Can anyone give me past Montreal Expos stats?
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go to baseball-reference.com and you can get stats for any player or any team in major league history.  It's a great site.
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total bases per at bat
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In the AL:\n\nRube Waddell (1) Philadelphia Athletics 07-01-1902 3rd\n \nSloppy Thurston (1) Chicago White Sox 08-22-1923 12th\n \nLefty Grove (1) Philadelphia Athletics 08-23-1928 2nd\n \nLefty Grove (2) Philadelphia Athletics 09-27-1928 7th\n \nBilly Hoeft (1) Detroit Tigers 09-07-1953 7th\n \nJim Bunning (1) Detroit Tigers 08-02-1959 9th\n \nAl Downing (1) New York Yankees 08-11-1967 2nd\n \nNolan Ryan (2 [1 in NL]) California Angels 07-09-1972 2nd\n \nRon Guidry (1) New York Yankees 08-07-1984 9th\n \nJeff Montgomery (1) Kansas City Royals 04-29-1990 8th\n \nPedro Martinez (1) Boston Red Sox 05-18-2002 1st\n \nIn th NL:\n\nName (Quantity) Team Date / Box Inning \nJohn Clarkson (1) Boston Beaneaters 06-04-1889 3rd\n \nPat Ragan (1) Brooklyn Dodgers 10-05-1914 8th\n \nHod Eller (1) Cincinnati Reds 08-21-1917 9th\n \nJoe Oeschger (1) Boston Braves 09-08-1921 4th\n \nDazzy Vance (1) Brooklyn Dodgers 09-14-1924 2rd\n \nSandy Koufax (1) Los Angeles Dodgers 06-30-1962 1st\n \nSandy Koufax (2) Los Angeles Dodgers 04-18-1964 3rd\n \nBob Bruce (1) Houston Colt .45s 04-19-1964 8th\n \nNolan Ryan (1) New York Mets 04-19-1968 3rd\n \nBob Gibson (1) St. Louis Cardinals 05-12-1969 7th\n \nMilt Pappas (1) Chicago Cubs 09-24-1971 4th\n \nLynn McGlothen (1) St. Louis Cardinals 08-19-1975 2nd\n \nBruce Sutter (1) Chicago Cubs 09-08-1977 9th\n \nJeff Robinson (1) Pittsburgh Pirates 09-07-1987 8th\n \nRob Dibble (1) Cincinnati Reds 06-04-1989 8th\n \nAndy Ashby (1) Philadelphia Phillies 06-15-1991 4th\n \nDavid Cone (1) New York Mets 08-30-1991 5th\n \nPete Harnisch (1) Houston Astros 09-06-1991 7th\n \nTrevor Wilson (1) San Francisco Giants 06-07-1992 9th\n \nMel Rojas (1) Montreal Expos 05-11-1994 9th\n \nMike Magnante (1) Houston Astros 08-22-1997 9th\n \nRandy Johnson (1) Arizona Diamondbacks 08-23-2001 6th\n \nJason Isringhausen (1) St. Louis Cardinals 04-13-2002 9th\n \nByung-Hyun Kim (1) Arizona Diamondbacks 05-11-2002 8th\n \nBrian Lawrence (1) San Diego Padres 06-12-2002 3rd\n \nBrandon Backe (1)\n Houston Astros\n 04-15-2004 8th\n \nBen Sheets (1)\n Milwaukee Brewers\n 06-13-2004\n 3rd\n \nLaTroy Hawkins (1)\n Chicago Cubs\n 09-11-2004 9th
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i just want to say you are a good person for liking the tribe! They are gonne be the 06 champs. the martinez you are thiking of is dennis martinez (el presidente) im not sure where he is. but thome is on the rival white sox who arent doing so well this year so far, hershieser is an espn baseball analysis. sandy plays for the rangers i believe and is like 2nd sting. julio franco is with the braves i think and is like the oldest player in the mlb. omar is short stop for the giants and last i saw of mesa he was pitching for phili. hope that helps alittle and GO TRIBE!
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try this one \n\nwww.resnicowschroeder.com/news/baseball_2.html
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I think this is a site where you can match up any team from any era against whoever you want.  The database will produce a boxscore for your game and all the appropriate stats.  Pretty cool actually, but I got bored of it after half an hour or so.  Matched up the 73 Washington Capitals with the 78 Canadiens and got a 23-1 result for the Habs.
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Try finding the answer here.\nhttp://www.baseballlibrary.com/baseballlibrary/features/experts/11_15_00.stm
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Here's the short list with HR's and Hits (active players subject to change of course)\n\nStan Musial 475/3639\nHank Aaron 744/3771\nWillie Mays 660\nCarl Yastrzemski 452/3419\nDave Winfield 465/3110\nEddie Murray 504/3255\nCal Ripken Jr. 431/3184\nRafael Palmeiro 569/3018\n\nNear Misses\nAl Kaline 399/3007\nGeorge Brett 317/3154
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Pitchers  B/T  Ht  Wt  DOB   \n  38 Jeremy Bonderman R/R 6-2 220 10/28/82 \n  49 Jason Grilli R/R 6-5 225 11/11/76 \n  46 Mike Maroth L/L 6-0 190 08/17/77 \n  29 Nate Robertson R/L 6-2 225 09/03/77 \n  56 Fernando Rodney R/R 5-11 220 03/18/77 \n  37 Kenny Rogers L/L 6-1 190 11/10/64 \n  44 Bobby Seay L/L 6-2 235 06/20/78 \n  48 Chris Spurling R/R 6-5 240 06/28/77 \n  53 Jordan Tata R/R 6-6 220 09/20/81 \n  35 Justin Verlander R/R 6-5 200 02/20/83 \n  32 Jamie Walker L/L 6-2 185 07/01/71 \n  54 Joel Zumaya R/R 6-3 210 11/09/84 \n  Catchers B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  7 Ivan Rodriguez R/R 5-9 195 11/30/71 \n  13 Vance Wilson R/R 5-11 215 03/17/73 \n  Infielders B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  9 Carlos Guillen S/R 6-1 215 09/30/75 \n  20 Omar Infante R/R 6-0 180 12/26/81 \n  15 Brandon Inge R/R 5-11 190 05/19/77 \n  14 Placido Polanco R/R 5-10 195 10/10/75 \n  39 Ramon Santiago S/R 5-11 175 08/31/79 \n  26 Chris Shelton R/R 6-0 215 06/26/80 \n  Outfielders B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  28 Curtis Granderson L/R 6-1 185 03/16/81 \n  27 Craig Monroe R/R 6-1 205 02/27/77 \n  30 Magglio Ordonez R/R 6-0 215 01/28/74 \n  33 Marcus Thames R/R 6-2 220 03/06/77 \n  Designated Hitters B/T Ht Wt DOB  \n  25 Dmitri Young S/R 6-2 220 10/11/73
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The members\nPlayer Hits Date of 3000th Teams\nPete Rose 4256 May 5, 1978 Cincinnati Reds, Philadelphia Phillies, Montreal Expos\nTy Cobb 4191 August 19, 1921 Detroit Tigers, Philadelphia Athletics\nHank Aaron 3771 May 17, 1970 Milwaukee/Atlanta Braves, Milwaukee Brewers\nStan Musial 3630 May 13, 1958 St. Louis Cardinals\nTris Speaker 3514 May 17, 1925 Boston Red Sox, Cleveland Indians, Washington Senators, Philadelphia Athletics\nCarl Yastrzemski 3419 September 12, 1979 Boston Red Sox\nCap Anson 3418 July 18, 1897 Rock (Nat. Ass'n), Phi (Nat. Ass'n), Chicago Cubs\nHonus Wagner 3415 June 9, 1914 Louisville Colonels, Pittsburgh Pirates\nPaul Molitor 3319 September 16, 1996 Milwaukee Brewers, Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins\nEddie Collins 3315 June 6, 1925 Philadelphia Athletics, Chicago White Sox\nWillie Mays 3283 July 18, 1970 New York/San Francisco Giants, New York Mets\nEddie Murray 3255 June 30, 1995 Baltimore Orioles, Los Angeles Dodgers, New York Mets, Cleveland Indians, Anaheim Angels\nNap Lajoie 3242 September 27, 1914 Philadelphia Athletics, Cleveland Indians\nCal Ripken, Jr. 3184 April 15, 2000 Baltimore Orioles\nGeorge Brett 3154 September 30, 1992 Kansas City Royals\nPaul Waner 3152 June 19, 1942 Pittsburgh Pirates, Boston Braves, Brooklyn Dodgers, New York Yankees\nRobin Yount 3142 September 9, 1992 Milwaukee Brewers\nTony Gwynn 3141 August 6, 1999 San Diego Padres\nDave Winfield 3110 September 16, 1993 San Diego Padres, New York Yankees, California Angels, Toronto Blue Jays, Minnesota Twins, Cleveland Indians\nRickey Henderson 3055 October 7, 2001 Oakland Athletics, New York Yankees, Toronto Blue Jays, San Diego Padres, Anaheim Angels, New York Mets, Seattle Mariners, Boston Red Sox, Los Angeles Dodgers\nRod Carew 3053 August 4, 1985 Minnesota Twins, California Angels\nLou Brock 3023 August 13, 1979 Chicago Cubs, St. Louis Cardinals\nRafael Palmeiro 3018 July 15, 2005 Chicago Cubs, Texas Rangers, Baltimore Orioles\nWade Boggs 3010 August 7, 1999 Boston Red Sox, New York Yankees, Tampa Bay Devil Rays\nAl Kaline 3007 September 24, 1974 Detroit Tigers\nRoberto Clemente 3000 September 30, 1972 Pittsburgh Pirates
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Check @ Baseball America.com  They might have someone with the records. \n\nThey focus on minor league, collegiate, and high school baseball.
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Mets are #1 in MLB right now. They are the under-dogs this year like the Whitesox were the underdogs last year. I would say that they have a pretty good chance to get 100.
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It's not an official stat anymore.  There will be a stats geek somewhere that keeps it though, Try the hockey news they are usually good at keeping things like that.
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I'm not sure but I can tell you how to figure it out.  Go to the team website and click on the roster link.  A biography should come up, with stats and history.
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There's a very similar statistic to the one you created, called SECA, or Secondary Average. It measures your total bases gained independent of batting average, and the only major difference in the formula from yours is that it uses AB instead of PA. Here's the formula for it: \n\n(TB - H + BB + SB - CS) / AB\n\nThis is in comparison to yours which is this:\n\n(TB + BB + HBP + SB) / PA\n\nThe purpose of these stats is a little different (Yours is supposed to be an end-all stat, while SECA is a way to look at a player's production as well as their ability to get on base, similar to OPS.) The AB/PA difference is fairly large as well, but this just shows that you're not the only one thinking this way, and we could see another transition away from OPS sometime in the future.
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Just go to nhl.com and click on stats. Everything there is for the playoffs.
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Pitching \n         W  L  WP   GP GS   CG Sh SV   IP    BB  SO  ERA  \n        94 46 .671 163 148 107 17 4 1,221.1 441 488 2.24