Out of the Doghouse: The Long and Meandering Tale of the Bradford Beagles

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So, who is the active leader in the Moon Shot League in career bases on balls?

• Jim Rice, -, 1678
• Eric Benjamin, BCAT, 1427
• Kaikala Pelekinako, -, 1302
• Alex Sanchez, FPAT, 1284
• Zack Solis, COMA, 1203

So, who is the leader in the Moon Shot League in career doubles?

• Kaikala Pelekinako, -, 921
• Ian Durham, -, 775
• Jordan Gorham, -, 768
• Luis Briones, -, 741
• Chris Wurster, -, 738

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Who holds the single season record in the Moon Shot League for strikeouts?

• Jason Posey, COMA, 368, 1963
• Yuan Le, BEAG, 366, 1959
• Yuan Le, MERM, 363, 1954
• Yuan Le, BEAG, 358, 1958
• Jason Posey, COGB, 335, 1962

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Which active pitchers are leading the Moon Shot League in career shutouts?

• Liam Bowler, EUGL, 71
• Orlondo Mena, FPPR, 48
• Doug Fuchs, SCSC, 33
• Tommy McAteer, COMA, 29
• Jason Bradshaw, SCSC, 28

All-Time Leader: CJ Freeze, 120

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After much deliberation, I have decided to switch off the fictional FA creation in the MLB for this universe.

While I think things are going swimmingly, I didn't anticipate how ubiquitous these FAs would become, nor the roll-on effect their presence would have. What I wanted was the cream of the MSL crop to creep up into the MLB and vice-versa, along with some of the MLB veterans playing out their career twilight in the MSL.

The fictional FAs seem to be getting in the way of this to a degree, with more MLBers in their prime being moved to the MSL than I want and some odd AI trade behaviour creeping in. So let's see if taking them out of the equation - for a while at first, but if it goes how I hope then permanently - gives us the desired result.

Will report back as things unfold.

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