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April 2, 2008
Nagasaki Rainmaker Vs St. Louis Cardinals
Maccrash21 vs Kyle Lohse
Nagasaki Rainmakers lineup
Marvin Lesman #7 CF 1-5
Felix Gomez #25 2B 5-5 RBI
Daniel Potter #44 1B 1-5 2 RBI
Adam Morrison #34 3B 2-5 RBI
Babe Ruth #3 RF 2-5 2Rbi
Joey Acaccia #0 SS 1-4
AJ Rogers #24 LF 1-4
Carlos Espinoza #8 C 3-4
Pitcher for Rainmakers
Mac Crash # 21 MLB Debut 0-3

Cardinals Lineup
Adam Kennedy 2B 2-5 K
Skip Schumaker CF 2-3 K
Albert Pujols 1B 2-5 HR (1) 2 RBI
Chris Duncan LF 4-5 2 RBI
Troy Glaus 3B 0-5 3 Ks
Rick Ankiel RF 1-5 3 Ks
Yadier Molina C 1-5 2 Ks
Cesar Izturis SS 1-4 2 Ks
Kyle Lohse P 1-2
Brian Barton PH-CF 1-2 K
Brendan Ryan PH-SS 1-1
Cardinals 0 0 0 0 0 3 2 0 0 5
Rainmakers 3 1 0 0 1 0 0 2 X 7
Hrs STL Pujols (1)
Win Mac Crash 1-0 8 IP 114 pitches 11 Ks 5 R 5 ER
Loss Kyle Lohse 5 IP 66 pitches 11 hits 5 R 5 ER 0-1
Save Omar Fernandez 1 IP 2 Ks

I know this topic is dead but this team has won Three Straight World Series Championships 2009-2011
They have become so great I just high priced players and got rookies to lead the way

Nice job! Maybe time to increase the difficulty? So...in 1-1/2 months, you played 3 seasons? A lot of suiming?

3 seasons in 45 days would mean he played about 1/10 games, assuming he played one each day. Now, if he played two or three each day, he'd play about 1/5 or 1/3. I wouldn't say that's a lot of simming

Swimming between 5-10 games for evey 1 game played is not a lot of simming?

Guess that's a matter of opinion.

Either playing a game per series (every 3rd or 4th game) or a game per starter (every 6th or 7th game) is pretty standard. I wouldn't consider it a lot of simming until you only play one game per month (or less)

The difficult is at all st