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Tough-as-nails rotation (still tops in ERA), all of whom were already there, combined with an offense that really has only two above-average producers in good old John Marz, who was already there, and Arnout van der Zanden, who was brought in from the Elks, but had only +0.2 WAR in 2046 (and the Knights sent David Farris in the deal, who had +1.1). The rest of their hitters are average at best - it's mostly pitching.
Major WAR losses for them were free agents Jim Price (3.4; half of which came with the Blue Sox actually), Chris Delagrange (3.2), Glenn Sprague (1.7), and Alex Banderas (1.2); there were numerous other free agents, perhaps totalling another 1.5-2.0 WAR, so about 11 WAR total.
They then traded Blake Sansone (3.1) to the Condors for prospects.
They didn't sign a free agent worth more than +0.4 WAR in 2046 (Ryan Lorensen).
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Portland Raccoons, 97 years of excell-.... of baseball: Furballs here!
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