JG's IPA 2.0

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Islandian Pro Alliance

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Major League Baseball

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1902 MLB Awards

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1902 IPA Awards

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1903 IPA Hall of Fame

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I hope your players shifting between leagues aren't having their service time reset when they do so. Dog Paulson shouldn't have been able to get a Rookie of the Year Award in MLB if he's played so long in the IPA first, you know, for example. CD out.

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Originally Posted by Clovidequano Dovatha

I hope your players shifting between leagues aren't having their service time reset when they do so. Dog Paulson shouldn't have been able to get a Rookie of the Year Award in MLB if he's played so long in the IPA first, you know, for example. CD out.

They are, but I don't care about that stuff. Didn't Ichiro get Rookie of the Year when he joined the American League in 2001?

Your job is just to propose players and suggest what teams they can be on. I'll do the rest.

I broke up Fort Benton and Blue Lake in the IPA to make things more interesting. The superhuman players are now on new teams. If the Defenders and Blue Caps continue to win, then so be it.

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Here's the 1903 IPA Standings at the All-Star Break.

Fort Benton has been completely broken up, and are really struggling at 36-60, despite currently being on a 4-game winning streak. Crystal Lake has incredibly lost 27 straight games. The RU teams in position to make the playoffs are Far Mountain, Stoner, Glasco and Kilkenny.

Blue Lake is still in the hunt, only three games out of the last playoff spot. The four RU teams in position for the postseason are Fairfax, Hillsboro, Denton City and Bayview.

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On the MLB side of things, the defending World Series champion St. Louis Cardinals are on top of the National League. Defending American League champion Baltimore is struggling at 41-55 and are in 13th place.

The four American League playoff teams, if the season ended now, would be the Chicago White Sox, Boston Red Sox, Kansas City Royals and Hartford Huskies.

The four National League teams in playoff position are the St. Louis Cardinals, San Francisco Giants, Los Angeles Dodgers and Atlanta Braves.

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1903 IPA Final Standings

Ruthlandian Union playoff appearances

Far Mountain Redhawks (1)
1903

Stoner Silver Sox (1)
1903

Beechwood Blues (1)
1903

Glasco Celtics (16)
1879 1880 1883 1884 1885 1886 1887 1888 1889 1890 1891 1896 1897 1898 1900 1903

Tycobbian Union playoff appearances

Fairfax Frogs (2)
1898 1903

Hillsboro Blazers (10)
1890 1891 1892 1893 1898 1899 1900 1901 1902 1903

Bayview Vikings (1)
1903

Denton City Redbirds (13)
1872 1873 1874 1876 1882 1890 1891 1892 1895 1899 1900 1902 1903

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1903 IPA Elite Eight

Ruthlandian Union
Glasco Celtics (115-47) vs. Far Mountain Redhawks (126-36)
Beechwood Blues (116-46) vs. Stoner Silver Sox (126-36)

Tycobbian Union
Denton City Redbirds (107-55) vs. Fairfax Frogs (123-39)
Bayview Vikings (107-55) vs. Hillsboro Blazers (119-43)

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1903 MLB Final Standings

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1903 MLB League Semifinals

American League
Milwaukee Brewers (97-65) vs. Chicago White Sox (116-46)
Kansas City Royals (99-63) vs. Boston Red Sox (104-58)

National League
Los Angeles Dodgers (93-69) vs. St. Louis Cardinals (111-51)
San Francisco Giants (94-68) vs. Atlanta Braves (95-67)

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IPA TU playoff teams

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Seems you still have Tampa Bay as the Devils Rays, jg2977. You may want to change that, of course. Just so you know.

I'll need to see the Cardinals' infield situation, I believe, at a bit of depth, to better tailor Duncan James Freeman's player profile for them, so that he can probably find a place to play on the same field as his older brothers Gordon Clyde and Arthyr Gyolgi. Also, I will certainly need to see the current outfield and pitching situations for the Houston Astros, so that I can tailor Otis Garber's player profile here, if he's going to start his career in MLB instead of the IPA during the 1904 season. If he's going to start in the IPA, though, I'll need to see the same for Kenwood, so that I can do that here instead, in time here somehow.

If you have all Ruthlandian teams in one division, and all Tycobbian teams in another, then you might not want the North designation to be seen any longer in the standings. In that case, you can just put Ruthlandian Union instead of RU North, and Tycobbian Union, where appropriate for each subleague, on the appropriate screen or screens before you start 1904, I think.

The five remaining first-generation players I proposed to you here should all be retiring fairly soon, if they haven't already done so, I think. Think you could give me an update on each of them, whether still active or not here, in the near future, please? Thanks in advance if you do so here, of course. CD out.

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I fixed Tampa and the naming in the standings. I'll be posting the St. Louis team page here here when I get to the MLB playoffs.

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IPA Elite Eight - Game 1

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IPA Elite Eight - Game 1

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Okay, I think Simon Clairborne and Barrett Parverol are both still young enough to perhaps play at least a few more years past 1905 or so. But for the other three, we'll probably need to look closely at each of their main pages to determine whether or not we should retire them before 1906, if they don't automatically retire themselves here, I think, in truth.

As for the Morses, if they start in the IPA, any descendants of Zebulon and Jethro should start on Glasco. If they start in the MLB, we'll have to mutually decide just which MLB team is to be their default starting team, instead. Any Morses who are not descended from either Zebulon or Jethro here, and any Tulachs, however, will definitely have to have their default starting teams decided by us both, in either league, as they're each just about to make their respective debuts, as well, of course.

I'm thinking Abel Morse could possibly start on the Phillies circa 1907, and maybe Timothy Morse could perhaps start on the Orioles in 1913, at this particular point in time, but I haven't decided that yet, for sure. As for Talbot Tulach, he could perhaps start on one of the New York City-area teams in 1920, but not sure yet, to be honest. Just so you know. CD out.