Friday, July 31, 2015

The 2012 Major League Baseball season began on March 28 with the first of a two game series between the Seattle Mariners and the Oakland Athletics at the Tokyo Dome in Japan.[1] On November 22, 2011, a new contract between Major League Baseball and its players union was ratified, and as a result, an expanded playoff format adding two clubs will be adopted no later than 2013 according to the new Collective Bargaining Agreement.[2] The new format was finalized for the 2012 season on March 2, 2012, and will use the 2–3 game schedule format for the Division Series for the 2012 season only.[3] The restriction against divisional rivals playing against each other in the Division Series round that had existed in previous years was eliminated, as the Baltimore Orioles and New York Yankees squared off in one of the best-of-5 LDS series in the American League. The stateside portion of the regular season started April 4 in Miami with the opening of the new Marlins Park, as the newly renamed Miami Marlins hosted the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals. The regular season ended on Wednesday, October 3.[4] The entire master schedule was released on September 14, 2011.
The Major League Baseball postseason was expanded to include a second wild card team in each league beginning in the 2012 season.[5] The season marked the last for the Houston Astros as a member of the National League. Following the sale to new owner Jim Crane, the Astros agreed to move to the American League effective in the 2013 season, and will be assigned to the American League West, joining their in-state rivals, the Texas Rangers.[6]
The Major League Baseball All-Star Game's 83rd edition was held on July 10 at Kauffman Stadium in Kansas City, Missouri, with the National League winning the All-Star Game for the third consecutive year in an 8–0 shutout of the American League.[7] With the win, the National League champion earned home field advantage for the 2012 World Series, which began on October 24 and ended on October 28 when the San Francisco Giants swept the Detroit Tigers. The Civil Rights Game was held on August 18 at Turner Field, as the Los Angeles Dodgers beat the host Atlanta Braves, 6–2. Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_Major_League_Baseball_season

Final Stats:

Record  Team





98 64 Washington Nationals





97 65 Cincinnati Reds





95 67 New York Yankees





94 68 Oakland Athletics





94 68 San Francisco Giants





94 68 Atlanta Braves





93 69 Texas Rangers





93 69 Baltimore Orioles





90 72 TBR





89 73 LAA





88 74 St. Louis Cardinals





88 74 Detroit Tigers





86 76 LAD





85 77 CHW





83 79 MIL





81 81  ARI





81 81 PHI





79 83 PIT





76 86 SDP





75 87 SEA





74 88 NYM





73 89 TOR





72 90 KCR





69 93 BOS





69 93 MIA





68 94 CLE





66 96 MIN





64 98 COL





61 101 CHC





55 107 HOU













Postseason














WorldSeries (4-0):   San Francisco Giants over Detroit Tigers





ALCS (4-0):   Detroit Tigers over New York Yankees





NLCS (4-3):   San Francisco Giants over St. Louis Cardinals





LDS (3-2):   New York Yankees over Baltimore Orioles





LDS (3-2):   Detroit Tigers over Oakland Athletics





LDS (3-2):   St. Louis Cardinals over Washington Nationals





LDS (3-2):   San Francisco Giants over Cincinnati Reds





WildCardGame (1-0):   Baltimore Orioles over Texas Rangers





WildCardGame (1-0):   St. Louis Cardinals over Atlanta Braves













Most runs scored per game:






5.0 Texas Rangers














Fewest Runs allowed per game:






3.6 Tampa Bay Rays














Most runs scored in a game:






21 on 5/30 by Seattle Mariners














Drafted Players






Rnd OvPck FrRnd RdPck Tm Name Pos Drafted Out of
1 1 FrRnd 1 Astros Carlos Correa (minors) SS Puerto Rico Baseball Academy (Gurabo, PR)
1 2 FrRnd 2 Twins Byron Buxton (minors) OF Appling County HS (Baxley, GA)
1 3 FrRnd 3 Mariners Mike Zunino (minors) C University of Florida (Gainesville, FL)
1 4 FrRnd 4 Orioles Kevin Gausman (minors) RHP Louisiana State University (Baton Rouge, LA)
1 5 FrRnd 5 Royals Kyle Zimmer (minors) RHP University of San Francisco (San Francisco, CA)
1 6 FrRnd 6 Cubs Albert Almora (minors) OF Mater Academy Charter School (Hialeah, FL)
1 7 FrRnd 7 Padres Max Fried (minors) LHP Harvard-Westlake HS (Los Angeles, CA)
1 8 FrRnd 8 Pirates Mark Appel (minors) RHP Stanford University (Palo Alto, CA)
1 9 FrRnd 9 Marlins Andrew Heaney (minors) LHP Oklahoma State University (Stillwater, OK)
1 10 FrRnd 10 Rockies David Dahl (minors) OF Oak Mountain HS (Birmingham, AL)
1 11 FrRnd 11 Athletics Addison Russell (minors) SS Pace HS (Pace, FL)
1 12 FrRnd 12 Mets Gavin Cecchini (minors) SS Alfred M. Barbe HS (Lake Charles, LA)
1 13 FrRnd 13 White Sox Courtney Hawkins (minors) OF Mary Carroll HS (Corpus Christi, TX)
1 14 FrRnd 14 Reds Nick Travieso (minors) RHP Archbishop McCarthy HS (Southwest Ranches, FL)
1 15 FrRnd 15 Indians Tyler Naquin (minors) OF Texas A&M University (College Station, TX)
1 16 FrRnd 16 Nationals Lucas Giolito (minors) RHP Harvard-Westlake HS (Los Angeles, CA)
1 17 FrRnd 17 Blue Jays D.J. Davis (minors) OF Stone County HS (Wiggins, MS)
1 18 FrRnd 18 Dodgers Corey Seager (minors) SS Northwest Cabarrus HS (Concord, NC)
1 19 FrRnd 19 Cardinals via Angels *Michael Wacha (minors) RHP Texas A&M University (College Station, TX)
1 20 FrRnd 20 Giants Chris Stratton (minors) RHP Mississippi State University (Mississippi State, MS)
1 21 FrRnd 21 Braves Lucas Sims (minors) RHP Brookwood HS (Snellville, GA)
1 22 FrRnd 22 Blue Jays *Marcus Stroman (minors) RHP Duke University (Durham, NC)
1 23 FrRnd 23 Cardinals James Ramsey (minors) OF Florida State University (Tallahassee, FL)
1 24 FrRnd 24 Red Sox Deven Marrero (minors) SS Arizona State University (Tempe, AZ)
1 25 FrRnd 25 Rays Richie Shaffer (minors) 3B Clemson University (Clemson, SC)
1 26 FrRnd 26 Diamondbacks Stryker Trahan (minors) C Acadiana HS (Lafayette, LA)
1 27 FrRnd 27 Brewers via Tigers *Clint Coulter (minors) C Union HS (Camas, WA)
1 28 FrRnd 28 Brewers Victor Roache (minors) OF Georgia Southern University (Statesboro, GA)
1 29 FrRnd 29 Rangers Lewis Brinson (minors) OF Coral Springs HS (Coral Springs, FL)
1 30 FrRnd 30 Yankees Ty Hensley (minors) RHP Edmond Santa Fe HS (Edmond, OK)
1s 31 FrRnd 31 Red Sox *Brian Johnson (minors) LHP University of Florida (Gainesville, FL)
1s 32 FrRnd 32 Twins *Jose Berrios (minors) RHP Papa Juan HS (Bayamon, PR)
1s 33 FrRnd 33 Padres *Zach Eflin (minors) RHP Paul J. Hagerty HS (Oviedo, FL)
1s 34 FrRnd 34 Athletics *Daniel Robertson (minors) SS Upland HS (Upland, CA)
1s 35 FrRnd 35 Mets *Kevin Plawecki (minors) C Purdue University (West Lafayette, IN)
1s 36 FrRnd 36 Cardinals *Stephen Piscotty (minors) 3B Stanford University (Palo Alto, CA)
1s 37 FrRnd 37 Red Sox *Pat Light (minors) RHP Monmouth University (West Long Branch, NJ)
1s 38 FrRnd 38 Brewers *Mitch Haniger (minors) OF California Polytechnic State University, San Luis Obispo (San Luis Obispo, CA)
1s 39 FrRnd 39 Rangers *Joey Gallo (minors) 3B Bishop Gorman HS (Las Vegas, NV)
1s 40 FrRnd 40 Phillies *Shane Watson (minors) RHP Lakewood HS (Lakewood, CA)
1s 41 FrRnd 41 Astros *Lance McCullers (minors) RHP Jesuit HS (Tampa, FL)
1s 42 FrRnd 42 Twins *Luke Bard (minors) RHP Georgia Institute of Technology (Atlanta, GA)
1s 43 FrRnd 43 Cubs *Pierce Johnson (minors) RHP Missouri State University (Springfield, MO)
1s 44 FrRnd 44 Padres *Travis Jankowski (minors) OF Stony Brook University (Stony Brook, NY)
1s 45 FrRnd 45 Pirates *Barrett Barnes (minors) OF Texas Tech University (Lubbock, TX)
1s 46 FrRnd 46 Rockies *Eddie Butler (minors) RHP Radford University (Radford, VA)
1s 47 FrRnd 47 Athletics *Matt Olson (minors) 1B Parkview HS (Lilburn, GA)
1s 48 FrRnd 48 White Sox *Keon Barnum (minors) 1B King HS (Tampa, FL)
1s 49 FrRnd 49 Reds *Jesse Winker (minors) RF Olympia HS (Orlando, FL)
1s 50 FrRnd 50 Blue Jays *Matt Smoral (minors) LHP Solon HS (Solon, OH)
1s 51 FrRnd 51 Dodgers *Jesmuel Valentin (minors) SS Puerto Rico Baseball Academy (Gurabo, PR)
1s 52 FrRnd 52 Cardinals *Patrick Wisdom (minors) 3B St. Mary's College of California (Moraga, CA)
1s 53 FrRnd 53 Rangers *Collin Wiles (minors) RHP Blue Valley West HS (Stilwell, KS)
1s 54 FrRnd 54 Phillies *Mitch Gueller (minors) RHP W. F. West HS (Chehalis, WA)
1 55 FrRnd 55 Padres *Walker Weickel (minors) RHP Olympia HS (Orlando, FL)
1s 56 FrRnd 56 Cubs *Paul Blackburn (minors) RHP Heritage HS (Brentwood, CA)
1s 57 FrRnd 57 Reds *Jeff Gelalich (minors) OF University of California, Los Angeles (Los Angeles, CA)
1s 58 FrRnd 58 Blue Jays *Mitch Nay (minors) 3B Hamilton HS (Chandler, AZ)
1s 59 FrRnd 59 Cardinals *Steve Bean (minors) C Rockwall HS (Rockwall, TX)
1s 60 FrRnd 60 Blue Jays *Tyler Gonzales (minors) RHP James Madison HS (San Antonio, TX)

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