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FESH'S SWB LINE
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1998-2000, 2005

117 Games Pitched
132.2 Innings Pitched
6 Wins, 6 Losses
3 Saves
88 Walks
97 Strikeouts
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Clemente
Alvarez's Major League Career Stats

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The Fesh Fan Club's 'Left Margin' of
Fame!
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Barry Johnson

1999-2000
87 Games Pitched
217.1 Innings Pitched
13 Wins, 14 Losses
3 Saves
1 Shutout
79 Walks
145 Strikeouts
4.14 ERA
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Lou Lucca

1999
136 Games Pitched
533 At-Bats
143 Hits
61 Runs Scored
70 RBI
33 Doubles
12 Homeruns
4 Stolen Bases
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THE HELL WITH THE UMPS AND HARBOR PARK!
 Barons
lose 3 straight to Tides before bashing them in the series finale. Kent Westling
is on the verge of insanity.
The rookie and wannabe umpires surfaced from the bay at Harbor Park to
officiate this 4-game series between the Tides and the Barons. They blew 2
games, and it looked as if they would blow the finale until the Barons broke
free.
The opener of the series saw former Baron Anthony Shumaker in typical Shu form
-- giving up 7 runs in just under 3 innings. Shane Bowers appeared to be in
control until the 4th inning. That's when Nawfuck erupted for 7 runs off Bowers
and the "Gandhi" act of Thomas Jacquez (or "The Hawk" acc.
to Westling). Jimmy Rollins, who was on fire throughout this series, blasted a
homer in the 9th inning to reduce the deficit to 10-9, but the Barons were
stopped short of victory on this night.
Then came the most ridiculous game this season, and one which nearly sent Kent
Westling to Clarks Summit State Hospital. The Barons and Tides were tied at 2-2
in the bottom of the 5th inning. Timoniel Perez was on 3rd base, and Vance
Wilson was on 1st for Nawfuck with 1 out. The batter, Ryan McGuire, hit a fly
ball to Dave Doster in left field, which was caught for the second out. Perez
tagged up from third base, and apparently scored. Wilson strayed too far from
the bag at first, and the relay throw beat him back and the tag was applied for
the third out. Everyone in the park knew the run should have counted, as Perez
crossed the plate before Wilson was tagged out. However, the home plate umpire
ruled otherwise. Norfolk manager John Gibbons immediately filed a protest, and
indeed, had good reason to. Meanwhile, Reggie Taylor put the Barons ahead 4-2 in
the 6th inning. After the 6th inning, with the score 4-3, the umps halted play
and had at least a 15 minute conference with both managers. Westling was going
insane as this was going on, using every adjective in Roget's Thesaurus to
describe his amazement. The conference ended with the umpires awarding the run
in question some 45 minutes after it actually scored. This took away the Barons'
momentum, and our buddy Fesh would feel the worst of the effects, taking the
loss in the 8th inning as the Barons lost 8-4. The game is under protest by the
Barons now for the ridiculous umpire actions, but it probably won't be upheld.
The third game seemed to be a continuation of the previous night's contest. Evan
Thomas pitched well but once again ended up with the loss. The Barons just
couldn't hit all night, only managing a run in the 9th on a bases-loaded walk.
Reggie Taylor ended the game by leaving the bases loaded when he struck out.
In Sunday night's finale, the Barons looked like they would be the victim of
piss-poor umpiring once again. Dave Doster hit a grounder to second base, and
the throw pulled first baseman Jorge Toca off the bag, but the poor excuse for
an umpire called Doster out. Doster argued, and was immediately ejected.
However, on this night, the Barons would explode for 11 runs off a plethorah of
Nawfuck pitchers. Jimmy Rollins ended the series reaching base 15 times, and has
hit 5 Arkansas Blasts in his last 12 games!! Now, it's on to puny Knights'
Castle to take on Charlotte and to finally finish off the inter-division games
on the road.
Hmm, I was just thinking about something...David Francia is pretty good. As
is Reggie Taylor. Boiled Okra!
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other games past in the 2000 Campaign.
Andre the Giant
BOIOIOOIOING!!!
If heaven is on the way, we need to talk about it! ---- Sack-nut, Shit-can
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YOUR FINAL LINE SCORE
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18 SEASONS
1305 WINS
1268 LOSSES
4 DIVISION CHAMPIONSHIPS
6 PLAYOFF APPEARANCES
0 GOVERNOR'S CUPS
8.5 MILLION FANS
OVER 200 DAYS WELL SPENT
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SWB
HISTORY
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1989 - Inaugural Season
64-79 (.448)
Mgr. Bill Dancy
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1990
68-78 (.466)
Mgr. Bill Dancy
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1991
65-78 (.455)
Mgr. Bill Dancy

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1992
84-58 (.592)
IL East Division Champions
Mgr. Lee Elia

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1993
62-80 (.437)
Mgr. George Culver

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1994
62-80 (.437)
Mgr. Mike Quade
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1995
70-72 (.493)
Mgr. Mike Quade

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1996
70-72 (.493)
Mgrs. Butch Hobson & Ramon Aviles

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1997
66-76 (.465)
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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1998
65-75 (.472)
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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1999
78-66 (.542)
IL North Division Champions
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2000
85-60 (.586)
IL Wild Card/Runner-Up
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2001
78-64 (.549)
IL Wild Card/Runner-Up
Mgrs. Bombard, Dancy, Long, Martin, et al
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2002
91-53 (.632)
IL North Division Champions
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2003
73-70 (.510)
Mgr. Marc Bombard
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2004
69-73 (.486)
Mgr. Marc Bombard

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2005
69-75
Mgr. Gene Lamont

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2006
84-58
Mgr. John Russell
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