superstar baseball 

Updated 6/19/2013

SSB    
18 Draft: 19   9-19
  9-19  9-19
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      Cornwall     DRAFT: Hopewell      Terrace 4

Bill Beckman, SC

2012 Champion

2nd: Harry Flawd, PA

3rd: Terry Coleman, CA

4th: Jack Beckman, MI

5th: Tim Rogers, SC

6th: Roderick Lee, CA
Event History
1991    Mike Ryan      21
1992    John Brandeberry        9
1993    Mike Ellsworth      16
1994    Randy Cox      16
1996    Jon Diminnie      11
1997    Henry Richardson        8
1998    Harry Flawd III        9
1999    Randy Cox     18
2000    Carl Coscia     20
2001    Mike Hazel     24
2002    Ken Samuel     20
2003    Gordon Elgart     18
2004     Chris Palermo     22
2005    Harry Flawd     19
2006     Mark Giddings     36
2007     Harry Flawd     40
2008    Rich Moyer     42
2009     Rich Moyer     52
2010    Rich Moyer     39
2011    Harry Flawd III      39
2012    Bill Beckman     41

Bill Beckman, SC
2013 GM

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Play Ball! ... Faster

This year teams MUST play 6 games per heat. At the end of the heat, the top two teams with the best record will advance to the playoffs.  In heat 2 the top two teams, not already in the playoffs, will advance.  Same for heat 3.  The two teams with the best overall record NOT in the playoffs will advance as Wild Cards.  Teams will be seeded by Heat record (win percentage). If teams are tied in a heat, the team with the most wins becomes the higher seed.  A 8-0 team gets a higher seed than a 6-0 team.  If more than two teams are tied in a Heat, head to head competition will determine advancement. If teams are still tied, overall tournament record will break the tie.

Players should play any opponent at any time.  The only restriction is that you can not play the same opponent more than twice during the entire tournament. Tally sheets will be available at the kiosk.  The score and signature of both Managers should be on each Tally sheet.  Score sheets will also be available at the kiosk, for those who like to keep the inning by inning action. Completed Tally sheets should be turned in to the kiosk before 7 PM each night.

The Playoffs:
The 6 Heat winners and the 2 wildcards will be seeded by overall record.  It is possible for a wildcard team to have a better record than a heat winner. 
First Round (Higher seed is home)  Single elimination
Game 1: #8 will play #1
Game 2: #7 will play #2
Game 3: #6 will play #3
Game 4: #5 will play #4

Second Round (Higher seed is home) Single elimination
Game 5: Winner 8 v 1 plays winner 5 v 4
Game 6: Winner 7 v 2 plays winner 6 v 3

World Series ( best 2 of 3, with the higher seed home in games 1 and 3, if necessary)
Winners of Game 5 & 6 (second round) meet for the Championship.

Laurels will awarded in the following order:
Loser of Game 3: 6th place
Loser of Game 4: 5th place
Loser of Game 6: 4th place
Loser of Game 5: 3rd place
Loser of World Series: 2nd place
Winner of World Series: 1st place

SuperStar Specific Rules

-Please bring your SUPERSTAR BASEBALL special dice with you.  You can “rent” them from the GM for $5 and get your money back when you return the dice.
-Teams should roll for home team. When playing two games, switch home and away.
-No DH will be used
-Pitchers can start every third game. (Three man rotation).  Starting pitchers must sit for the next two games
-Relief pitchers can pitch a maximum of 5 innings per game.  They must sit out the next game after they pitch, regardless of how many innings they pitched.
-TIRE ratings should be checked for starters the inning after they give up a hit or walk. For relief pitchers, check the rating after the first batter faced.
-Injuries are only for the current game.
-Players in Right and Left Field must have a defensive rating as an OF.  The player in Center Field must have a rating as a CF.

Handicapping the Outs

Each team has outs assigned to it.  Those are the number of outs used BEFORE the game starts.  For example—a team has 6 outs and its opponent has 0 outs. The team with six outs “passes” their first inning at bat and their second inning at bat..  If your team has 9 outs and your opponent has 5, then subtract the 5 and your team winds up with 4 outs.  Your first inning is again a “pass”.  You get to bat with 1 out in the second. You should move through your lineup appropriately, so in the second scenario, your #5 hitter would lead off.

 GM      Bill Beckman  [2nd Year]   NA 
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