasty. I thought, hey, why not start one the year I was born, and try and win a World Series before the real life orginization does it.

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1991 Roster (Stats from 1990)
1990 Batting Team G AVG AB H 2B 3B HR BB K SB CS R RBI SLG OBP
Boggs, Wade BOS 155 .302 619 187 44 5 6 87 68 0 0 89 63 .418 .386
Brunansky, Tom BOS 148 .255 518 132 27 5 16 66 115 5 10 66 73 .419 .338
Brumley, Mike BOS 62 .224 147 33 5 4 0 10 22 2 0 19 7 .313 .272
Burks, Ellis BOS 152 .296 588 174 33 8 21 48 82 9 11 89 89 .486 .349
Clark, Jack BOS 115 .266 334 89 12 1 25 104 91 4 3 59 62 .533 .441
Cooper, Scott BOS 2 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
Darwin, Danny BOS 52 .132 38 5 1 1 0 2 21 0 0 5 3 .211 .175
Greenwell, Mike BOS 159 .297 610 181 30 6 14 65 43 8 7 71 73 .434 .367
Hesketh, Joe BOS 45 .000 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 .000 .000
Lyons, Steve BOS 94 .192 146 28 6 1 1 10 41 1 0 22 11 .267 .245
Marzano, John BOS 32 .241 83 20 4 0 0 5 10 0 1 8 6 .289 .281
Marshall, Mike BOS 83 .258 275 71 14 2 10 11 66 0 2 34 39 .433 .294
Naehring, Tim BOS 24 .271 85 23 6 0 2 8 15 0 0 10 12 .412 .333
Pena, Tony BOS 143 .263 491 129 19 1 7 43 71 8 6 62 56 .348 .322
Plantier, Phil BOS 14 .133 15 2 1 0 0 4 6 0 0 1 3 .200 .333
Quintana, Carlos BOS 149 .287 512 147 28 0 7 52 74 1 2 56 67 .383 .354
Reed, Jody BOS 155 .289 598 173 45 0 5 75 65 4 4 70 51 .390 .371
Rivera, Luis BOS 118 .225 346 78 20 0 7 25 58 4 3 38 45 .344 .279
Romine, Kevin BOS 70 .272 136 37 7 0 2 12 27 4 0 21 14 .368 .331
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1990 Pitching Team IP ERA G GS W L SV K BB R/9
Bolton, Tom BOS 119.2 3.38 21 16 10 5 0 65 47 11.88
Clemens, Roger BOS 228.1 1.93 31 31 21 6 0 209 54 9.74
Darwin, Danny BOS 162.2 2.21 48 17 11 4 2 109 31 9.24
Dopson, John BOS 17.2 2.04 4 4 0 0 0 9 9 11.21
Fossas, Tony BOS 29.1 6.44 32 0 2 3 0 24 10 16.57
Gardiner, Mike BOS 12.2 10.66 5 3 0 2 0 6 5 19.18
Gray, Jeff BOS 50.2 4.44 41 0 2 4 9 50 15 12.08
Harris, Greg BOS 184.1 4.00 34 30 13 9 0 117 77 12.84
Hesketh, Joe BOS 59.2 4.53 45 2 1 6 5 50 25 14.18
Irvine, Daryl BOS 17.1 4.67 11 0 1 1 0 9 10 12.98
Kiecker, Dana BOS 152.0 3.97 32 25 8 9 0 93 54 11.78
Lamp, Dennis BOS 105.2 4.68 47 1 3 5 0 49 30 12.26
Lyons, Steve BOS 2.0 4.50 1 0 0 0 0 1 4 27.00
Reardon, Jeff BOS 51.1 3.16 47 0 5 3 21 33 19 10.17
Young, Matt BOS 225.1 3.51 34 33 8 18 0 176 107 12.18

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Series One @ Twins

Game One:
Twins scored 2 runs in the eigth to win 3-2. Roger Clemens went 7.2 innings giving up 3 runs, but it wasn't enough.

Trade: After the game a trade went through between the Boston Red Sox and the Milwaukee Brewers. Steve Lyons, the aging 1B was sent to the Brewers in exchange for 19 year old 2B prospect Eddy Diaz.

Game Two:
Harris pitched a complete game shutout allowing just 4 hits to give the Red Sox the win 4-0. SS Rivera went 3-4 for the Red Sox.

Game Three:
The Twins took the last game of the series 4-2. The Twins were leading 4-0 by the 5th inning and that was were Young was taking out of the game. He allowed 10 hits. The Red Sox scored 2 in the 7th but that was it. The Twins won 4-2.

[petrel]

Go at your own speed. We'll keep reading. I'm glad when a new dynasty gets started!

--Pet

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Series Two: Boston Red Sox (1-2) @ Oakland Athletics (1-2)

Game One: A fifthe inning 4 run explosion puts the A's a top of the Red Sox 4-3. That was the final score. Dopson, the starting pitcher went 4.2 innings, giving up 4 runs.

Game Two: Thank god for pitching. Bolton went 8 innings giving up just a run in 8 innings. The Red Sox won 3-1. Tony Pena went 2-4.

Game Three: A 9th inning comeback allowed the Red Sox to win 8-6 over the Oakland Athletics. The Oakland Athletics had just scored 4 runs in the Bottom of the 8th to gain a 2 run lead. The Red Sox win back to back games for the first time this season.

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Series Three: Boston Red Sox (3-3) @ Texas Rangers (2-4)

Game One: Harris only throws 3 innings for the Red Sox. They loose 7-1.

Game Two: Another day, another blowout. This time it was the Red Sox doing the blowing, wait, that didn't sound right. Anyway. The Red Sox won 8-2 and evened their record at 4-4.

Game Three: Again, another late inning comeback. The Red Sox score 3 in the 9th to win 7-4. The Red Sox are now 5-4 and over .500.

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Series Four: Boston Red Sox (5-4) @ California Angels (3-6)

Game One: The Red Sox began their last series on this 12 game road trip losing to the California Angels 7-6 in 10 innings. Lance Parrish singled to CF to win the game for the Angels.

Game Two: Hot diggity dog! The Red Sox won Game Two, and thats an understatement. The final score was 18-0. Ellis Burks went 5-7, and Reed went 4-5. Roger Clemens grew his record to 2-1 throwing a CG SO.

Game Three: The Red Sox looked to go back home on a high note. They did just that, winning 10-6. Reed had another huge day going 3-4.

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Game Two: Hot diggity dog! The Red Sox won Game Two, and thats an understatement. The final score was 18-0.

There's nothing like an 18-0 victory. When one of those comes along, everything's right with the world.

--Pet

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Ha, yeah. Fun, fun. Its a good feeling to blow out a team like that.

[HanleyIsDaMan60]

This looks good. Keep it up.