Carolina Copperheads

Carolina Copperheads (CCS)
Stadium: Camden Yards
Conference: Roberto Clemente
Division: Mike Schmidt

Owner: Scott Kenan
USA

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Entered the league : 11/26/2005

Carolina finished first in the Schmidt division in 2007 with best record since 1997 Louisville Mobsquad (Dan Noonan) 102-60

Scott Kenan has built what could be a contending team from the remnants of the former Portland Seas Dogs. Carolina's History has had some CBA moments over 10 seasons. But had never been in the Finals. Could this be the year? carolina started CBA life as Danny Noonan's (no relation to Caddyshack) Louisville Mob Squad. Just wondering if anyone even remembers talking or trading with that guy. Noonan won 102 in that first year drafting to win right away and as a result faded a bit each year as he let his team stagnate into CBA's dark ages year of 2000. With a few poor drafts, and no trades, the Mob Squad became the Mod Squad especially when commisioner Claude LaMarre (HOF) replaced Noonan in favor of a strong Strat-o-matic French Canadian gamer from the QSBL, Pierre Janneau. Janneau a good player had very little to work with. The Lifesavers had former top picks that never made it like Jose Rosado, Damon Buford, George Arias, Bill Pulsipher, mixed with an old team featuring Andre Galarraga, Eric Davis, Chuckt Finley, Lance Johnson, Joe Carter that faded away quick. Poor Janneau won a CBA low 45 games. That 2000 team set several futility records that still stand today. Pierre improved his team to 68 wins the following season which was quite remarkable considering the lack of talent inherited but he grew disenchanted and left CBA to concentrate on his other more succesful strat team in QSBL. At this point In 2002 his replacement Stephane Castilloux also from QSBL (a good league with avid gamers based in Quebec) joined CBA to guide the franchise. As soon as he did he made his legacy in CBA by unintentionally and hilariously renaming the team the Green Bay Roches. Know one to this day knows what a Roche was or is, let alone the startling fact that the decent area around Green Bay has any of them. His team logo is quite the rediculous if not unique. More draft pick busts like Mark Quinn, Kerry Wood, Paul Wilson, Troy O'Leary and others failed to perform. Needless to say this team once again plummeted to the CBA abyss with a 50 win season second worst in CBA history. The Roches crawled behind the CBA baseboards and went into hiding until 2004 when Strat Pal Dan Gural one of CBA's beloved managers took control late in 2003 and made Portland (new name) a winner.

Timeline	Owner/Manager	Location
From 1997-03-01 to 2000-01-30	Dan Noonan	Louisville, Kentucky, USA
From 2000-02-01 to 2002-03-30	Pete Jeanneau	Montréal, Québec, Canada
From 2002-04-01 to 2003-02-14	Stephane Castilloux	Quebec City, Québec, Canada
From 2003-02-16 to 2004-08-15	Jim Correll	Reston, Virginia, USA
From 2004-08-16 to 2005-09-30	Dan Gural	Detroit, Michigan USA
From 2006-03-01 to 0000-00-00	Scott Kenan	Cadoka,Ohio


1997-1998	1999-2000	2001	2002	2003-2005	2006

	WON	LOST	PCT
Overall Record	103	60	.632
Home Record	59	23	.720
Road Record	44	37	.543
Vs. Lefty Starters	25	16	.610
Vs. Righty Starters	78	44	.639
Extra Inning Games	12	6	.667
One Run Games	23	20	.535
Last 10 Games	8	2	.800
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Current 4 Game(s) Winning Streak
Longest Winning Streak: 7 Game(s)
Longest Losing Streak: 5 Game(s)

	TEAM	OPP
Left On Base	1180	1155
DP's Turned	148	159
TP's Turned	0	0
Most Hits	27	18
Least Hits	2	1
Most Runs	23	11
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Total Runs	970	678
Average Runs	5.95	4.16
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HR's At Team	121	101	222
HR's At Opp	127	73	200
Total	248	174

Runs	Games Team Scored This Many	--	Runs	Games Opponents Scored This Many
0	X (2)	--	0	XXXXXXXX (16)
1	XXXX (7)	--	1	XXXXXXXXXX (20)
2	XXXXXXXXXX (19)	--	2	XXXXXXXXXXX (21)
3	XXXXXXXX (15)	--	3	XXXXXXXXXXX (22)
4	XXXXXXXXXXX (22)	--	4	XXXXXXXXX (18)
5	XXXXXXXXXX (20)	--	5	XXXX (7)
6	XXXXXXXXXX (19)	--	6	XXXXXXXX (16)
7	XXXXXXX (14)	--	7	XXXXXXXX (16)
8	XXXXX (10)	--	8	XXXX (8)
9	XXXX (8)	--	9	XXXX (8)
10+	XXXXXXXXXXXXXX (27)	--	10+	XXXX (7)

BAVG	GM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	HB	SH	DP	SB	CS	E
.286	163	5667	970	1618	285	30	248	922	696	1081	44	49	143	142	46	115

PA	HR	HM	RD	IBB	SF	SAC	SAT	SAC%	GS	PINCH	PAB	PH	PHR
6514	248	121	127	46	57	49	64	.766	3	.472	36	17	2

VS. Left-Handed Pitchers						VS. Right-Handed Pitchers
BAVG	SLUG	AB	HR	BB	SO	BAVG	SLUG	AB	HR	BB	SO
.287	.466	1430	54	179	273	.285	.481	4237	194	517	808

OB%	SLUG	SB%	RC	RC/27	TOTAVG	PROD	ISOPW	TB	AB/HR
.365	.478	.755	1004.5	6.24	.847	.842	.192	2707	22.85

Primary Pos			All Pos
PCT	TOT	OUT	PCT	TOT	OUT	ERR	OSB%	OSB	OCS	PB	BADT
.741	811	601	.734	845	620	115	.760	139	44	11	4

ERA	W	L	PCT	G	CG	SH	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO
3.78	103	60	.632	163	26	16	45	1465.7	1456	678	616	174	522	1082

TBF	HRA	HM	RD	IBB	GF	SV	OPP	SAVE%	HIT	BAVG	AB	HIT	HR	SAC
6268	174	101	73	53	137	45	77	.584		.000	0	0	0	0

VS. Left-Handed Batters						VS. Right-Handed Batters
OPPAV	TBF	H	HR	BB	SO	OPPAV	TBF	H	HR	BB	SO
.254	2405	550	56	193	423	.262	3863	906	118	329	659

OPPAV	H/9	BB/9	SO/9	HR/9	RNSUP	IR	ISP	IRS	IRSC%	SO/BB
.259	8.9	3.2	6.6	1.1	5.95	307	178	87	.283	2.10

BAVG	GM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	HB	SH	DP	SB	CS	E
.265	162	5575	854	1477	290	38	180	803	705	1043	57	35	115	120	46	125

OB%	SLUG	SB%	RC	RC/27	TOTAVG	PROD	ISOPW	TB	AB/HR
.351	.427	.723	863.1	5.37	.767	.778	.163	2383	30.97

ERA	W	L	PCT	G	CG	SH	SV	IP	H	R	ER	HR	BB	SO
4.72	83	80	.509	162	18	7	39	1440.7	1486	832	756	203	618	1105

OPPAV	H/9	BB/9	SO/9	HR/9	RNSUP	IR	ISP	IRS	IRSC%	SO/BB
.266	9.3	3.9	6.9	1.3	5.27	317	182	100	.315	1.80

BAVG	GM	AB	R	H	2B	3B	HR	RBI	BB	SO	HB	SH	DP	SB	CS	E
.258	162	5578	752	1439	321	30	156	703	583	1178	63	9	117