2023 Jackie Robinson Post-1919 Draft

[Elvis P]

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1. There are 26 rounds.
2. You must tag the GM after you.
3. Each GM can make 3 picks per day.
4. Don't mention undrafted players.
5. The Commish has final say in any dispute.
6. Please use control F before you pick to make sure players are undrafted.
7. Players who retired pre-1920 are ineligible and pre-1920 stats don't count.

1. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1968 Bob Gibson, SP
2. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1947 Jackie Robinson, 2B
3. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1999 Pedro Martinez, SP
4. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1941 Ted Williams, OF
5. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1941 Joe DiMaggio, OF
6. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1965 Sandy Koufax, SP
7. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1988 Orel Hershiser, SP
8. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1972 Steve Carlton, SP
9. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 2001 Randy Johnson, SP
10. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1956 Mickey Mantle, OF
11. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1967 Carl Yaz, OF/1B
12. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1995 Greg Maddux, SP
13. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1968 Denny McLain, SP
14. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1976 Joe Morgan, 2B
15. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1966 Frank Robinson, OF/1B
16. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1971 Vida Blue, SP
17. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1948 OF/1B Stan Musial
18. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1961 Roger Maris, OF
19. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 2015 Bryce Harper, DH
20. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1932 Jimmie Foxx, 1B
21. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1955 Willie Mays, DH
22. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1981 Mike Schmidt, 3B
23. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1957 Hank Aaron, DH
24. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1958 Ernie Banks, SS
25. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 2012 Miguel Cabrera, DH
26. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 2004 Ichiro Suzuki, DH
27. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1987 Tony Gwynn, DH
28. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1946 Bob Feller, SP
29. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1974 Mike Marshall, RP
30. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 2003 Eric Gagne, RP
31. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1978 Ron Guidry, SP
32. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1998 Trevor Hoffman, RP
33. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1985 Dwight Gooden, SP
34. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1997 Mike Piazza, C
35. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1986 Roger Clemens, SP
36. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1932 Joe McCarthy, MNGR
37. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1981 Fernandomania!, SP
38. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1982 Robin Yount, DH
39. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1973 Nolan Ryan, SP
40. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1994 Jeff Bagwell, DH
41. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1976 The Bird, SP
42. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1949 Ralph Kiner, DH
43. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 2016 Mike Trout, OF
44. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 2016 Zach Britton, RP
45. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1977 Rod Carew, 1B/2B
46. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1992 Dennis Eckersley RP
47. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1940 Hank Greenberg, 1B/OF
48. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1934 Lou Gehrig, DH
49. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 2014 Clayton Kershaw, SP
50. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 2006 Ryan Howard, DH
51. @Keith Tkachuk - St Louis Cardinals - 1967 Red Schoendienst, MNGR
52. @Dr Pepper - Toronto Blue Jays - 1997 Larry Walker, DH

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[Elvis P]

1968 Bob Gibson, SP
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1.12 ERA, 28 CGs, 13 shutouts, Cy Young, MVP.
WS: 1.67 ERA & 35 strikeouts in 3 starts.

I had a dream last night that 1968 Bob Gibson and I are as cool as @Dr Pepper and that Dr Pepper is not the best ball hockey player in the greater Toronto metropolitan area. Then I woke up and none of those things were true.

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[Dr Pepper]

1947 Jackie Robinson, 2B
NL Rookie of the year

@Keith Tkachuk you change your username and avatar so frequently sometimes it's tough to keep track.

Also I'm most definitely not as cool (or athletic) as hall of famer Bob Gibson ever was. That's a level I know I'll never reach.

 

[Elvis P]

1999 Pedro Martinez, SP
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13.2 K/9, 2.07 ERA, 9 homers in 213 innings, Cy Young. @Dr Pepper

 

[Dr Pepper]

1941 Ted Williams, OF

Last to clear the .400 mark in any given season.

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

@Dr Pepper I changed the rule to 3 picks per day so I can reply to your last pick.

1941 Joe DiMaggio, OF
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56 game hitting streak, .357/.440/.643, MVP

 

[Dr Pepper]

1965 Sandy Koufax, SP

27 complete games, 8 shutouts, 382 Ks, Cy Young, WS MVP

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

1988 Orel Hershiser, SP
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59 consecutive scoreless innings, 2.26 ERA, 15 CGs, 8 shutouts, Cy Young, NLCS and WS MVP. @Dr Pepper

 

[Dr Pepper]

1972 Steve Carlton, SP

First of 4 Cy Youngs that he won, with a sub-2.00 ERA

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

2001 Randy Johnson, SP
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2.49 ERA, 327 strikeouts - 13.4 per 9, Cy Young, WS, WS Co-MVP. @Dr Pepper

 

[Dr Pepper]

1956 Mickey Mantle, OF

MVP year that saw him post the best slugging numbers since my OTHER pick, Teddy Williams back in '41.

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

1967 Carl Yaz, OF/1B
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Triple Crown, MVP, Gold Glove, .326/.418/.622, 44 home runs, 121 RBIs, WS: .400, 3 HRs.

@Dr Pepper

 

[Dr Pepper]

1995 Greg Maddux, SP

1.63 ERA and only 23 walks, for that season's World Series champs. Dominant.

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

1968 Denny McLain, SP
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31-6, 1.96 ERA, 28 CGs, Cy Young @Dr Pepper

 

[Dr Pepper]

1976, Joe Morgan, 2B

MVP-calibre season, with 27 HRs and 60 SBs

Sorry, been a long day. @Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

1966 Frank Robinson, OF/1B, 198 OPS+, MVP @Dr Pepper

 

[Dr Pepper]

1971 Vida Blue, SP

Youngest to ever win a Cy Young (at the time), just 22. Added the MVP for good measure!

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

@Dr Pepper My last pick had a 198 OPS+.

1948 OF/1B Stan Musial
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.376/.450/.702, 18 triples, 39 homers, 200 OPS+, MVP

 

[Dr Pepper]

1961 Roger Maris, OF

61 home runs. Historic!

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

1961 Roger Maris, OF, 61 home runs. Historic! @Keith Tkachuk

@Dr Pepper Agreed, he's 2nd all-time. You may not have heard of this old timer but

2015 Bryce Harper, DH
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.330/.460/.649, 42 HRs, 9.9 WAR, MVP at age 22.

 

[Dr Pepper]

1932 Jimmie Foxx, 1B
HR: 58;
RBI: 169;
AVG: .364;
SLG%: .749;
OPS: 1.218

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

@Dr Pepper I'm surprised this guy lasted this long. I consider him the best all-around player ever.

1955 Willie Mays, DH​

.319/.400/.659 with 13 triples, 51 homers and 24 steals.

 

[Dr Pepper]

1981 Mike Schmidt, 3B
HR: 31;
RBI: 91;
AVG: .316;
SLG%: .644;
OPS: 1.080

Strike-shortened season - those numbers could've been even better!

@Keith Tkachuk

 

[Elvis P]

@Dr Pepper Schmidt is top 25 all-time. Morgan was a great pick by you. This guy is the all-time leader in RBIs and total bases. I consider him the third best position player ever.

1957 Hank Aaron, DH
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.322/.378/.600 with 44 home runs, MVP, WS: .393 with three homers.

 

[Dr Pepper]

1958 Ernie Banks, SS

HR: 47;
RBI: 129;
AVG: .313;
SLG%: .614;
OPS: 1.004

@Keith Tkachuk