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Quinta · 04-30-2021, 08:10 AM

The big story in Stone 186 generally has become the biggest story in OL play--the story of the "red hot" Red Sox. The league's hottest team (very good June at 19-6 and 19-5 in July!) became the hottest team in OL. The league leading Penguins stayed cool in the summer and did not have any OL July games so gave little chance for the Red Sox to gain ground. There are lots of OL games left on the schedule but the Red Sox will need help to overtake the Penguins. The Baltimore Barons returned to their winning ways as well with the New York Patriots hanging on above .500 play.

In non-OL play the Barons, Red Sox, and Penguins are solid division leaders with Gettysburg a solid wild card. No teams are set to be relegated if the season ended today.

04-30-2021, 08:10 AM	#894
Quinta Minors (Triple A) Join Date: Oct 2020 Posts: 278	Stone 186 The big story in Stone 186 generally has become the biggest story in OL play--the story of the "red hot" Red Sox. The league's hottest team (very good June at 19-6 and 19-5 in July!) became the hottest team in OL. The league leading Penguins stayed cool in the summer and did not have any OL July games so gave little chance for the Red Sox to gain ground. There are lots of OL games left on the schedule but the Red Sox will need help to overtake the Penguins. The Baltimore Barons returned to their winning ways as well with the New York Patriots hanging on above .500 play. In non-OL play the Barons, Red Sox, and Penguins are solid division leaders with Gettysburg a solid wild card. No teams are set to be relegated if the season ended today. Attached Images Last edited by Quinta; 04-30-2021 at 08:11 AM.