Red Light District 2025.3 - Win Big or Lose by 1
Posted: Sun Feb 07, 2016 1:41 pm
Sim # 5 Recap
The Neptunes played 9 games from 11/5/25 - 21/5/25 compiling a record of 5-4. Their season to date record is now 21-19 and they maintain a slim 1.5 game lead over the Brussels Eagles. Pythagorean records show the Neptunes underperforming by 1 game. This sim saw 3 1-run games (2 losses) and two 10-2 wins.
The league as a whole is still close to their pythagorean records with 3 teams even and the rest no more than one game plus or minus. The Belfast Northstars lead in the Eastern Alliance is down to 0.5 games over the London Bishops.
Schedule Highlights
On 11 May, Amsterdam defeated Paris to secure the 3-1 series win.
In the subsequent series agains the Munchen Brauers, the Neptunes lost 2 of 3 despite outscoring their opponent 14-8 over the three games. The Neps lost a nail biter in the first game of the series when Andrew Chesley of AMS and Dominic New of MUN matched zeros for 8 innings. In the bottom of the ninth with Chesley still in, Brauers 1B Santiago Greene hit a ground ball up the middle that Tony Ortiz could not handle. Ortiz is normally a 1B but had moved to second in the 8th inning after Jarrod Barclay pinch hit for regular 2B Javier Ruiz. The next batter C Pedro Martinez doubled in Greene for the walk off win. This loss was heartbreaking, to say the least. Amsterdam got some measure of revenge in the final game of the series when they beat the Brauers 10-2. Ironically, 2B Javier Ruiz hit a home run in that final game.
In what was anticipated to be the toughest series of the year so far against the Belfast Northstars, the Neptunes stepped up to win 3 of 4, with the bats and arms both shining. The series was highlighted by the game on the 18th, in which Amsterdam smacked 4 home runs, one each from Barclay, Marceau Dubois, Manny Silva, and Hippolyte Lecomte.
The sim wrapped up with a 6-9 loss at home against the Rome Raiders in the first game of a quick 2 game set. SP Tim MacPhater took the loss allowing 5 runs in only 4 innings of work.
Top Performers
Marceau Dubois : 30 AB, 9 H, 4 HR, 8 RBI, .300 AVG, 1.150 OPS
Manny Silva : 31 AB, 11 H, 1 HR, 6 RBI, .355 AVG, .960 OPS
Edgardo Jaso : 34 AB, 11 H, 1 HR, 4 RBI, .324 AVG, .940 OPS
Transactions News
Amsterdam signed the following draft picks:
1st Round SP Kirby 'Ice Burn' MacClune
2nd Round SP Karol Rook
Looking Forward
Amsterdam continues their homestand wrapping up the 2 game set vs Rome on 21 May before hosting Brussels for 3 games and London for 4. They then set out on the road for a tough trip playing 10 games in 10 days in Paris, Rome, and Brussels.
The Neptunes played 9 games from 11/5/25 - 21/5/25 compiling a record of 5-4. Their season to date record is now 21-19 and they maintain a slim 1.5 game lead over the Brussels Eagles. Pythagorean records show the Neptunes underperforming by 1 game. This sim saw 3 1-run games (2 losses) and two 10-2 wins.
The league as a whole is still close to their pythagorean records with 3 teams even and the rest no more than one game plus or minus. The Belfast Northstars lead in the Eastern Alliance is down to 0.5 games over the London Bishops.
Schedule Highlights
On 11 May, Amsterdam defeated Paris to secure the 3-1 series win.
In the subsequent series agains the Munchen Brauers, the Neptunes lost 2 of 3 despite outscoring their opponent 14-8 over the three games. The Neps lost a nail biter in the first game of the series when Andrew Chesley of AMS and Dominic New of MUN matched zeros for 8 innings. In the bottom of the ninth with Chesley still in, Brauers 1B Santiago Greene hit a ground ball up the middle that Tony Ortiz could not handle. Ortiz is normally a 1B but had moved to second in the 8th inning after Jarrod Barclay pinch hit for regular 2B Javier Ruiz. The next batter C Pedro Martinez doubled in Greene for the walk off win. This loss was heartbreaking, to say the least. Amsterdam got some measure of revenge in the final game of the series when they beat the Brauers 10-2. Ironically, 2B Javier Ruiz hit a home run in that final game.
In what was anticipated to be the toughest series of the year so far against the Belfast Northstars, the Neptunes stepped up to win 3 of 4, with the bats and arms both shining. The series was highlighted by the game on the 18th, in which Amsterdam smacked 4 home runs, one each from Barclay, Marceau Dubois, Manny Silva, and Hippolyte Lecomte.
The sim wrapped up with a 6-9 loss at home against the Rome Raiders in the first game of a quick 2 game set. SP Tim MacPhater took the loss allowing 5 runs in only 4 innings of work.
Top Performers
Marceau Dubois : 30 AB, 9 H, 4 HR, 8 RBI, .300 AVG, 1.150 OPS
Manny Silva : 31 AB, 11 H, 1 HR, 6 RBI, .355 AVG, .960 OPS
Edgardo Jaso : 34 AB, 11 H, 1 HR, 4 RBI, .324 AVG, .940 OPS
Transactions News
Amsterdam signed the following draft picks:
1st Round SP Kirby 'Ice Burn' MacClune
2nd Round SP Karol Rook
Looking Forward
Amsterdam continues their homestand wrapping up the 2 game set vs Rome on 21 May before hosting Brussels for 3 games and London for 4. They then set out on the road for a tough trip playing 10 games in 10 days in Paris, Rome, and Brussels.