2010 Fantasy Camp Leaderboard - Milwaukee Brewers
2010 Fantasy Camp Leaderboard - Milwaukee Brewers
2010 Fantasy Camp Leaderboard - Milwaukee Brewers
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<strong>2010</strong> <strong>Fantasy</strong> <strong>Camp</strong><br />
<strong>Leaderboard</strong><br />
<strong>Fantasy</strong> <strong>Camp</strong> Standings<br />
After 2 games<br />
Tuesday Morning Results<br />
Sweet Lou’s - 7<br />
Aug’s Dawgs - 0<br />
Clamdiggers - 5<br />
M&M’s - 0<br />
Tuesday Afternoon Results<br />
Aug’s Dawgs - 6<br />
Clamdiggers - 3<br />
M&M’s - 1<br />
Sweet Lou’s - 10<br />
W L<br />
Sweet Lou’s 2 0<br />
Clamdiggers 1 1<br />
Fett Dawgies 1 1<br />
M&M’s 0 2<br />
The <strong>Fantasy</strong> <strong>Camp</strong> Newsletter can be<br />
found on the internet.<br />
Go to www.<strong>Brewers</strong>.com<br />
Click on Fans<br />
Then click on <strong>Fantasy</strong> <strong>Camp</strong><br />
On your right you will see the<br />
links for each issue.<br />
Batting Average Leader Board<br />
Wes Matthews - Clamdiggers - .800<br />
Ron Quiñones - Sweet Lou’s - .750<br />
Doug Johnsen - Sweet Lou’s - .667<br />
Dan Lynam - Clamdiggers - .600<br />
Bruce Gilbert - Aug’s Dawgs - .500<br />
Kyle Krueger - Aug’s Dawgs - .500<br />
Matt Varney - Aug’s Dawgs - .500<br />
David Day - Sweet Lou’s - .500<br />
Tim Glosson - Sweet Lou’s - .500<br />
Kevin Justen - Sweet Lou’s - .500<br />
Patrick Delaney - M&M’s - .500<br />
Gary Hummel - M&M’s - .500<br />
Paul Bishop - Aug’s Dawgs - .400<br />
Roland Hernandez - Aug’s Dawgs - .400<br />
John Horvath - Aug’s Dawgs - .400<br />
Jonathon Horvath - Aug’s Dawgs - .400<br />
James Prosser - Aug’s Dawgs - .400<br />
David Maruska - Clamdiggers - .400<br />
Chad Swoboda - Sweet Lou’s - .400<br />
Don Quiñones - Sweet Lou’s - .333<br />
Ron Warmka - M&M’s - .333<br />
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Volume 4, Issue 3<br />
The Official Newspaper of the <strong>2010</strong> <strong>Milwaukee</strong> <strong>Brewers</strong> <strong>Fantasy</strong> <strong>Camp</strong> Wednesday, February 3, <strong>2010</strong><br />
Sweet Lou’s Day One Success<br />
Four teams entered the first day of games hoping to get off to a fast start, and by the end of the day<br />
one team stood alone at the top: Sweet Lou’s with a 2-0 record. The Clamdiggers and Aug’s Dawgs<br />
are in the middle of the pack, both with records of 1-1, while M&M’s bring up the rear without a<br />
victory after day one. Sweet Lou’s, coached by Lou Klimchock and Ed Sedar, scored 17 runs, while<br />
belting out 23 hits in Tuesday’s games. Their 17 runs scored is more than all other teams combined<br />
(15), while only allowing one run. While Wes Matthews (Clamdiggers) tops the leader board with a<br />
.800 batting average, five hitters from Sweet Lou’s have three or more hits and are batting .500 or<br />
above, led by Ron Quiñones and Doug Johnsen who are second and third in batting with a .750<br />
and .667 average, respectively. With Johnsen on the mound, Sweet Lou’s won their first game in<br />
convincing fashion with a 7-0 victory over Aug’s Dawgs. The Dawgs were able to salvage a win in<br />
their afternoon contest over the Clamdiggers, 6-3. M&M’s first day was tough, as they were shut out<br />
by the Clamdiggers 5-0, and almost had the same fate in the afternoon game against Sweet Lou’s<br />
before scraping up one run, What will today bring? The forecast calls for rain, but if it holds off, we’ll<br />
know if Sweet Lou’s was able to stay undefeated and if M&M’s was able to get off the schneid.<br />
Wednesday Morning Games<br />
Team 1 vs Team 3 Field 4<br />
Team 2 vs Team 4 Field 5<br />
Game Day Schedule<br />
Wednesday Afternoon Games<br />
Team 1 vs Team 2 Field 4<br />
Team 3 vs Team 4 Field 5<br />
Team in Bold is Home team. White jerseys. 1st base dugout.
Hall of Fame Comes Knocking For “Rock”<br />
Photo courtesy of SportsPix Photo by Gordon E. Caldwell<br />
Bill and his father, Pete Schroeder Bill, circa 1978<br />
No, Bill didn’t quite make it to Cooperstown, but came pretty close in proximity (318.46 miles to be exact).<br />
Bill, along with nine others, was inducted into the Cape Cod Baseball League (CCBL) Hall of Fame last November.<br />
He spent the 1978 Cape Cod season catching for the Hyannis Mets and left an indelible mark in the<br />
league. Bill ended the season by hitting 15 home runs which set a still standing single-season record for most<br />
by a Mets player and Cape Cod League catcher. He also led the league in RBI (38), which helped him become<br />
the seventh player to lead the CCBL in two of the three Triple Crown categories. During an 18 day span from<br />
July 12-29, Bill had a 14-game hitting streak, where he batted .392, hit seven home runs and drove in 19.<br />
He also earned Player of the Week honors (July 14-20) when he batted .556, slugged five home runs, scored<br />
and drove in nine runs each. Put all those numbers together, and the post-season honors definitely followed.<br />
Bill received the All-League catcher, Outstanding Pro Prospect and Most Valuable Player awards. His hitting<br />
didn’t stop there, as he batted .308 with one homer and seven RBI during the playoffs. In this one magical<br />
season where the Mets went 31-11 and captured the league title, it’s no wonder you also have a player who<br />
was voted as the first-team catcher on the CCBL 1970s All-Decade team.<br />
Also inducted in to the Hall of Fame with Bill, was former <strong>Brewers</strong> outfielder, Greg Vaughn. Vaughn, who<br />
spent two seasons playing for the Cotuit Kettleers, led them to two league championships in 1984 and 1985,<br />
while garnering MVP honors in 1985.<br />
We all knew that Bill was Hall of Fame material in our eyes, but now he has the hardware to prove it.<br />
CONGRATULATIONS, BILL!<br />
A special thank you to James Garner, Director of Public Relations and broadcasting for the CCBL for supplying the stats.<br />
Your <strong>Fantasy</strong> <strong>Camp</strong> Coaches<br />
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17 18<br />
20 21<br />
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33 34<br />
Across<br />
4. Bill's first minor league team was the Butte____<br />
5. Augie's first strikeout was this Yankees 1B<br />
10. Bill's college team<br />
11. Augie's first minor league team was the Danville____<br />
13. Lou's President of this (abbreviated)<br />
14. Augie managed the UWM ____<br />
17. Bill's first television partner<br />
18. Former Blue Jay is Dale's cousin<br />
19. Bill's Cape Cod League team<br />
20. Rick is credited with helping make this headwear<br />
popular<br />
22. Rick's first minor league team was the Reno____<br />
26. Rick's last <strong>Brewers</strong> manager<br />
27. Mike's uniform number with <strong>Brewers</strong><br />
28. Lou's last ML manager<br />
30. Dale was high school All-American in this sport<br />
31. Don played for this team in Japan<br />
32. Played baseball at College of....<br />
33. Moose struck out this HOFer twice in '82 ALCS<br />
34. Rick's partner on Indians TV<br />
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Down<br />
1. Don's current manager of this AAA team<br />
2. Mike's first minor league team was the Salem____<br />
3. Augie's college alma mater<br />
6. Don's first minor league team was the Beloit____<br />
7. Mike went to high school in this state<br />
8. Eddie played for this Appleton minor league team<br />
9. Moose's first and middle name<br />
10. Don's first <strong>Brewers</strong> manager<br />
12. Ed managed this Rookie ball team from 1998-2001<br />
15. HOFer gave up Lou's first ML intentional walk<br />
16. Dale's first minor league team was the Pikeville____<br />
21. Moose's first minor league team was the<br />
Newark____<br />
23. Moose struck out this current <strong>Brewers</strong> coach in '81<br />
ALDS<br />
24. Dale worked under this manager in Boston<br />
25. Lou's first manager in <strong>Milwaukee</strong><br />
29. Mike's last ML team<br />
*Answers to crossword puzzle in Friday’s edition.<br />
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