WhatIf Baseball Tournament

Yeah, I didn't think of it at the time....that will also factor in for the 27 Yankees so, please, uh, um, factor that in

2007 Colorado Rockies vs 1998 Atlanta Braves

Game 1:

The series opened with a dominating performance by the Braves who scored seven runs in the first five innings then tacked on two in the seventh and seven more in the eighth for a huge win. Michael Tucker and Andruw Jones both homered and drove in four runs while Andres Galarraga and Chipper Jones also cleared the wall. On the mound, Greg Maddux commanded the game throwing 8.2 innings scattering nine hits and surrendered only three runs.

Game 2:

Atlanta won their second game at home behind Chipper Jones who homered and drove in three while Tom Glavine threw eight inings of two-run ball with six strikeouts to stymie the Rockies.

Game 3:

John Smoltz pitched seven innings allowing six hits, three runs, and striking out 12 before departing with a 7-3 lead. Colorado managed three runs in the eighth to make it close, but Kerry Lightenberg closed the door in the ninth. Andruw Jones hit a solo homer for the racially insensitive Braves who also got a homer and three steaks from Keith Lockhart.

Game 4:

Willy Taveras had three hits, one a double, with two RBI to pace a Rockies attack that also got two steaks each from Josh Fogg and Ryan Spilborghs. Fogg also earned the win in the contest pitching five innings and allowing four runs. Denny Neagle was kicked out of the off-day golf foursome after the contest.

Game 5:

A Matt Holliday single in the top of the ninth tied the game at 3-all and sent the two teams into extra innings with the Rockies' season on the line. They battled into the seventeenth when a Garrett Atkins double drove in Willy Taveras then Holliday plated Atkins with a single. Franklin Morales worked a 1-2-3 seventeenth for the save. Holliday was the star of the game for the Rockies finishing 4 for 9 with two ribbies.

Game 6:

The Braves wasted no time putting this series to rest scoring then runs in the first four innings then closing down a Rockies comeback attempt with three more in the seventh and one run in the sixth, eighth, and ninth. Javy Lopez was the catalyst driving in six runs with two home runs, four hits, and five runs scored. He got big help from Michael Tucker who finished 4 for 6 with four ribbies. Tom Glavinw worked six innings for the win.

1993 Chicago White sox vs 2001 Seattle Mariners

Game 1:

John Olerud hit a homer and drove in four runs to stake Seattle to an opening game victory. On the mound, Freddy Garcia pitched seven innings. allowed only five hits and two runs in earning the win.

Game 2:

Jamie Moyer and three relievers combined to slow down the White Sox offense allowing only eight hits and two runs, both charged to Moyer who worked six innings for the win. Kaz Sasaki picked up the save in the ninth spelling Jeff Nelson and Arthur Rhodes. Ichiro Suzuki, Edgar Martinez, Mark McLemore, and Carlos Guillen each drove in a run for the M's.

Game 3:

In their return home, the White Sox found their power as Robin Ventura, Frank Thomas, and Ellis Burks homered to power Chicago to a game three victory. Jack McDowell worked 6.1 innings before Jeff Schwarz finished off the seventh to pick up the win. Roberto Herndez pitched the ninth to get the save.

Game 4:

Paul Abbott pitched seven innings allowing only four hits and one run to outduel Aaron Bere to give the Mariners a 3-1 series advantage. Ichiro Suzuki had two hits and scored twice while John Olerud notched three hits and a ribbie in the win.

Game 5:

With their season on the line, the White Sox turned to Alex Fernandez who notched a complete game win limiting Seattle to two runs on seven hits with seven strikeouts outpitching Freddy Garcia who went eight innings allowing three runs and six hits. Frank Thomas homered for Chicago.

Game 6:

Back in Chicago, Seattle advanced to the second round behind Jamie Moyer who tossed seven innings of four-hit, three-run ball in picking up the win. Jeff Nelson and Kaz Sasaki, who earned the save, helped close it out. Bret Booner homered in the win with John Olerud leading the way with three hits, two steaks, and a run scored.

Put in the two teams.
Pick the starters.
Play game.
Record stats. (copy and paste)
Close game.
Change starters.
Play game.
Record stats.
Close game.
Change home and away.
Repeat.

TY.  Looking up/figuring out the rotations is an extra step that I didn't think you had to do, as I assumed the site was letting you just set up a series rather than individual games.  Not sure why that question just dawned on me now. 


for your efforts. I have been entertained.

1963 Los Angeles Dodgers vs 1993 San Francisco Giants

Game 1:

A four-run seventh inning extended a 3-2 Dodgers to 7-2 advantage locking up an opening game victory. Tommy Davis led the way with three hits, two home runs, five ribbies, and three runs scored. Sandy Koufax went seven innings striking out ten and limiting the Giants to two runs.

Game 2:

Trailing 1-0 entering the bottom of the ninth, the Giants got back-to-back singles from Matt Williams and Robbie Thompson before Willie McGee smoked a double to right scoring them both for the walkoff win.

Game 3:

Trevor Wilson worked six innings for the win limiting the Dodgers to six hits and two runs. Royce Clayton notched two hits and two ribbies in support. Willie McGee scored twice.

Game 4:

Up 4-0 entering the fourth, the Dodgers added four to their lead on a sac fly from Frank Howard, a run-scoring single from Ron Fairly, and a two-run moon shot from Willie Davis. Howard led the attack driving in three runs on three hits and scored twice.

Game 5:

Bill Swift won a pitcher's duel against Sandy Koufax by throwing a complete game shutout allowing only four hits and striking out five. Koufax also went the distance bu was touched up by a Robbie Thompson two-run double in the sixth to eat the loss.

Game 6:

Don Drysdale pitched the Dodgers into a seventh game by throwing eight innings of one-run ball before Ron Perranoski took the ball in the ninth for the save. Ron Fairly hit a solo home run for the Dodgers who also got steaks from Willie Davis and Johnny Roseboro.

Game 7:

The Giants put game seven away early scoring five times in the third getting ribbies from Matt Williams, Robbie Thompson, Willie McGee, Royce Clayton, and Darren Lewis. Trevor Wilson pitched five innings for the win before Jeff Brantley and Greg Brummett closed out the contest. Barry Bonds homered and drove in two to head up the Giants attack.