Round Two Wrap UP


Sad face baseball

With the completion of Round Two, everyone has had two chances to qualify for Round Three and join those who finished in the top four positions in their Round One seasons. Sadly, not all of the hitters have made the grade. In fact, of our original 600, 488 will be part of Round Three.

If you have been following along, you already know most of the players who have moved ahead. There are two wild card hitters who are back from the dead; they would have been eliminated but instead, get to advance in order to have eight hitters in each season. They are Tommy Leach with 150 total victories and Ruben Sierra with 148.

Players Eliminated From the Playoff

We say goodbye to seventeen Hall-of-Famers and two of the invitees, Andre “Thunder” Thornton and “Super Joe” Charboneau.

+ = Member of Baseball’s Hall of Fame

Bill Dahlen 147
Jim Gilliam 146
Ron Fairly 145
Cal Ripken Jr.+ 144
Lloyd Waner+ 144
Curt Welch 144
Ron LeFlore 144
Jeff Kent 144
Nellie Fox+ 144
Jack Tobin 143
Ray Durham 143
Jimmy Dykes 143
Cecil Travis 143
Dummy Hoy 142
Bill North 142
Bob Fothergill 142
Lu Blue 141
Tony Womack 141
Luis Polonia 141
Juan Samuel 141
Luis Castillo 140
Tom Goodwin 140
Andres Galarraga 140
Dave Bancroft+ 140
Cecil Fielder 140
Tim Salmon 140
Andre Thornton 139
Robin Ventura 139
Lew Fonseca 139
Buddy Bell 139
Dwight Evans 138
Tino Martinez 138
Michael Young 138
Bibb Falk 138
Doc Cramer 138
Johnny Damon 137
Craig Biggio+ 137
Alfonso Soriano 137
Chicken Wolf 136
Vinny Castilla 136
Duff Cooley 135
Brooks Robinson 135
Harold Baines+ 134
Johnny Hodapp 134
Phil Rizzuto+ 133
Dots Miller 133
Kevin Youkilis 133
Greg Vaughn 133
Larry Bowa 133
Miguel Tejada 132
Johnny Moore 132
Ned Hanlon+ 131
Fred Tenney 131
Jeromy Burnitz 131
Tony Taylor 130
Devon White 130
Carlos Lee 129
Ivan Rodriguez+ 129
B.J. Surhoff 128
Dick Bartell 128
Shano Collins 128
Max Bishop 128
John Ward+ 127
Les Mann 127
Tim Wallach 127
Tommy McCarthy+ 127
Tony Phillips 127
Bobby Wallace+ 127
Rick Ferrell+ 126

Donie Bush 126
Duke Farrell 125
Garret Anderson 125
Jack Glasscock 124
Gary Pettis 124
Aramis Ramirez 124
Bert Campaneris 123
Todd Zeile 123
Willie Randolph 123
Joe Carter 123
Lave Cross 122
Jim Fogarty 121
Joe Charboneau 120
Jose Altuve 120
Rabbit Maranville+ 120
Julio Cruz 120
Lance Parrish 119
Bill Mazeroski+ 118
Kid Gleason 116
Freddie Patek 116
Bill Russell 116
Omar Vizquel 116
Gary Gaetti 116
Tommy Tucker 115
Ray Schalk+ 113
Red Schoendienst+ 113
Arlie Latham 112
Tom Brown 112
Edgar Renteria 111
Jimmy Rollins 111
Bob Boone 107
Fred Pfeffer 105
Orlando Cabrera 105
Frank White 105
Monte Cross 103
Hugh Nicol 103
Marquis Grissom 102
Billy Shindle 102
Tommy Dowd 101
Chris Speier 101
Tommy Corcoran 100
Charlie Comiskey+ 100
Bill Kuehne 94

Tim Bruno

Tim has been a baseball fan for most of his life and has played a great deal of baseball and softball over the years. Although his playing days are long behind him, he remembers back when he was an extremely fast catcher with an extremely bad arm. He has been playing Strat-o-Matic baseball since he was 14. Tim is currently living in southwest France and writes A LOT about coffee at Procaffeination.com. He has also written Procaffeination: A Coffee Lover's Dictionary, which will be available soon. You can find out more about Tim's writing at TimothyBruno.com and if you want to contact him about the tournament, drop him an email at Tim@BaseballsGreatestPlayerPlayoff.com

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