Joe D and Splendid Splinter as Devil Rays... the 50's
1950 -
Lou Gehrig, the game's greatest player ever somehow effs up my simulator and plays forever! I think he's going for 5,000 hits then he'll stop... hasn't won a championship since he left the Rays.
We go 106-56, modest enough! Dramatically we pull out a game 7 win over Detroit in the ALCS, 9-8 on a Joe Gordon 8th inning Grand Slam. Then to the World Series against (WTF?) the Chicago Cubs!!! And we beat them in 6 games to make it three years running champs!
Williams .293-15-99
DiMaggio .269-19-88
Seven Rings and counting, 0 MVPs between them!!!
Lou Gehrig retires after the 1950 season with 4,990 hits, .325 AVG and 759 HRs with a ridiculous 3,631 RBI... think he makes the HoF still?
1951-
Promising season with hopes of completing our second four-year title run.
We come from 6 back in the last three weeks to win the division by 5 games.
Sweep our way to the World Series, where we meet yup, the Cubs. We win Game 7 by a score of 3-1 DiMaggio is hurt during the World Series.
Williams .312 -22 - 117
DiMaggio .267-11-47 (starting to get injured alot)
1952-
Hot start of 74-11 gets the Rays an early lead they never relinquish finishing 124-38
And we meet up with the Giants where it takes up 7 games to win our fifth straight World Series.
Williams - .318-27-107
DiMaggio .288-23-115
1953-
This might be the best pitching staff yet! And we only go 117-45.
vs. the New York Giants in the World Series, win in 5!
Williams .303- 16-104
DiMaggio .267 - 21 -113
That's TEN and counting!
1954-
111-51, but we lose the ALCS to the White Sox who go on to lose to the Cubs in the World Series in 6.
Williams .263 - 25 -111
DiMaggio .285-34-131
1955-
114-48, meet the Giants in the World Series and take back our crown in 5 games. 11 World Series titles in 16 years!
Williams .304-16-132
DiMaggio .319-25-122
1956-
112-50, and beat the Giants in 5 AGAIN! 12 and counting! You win with pitching!
Williams .287-19- 132
DiMaggio .299-33-167 (as a 41 year old!)
1957-
112-50, swept the New York Giants
Williams - .272-27-106
DiMaggio - .304-16-107
1958 -
112-50, again... beat the Reds 4-1
Williams - .291-25-124
DiMaggio - .309-27-117
1959-
113-49, lost the ALCS to the White Sox! They beat the Reds in the W.S. in 6 games.
Williams - .281 - 24 - 109
DiMaggio - .283- 2- 102
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