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ZapMast · 08-10-2023, 04:57 AM

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Miami Hurricanes vs. Atlanta Kings: Ain't No Rivalry Quite Like It, Folks

When the Hurricanes and Kings clash, you better buckle up, because there's no love lost here. This ain't just another series; it's a throwdown, a bare-knuckle brawl of baseball. In the recent four-game showdown that kicked off on April 23, 1981, they didn't disappoint.

The Good Ol' Days

Let's get one thing straight: the Miami-Atlanta feud is the stuff of legends. Miami's got a 103-99 edge in the regular season, but don't tell that to Atlanta. Come playoff time, they're the Kings alright, with four wins in six games. Seven runs separate 'em across history, 842 to 835. Seven runs! You can't script this stuff.

A Roller-Coaster Ride? You Bet!

This series? Pure madness, start to finish. Miami thought they had it, shutting out Atlanta 4-0. But the Kings are no pushovers. They smashed Miami 16-6 across two games, including an 11-3 thrashing that had the Hurricanes spinning. Then Miami got their act together, closing it out 7-1. Even-steven, just like it oughta be.

More Than a Game

This ain't just about balls and strikes. This is history, drama, a legacy. These boys play for pride, for glory, for a chance to be part of something that'll be talked about long after they're gone. They fight, they scrap, but at the end of the day, they know they're part of a rivalry that's bigger than them.

What's Next?

1981's got a lot left, and you better believe both these teams are hungry. They'll duke it out again, mark my words. They'll give us more games to remember, more moments that'll have us on the edge of our seats. And I'll be right there, watching every pitch, every hit, every play. Because this is the Miami-Atlanta rivalry, and there's nothing quite like it in baseball. Period.

Note about my logo:
The Toledo Wild Cats was one of the original teams in the Action Baseball League at its inception. Toledo, OH, is where I was born. When I decided to move the teams to major cities, The Cats moved to Montreal and became the Montreal Jaguars. I decided to have only US cities in this reimagining of the league, so the Jags moved to Miami and became the Miami Hurricanes.
Atlanta has had heated rivalries with Toledo, Montreal, and now Miami!

This is the Game!

Real. Fictional. ⚾.

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08-10-2023, 04:57 AM	#38
ZapMast Major Leagues Join Date: Apr 2022 Location: Los Angeles, CA Posts: 454	National Baseball Conference Spotlight - Kings vs. Hurricanes Rivalry \| Miami Hurricanes vs. Atlanta Kings: Ain't No Rivalry Quite Like It, Folks When the Hurricanes and Kings clash, you better buckle up, because there's no love lost here. This ain't just another series; it's a throwdown, a bare-knuckle brawl of baseball. In the recent four-game showdown that kicked off on April 23, 1981, they didn't disappoint. The Good Ol' Days Let's get one thing straight: the Miami-Atlanta feud is the stuff of legends. Miami's got a 103-99 edge in the regular season, but don't tell that to Atlanta. Come playoff time, they're the Kings alright, with four wins in six games. Seven runs separate 'em across history, 842 to 835. Seven runs! You can't script this stuff. A Roller-Coaster Ride? You Bet! This series? Pure madness, start to finish. Miami thought they had it, shutting out Atlanta 4-0. But the Kings are no pushovers. They smashed Miami 16-6 across two games, including an 11-3 thrashing that had the Hurricanes spinning. Then Miami got their act together, closing it out 7-1. Even-steven, just like it oughta be. More Than a Game This ain't just about balls and strikes. This is history, drama, a legacy. These boys play for pride, for glory, for a chance to be part of something that'll be talked about long after they're gone. They fight, they scrap, but at the end of the day, they know they're part of a rivalry that's bigger than them. What's Next? 1981's got a lot left, and you better believe both these teams are hungry. They'll duke it out again, mark my words. They'll give us more games to remember, more moments that'll have us on the edge of our seats. And I'll be right there, watching every pitch, every hit, every play. Because this is the Miami-Atlanta rivalry, and there's nothing quite like it in baseball. Period. Note about my logo: The Toledo Wild Cats was one of the original teams in the Action Baseball League at its inception. Toledo, OH, is where I was born. When I decided to move the teams to major cities, The Cats moved to Montreal and became the Montreal Jaguars. I decided to have only US cities in this reimagining of the league, so the Jags moved to Miami and became the Miami Hurricanes. Atlanta has had heated rivalries with Toledo, Montreal, and now Miami! This is the Game! Real. Fictional. ⚾. ================================================== ================================================== ========== ABL on StatsPlus \| ABL on OOTP \| ABL History \| ABL (prime) the old thread \| ABL Stat of the day \| ABL Vision \| ABL Real Time Sim Last edited by ZapMast; 10-23-2023 at 05:57 PM.