SPB-2 1970 Season
Status: Draft in November
SPB-2 1970 Season Status: Draft in November
Standings
Batting Average
Home Runs
ERA
Current League Champion
SPB1-1969 Champion
Steve Lehman
Seattle Totems
Seattle captures its first ever SPB-2 Championship by upsetting a 119-win team in a five game series after losing game one.
SPB-2 League Officers
Commissioner
Mike See
President
Gary Plunkitt
Statistician
John Ungashick
Beat Writer
John Ungashick
SPB-2 News that's fit to print
July 25, 2018
1970 DH and New Divisional Allignment
With the DH coming in 1973, I had asked each of you to submit a preference for DH or no DH.
Below are the results and what will be our new divisions beginning in the 1971 season. Most
of you got your choice, only the two new owners and two of the expansion teams that had to
be placed in the NL, as there was a slight preference for the DH and league I needed to keep
the expansion teams in separate divisions.
I realize that 1971 is two seasons prior to the DH coming, but it will be good to start with
this new structure a bit early and I’ll likely tweak the schedule next year for more divisional
and league play within your league.
Really think these new divisions will be good….Here they are. If you are in the AL, you will
be adding a DH, if in the NL, no DH except for interleague games, which I’ll have more info on
later, as it will be less interleague games than we currently have.
AMERICAN LEAGUE (DH)
East
Joe Dezarlo
John Ungashick
Ron Peterson
John Measor
Steve Brunner
Don Zminda
West
Mike See
Don Rahn
Marc Hollingsworth
Terry Baxter
Dave Lauer
NATIONAL LEAGUE (NO DH)
East
Steve Lehman
Hugh McElaney
Chris Williams
Chris Longo
Sean Comerford
Stan Barkun
West
Gary Plunkitt
Rick Ryan
Steve Ehresman
Rich Applegate
Mike Boling
That NL west Division is gonna have some fun H2H play!
July 24, 2018
1970 disk positional losses
The players listed below have lost positional rating based on SPB Rules that players with over 400 PA and 4 or less appearences at a position will not be rated or be eligible to play at that position during a season. Don Wert 2b Cookie Rojas SS and OF Don Buford 2b and 3b Davey Johnson SS Bob Robertson LF Lou Piniella 1b Ron Fairly LF and CF Coco Laboy 2b Doug Rader 1b Willie Stargell 1b Joe Torre 1b Dick Allen LF Gene Alley 3B Cesar Tovar 3B Gene Michael 2b and 3b Felipe Alou 1b Johnny Bench 3b Tony Taylor SS Don Money SS Deron Johnson 3b Jerry Kenney 2b Graig Nettles LF Ron Santo LF
July 22, 2018
1970 Rookie draft lottery results
Our new system developed my Mr. Turnbull has delivered a bit of a surprise…..
Congratulations to my old friend Mr. Mike Boling, for winning the 1st overall pick of
the 1970 Rookie Draft! If I am correct, I am pretty certain that this might be the
first time EVER that Mike has gotten the top selection!
The top 6 WAR players in in 1971 are ALL great, so gonna be pretty tough to go wrong
with any of them….Sorry Dave, you are just a little snakebit when it comes to getting
the final pick lately in these lotteries : )
All have the final draft order out this weekend. Working on the 1970 Database, once
I get the uncarded players added I’ll send it out to the league…..
1. Mike Boling (KC Barons)
2. Steve Brunner (WW Monarchs)
3. Stan Barkun (Montreal Royals)
4. John Measor (Nanoose Baysox)
5. Don Zminda (LA Angels)
6. Dave Lauer (East Kenosha Lions)
July 22, 2018
Important Announcement prior to start of 1970 season
Before trading gets rolling, I wanted to make you aware of an important decision
that has been made regarding the future of our league.
We have decided to add the Designated Hitter to (1) One league beginning with the
1973 season. Same as in real life.
The rules committee voted 9-1 to adopt this change. Bottom line is that so many
1b/DH types go unused when we don’t have a DH, and so many pitchers that don’t even
hit in real life are getting lots of PA’s, it’s just more realistic to add the DH to
one league. We calculated that over 7,200 PA’s go unused each season, where we don’t
have a DH. It will also give teams more flexibly when they have multiple players who
only play (1) position in a season. Even if you are an NL team, you can use these
player in interleague play.
Here is how it’s going to work
1. Only the AL will have a DH
2. Owners will get to choose what league they want to be in. It will be based on league
seniority, or how long you have had your current team in THIS LEAGUE only (I will be
conducting this soon, so that you can plan accordingly, however, the new league format
will not take affect until the 1973 season. IN FACT, please respond to me privately,
whether you prefer an AL or an NL team……the rules committee already voted, 4 voted to
go DH, 4 No DH and 2 didn’t have a real preference.)
3. With this change, we will attempt to have a bit more unbalanced schedule. We will
still have interleague play, but leagues will play each other more than they do now,
especially within your own division, making these game much more meaningful.
4. During interleague play, the Home team will determine if there is a DH or not.
Anyways. I hope that we all enjoy the welcome change, as this will be the 1st historical
SPB League to install a DH. SO many of us have played through this era already, and this
will make it a little different, and a little more exciting.
July 22, 2018
1969 End of Season reports
With the end of another SPB season, I bring to you the end of season
USE OR LOSE and
OVERUSAGE reports. Enjoy!
July 22, 2018
1969 Champion Crowned!
My heartiest CONGRATULATIONS go out to
Steve Lehman for his 1st EVER SPB-2 WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP! Not only
upsetting a 119 win team in 5 games, but this team had NEVER even had a winning season prior to 1969!
Amazing the patience he showed while building this franchise….now, look out for them for the next 6-7
years too!
Not hard to see the parallels to the real 1969 World Series, except this time, it was not the Mets….it
was Totems upsetting the Mets in 5 games, with the real World Series hero’s from 1968 (Lolich) and 1969
(Koosman) leading the charge.
Great writeups too…..the turning point in the Series was surely Bobby Tolan’s gunning down at the plate
of Gene Alley in the bottom of the 9th inning to preserve a 8-7 win, which could have easily become a Mets
win tying the series at 2-2.
With every Champion, there is always the other side. Tough loss for Don’s amazing Met squad. This was
the best team Don has ever fielded and one most though would take the series. The was Don’s 2nd heartbreak
as well, having lost as well in 1966 to the season. Good News though for Don….his Mets look great again
in 1970, so he will be right in the think of things once again! Congrats on the great season Don!
With all that said, this wraps up another DECADE in SPB-2. It is now on to 1970! I’ll have the use or
lose and penalties, along with draft order and lottery out this weekend, and trading is now officially open.
Goodbye 1960’s. Hello to the SUPER 70’s!!!!
July 11, 2018
Two new managers on board
As we await the results of the 1969 World Series, I wanted to share some exciting new about the upcoming
1970 season.
We will have (2) new managers effective immediately, and I can not be more excited about both of them.
First, Chris Longo will be taking over the former Wabash Rivers franchise formerly owned by Bill Lanke.
Bill has decided to cut back on his SPB Leagues, and I thank him for all of his years as a manager. Chris
is already a manger in several SPB Leagues, as well as other DMB leagues some of you may be in as well.
Chris will be taking over a pretty loaded team (Aaron, Clemente and Kaline) and already has a great plan
for the franchise. Very excited to see what he does with this team. Chris Has decided to rename the team
the Data City Schema Busters, and will remain in Atlanta’s Fulton County Stadium. Welcome Chris!
Next up, Sean Comerford will be taking over the former Steel City Yinzers of Marc Robinson. Sean recently
joined us in SPB-4 as well, and is very excited about joining SPB-2 as well. He also inherits a pretty decent
team, that with the right moves could contend, but also has some possible VERY tempting trade chips should he
wish to go that route (Hondo, Carty, Wynn, etc). Also excited to see what Sean does with this team.
Sean will rename the franchise the Hudson Valley Renegades, and remain in Three Rivers Stadium. Welcome Sean!
This is a very active league from trading, and I think that both of these new managers wont be shy about dipping
their feet pretty quickly into the trade waters.
Please join me in welcoming both to our league. You can read more about both of them on their bio’s on the
SPB website.
July 7, 2018
1969 Comparison of predictions
Thanks as always to John Ungashick for providing his insights into each season then
backing it up with a look back at his predictions compared to actual.
Click HERE
for this seasons version.
June 28, 2018
1969 Final stats posted
The stats and Power Rankings for September 1969 have been posted. Congrats again to the 4 Division Winners (Don Rahn, Terry Baxter, Steve Lehman and Mike See) on
their hard fought titles.
Some notes on your individual champions for 1969
American League
Batting Champ – Frank Robinson (Mets) - .348 (Rod Carew actually batted .400 on the nose with 502 PA’s, but he must of
just miseed the percentage cutoff on DMB)
HR Champ – Reggie Jackson (Hot Rods) - 49
RBI Champ – Frank Robinson (Mets) 155
Stolen Bases – Lou Brock (Fairfax) 45
Wins – Mike Cuellar (Mets) 26 (The Mets had 4 20 game winners, Cuellar, McLain, Perry and Maloney)
ERA- Sam McDowell (Seals) 1.92
Strikeouts – Sam McDowell (Seals) 299
Saves – Tie – Ken Tatum (Hot Rods) and Ron Taylor (Gladiators) 28
National League
Batting Champ – Reggie Smith (Totems) .322
HR Champ – Lee May (Lions) 42
RBI Champ – Sal Bando (Totems) - 128
Stolen Bases – Tommy Harper (Pilots) 57
Wins Jerry Koosman (Totems) 26
ERA- Jerry Koosman (Totems) 1.91
Strikeouts – Ferguson Jenkins (Weasels) 297
Saves – Tie – Hoyt Wilhelm (Rivers) and Ron Perronoski (Bishops) 27
Thanks again to everyone for a very enjoyable 1969 season. Will keep you updated on Divisional Series over the next few weeks. Trading will begin right after the completion of the World Series. Please do not report any trades until then.
October 8, 2017
1969 First round pick thesis- Mike See
SPB-2 Manager Mike See, who held the first overall pick in the 1969 rookie draft, presents this
Masters of SPB
Thesis for his pick of Thurman Munson. Good stuff Mike!
September 6, 2017
Draft date and Protected roster numbers
After tallying the votes, I have determined the SPB-2 Draft date. This was a tough one, because there were managers
who could not make all of the suggested dates. As we always say, the goal is to choose the date that works best for
most managers and the one that the most can attend on in the chatroom. That is what we did here.
That draft date will be Saturday October 7, 2017 at 11am EST (8am PST)
We had 3 managers who could not make the 14th or the 21st, and 1 who could not make the 7th. The 7th was also the most
popular choice of managers as well (though it was close, with many having no preference). Tough choices to make, but
have to go with the date that most can make it.
So now the the draft is set, and with the draft just 5 weeks away, it is time to start getting your rosters in order
for the Rule 5 Draft (formerly the Phase 2 Draft), which per our new rule changes, is now held via email prior to the
Rookie Draft.
Here are the number of players that each team can protect **NOTE: Expansion Teams (Royals, Barons, Bay Sox and Pilots)
players are not eligible to be taken in the Rule 5 in 1969. They will be each selecting 2 players however.
21 Players Protected
East Kenosha Lions
Mulberry Marauders
Evanston Elephants
Seattle Totems
20 Players Protected
Frankfort Fortress
Los Angeles Angels
Wabash Rivers
Portland Beavers
Thud Ridge Wild Weasels
Boise Resolutes
Salzburg Bishops
New York Mets
Fairfax Colts
Winter Harbor Seals
19 Players Protected
South River Gladiators
West Warwick Monarchs
Tippacanoe Voyageurs
Route 66 Hot Rods
Your protected lists are due in ASAP, and the deadline is Thursday (September 14th - So you have 2 weeks to trade). They should be received by me no later than 7:00P.M. EST. At that time, ALL ROSTERS WILL BE FROZEN AND NO TRADES MAY BE MADE UNTIL THE RULE V DRAFT IS COMPLETED.
**IMPORTANT - PLEASE SEND PROTECTED AND UNPROTECTED LISTS IN WRITING, AS WELL AS AN MP FROM THE ATTACHED DATABASE THAT I CAN LOAD THAT HAS YOUR PROTECTED AND UNPROTECTED SET. PLEASE LEAVE UN-CARDED FARMED. THEY ARE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR THE DRAFT BUT I LIKE TO MAKE SURE THAT YOUR TEAMS PROTECTED NUMBER IS CORRECT.
We will start the Rule 5 Draft via email on Saturday September 16.
June 22, 2017
New manager for 1969 Season and two stadium changes
I am pleased to announce that we have filled the league opening created when Mike Cascarano decided to give
up his Boise Resolutes franchise due to other commitments. I thank Mike C. for his time in SPB. I am very happy
to announce that joining SPB-2 will be Veteran SPB Manager Marc Robinson. Marc will be renaming the team The
Steel City Yinzers and moving them into Forbes Field (becoming Three Rivers next season). Please join me in welcoming Marc to SPB-2!
Welcome Marc!!!!!!
The Los Angeles Angels are vacating Oakland Coliseum and moving into Anaheim Stadium leaves the Oakland Coliseum
and San Diego Stadium and your two available parks.
June 22, 2017
1968 Champion Crowned
Congratulations to Mike See and his Route 66 Hot Rods for capturing the 1968 Championship!
What a series the was! Congrats of course the Steve Ehresman on a great series and season. It was hard fought and
played H2H. Could have gone either way.
MVP - Their are Co-MVP's on the 1968 World Series. The first is Jim "Catfish" Hunter, who came up huge twice for
the Hot Rods, winning 2 games, including the critical Game 6, with a microscopic 0.64 ERA.
The other MVP is 3B Ken McMullen. Ken batted .333 for the series, but his HR in Game 2 won the game for the Hot
Rods (and really saved the series), and his double in Game 7 led to him scoring the winning run of the series for
Route 66.
Honorable Mentions - Had the Voyageurs pulled off game 7, no doubt we'd be talking about Bob Gibson as a co-mvp's
(2-0, struck out 9 and didn't give up a run in either of his starts) with Mickey Stanley, who batted .478 in the
series and had like 4 "spectacular catches in CF, likely robbing HR's and extra base hits. Rod Carew led all
hitters with a .480 average and knocked in the game winning RBI in game 7.
That's a wrap on 1968! Onto 1969!!!!
June 13, 2017
1969 League Notes
1) We are now in divisional play. 4 Divisions. This was determined based on the original draw we made 2 years ago.
2) Schedule has been adjusted accordingly to accommodate divisional play and 4 additional teams.
3) The Official DMB 1969 disk had little rhyme or reason for who it gave a rating too for players with 1 appearence
(and those who it didn't) so..........The were about 21 players who were not rated with under 400 PA's, that had an
appearance and putouts/assists. So for those players, I have added rating to them. The only players who are not rated
who played game are players who only played 1 game at a position, and did not make a play. These players were not
rated by the game, and I won't be giving them a rating either.
4) Players with over 400 PA and 4 or less appearances at a position have had that position removed.
If you have any questions about 3 or 4 about player rating, please contact me directly......
5) As something new....if you have a OF who, lets for example only has a rating in RF...but not in LF, but you plan
to use him in LF, please let me know and I will give that player a rating at that other position (the same one). I
will also do it with CF who you want to play LF/RF. I wont do it with LF or RFers to play CF. The game makes
adjustments for doing this as you know, but when playing on the road, the CM wont use a player at a position he's
not rated at, so I will add this for you should you wish.
6) I have updated the Park images to use the Park pics I sent out last season, if you need them again, they are
also attached, just drop them into you "Parks" folder in DMB11 and it will work.
7. I'll be adding the draft module once the WS is completed.
That's all for now. Enjoy and keep those trades coming!
June 11, 2017
1968 Prediction Comparisons
John U. could not have been more spot on with this year's predictions! Thanks for the recap :)
June 11, 2017
1969 Draft Lottery results!
Number was: 2-3-0
Congrats to Trader Rick Ryan for securing the top overall pick in the 1969 Draft!
Mulberry Marauders (Rick Ryan)
East Kenosha Lions (Dave Lauer)
Evanston Elephants (John Ungashick)
Wabash Rivers (Bill Lanke)
June 11, 2017
1968 Usage Reports
Quicker than you can say "Lottery" we bring to you the end of season 1968 Overusage and Use or Lose reports!
June 11, 2017
1968 Septemberstats and Power rankings posted
This 1968 Regular Season is now completed. Thanks to all of you for your timely stats turn-in's! This was just a great season in the year of the pitcher. We have some fantastic pennant races and will now move to our final World Series before we head to 1969 when Divisional Play begins and our 4 new expansion managers join us! The final regular season database and WS Ready database is attached.
American League
The Route 66 Hot Rods of Mike See take 4 of 7 tough games playing H2H with Don Zminda's Angels to take their first pennant since 1965, winning by 6 games over Joe Dezarlo's South River Gladiators.
National League
Steve Ehresman's Tippacanoe Voyageurs claim their first SPB-2 Pennant, winning an incredible 111 Games behind their incredible pitching staff! The defending NL Champion West Warwick Monarchs of Steve Brunner finish a tough luck 2nd, despite their 104 victories, 2nd most in the league.
Your 1968 League Batting Leaders
American League
Batting Average - Matty Alou (Mets) .336
Hits - Lou Brock (Colts) 203
Home Runs - Frank Howard (Resolutes) 42
RBI's - Frank Howard (Resolutes) 106
Stolen Bases - Bert Campaneris (Gladiators) 45
National League
Batting Average - Willie McCovery (Tippacanoe) .316
Hits - Billy Williams (Portland) 175
Home Runs - Ron Santo (West Warwick) 42
RBI's - Ron Santo (West Warwick) 123
Stolen Bases - Tommy McCraw (Evanston) 48
Your 1968 League Pitching Leaders
American League
Wins - Catfish Hunter (Thunder)/Earl Wilson (Seals) 23
ERA - Luis Tiant (Gladiators) 1.49
Strikeouts - Sam McDowell (Seals) 291
Saves - Ron Taylor (Gladiators) 33
Games - Phil Regan (Angles) 63
National League
Wins - Juan Marichal (Tippacanoe) 25
ERA - Bob Gibson (Tippacanoe) 1.53
Strikeouts - Fergie Jenkins (Thud Ridge) 270
Saves - Ted Abernathy (West Warwick) 41
Games -Ted Abernathy (West Warwick) 65
So, we now move on to the 1968 World Series. A great match up between myself and Steve Ehresman. Vegas odds makes have made the Voyageurs a -150 favorite to win, likely due to the incredible pitching of Tippacanoe, but the Hot Rods own Home Field Advantage since our new rule changes for home field don't go into affect until next season, so they are hoping a little home cookin' to start will help.
Since there have already been several trades made for 1969, I will go ahead and say welcome to 1969 a little early and open trading season. Our 4 new expansion teams are now official in the league and may trade as well. Keep in mind that while you can send trades to me for confirmation, that I wont be announcing any trades until the completion of the 1968 World Series.
Thanks to everyone for an outstanding 1968 season!!!
December 21, 2016
1968 pre-season prognosis
SPB-2 beat writer John Ungashick brings to us his fames Pre-Season prognosis for the upcoming 1968 campaign, which is loooked forward to by everyone. Great work as always John!
October 15, 2016
1968 team name change
For the records and archives, the Rossville Hornets (Rick Ryan) have changed their name to the Mulberry Marauders.
October 15, 2016
1968 Draft Roster notes
Click HERE for notes on the latest roster and draft notes as it pertains to this year's 1968 rookie draft.
August 22, 2016
1969 Draft date and Phase 2 cutdown numbers
After voting by our managers, it had been decided that our 1968 rookie draft will be held in Saturday October 29 at 11am EST.
Roster cutdowns will be due back to me by 10/15 at 9pm EST.
For cutdown purposes, here are the number of players each team may protect for the Phase 2:
21 Players - Gladiators, Fortress, Hornets, Angels
20 Players- Totems, Bishops, Beavers, Lions, Elephants, Colts, Rivers, Weasels, Voyageurs, Mets
19 Players- Hot Rods, Resolutes, Monarchs, Seals
Trading is open to ALL players until the final deadline for protected rosters is reached, at which time only protected players and draft picks can be traded until after the Phase 1 and 2 drafts.
July 5, 2016
1968 New Managerial Announcment
I have a wonderful announcement to make today as we celebrate our 240th year of Independence.
I am extremely excited to announce that our good friend, and former long time SPB owner
Don Zminda will be returning to SPB-2, taking over the former Pittsburgh Crawfords franchise
for the 1968 season.
Don will be renaming the franchise the
Los Angeles Angels and moving the team from old Forbes
Field to the west coast to the brand new Oakland Coliseum. This leaves Forbes as the only
available park for 1968 (Metropolitan is going to one of the expansion teams in '69, and San
Diego Stadium will become available as well then).
I am just thrilled to have Don back with us. Most of you already know Don from his past season
with SPB, but also for the wonderful work he has done over the years for Stats Inc, writing for
SABR, and many other great contributions to historical baseball. Don has recently retired from
Stats Inc. and is looking forward to getting back into SPB mode!
In Don's own words.....
"And to quote Michael Jordan, “I’m back!” Looking forward to rejoining the league."
Please join me in giving Don a big WELCOME BACK!!!!!!
July 1, 2016
1968 Lottery Results
It's a crazy night of lottery.....
Number was 5-8-0
Congrats to Rich Applegate and his Portland Beavers on landing the #1 pick!
Here is the official lottery order....
1. Portland Beavers (Rich Applegate) - 67 Wins - (2 Chances)
2. Seattle Totems (Steve Lehman) - 69* Adjusted Wins (1 Chance)
3. Frankfort Fortress (Gary Plunkitt) - 63 Wins (4 Chances)
4. Pittsburgh Crawfords (Jim Wheeler) - 64 Wins (3 Chances)
June 27, 2016
1969 Expansion draft results
Over the past week, myself and our (4) new 1969 Expansion Team owners have been conducting via email the 1969 Expansion Draft. I must say it was one of the most speedy and efficient draft I have ever been a part of. Very smooth. Great work guys! Our new team owners all made astute selections, forming solid teams that are all ready for the 1969 season to begin!
June 18, 2016
Words from New SPB-2 Commissioner
Good afternoon all,
First, thank you to Gary Plunkitt for his kind words and for entrusting me moving
forward as your SPB-2 commissioner. I truly love our family of leagues and honored
to be able to serve in this role of both SPB-X and now SPB-2. I am confident that
most of you will not notice a lot of difference in the way Gary runs the show versus
myself. I have learned much from "The Creator" over these past 18 years I have been
in SPB : ) Gary has led our leagues for a very long time and I am very grateful for
all of the hard work he has done and will continue to do for our leagues. Look forward
to many more years of great fun!Good afternoon all,
Second, Congrats to both Hugh McElaney and "Biker" Steve Brunner on capturing their
respective 1967 Pennants. Both well deserved. Good luck to both of you in what should
be a barn burner of a World Series!Good afternoon all,
As we await the results of the World Series, I would like to announce a managerial
change that is effective immediately for the upcoming 1968 season.
I am pleased to announce that original SPB-2 owner and good freind Mike Cascarano will
be returning to SPB-2 after a long vacation : ) Mike will be taking over the former
Bronx Bombers franchise and will be renaming the team the "Boise Resolutes." For now,
he will remain in Yankee Stadium. Very excited to have Mike back in what is now his
2nd SPB league (he is also in SPB-X).Good afternoon all,
Please welcome Mike back to SPB-2. He will be a great addition to a great group of
managers!
Calendar
@Aug 1, 2018
Trading Opens
Nov, 2018
70 Draft
Power Rankings
2) Hot Rods (2)
3) Wild Weasels (3)
4) Totems (3)
5) Seals (5)
6) Voyageurs (6)
7) Fortress (6)
7) Rivers (8)
9) Bishops (11)
10) Beavers (9)
11) Yinzers (10)
12) Colts (12)
13) Gladiators (13)
14) Pilots (15)
15) Elephants (14)
16) Barons (18)
17) Marauders (16)
18) Monarchs (17)
19) Lions (19)
20) Bay Sox (20)
21) Angels (22)
21) Royals (21)
1967 1st RD draft results
1) Gladiators-T.Seaver
2) Gladiators-J.Bench
3) Hot Rods-R.Jackson
4) Hot Rods-R.Carew
5) Totems-J.Koosman
6) Weasels-G.Nettles
7) Beavers-G.Nolan
8) Crawfords-A.Otis
9) Elephants-J.Rudi
10)Rivers-M.Sanguillen
11)Lions-D.Rader
12)Colts-S.Lyle
13)Hornets-A.Rodriguez
14)Voyageurs-P.Dobson
15)Bishops-M.Torrez
16)Seals-K.Brett
17)Mets-B.Moose
18)Bombers-J.Hardin
Historical Information
| Established: 1992 | |
|---|---|
| Starting Season: | 1944 |
| Seasons: | 24 |
| Games: | 25907 |
| Trades: | 884 |
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