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October/November 2067:
MLB: The regular season ended with a tie-break game in the National League between San Francisco and San Diego for the NL West Division Crown. San Diego earned a bye with a 6-4 victory that improved their record to 82-81 for the season. They have the lowest winning percentage of any Division Winner in the history of the league. Luckily for the Chargers, San Francisco won their wildcard series which made for the lowest combined winning percentage in the second round of the playoffs in the history of the league – they would advance 4-3 after a hard scrabble 7-game series, advancing to the NLCS against the 94-68 St. Louis Rams. Their luck, however, ended there as they were swept by the Rams, who eventually went on to win the World Series over the Carolina Panthers 4-1. This is the Rams 6th World Series win, putting them in a two-way tie with the Portland Timbers for second most World Series banners.

2067 Playoffs:
World Series: St. Louis Rams defeat Carolina Panthers (4-1)
ALCS: Carolina Panthers defeat Portland Timbers (4-3) – 2nd time PDX has lost the ALCS in a row…
NLCS: St. Louis Rams defeat San Diego Chargers (4-0)
WS MVP: C Jeremy Potvin (STL) - .471/.526/.882, 1 HR, 3 RBI (Drafted in the 4th round – pick 80 – in 2063 out of LSU)

2067 AL Boyce Rigg Award (MVP): 2B Rich Hamilton (Golden State Warriors, 26, 143rd overall pick out of Maryland in 2062). The Golden State Warriors star put up a .490 on-base percentage this year, with 179 hits, 20 doubles, no triples, 25 home runs, 83 RBIs and 102 runs scored. His 2067 8.34 WAR is good enough for 7th all-time.

2067 NL Boyce Rigg Award (MVP): CF P.J. Trudell (2-Time Winner, St. Louis Rams, 26, 3rd overall pick out of Binghamton in 2062). The St. Louis right fielder battered the opposition for 169 hits, 19 doubles, no triples, 36 home runs and 92 RBIs, while scoring 102 runs. He hit .290 and posted a .420 on-base percentage.

2067 AL Vic Pacheco Award (Top Pitcher): SP Josiah Weber (4-Time Winner, Toronto Reds BC, 28, 3rd overall pick out of Oklahoma State in 2060). Weber had a marvelous season, going 14-13 with an impressive 2.85 ERA in 33 starts. He struck out 344 in 253 innings and limited opposing batters to a .211 batting average. This was his first season in the American League after spending the last 6 seasons in Phoenix.

2067 NL Vic Pacheco Award (Top Pitcher): SP Samuel Herbert (St. Louis Rams, 27, 2nd overall pick out of Duke (gross) in 2061). Herbert compiled a 17-9 record in 33 starts, tallied 273 strikeouts in 255 innings and recorded a 2.89 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .223 batting average against him.

Shortlist:
SS Derek Jeter Jr. (Pittsburgh Steelers, 29) - .286/.387/.435, 22 HR, 85 RBI in 161 Games with a 3.8 WAR. Hit his third career Grand Slam against the Rams and his 4th career walk-off against the Brooklyn Citizens.

SS Donny Jeter (Orlando City, 29) - .295/.353/.376, 9 HR, 45 RBI in 125 games with a 0.8 WAR. Missed 5 weeks with a sprained thumb.

SS Darryl Jeter (San Diego Chargers (claimed on waivers), 29) – .290/.351/.381, 6 HR, 37 RBI in 95 games with a 0.2 WAR. Hit his 2nd career walk-off (and first in 5 years) versus the Montreal Impact/
RF Dave Winfield (Dallas Cowboys, 30) - .270/.353/.425, 16 HR, 62 RBI in 143 games with a 0.7 WAR. Serviceable.

RF Jules Winfield (St. Louis Rams, 24) – Only played in 4 games for the big club, but he will get a nice piece of jewelry.