Custers Crimson Tide
"Home of the 2000 World Series Champs"

Established 1998 In the League Of Champions
Founded by Dan Bacon (also send trade offers to this address)

 

*1998*
            The first season for the Custers Crimson Tide in the League of Champions. It was a predictable season, The Tide was 64-98 4th in the Division out of 5 teams so at least we got the best of somebody. The only bright side of the season was Drafting 2B Jose Vidro and SS Miguel Tejada. There's really nothing else to say about this season other then it was a building block for years to come for the Crimson Tide Organization. Also it was the first of many meetings between Custers Crimson Tide and the Atlanta Crackers were are the inter-division rivals.

*1999*
            The second season for the Custers Crimson Tide. Trading for 1B Carlos Delgado, OF Magglio Ordonez and C Mike Lieberthal turns out to be key in the upcoming year. Also helping  the Crimson Tide achieve there first Memorable Season. Placing 2nd in the division to rival Atlanta, also going over .500 for the first time at 84-78.

*2000*
            The third season for the Custers Crimson Tide. Drafting 3B Placido Polanco to fill a much need hole, also stealing RP Ray King in the 1st rd. Lifted us to our First Division Win with a record of 92-70.  Also making the playoffs for the first time. Everyone was surprised to see Custer in the playoffs. Especially since the Pitching staff was left by SP Jamey Wright 14-6 and Trading for RP phenomenon Armando Benitez saving 15 games down the stretch. Going down 3-1 to Los Altos Mob in the National League Pennant series. Custers game came back to take the series in 7 games. Then facing the New Jersey Nukes in the World Series Managed by good friend Carlos Garcia. It was sure to be a good series. Custers took 3 of the first 4 games. Behind a hot bat of Carlos Delgado and some momentum carried over from the Pennant Series. The Nukes came back to win games 5 and 6 behind the pitching of Pedro Martinez and the bat of Bernie Williams. Then Custers traveled to New Jersey to face the Nukes for game 7 and the World Series Championship. Custer took a early 3-1 lead and continued the pace to win the game 5-2, clenching the World Series title for the Custers Crimson Tide!

*2001*
            The 4th season for the Custers Crimson Tide. Considering the Schedule Custers Manger Dan Bacon was keeping they conceded the season going 65-97 the worst season since there expansion season in 1998. Bright spots were once again Carlos Delgado, Magglio Ordonez, Jose Vidro and Miguel Tejada.

*2002*
            The 5th season for the Crimson Tide. A suprising year for the Tide, not expected by any to do anything in the league this year. But as most cases we rubbed that in everyones faces and had a exceptional year. Having a 88-74 record and getting 2nd place in our division. Custers had the division lead all the way up to the all-star break and afterwards. But inferior pitching held the Tide from Obtaining their second Division Title. Bright Spots were Carlos Delgado, Miguel Tejada, Alex Sanchez, Kevin Mench, Paul Walker, Jeff D'amico and Armando Benitez.

Season Record Holders

Awards

First Basemen of Custers History

Second Basemen of Custers History

Third Basemen of Custers History

Shortstops of Custers History

Outfielders of Custers History

Bench/Role Players of Custers History

Starting Pitchers of Custers History

Relief Pitchers  of Custers History