1998 seasonSeason 1 · day 3 of about 162 · about 8 weeks
The 1998 Full 162
- Players
- Schedule
- Sims
- Game-days a day
- 3 (18 games)
- Regular season ends
- by
- Champion crowned
- between and
Times are in your time zone. The league runs on America/Toronto time.
All league facts ↓Day 1
Later ›Today: day 4
Full schedule →Top plays of day 3
- Chris Hoiles hits a grand slam.
- Carl Everett homers — a 2-run shot.
- Jason Giambi homers — a 3-run shot.
- Player of the day: John Olerud (VAN), 0-3, 1 BB
Standings
Full standings →East
- 1Silverton Kestrels18 RF · 11 RA · 2-1 L10L12–1.667—+7
- 2Silverton Badgers22 RF · 24 RA · 2-1 L10L12–2.500½-2
- 3Redcliff Herons12 RF · 13 RA · 1-2 L10W11–2.3331-1
- 4Summit Rangers19 RF · 28 RA · 1-2 L10W11–3.2501½-9
- 5Juniper Cutters17 RF · 15 RA · 1-2 L10L12–2.500½+2
- 6Riverton Ramblers24 RF · 26 RA · 1-2 L10W12–2.500½-2
West
- 1Thornwood Otters24 RF · 17 RA · 2-1 L10L12–1.667½+7
- 2Fairview Ramblers13 RF · 9 RA · 2-1 L10W12–1.667½+4
- 3Maplewood Stags17 RF · 13 RA · 2-1 L10W22–1.667½+4
- 4Northside Vandals19 RF · 16 RA · 2-1 L10L13–1.750—+3
- 5Ironwood Herons13 RF · 17 RA · 1-2 L10L21–2.3331½-4
- 6Maplewood Anchors15 RF · 24 RA · 1-2 L10W11–3.2502-9
Take over a team
Pick a team. It’s yours.
Every team below is run by a CPU manager. Take one over — first place included — and set its lineup from tonight’s games on. Free with an account.
League facts
When it sims
- Sims
- Each sim plays
- 3 game-days
- Game-days a day
- 3 (18 games)
- Games per game-day
- First pitches
- Live games
- Quiet hours
- No first pitch from 1:00 AM to 10:00 AM EDT league time
- If a sim is missed
- League clock
- America/Toronto
| Sim | Game-day windows |
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Times are in your time zone. The league runs on America/Toronto time.
This season
- Phase
- Regular season
- Game-day
- 3 of 162
- Regular season ends
- by
- Playoff game-days left
- 8–13
- Champion crowned
- between and
- Break between seasons
- 3 days
- Next season starts
- between and
- A champion every
The league
- Players
- Run environment
- 1998, as it was played
- Schedule
- Teams
- Regular season
- CPU managers
- Open to take over
- 12 of 12 teams
Playoffs
- Field
- Rounds
- one game, then best of 5, then best of 7
- Byes
- 2: the top 2 seeds skip round one
- Reseeding
- Every round: the best seed left plays the worst
- Tiebreaks
- head-to-head → division record → run differential → coin flip
Rules and rosters
- Designated hitter
- Innings
- 9 scheduled
- Extra innings
- Injuries
- Fatigue
- On. Pitchers tire and need rest.
- Rosters
- 26 active, at least 10 pitchers and 2 catchers
- Injured list
- 3 slots
- Positions
- Anyone can play anywhere, at a penalty
- Trades
- On, commissioner review, deadline after day 120
- Waivers
- Priority by reverse standings
- Between seasons
The 1998 season
All of 1998’s players over a full 162-game schedule, one night at a time. Long enough for a real home run race to build.
The summer of the home run chase: Mark McGwire hit 70 and Sammy Sosa 66, both passing Roger Maris’ 61. Expansion added two clubs that year, and offense was high across both leagues.
Player ratings come from Retrosheet play-by-play. Clubs are shown by the game’s own team names; see credits.
