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saturn2187 · 12-09-2016, 09:06 AM

We are in the middle of the 2021 season. Here are our openings

BOSTON RED SOX (34-31, leading AL in Offense)
The Good: #5 Budget in baseball, some well known players such as Andrew Miller, Xander Bogaerts, Anthony Rizzo, Eric Hosmer.

The Bad: Red Sox haven't had a consistent owner leading to team now having three 1B. Inconsistent ownership has allowed Yankees to build up a strong team. #14 Ranked Farm System

TORONTO BLUE JAYS (27-35)
The Good: #9 Budget, #7 Ranked farm system, including #1 prospect in baseball. Josh Donaldson, Troy Tulowitzki, Garrett Richards, David Dahl.

The Bad: Toronto leadership has been inconsistent, saddling team with a couple less than ideal contracts. Again, their inconsistency has allowed Yankees to dominate division.

LOS ANGELES DODGERS (30-33)
The Good: #1 Budget in the league , three time CLB WS appearances, Zack Greinke, Andrew McCutchen, Julio Urias, Kenley Jansen, Yasiel Puig, Joc Pederson, Michael Brantley, Clayton Kershaw, Corey Seager

The Bad: Large number of high value contracts, #26 Ranked Farm System

COLORADO ROCKIES (43-21)
The Good: Have made last 3 world series, winning 2 of 3. All star roster, including Mike Trout on a long extension. #8 Farm System, #6 Budget in the league

The Bad: None

TAMPA BAY RAYS (29-34)
The Good: Seth Harrison, one of the top young hitters in baseball - put up 6.2 WAR in 2020. You get to build this team from the ground up.

The Bad: #25 Budget, #30 Farm System, Play in same division as Yankees and Red Sox, worst SP ERA in the AL.

These teams all have unique challenges, some harder than others. We welcome players of all talent levels. Dedicated Chat Room for CLB Chat and lots of friendly assistance from league members! Please join only if you can be an active member.

12-09-2016, 09:06 AM	#38
saturn2187 All Star Reserve Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 531	We are in the middle of the 2021 season. Here are our openings BOSTON RED SOX (34-31, leading AL in Offense) The Good: #5 Budget in baseball, some well known players such as Andrew Miller, Xander Bogaerts, Anthony Rizzo, Eric Hosmer. The Bad: Red Sox haven't had a consistent owner leading to team now having three 1B. Inconsistent ownership has allowed Yankees to build up a strong team. #14 Ranked Farm System TORONTO BLUE JAYS (27-35) The Good: #9 Budget, #7 Ranked farm system, including #1 prospect in baseball. Josh Donaldson, Troy Tulowitzki, Garrett Richards, David Dahl. The Bad: Toronto leadership has been inconsistent, saddling team with a couple less than ideal contracts. Again, their inconsistency has allowed Yankees to dominate division. LOS ANGELES DODGERS (30-33) The Good: #1 Budget in the league , three time CLB WS appearances, Zack Greinke, Andrew McCutchen, Julio Urias, Kenley Jansen, Yasiel Puig, Joc Pederson, Michael Brantley, Clayton Kershaw, Corey Seager The Bad: Large number of high value contracts, #26 Ranked Farm System COLORADO ROCKIES (43-21) The Good: Have made last 3 world series, winning 2 of 3. All star roster, including Mike Trout on a long extension. #8 Farm System, #6 Budget in the league The Bad: None TAMPA BAY RAYS (29-34) The Good: Seth Harrison, one of the top young hitters in baseball - put up 6.2 WAR in 2020. You get to build this team from the ground up. The Bad: #25 Budget, #30 Farm System, Play in same division as Yankees and Red Sox, worst SP ERA in the AL. These teams all have unique challenges, some harder than others. We welcome players of all talent levels. Dedicated Chat Room for CLB Chat and lots of friendly assistance from league members! Please join only if you can be an active member. Last edited by saturn2187; 12-09-2016 at 10:41 AM.