Franchise GM Record Book

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2013 Season Results

Awards
Moneyball Award: VolsRaysBucs, Tampa Bay Rays
GM of the Year: Paul S., St. Louis Cardinals
Most Improved: BrewersGM, Milwaukee Brewers

AL MVP - Joey Votto  - 4945 pts - Indians
NL MVP - Mike Trout - 5361 pts - Cubs
AL CY - Clayton Kershaw - 2528 pts - Tigers
NL CY - Yu Darvish - 2224 pts - Cubs
AL ROY - Yasiel Puig - 2541 pts - Tigers
NL ROY - Jose Fernandez - 1822 pts - Marlins :MIA-MLB:

Playoffs
NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers (BHows)
NL Central: Milwaukee Brewers (BrewersGM)
NL East: Philadelphia Phillies (Papps)
NL Wildcard #1: St. Louis Cardinals (Paul S.) [Wildcard Winner]
NL Wildcard #2: Chicago Cubs (KDoc09)

AL West: Oakland Athletics (Millertime)
AL Central: Cleveland Indians (Orange Country)
AL East: Tampa Bay Rays (VolsRaysBucs)
AL Wildcard #1: New York Yankees (OUDAN)
AL Wildcard #2: Boston Red Sox (Nerwffej) [Wildcard Winner]

NLDS Series 1: St. Louis Cardinals Over Milwaukee Brewers
NLDS Series 2: Los Angeles Dodgers Over Philadelphia Phillies
ALDS Series 1: Boston Red Sox Over Oakland Athletics
ALDS Series 2: Cleveland Indians Over Tampa Bay Rays

NLCS: St. Louis Cardinals Over Los Angeles Dodgers
ALCS: Cleveland Indians Over Boston Red Sox

World Series: St. Louis Cardinals Over Cleveland Indians

Records (extrapolated and ordered)
Milwaukee Brewers (113-49)
Oakland Athletics (108-54)
Tampa Bay Rays (105-57)
Los Angeles Dodgers (103-59)
St. Louis Cardinals (97-65)
Chicago Cubs (96-66)
New York Yankees (93-69)
Philadelphia Phillies (91-71)
Boston Red Sox (91-71)
:MIA-MLB: Miami Marlins (90-72)
New York Mets (87-75)
Texas Rangers (87-75)
Colorado Rockies (84-78)
Cleveland Indians (84-78)
Seattle Mariners (83-79)
Houston Astros (82-80)
Kansas City Royals (82-80)
San Francisco Giants (78-84)
Baltimore Orioles(76-86)
Cincinnati Reds (75-87)
Minnesota Twins (74-88)
Detroit Tigers (70-92)
Chicago White Sox (68-94)
Pittsburgh Pirates (64-98)
Arizona Diamondbacks (64-98)
Toronto Blue Jays (61-101)
San Diego Padres (59-103)
Los Angeles Angels (58-104)
Atlanta Braves (57-105)
Washington Nationals(50-112)

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2013 ALLSTAR SELECTIONS

The All-Star Week was a couple of weeks ago but here are the 2013 All-Star Teams for FGM.

The Athletics had 7 AS, Brewers and Cubs each had 6 AS, Red Sox and Dodgers had 5 AS, and the Orioles, Yankees, and Rockies each had 4 AS.

National League

Starters
 C: Joe Mauer
 CI: Miguel Cabrera
 CI: David Wright
 MI: Dustin Pedroia
 MI: Troy Tulowitzki
 OF: Mike Trout
 OF: Allen Craig
 OF: Carlos Gonzalez
 UT: Paul Goldschmidt

Pitchers
 SP: Max Scherzer *
 SP: Yu Darvish
 SP: Madison Bumgarner
 SP: James Shields
 SP: Homer Bailey
 SP: Derek Holland
 SP: Jeff Samardzija
 SP: Cole Hamels
 SP: Mike Minor
 SP: Ervin Santana
 SP: Steven Strasburg
 RP: Drew Smyly
 RP: Kenley Jansen
 RP: Garrett Richards
 RP: Justin Wilson
 RP: Greg Holland
 RP: Anthony Swarzak
 RP: Adam Ottavino
 RP: Craig Kimbrel

Reserves
 C: Brian McCann
 C: Wilin Rosario
 CI: Manny Machado
 CI: Freddie Freeman
 CI: Prince Fielder
 MI: Everth Cabrera
 MI: Ian Desmond :MIA-MLB:
 MI: Omar Infante
 OF: Dominic Brown
 OF: Carlos Gomez
 OF: Jay Bruce
 UT: Alex Gordon

American League

Starters
 C: Buster Poser
 CI: Chris Davis
 CI: Joey Votto
 MI: Robinson Cano
 MI: Jason Kipnis
 OF: Shin-Soo Choo
 OF: Ben Zobrist
 OF: Michael Cuddyer
 UT: Matt Carpenter

Pitchers
 SP: Adam Wainwright *
 SP: Clayton Kershaw
 SP: Matt Harvey
 SP: Felix Hernandez
 SP: Cliff Lee
 SP: Justin Masterson
 SP: Chris Sale
 SP: Patrick Corbin
 SP: Jordan Zimmerman
 SP: Hisashi Iwakuma
 SP: Mat Latos
 RP: Trevor Rosenthal
 RP: Mark Melancon
 RP: Jason Grilli
 RP: Brett Cecil
 RP: Koji Uehara
 RP: Tom Gorzelanny
 RP: Steve Delabar
 RP: John Axford

Reserves
 C: Josh Donaldson
 C: Carlos Santana
 CI: Kyle Seager
 CI: Evan Longoria
 CI: Adrian Beltre
 MI: Jean Segura
 MI: Jhonny Peralta
 MI: Howie Kendrick
 OF: Andrew McCutchen
 OF: Jacoby Ellsbury
 OF: Justin Upton
 UT: David Ortiz

* Denotes the starting pitcher for each leagues All-Star Team.

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2012 Season Results

Awards
Moneyball Award: MillerTime, Oakland Athletics
GM of the Year: Jake, Washington Nationals
Most Improved: Jake, Washington Nationals

AL MVP - Andrew McCutchen  - 4388 pts - Athletics
NL MVP - Ryan Braun - 4499 - Brewers
AL CY - Felix Hernandez - 2298 - Yanks
NL CY - James Shields - 2187 - Brewers
AL ROY - Yoenis Cespedes - 2710 - Mariners/Twins - stayed in the AL for the season
NL ROY - Mike Trout - 4391 - Cubs - Could have been MVP, had the team finished higher in the standings

Playoffs
NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers (h4cheng)
NL Central: St. Louis Cardinals (Paul S.)
NL East: Washington Nationals (Jake)
NL Wildcard: Houston Astros (ksquakes) [beat Philadelphia in the NLWC]

AL West: Oakland Athletics (MillerTime)
AL Central: Cleveland Indians (clidwin)
AL East: New York Yankees (OUDAN)
AL Wildcard: Boston Red Sox (nerwffej) [upset Texas in the ALWC]

NLCS: Los Angeles Dodgers over Washington Nationals
ALCS: Oakland Athletics over New York Yankees

World Series: Oakland Athletics over Los Angeles Dodgers

Records (extrapolated and ordered)
Los Angeles Dodgers (100-62)
Oakland Athletics (98-64)
St. Louis Cardinals (98-64)
Texas Rangers (96-66)
New York Yankees (94-68)
Cleveland Indians (93-69)
Washington Nationals (93-69)
Boston Red Sox (91-71)
Philadelphia Phillies (90-72)
Houston Astros (87-75)
Milwaukee Brewers (85-77)
Kansas City Royals (84-78)
Atlanta Braves (84-78)
Pittsburgh Pirates (84-78)
Chicago White Sox (84-78)
Cincinnati Reds (82-80)
Tampa Bay Rays (81-81)
New York Mets (80-82)
Seattle Mariners (77-85)
Chicago Cubs (76-86)
Toronto Blue Jays (75-87)
San Francisco Giants (75-87)
Colorado Rockies (72-90)
:MIA-MLB: Miami Marlins (70-92)
Minnesota Twins (70-92)
Arizona Diamondbacks (69-93)
Detroit Tigers (67-95)
Los Angeles Angels (63-99)
San Diego Padres (60-102)
Baltimore Orioles (52-110)

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2011 Final Standings
1) Los Angeles Dodgers (107-55), NL West, World Series Champs
2) Toronto Blue Jays (97-65), AL Wildcard, AL Champs
3) New York Yankees (100-62), AL East Champs
4) Milwaukee Brewers (102-60), NL Wildcard
5) Philadelphia Phillies (111-51), NL East Champs
6) St. Louis Cardinals (106-56), NL Central Champs
7) Oakland Athletics (103-59), AL West Champs
8) Cleveland Indians (92-70), AL Central Champs
9) Colorado Rockies (96-66), 2nd in NL West
10) Pittsburgh Pirates (95-67), 3rd in NL Central
11) Kansas City Royals (91-71), 2nd in AL Central
12) Texas Rangers (91-71), 2nd in AL West
13) Arizona Diamondbacks (87-75), 3rd in NL West
14) Boston Red Sox (87-75), 3rd in AL East
15) Detroit Tigers (83-79), 3rd in AL Central
16) Atlanta Braves (81-81), 2nd in NL East
17) Florida Marlins (81-81), 3rd in NL East
18) Chicago White Sox (80-82), 4th in AL Central
19) Tampa Bay Rays: (78-84), 4th in AL East
20) Houston Astros (77-85), 4th in NL Central
21) Minnesota Twins (75-87), 5th in AL Central
22) Cincinnati Reds (73-89), 5th in NL Central
23) San Diego Padres (65-97), 4th in NL West
24) San Francisco Giants (65-97), 5th in NL West
25) Los Angeles Angels (65-97), 3rd in AL West
26) Chicago Cubs (63-99), 6th in NL Central
27) Seattle Mariners (63-99), 4th in AL West
28) New York Mets (62-100), 4th in NL East
29) Washington Natioanls (57-105), 5th in NL East
30) Baltimore Orioles (50-112), 5th in AL East.

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2010 ALLSTAR SELECTIONS
All-star break is here, all recent trades have been processed, so we have some all-stars who have recently moved.  Like MLB, the all-star rosters are to be 33 players each (8 more than a regular roster).   

It is clearly evident that there is a lot of talent in the National League.  However, this is fantasy and many of these guys are in the AL in real life, so we will see if the NL can finally win the all-star game this year.

The Brewers had 6 AS, Yankees and Red Sox each had 5 AS, and the Phillies, Indians, and Athletics each had 4 AS.

National League
C Joe Mauer
CI Justin Morneau
CI Albert Pujols
MI Martin Prado
MI Troy Tulowitzki
OF Josh Hamilton
OF Ryan Braun
OF Andrew McCutchen
UT-CI Adrian Gonzalez

SP Ubaldo Jimenez
SP Roy Halladay
SP Adam Wainwright
SP Cliff Lee
SP Ricky Romero
RP Jonathon Broxton
RP Luke Gregerson
RP Tyler Clippard
RP Evan Meek
RP Matt Thornton
RP Heath Bell

C Geovany Soto
OF Jayson Werth
OF Matt Holliday
OF Josh Willingham
OF Matt Kemp
CI-OF Jose Bautista
MI Chase Utley - DL
SP Chris Carpenter
SP Yovani Gallardo
SP Justin Verlander
SP Jered Weaver
SP Mat Latos
SP Roy Oswalt
RP Andrew Bailey

American League
C Brian McCann
CI Miguel Cabrera
CI Kevin Youkilis
MI Robinson Cano
MI Dustin Pedroia
OF Carl Crawford
OF Vernon Wells
OF Shin-Soo Choo
UT-MI Hanley Ramirez

SP Tim Lincecum
SP Felix Hernandez
SP Josh Johnson
SP Francisco Liriano
SP Jon Lester
RP Carlos Marmol
RP Mariano Rivera
RP Rafael Soriano
RP Matt Belise
RP Brad Ziegler
RP Jonathon Papelbon

CI Joey Votto
CI Evan Longoria
CI Mark Teixeira
MI-OF Ben Zobrist
MI Ian Kinsler
OF Andre Ethier
CI-OF Aubrey Huff
OF Ichiro Suzuki
OF David DeJesus
C-CI Victor Martinez - DL
SP C.C. Sabathia
SP Zach Greinke
SP Tim Hudson
RP Francisco Cordero
SP Jake Peavy - DL
RP Joel Zumaya - DL

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Using the official scoring system and what teams the players were with at the end of the season, the following players have won these awards.  Fantasy points are noted in parenthesis.

National League
NL MVP: Albert Pujols (5472)
NL Cy Young: Roy Halladay (2583)
Rookie of the Year: Jason Heyward (3166)

Silver Slugger Team
C: Joe Mauer (3043) / Joe Mauer (562)
CI: Albert Pujols (5472) / Albert Pujols (1275)
CI: Adrian Gonzalez (4238) / Brandon Inge (965)
MI: Rickie Weeks (3779) / Kelly Johnson (899)
MI: Kelly Johnson (3642) / David Eckstein (822)
OF: Jose Bautista (5162) / Jose Bautista (1266)
OF: Carlos Gonzalez (4188) / Brett Gardner (765)
OF: Josh Hamilton (4263) / Juan Pierre (762)

American League
MVP: Joey Votto (5172)
Cy Young: Felix Hernandez (2590)
Rookie of the Year: Gaby Sanchez (2378)

Silver Slugger / Gold Glove Teams
C: Brian McCann (2398) / John Bucks (406)
CI: Joey Votto (5172) / Johhny Peralta (1256)
CI: Miguel Cabrera (4772) / Placido Polanco (1211)
MI: Robinson Cano (4431) /  Robinson Cano (1275)
MI: Dan Uggla (3632) / Brandon Phillips (1115)
OF: Shin-Soo Choo (3754) / Ben Zobrist (1429)
OF: Aubrey Huff (4092) / Garrett Jones (963)
OF: Adam Dunn (3722) / Vernon Wells (786)

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2010 Season Results

Awards
Moneyball Award: Oakland Athletics (MillerTime)
GM of the Year: Oakland Athletics
Most Improved: Detroit Tigers (nerwffej)

Playoffs
NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers (mjmezzetti)
NL Central: Milwaukee Brewers (Brewers GM)
NL East: Philadelphia Phillies (sls301)
NL Wildcard: Houston Astros (ksquakes)

AL West: Oakland Athletics
AL Central: Detroit Tigers
AL East: New York Yankees (Corey)
AL Wildcard: Toronto Blue Jays (guak2005)

NLCS: Los Angeles Dodgers over Philadelphia Phillies
ALCS: New York Yankees over Oakland Athletics

World Series: Los Angeles Dodgers over New York Yankees

Records (extrapolated and ordered)
110-52
97-65
96-66
95-67
95-67
93-69
90-72
90-72
89-73
88-74
87-75
86-76
85-77
84-78
83-79
82-80
80-82
79-83
78-84
77-85
76-86
75-87
74-88
73-89
71-91
68-94
64-98
61-101
54-108
50-112

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Using the official scoring system and what teams the players were with at the end of the season, the following players would have won these awards.  Fantasy points are noted in parenthesis.

American League
MVP: Joe Mauer - MIN (4622)
Cy Young: Justin Verlander - DET (2493)
Rookie of the Year: Nolan Reimold - BAL (1926)

Silver Slugger / Gold Glove Teams
C: Joe Mauer - MIN (4055) / Joe Mauer - MIN (566)
CI: Mark Teixeria - NYY (3659) / Chone Figgins - LAA (1020)
CI: Kevin Youkilis - BOS (3395) / Evan Longoria - TB (990)
MI: Ben Zobrist - TB (3363) /  Placido Polanco - DET (1152)
MI: Derek Jeter - NYY (3261) / Aaron Hill - TOR (1132)
OF: Shin-Soo Choo - CLE (3360) / Jason Bay - BOS (821)
OF: Matt Holliday - LAA (3263) / David DeJesus - KC (774)
OF: Adam Lind - TOR (3061) / Vernon Wells - TOR (765)

National League
NL MVP: Albert Pujols (6231)
NL Cy Young: Tim Lincecum (2657)
Rookie of the Year: Chris Coghlan (2902)

Silver Slugger Team
C: Brian McCann - ATL (1840) / Yadier Molina - STL (512)
CI: Albert Pujols - STL (5112) / Albert Pujols - STL (1120)
CI: Prince Fielder - MIL (4462) / Andy LaRoche - PIT (1004)
MI: Hanley Ramirez - FL (3698) / Orlando Hudson - LAD (984)
MI: Chase Utley - PHI (3669) / Chase Utley - PHI (981)
OF: Ryan Braun - MIL (3702) / Daniel Murphy - NYM (808)
OF: Jayson Werth - PHI (3066) / Jeff Francoeur - ATL (792)
OF: Justin Upton - ARZ (2649) / Matt Kemp - LAD (789)

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2009 Season Results

Awards
Moneyball Award: Florida Marlins (JMGC)
GM of the Year: Milwaukee Brewers (Brewers GM)
Most Improved: New York Yankees (jcoombs16)

Playoffs


NL East: Philadelphia Phillies (sls301) beat NL West: Los Angeles Dodgers (mjmezzetti)
NL Central: Milwaukee Brewers beat NL Wildcard: Florida Marlins

AL East: New York Yankees beat AL Central: Minnesota Twins (Twins GM)
AL Wildcard: Boston Red Sox (EK) beat AL West: Los Angeles Angels (lp815)

NLCS: Phillies over Brewers
ALCS: Yankees over Red Sox

World Series: New York Yankees

Records (derived from points)
New York Yankees  (103-59)
Philadelphia Phillies  (101-61)
Boston Red Sox  (99-63)
Florida Marlins  (97-65)
Atlanta Braves  (97-65)
Milwaukee Brewers  (94-68)
Los Angeles Angels  (92-70)
Tampa Bay Rays  (91-71)
Los Angeles Dodgers  (91-71)
Colorado Rockies  (90-72)
St. Louis Cardinals  (88-74)
Arizona Diamondbacks  (84-78)
Oakland Athletics  (81-81)
Minnesota Twins  (81-81)
Seattle Mariners  (80-82)
San Francisco Giants  (80-82)
Cleveland Indians  (79-83)
Toronto Blue Jays  (79-83)
Texas Rangers  (78-84)
Houston Astros  (77-85)
Kansas City Royals  (75-87)
Cincinnati Reds  (75-87)
Chicago Cubs  (73-89)
San Diego Padres  (73-89)
Chicago White Sox  (72-90)
Washington Nationals  (71-91)
Pittsburgh Pirates  (69-93)
Detroit Tigers  (67-95)
Baltimore Orioles  (65-97)
New York Mets  (59-103)