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Tribe1450 · 12-29-2020, 06:51 PM

The King is Dead.
Long Live the King (Yankees)

A New Era of Major League Baseball

Set in the winter months following the 1953 Major League Baseball Season when major league owners banded together to complain about their financial situation and the never-ending Yankee dynasty.

At the time the Yankees had won five (5) consecutive World Series Titles and six out of the past seven. It was their sixteenth (16) title overall since 1921. They lost only four (4) World Series during that time, amassing 20 American League Pennants in 33 years. They had never gone more than three (3) years between championships during that time.

** All accounts in this narrative are completely fictional and have been created for entertainment value only. Any use of real names, places, teams, or entities has been done so with great respect for the legacy, history, and real-life accomplishments of each. No part of this post or subsequent posts are real.

12-29-2020, 06:51 PM	#1
Tribe1450 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Mar 2015 Location: Sandusky, Ohio Posts: 152	The King is Dead. Long Live the King (Yankees). The King is Dead. Long Live the King (Yankees) A New Era of Major League Baseball Set in the winter months following the 1953 Major League Baseball Season when major league owners banded together to complain about their financial situation and the never-ending Yankee dynasty. At the time the Yankees had won five (5) consecutive World Series Titles and six out of the past seven. It was their sixteenth (16) title overall since 1921. They lost only four (4) World Series during that time, amassing 20 American League Pennants in 33 years. They had never gone more than three (3) years between championships during that time. ** All accounts in this narrative are completely fictional and have been created for entertainment value only. Any use of real names, places, teams, or entities has been done so with great respect for the legacy, history, and real-life accomplishments of each. No part of this post or subsequent posts are real. Last edited by Tribe1450; 12-29-2020 at 06:59 PM.