The newly-formed New Orleans Vampires stack up very well statistically with
their McCoy Division opponents. Here is a breakdown based on the
statistical averages of the current active roster players for the Outlaws,
Sled Dogs, Royals and Vampires:
Best contact hitting team: The New Orleans Vampires- 60 avg CH
Worst contact hitting team: The Montreal Royals- 49 avg CH
Best power hitting team: The Deadoowd Outlaws- 76 avg PH
Worst power hitting team: The New Orleans Vampires- 59 avg PH
Fastest McCoy team: The New Orleans Vampires- 50 avg SP
Slowest McCoy team: The Montreal Royals- 44 avg SP
Old McCoy position players: The Montreal Royals- 30 avg Age
Youngest McCoy position players: Tie- Edmonton Sled Dogs/New Orleans
Vampires- 26 avg Age
Best fielding McCoy position players: Tie- Edmonton Sled Dogs/Deadwood
Outlaws- 61 avg FA
Worst fielding McCoy position players: The Montreal Royals- 56 avg FA
Best throwing McCoy position players: The Deadwood Outlaws- 62 avg AS
Weakest throwing McCoy position players: The Montreal Royals- 56 avg AS
Most experienced McCoy position players: The Montreal Royals- 11 avg Exp
Least experienced McCoy position players: The New Orleans Vampires- 5 avg
Exp
NOW FOR THE PITCHERS...
Hardest throwing McCoy pitchers: The Deadwood Outalws- 77 avg AS
Weakest throwing McCoy pitchers: The Montreal Royals- 66 avg AS
Longest lasting McCoy pitchers: The New Orleans Vampires- 72 avg EN
Least durable McCoy pitchers: The Deadwood Outlaws- 54 avg EN
Most accurate McCoy pitchers: The Edmonton Sled Dogs- 84 avg CO
Most wild McCoy pitchers: The Deadwood Outlaws- 76 avg CO
Old McCoy pitchers: The Deadwood Outlaws- 31 avg Age
Youngest McCoy pitchers: Tie-Edmonton Sled Dogs/New Orleans Vampires- 28
avg Age
Most experienced McCoy pitchers: The Deadwood Outlaws- 9 avg Exp
Least experienced McCoy pitchers: Tie-Montreal Royals/New Orleans
Vampires- 7 avg Exp
Looking over the statistics, New Orleans Manager Pete Rose stated, "We
stack up pretty damn well. Even better than I thought, offensively. I
never thought we were the best contact hitters and the fastest guys in the
McCoy but, well, we are. It looks Deadwood and Montreal have decided to
live and die by their power. I can live with that. We'll be playing a
more heads-up, strategy-filled type of game plan than they will be.
Baserunning will be key. If we can keep the rest of these guys' hits in
the park we'll be fine. My only real concern for this season is our
fielding and avoiding injuries to the veterans. It ought to be one hell of
a race." Yes indeedy!
