Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization

[OrangeP47]

Problem with having too many favorites is sometimes they're pitted against each other, such as Dwellers vs Gunners here.... I'm going to have to find some more reasons to be annoyed at teams soon haha.

Also another thing I picked up from Fallout 3 today, the DC team before the War was apparently called the Congressmen (not the Senators or Nationals), according to one of President Eden's speeches, in case you'd forgotten about that as well. I know I had too.

[StLee]

Originally Posted by OrangeP47

Problem with having too many favorites is sometimes they're pitted against each other, such as Dwellers vs Gunners here.... I'm going to have to find some more reasons to be annoyed at teams soon haha.

Also another thing I picked up from Fallout 3 today, the DC team before the War was apparently called the Congressmen (not the Senators or Nationals), according to one of President Eden's speeches, in case you'd forgotten about that as well. I know I had too.

I don't remember that, but I can edit my history of the MLB up to 2077 based on it.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

11 September 2310

Association Semifinal Round Results

#5 Country Crossing vs #1 Nordhagen Beach

Game 1: Nordhagen Beach 7, County Crossing 1

Association Semifinal Round Game 1 Victory for Nut and Nordhagen Beach

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys started the Association Semifinal Round in style today, downing the visiting County Crossing Bloodbugs at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium by a score of 7-1 to stake an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Party Boys left-hander Beachboy Nut threw 9.0 innings allowing 1 runs.

Nut allowed 1 run on 9 hits over 9 innings for the Party Boys. He walked 0 and struck out 7.

"I take a professional approach to my job," said Nut. "I've been around this game for a while."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium in Winthrop.

Game 2: County Crossing 11, Nordhagen Beach 8

Rooth Blasts Party Boys, Bloodbugs Take Game 2, 11-8

With right fielder Babs Rooth leading the charge, the County Crossing Bloodbugs got a road win over the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys, 11-8, in Game 2 of the Association Semifinal Round today. Rooth went 4-5 with a home run, 2 doubles, and a walk. He scored 3 times and drove in 2 at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium to help County Crossing force a 1-1 tie in the best-of-5 series.

County Crossing relied on the hitting of Jimjames LaFleur to pick up the win. The catcher clubbed a 3-run home run in the top of the first inning to put the Bloodbugs on top, 5-0. For the game, LaFleur had 1 home run and 1 single in 5 at-bats.

"I like our moxie," said Bloodbugs manager Crow Guai.

Game 3 is scheduled for Tuesday at Beantown Brewery Stadium in County Crossing.

Game 3: Nordhagen Beach 10, County Crossing 5

Bloodbugs Hammered by Goodman, Drop Game 3 to Party Boys

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series today, downing the County Crossing Bloodbugs on the road at Beantown Brewery Stadium by a score of 10-5. Party Boys left fielder Young Goodman was 4 for 5 with a home run and 3 singles. He scored 4 times. The win gives the Party Boys a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round.

Nordhagen Beach grabbed control in the top of the sixth. With one out and the bases empty, Maxx Murtagh delivered a solo home run, to make it 6-5 in favor of the Party Boys.

"I just tried to see the ball and put a good swing on it," said Murtagh.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Beantown Brewery Stadium in County Crossing.

Game 4: Nordhagen Beach 6, County Crossing 5

Party Boys Advance to Association Championship Series

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys didn't hold back their excitement after beating the County Crossing Bloodbugs in the Association Semifinal Round tonight.

Members of the team rushed onto the field and celebrated joyously when the victory became official, with a 6-5 win moving the club on to the Association Championship Series, clinching a 3-1 series win in front of the Beantown Brewery Stadium crowd.

"This isn't the big one, but of course we need to get through this before we can win a Sole Survivor Series, so it's an important step," said Jonathan Angelou as he took a break from celebrating. "Our guys are happy and excited to be moving on."

Angelou was named series MVP, as he hit .412 with a .500 on-base percentage. He had 4 home runs, drove in 6 RBI and scored 5 runs.

On the other side of the diamond, there was desolation. Many members of the Bloodbugs sat stone-faced in their dugouts, simply watching Nordhagen Beach celebrate.

The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.



#6 Starlight Killers vs #2 Bunker Hill 75ers

Game 1: Starlight 3, Bunker Hill 2

Killers Edge 75ers 3-2 to Open ASF

The Starlight Killers powered past the hometown Bunker Hill 75ers, 3-2, in the opener of the Association Semifinal Round at Battle of Bunker Hill Memorial Stadium today. Starlight starting pitcher Digger Vadim threw 8.2 innings of 5-hit ball, to lead the charge. The Killers now lead the series 1-0.

Starlight used a well-timed hit by Hurr Lee Reyes to capture the win. The right fielder socked a bases-clearing double in the top of the third inning to put the Killers ahead, 3-0. Though it was his only hit in 4 at-bats, it was important.

"I really like what we did out there today," Reyes said after the game.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Battle of Bunker Hill Memorial Stadium in Boston.

Game 2: Bunker Hill 6, Starlight 3

Raucous Battle of Bunker Hill Memorial Stadium Crowd Propels 75ers to 6-3 Victory; Series Tied at 1

The Bunker Hill 75ers topped the Starlight Killers by the score of 6-3 and moved into a 1-1 tie in the Association Semifinal Round today. The largest share of the credit belongs to Bunker Hill starter Max Thunderdome, who threw 7.0 innings allowing 1 runs in the win.

In the bottom of the first, Bunker Hill shortstop Aaron Squire had a productive at-bat. With runners on 1st and 3rd and one out, Squire stroked a 3-run home run to right. It made the score 3-0, Bunker Hill. For the game, he was 1 for 4 with a home run, while adding 3 RBI and scoring once.

"We'll put this win in our pocket and go after the next one," said Squire.

Game 3 is scheduled for Tuesday at Valentine Detective Agency Field in Lexington.

Game 3: Starlight 10, Bunker Hill 5

Shorthop Blasts 75ers, Killers Take Game 3, 10-5

The Starlight Killers moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series today, downing the visiting Bunker Hill 75ers at Valentine Detective Agency Field by a score of 10-5. Killers shortstop Tib Shorthop did some major damage. He was 1-3 with a home run and 2 walks, while scoring 2 and driving in 3. The win gives the Killers a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round.

Shorthop was 1 for 3 with a home run and 2 walks. He scored 2 times and drove in 3 against the 75ers. In the bottom of the first inning, he drew a walk, driving in 1 run that put Starlight in front, 1-0.

"I just tried to make good contact," said Shorthop.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Valentine Detective Agency Field in Lexington.

Game 4: Starlight 5, Bunker Hill 1

Killers Win Association Semifinal Round

The Starlight Killers are one step closer to winning a Sole Survivor Series, and the season came to a close for the Bunker Hill 75ers.

Starlight won the Association Semifinal Round 3-1, with a 5-1 victory in the deciding game at Valentine Detective Agency Field today.

Starlight second baseman Looter Knol was named the MVP of the series, after hitting .400 with a .571 on-base percentage. He had 1 homers, drove in 3 RBI and scored 4 runs.

"I just hope I can keep it up in the Association Championship Series," he said.

The Starlight Killers don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - County Crossing Bloodbugs series. Nordhagen Beach leads the series 2 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.



#4 Oberland T-51s vs #1 Roxbury Rad Sox

Game 1: Roxbury 6, Oberland 2

Pawlak, Rad Sox Wallop T-51s in Game 1 of ASF

The Roxbury Rad Sox started the Association Semifinal Round in style today, downing the visiting Oberland T-51s at Atomatoys Stadium at Roxbury by a score of 6-2 to grab an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Rad Sox center fielder Ben Pawlak was 4-5 with a home run and 3 singles. He drove in 3 runs and scored once.

The game turned with two out in the bottom of the fourth when Pawlak, who led the SCA in doubles with 43 in 2306, hit a 2-run single. It propelled the Rad Sox into the lead, 4-2.

"We're one game closer to our goal," Roxbury manager Bryan Pingree said later. "It isn't any more complicated than that."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Atomatoys Stadium at Roxbury in Roxbury.

Game 2: Oberland 9, Roxbury 5

Oberland Win to Pull Even With Roxbury

In a crucial game, the Oberland T-51s put on their best show, beating the Roxbury Rad Sox by a final score of 9-5 today. Zaire Inquisitor went 2 for 5 with a home run. He drove in 4 runs and scored once. Oberland and Roxbury are now tied at 1 wins apiece in the best-of-5 affair.

Inquisitor had a clutch at-bat in the top of the ninth for the T-51s. Coming up with runners on 1st and 3rd and Oberland trailing 5-4, he hit a 3-run home run.

"I tried to mix it up, keep them off balance," said Inquisitor.

Game 3 is scheduled for Wednesday at Oberland Stadium in Oberland.

Game 3: Oberland 8, Roxbury 7

Oberland Overcomes 2 HRs from Mour, Tops Roxbury in Extras for 2-1 Series Lead

When the games really matter, the Oberland T-51s put on their best show, beating the Roxbury Rad Sox by a final score of 8-7 today. Ayag Mour went 3 for 5 with 2 home runs, while adding 4 RBI and scoring twice. Oberland now leads Roxbury 2-1 in the best-of-5 affair.

The clutch at-bat came in the bottom of the tenth inning, when Oberland first baseman Chase Doctorman, facing Igor Kelp, had a run-scoring single. It gave the T-51s the 8-7 win.

"This win gets us that much closer to where we want to be," Doctorman said in postgame remarks.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Oberland Stadium in Oberland.

Game 4: Oberland 1, Roxbury 0

T-51s Heading to Association Championship Series

The Oberland T-51s said they felt the Association Semifinal Round with the Roxbury Rad Sox would go the distance.

But it didn't end up being that difficult, as Oberland advanced to the Association Championship Series with a 1-0 score, to clinch the series 3-1 at Oberland Stadium.

"Whether it goes to the final game or not, we faced a good team and got the job done. It's a big momentum boost for us," said Orcin Cardinal, who was named series MVP. "We're all feeling good about our chances to win the Sole Survivor Series."

For the series, Cardinal hit .500 with a .526 on-base percentage. He had 0 home runs, drove in 1 RBI and scored 5 runs.

The Oberland T-51s don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Vault 81 Dwellers - Quincy Gunners series. That series is tied at 2 games apiece. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.



#3 Vault 81 Dwellers vs #2 Quincy Gunners

Game 1: Quincy 8, Vault 81 7

Home Field Advantage: Fischler, Quincy Open Association Semifinal Round with Win

The Quincy Gunners started the Association Semifinal Round in style today, downing the visiting Vault 81 Dwellers at The Stone House by a score of 8-7 to grab an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Gunners right fielder Baywatch Fischler was 4-5 with 2 home runs and 2 singles, while adding 8 RBI and scoring twice.

The game was all tied up in the bottom of the eighth, until Fischler delivered big-time for Quincy, stroking a dramatic 2-run single off Ryan Goodpryce. The game-changing hit put the Gunners on top, 8-6.

"We took advantage of our opportunities," Fischler told the Quincy Gazette. "It's as simple as that."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Stone House in Quincy.

Game 2: Vault 81 7, Quincy 1

Byrd, Dwellers Wallop Gunners in Game 2 of ASF

With second baseman Harry Byrd leading the charge, the Vault 81 Dwellers got a road win over the Quincy Gunners, 7-1, in Game 2 of the Association Semifinal Round today. Byrd went 4-5 with a home run and 3 singles, while scoring 3 times at The Stone House to help Vault 81 force a 1-1 tie in the best-of-5 series.

Stu Gains, the six-time All-Star , had a direct impact on the outcome. Gains contributed a 3-run home run in the top of the seventh inning to put Vault 81 up, 6-0.

Gains attributed the win to "a well-rounded effort by the whole team."

The next game is set to be played for Wednesday, September 7th , 2310 at CURIE Inc. Field in Boston.

Game 3: Vault 81 3, Quincy 1

Vault 81 Wins at Home to Take 2-1 Lead in ASF

The Vault 81 Dwellers moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series today, downing the visiting Quincy Gunners at CURIE Inc. Field by a score of 3-1. Dwellers right-hander Closecall Jones had a strong outing in which he threw 7.0 innings of 3-hit ball. The win gives the Dwellers a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round.

In the bottom of the seventh, Vault 81 left fielder Devin Ghoul hit a 2-run single to center field. The clutch hit made it, 3-1, Dwellers.

"We had a good game plan," Jones said, "and we were able to execute it."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at CURIE Inc. Field in Boston.

Game 4: Quincy 4, Vault 81 3

Gunners Clip Dwellers 4-3 in ASF Contest

The Quincy Gunners and the Vault 81 Dwellers will take the Association Semifinal Round to a decisive 5th game. In a must-win situation today, the Gunners beat the Dwellers 4-3 at CURIE Inc. Field to force the series into what will essentially be a one-game playoff. Quincy right fielder Baywatch Fischler was 2 for 4 with 2 singles and a walk. He drove in 3 runs.

The outcome might have been different had it not been for Fischler. In the top of the ninth inning, when the Gunners were trailing 3-2, Fischler delivered a two-out 2-run single for Quincy, giving his team the lead. Had he not hit the go-ahead hit, the Gunners would have been finished.

Fischler called the win the result of "everyone being in sync."

The next game is set to be played for Saturday, September 10th , 2310 at The Stone House in Quincy.

Game 5: Quincy 5, Vault 81 3

Gunners Move on to Association Championship Series

The Quincy Gunners were paced by a strong offensive output from Baywatch Fischler as they downed the Vault 81 Dwellers 3-2 to win the Association Semifinal Round.

Quincy won the final game by a score of 5-3 at The Stone House to send themselves off to the Association Championship Series.

"I wasn't so much focused on putting up big offensive numbers as I was about ensuring we won the games. So it's mission accomplished there," said right fielder Fischler, who was named MVP.

For the series, the MVP hit .474 with a .545 on-base percentage. He had 2 home runs, drove in 11 RBI and scored 4 runs.

The Quincy Gunners will play against the Oberland T-51s in the next round. Oberland won their series against the Roxbury Rad Sox 3 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.



Playoff Tree

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

11 September 2310

Championship Series

#6 Starlight Killers (74-56) vs #1 Nordhagen Beach Party Boys (88-42)



Season Series

Starlight 3, Nordhagen Beach 1
April 21-22 @NB: Star 7-5 (13), NB 2-1
July 2-3 @Star: Star 9-2, Star 9-7

Analysis

For the second time in their history, the Starlight Killers have reached the NCA Championship Series. Now in their eighth playoff appearance, the Killers had won a series once ever in the playoffs. That was in 2308 when the Killers beat Nordhagen Beach and then upset #1 Salem before falling in the NCACS to Bunker Hill.

The Party Boys are so used to getting here that it has become an expectation. This will mark the Boys' ninth appearance in the NCACS. They are 5-3 entering this season in that series including last season when they swept the 75ers on their way to their third championship.

For this matchup, it will mark only the third time they meet in the regular season and latest they have met. Each team has won a series.

Playoff History:
2306 Play-in Round: #5 Nordhagen Beach 2, #4 Starlight 0
2308 Play-in Round: #5 Starlight 2, #4 Nordhagen Beach 0



In the regular season, Starlight owned the series 3-1, including pounding the Boys' pitching for nine runs in two games in their last meeting in early July. Looking at the matchups, the Killers are one of the few teams that has a lineup that can regularly score on the Nordhagen Beach pitching. Still, the Party Boys have the better overall team, besting Starlight in runs scored (755 vs 625) and runs allowed (499 vs 526). There is no doubt that the Boys are the team to beat.

Prediction

Defending champions, playing a veteran team but not one used to being this successful in the playoffs, fully healthy, dominating in the Semifinal Round. Yeah, we're going to pick Nordhagen Beach to push its full influence on Starlight in this one. We would like to see an exciting, close series, but we do not expect it. Party Boys 4, Killers 1

#4 Oberland T-51s (78-52) vs #2 Quincy Gunners (77-53)



Season Series

Oberland 3, Quincy 1
April 21-21 @Obe: Obe 3-2 (12), Ober 2-1
July 2-3 @Quin: Obe 9-1, Quin 9-5

Analysis

Neither Oberland nor Quincy has been regulars to the playoffs, so this season will mark only the second time in the full CBO they have both been in the playoffs the same season. The first season was 2309 when neither the #1 T-51s nor the #3 Gunners made it to the SCA Championship Series.

Oberland has had more overall success than the Gunners. The T-51s won the Sole Survivor Series in the last season of the separated leagues when they defeated Nordhagen Beach. They also lost to Bunker Hill in the 2308 Sole Survivor Series. This season marks the T-51s' third SCACS, where they are 1-1 entering this season. They lost the 2298 SCACS to Goodneighbor, 3-2.

For Quincy, this marks just their third playoff appearance. In their first two appearances, they lost their first series. Therefore, the Gunners' 3-2 series victory over Vault 81 in the Semifinal Round marks their first official playoff series win.

Playoff History: none



We mentioned already that Oberland was not a team to sleep on despite finishing 3rd in the powerful Railroad League. The T-51s showed that by getting by a very good Roxbury team in the Semifinal Round. During the regular season, Oberland also won the season series over Quincy, 3-1. In what is eerily similar to the Nordhagen Beach vs Starlight series, the T-51s showed they could score at will on the Gunners. Oberland finished behind the Gunners in runs scored (667 vs 686) but bested them in runs allowed (532 vs 592).

Prediction

Quincy has home-field advantage but they have a hell of a gauntlet to get through having to play Vault 81 and Oberland back-to-back. While the Gunners won the Minutemen League, we do not see them winning the South Charles Association. We have a feeling the T-51s pitching will hold down Quincy. T-51s 4, Gunners 2

[ayaghmour2]

Well both my picks lost their first possible round. Thing is I almost wanted to pick the Party Boys but I feel like too often I pick the higher seeds. They have a ton of star power, but Starlight seems like a team that underperformed record wise. My not-so-best bet is that the winner on that side wins the Sole Survivor Series. But I want some game sevens! Only one of the best of fives needed the final game

[StLee]

Originally Posted by ayaghmour2

Well both my picks lost their first possible round. Thing is I almost wanted to pick the Party Boys but I feel like too often I pick the higher seeds. They have a ton of star power, but Starlight seems like a team that underperformed record wise. My not-so-best bet is that the winner on that side wins the Sole Survivor Series. But I want some game sevens! Only one of the best of fives needed the final game

In each of the first two rounds, only one series went the distance. Let's see if it can be competitive in the Championship Series and Sole Survivor Series!

[OrangeP47]

Originally Posted by StLee

I don't remember that, but I can edit my history of the MLB up to 2077 based on it.

President Eden either confirms a team stayed in Baltimore or thinks a team in Baltimore is a good idea too, haha, saying the Congressmen "could once again play teams from Maryland, and Pennsylvania". Virginia is suspiciously not mentioned (as it wouldn't be, if the teams were in the same place to be fair).

Honestly, President Eden is just like, one of my Top 3 favorite Fallout characters, so any excuse to talk about him haha.

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As for these latest results, a bit surprised, but tbh I think any of the teams had a shot, so I'm not 'shocked' per se. Maybe shocked that both were 3-1.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

20 September 2310

Sole Survivor Series

Sole Survivor Series History



NCA #1 Nordhagen Beach Party Boys (88-42) vs SCA #4 Oberland T-51s (78-52)



Season Series

Oberland 2, Nordhagen Beach 1
July 15-17 @NB: Obe 5-0, NB 7-4, Obe 8-6

Analysis

Counting the pre-CBO league, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys and Oberland T-51s have combined to reach 10 Sole Survivor Series. They did meet once in the playoffs, in 2297, when the T-51s as the #1 overall seed defeated the #6 Party Boys, 4-2.



This season, those roles have reversed as the Boys seek their second-straight Sole Survivor Series and fourth overall. The two teams missed playing each other in the SSS in 2308 when Bunker Hill was the surprise winner, stopping the T-51s. Nordhagen Beach sandwiched those that Sole Survivor Series with championships in 2307 and 2309.



Looking at team stats, the Party Boys look to have considerable advantages, including blowing away the previous NCA runs scored record (715 by County Crossing in 2305) with 755 runs scored. Not only did the Boys score a lot of runs, but they held opponents to just 3.84 runs per game. Oberland was not far behind with 4.09 runs per game allowed. But the T-51s offense is nowhere near as efficient as the Party Boys are.



Here's a look at the main matchups and how each team stacks up per position with Nordhagen Beach's player listed first and then Oberland's:

SP1: Beachboy Nut > Emperry Alizm
SP2: Deedee Martinson < Mesquite Williams
SP3: Ugio Church > Zaire Inquisitor
RP1: David "AntAgonist" Kidd < William Butcherman
RP2: Tommy Beach < Aaron Geneva
C: Biter Trout < Racky Westheim
1B: Mountainside Rockhand < Chase Doctorman
2B: Jumper Hayes < Da Game
3B: Dirty Dog Sapienza > Joe Malone
SS: Pipe Wallcrawler < Storming Normin MacDonald
LF: Young Goodman > Wayne Lacy
CF: Maxx Murtagh > Good Don Duck
RF: Jonathan Angelou < Orcin Cardinal

Prediction

We are pretty sure that Oberland is capable of winning the Sole Survivor Series. However, they are facing off the defending champions, where Nordhagen Beach swept their way through the 2309 playoffs. The Boys are not as dominant in the playoffs as they were a year ago, but that does not mean they intimidate opposing teams. We are leaning that this one will not go the distance with the Boys becoming the first repeat champions since Roxbury did it in 2303 and 2304. Party Boys 4, T-51s 2

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

22 September 2310

Sole Survivor Series

NCA #1 Nordhagen Beach Party Boys (88-42) vs SCA #4 Oberland T-51s (78-52)

Game 1: Oberland 5, Nordhagen Beach 3

Cardinal Blasts Party Boys, T-51s Take Game 1, 5-3

The Oberland T-51s started the Sole Survivor Series in style today, winning on the road against the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium by a score of 5-3 to take an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-7 series. T-51s right fielder Orcin Cardinal excelled. He was 2-4 with 2 home runs and a walk, while adding 3 RBI and scoring twice.

Oberland used the bat of Judge Sharp to capture the win. The first baseman jacked a 2-run home run in the top of the third inning to put the T-51s ahead, 4-2. It was his lone hit in 4 at-bats, but it was a dandy.

"We'll put this win in our pocket and go after the next one," said Cardinal.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium in Winthrop.



Game 2: Nordhagen Beach 7, Oberland 4

Raucous Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium Crowd Propels Party Boys to 7-4 Victory; Series Tied at 1

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys defeated the Oberland T-51s, 7-4 in Game 2 of the Sole Survivor Series today. Making an impact was left fielder Young Goodman, who went 4-4 with 2 doubles and 2 singles, while scoring 2 runs and driving in 2. The win moves Nordhagen Beach into a 1-1 tie with Oberland in the series.

Goodman contributed in the bottom of the fifth. With the bases loaded, he hit a 2-run double. It was one at-bat among others that helped Nordhagen Beach get the win.

"Winning the game is always the first objective," Goodman said.

The next game is set to be played for Friday, September 23rd , 2310 at Oberland Stadium in Oberland.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

26 September 2310

Sole Survivor Series

NCA #1 Nordhagen Beach Party Boys (88-42) vs SCA #4 Oberland T-51s (78-52)

[U]Game 3: Oberland 8, Nordhagen Beach 7

Oberland Wins at Home to Take 2-1 Lead in SSS

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys got 2 home runs from first baseman Mountainside Rockhand today but failed to take Game 3 of the Sole Survivor Series from the Oberland T-51s. In a nice performance, Rockhand hit 2 home runs, while adding 3 RBI and scoring twice but Oberland took the game by a score of 8-7 and now lead the best-of-7 series, 2-1.

Had Racky Westheim not delivered a key base hit in the bottom of the seventh, the outcome might have been different. Instead, with two down and the bases loaded, Westheim hit a 2-run single. That made the score 8-6, in favor of the T-51s.

"We haven't forgotten how long this series might be, but 2-1 is a heck of a lot better than 1-2," Westheim said.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Oberland Stadium in Oberland.



Game 4: Nordhagen Beach 7, Oberland 4

Nordhagen Beach Win Knots Series at 2
The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys topped the Oberland T-51s by the score of 6-4 and moved into a 2-2 tie in the Sole Survivor Series today. The largest share of the credit belongs to Nordhagen Beach starter Beachboy Nut, who threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball in the win.

The Party Boys had to work out of trouble in the bottom of the ninth. The score was 6-4, Nordhagen Beach, with no one out. Oberland, with the bases empty, was mounting a threat. Chase Doctorman dug in at the plate, but on a first pitch fastball, he lined out.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Oberland Stadium in Oberland.



Game 5: Nordhagen Beach 7, Oberland 4

Road Win Lifts Nordhagen Beach to 3-2 Lead in SSS

In a pivotal Game 5, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys were hoping for a big game from starter Deedee Martinson. They got one.

The right-hander shut out the Oberland T-51s, proving to be the difference-maker as he led his club to a 2-0 victory. The Party Boys took the 2-0 win over the Oberland T-51s to seize a 3-2 lead in the best-of-7 series.

Nordhagen Beach used a well-timed hit by Pipe Wallcrawler to capture the win. The shortstop socked a 2-run double in the top of the first inning to put the Party Boys ahead, 2-0. Though it was his only hit in 4 at-bats, it was important.

"I just tried to see the ball and put a good swing on it," said Wallcrawler.

Game 6 is scheduled for Tuesday at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium in Winthrop.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

26 September 2310

Sole Survivor Series

NCA #1 Nordhagen Beach Party Boys (88-42) vs SCA #4 Oberland T-51s (78-52)

Game 6: Nordhagen Beach 8, Oberland 1

It's Over! Nordhagen Beach Defeats Oberland

Sometimes the winner is the one who got the lucky bounces and the lucky calls, and sometimes the winner is just the one who played better.

It was the latter case in 2310, as the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys topped the Oberland T-51s 8-1 tonight at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium to win the Sole Survivor Series. It was the 4th title in franchise history and 2nd straight.

Boys starter Ugio Church held down the Oberland bats, pitching a complete game while allowing one earned run on four hits with a walk and six strikeouts. Orcin Cardinal's solo homer in the 7th marked the only run given up by Church.

Church also helped his own cause with the bat, leading the Party Boys by going 3 for 4 with a run and two RBI. Jonathan Angelou homered twice from the leadoff spot and Mountainside Rockhand hit a two-run bomb in the 6th.

"When you play for championships, you have to play better than the team in the other dugout. We did that in this series, and all year. Now we're the best team in baseball," said Nordhagen Beach first baseman Mountainside Rockhand, who was named series MVP.

The Party Boys took the series 4-2. The new titleholders completed the regular season with a first-place finish in the North Charles Association Brotherhood League and a 88-42 record.

Nordhagen Beach manager Zach Toth grinned and nodded when asked to comment on Rockhand's words.

"Mountainside said it best -- we played better than the other team," the skipper said.

Hometown officials announced they were already planning a "grand celebration" for the winners in the days to come.



Playoff Tree



Team Photo

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

3 October 2310

The October Super Post

CBO News

Prospects List

The OSA's updated prospects list:
1. 1B Cy Sutcliff, Concord
2. SP Nick Soulless, Fort Hagen
3. C Cole Spice, Diamond City
4. LF Innis Sark, FHE
5. SS Slip Knotty, FHE
6. 3B Juu Racetrack, Lexington
7. SP Gary Harvard, Diamond City
8. RF Wee Willy Warrington, University Point
9. CF Taffy Dare, Malden
10. SP Ethan Hammond, The Slog

Going into the 2310 offseason, the top systems are:



CBO Transactions

Sunday, October 2nd , 2310
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Manager Dirk Steadyhand.

Saturday, October 1st , 2310
Atom Cats: Signed General Manager Danny Sloghill.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed General Manager Ruben Valdez.
Starlight Killers: Signed Manager Josh Goldsby.

Friday, September 30th , 2310
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Manager Herschel Begin.

Thursday, September 29th , 2310
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Activated SP Bobby Carvajal from the 60-day injured list.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released RP Quarnie Fisher.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released RF Symbol Light.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Released 1B Adrian Minnis.
Nahant Celtics: Released 3B Snake Pliss.
Salem Witch Hats: Released C David Cannon.
Salem Witch Hats: Released 3B Ian Alienson.
Salem Witch Hats: Released 3B Teemto Pagalies.
The Slog Ghouls: Released CF Major Dutch.
Malden Grognaks: Activated SP Nick Hardy from the 60-day injured list.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Activated SP Hangman Alley from the injured list.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Released RP Chris Huether.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Released 1B Jon Haynes.
Concord Radstags: Released SS Kenny Kickles.
Lexington Synths: Released 3B Mike Headstart.
Starlight Killers: Released C Loony Goebel.
Starlight Killers: Released RF Aaron Paddleball.
Starlight Killers: Released 1B Shane White.
Starlight Killers: Released 1B Duke Jeaeye.
Cambridge Coursers: Released 2B Tundra Dowmeia.
Atom Cats: Activated RF Deer Quickwalker from the 60-day injured list.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Activated C Garrett Machine from the 60-day injured list.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released LF Jeff Merritt.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released C Jackob Blacke.
Quincy Gunners: Released SP Jeremy Land.
Quincy Gunners: Released 2B Loveyoo Burgess.
Quincy Gunners: Released 3B Mike Tyree.
University Point Deathclaws: Activated SS Austin Engill from the 60-day injured list.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released C Lighthouse Young.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released 1B Jack Turcotte.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released LF Mucky Mutfruit.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released LF Three Richardson-Bethson.
Southie Brews: Activated RP Sham Killarney from the 60-day injured list.
Southie Brews: Activated RP Redd Barron from the 60-day injured list.
Diamond City Swatters: Activated SS Father Franetzki from the restricted list.
Diamond City Swatters: Released RP Tom Manzanares.
Diamond City Swatters: Released C Jadon Herring.
Diamond City Swatters: Released 3B Ben Frith.
Egret Ninjas: Released RP Xosad Hozem.
Egret Ninjas: Released RP Ro Bono.
FHE Yao Guai: Released C Andy Bandy.
Oberland T-51s: Released 2B Mike Fuller.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released 1B Mike Endres.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Activated SP Bobby Denman from the restricted list.
Cambridge Coursers: 2B Brendan Seafarer retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Josh Hollander (AAA Lowell) retired from professional baseball.
University Point Deathclaws: RP Luke Driver (AAA Graygarden) retired from professional baseball.
Easy Town Assaultrons: 1B Adrian Minnis (AA Belmont) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: RP Yule Felttip (AAA Foxborough) retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Uni Molina (R Greentop Nursery) retired from professional baseball.
Egret Ninjas: RP Xosad Hozem (AA Taffington Boathouse) retired from professional baseball.
Nahant Celtics: 3B Snake Pliss (AA Brockton) retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: 3B Teemto Pagalies (AA Neponset Park) retired from professional baseball.
The Slog Ghouls: LF Major Dutch (AA Mass Pike) retired from professional baseball.
Nahant Celtics: 1B Kevin Hawkins (AA Brockton) retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: 3B Ben Frith (AA Winchester) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: LF Eaton Goodspeed (AA Marblehead) retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Gunners: 3B Mike Tyree (AA Hull) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: 2B Zach Thorne (AAA Foxborough) retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: RF Symbol Light (AA Lynn Woods) retired from professional baseball.
Lexington Synths: 3B Mike Headstart (AA Sanctuary Hills) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: LF Jeff Merritt (AA Marblehead) retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: RP Tom Manzanares (AA Winchester) retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: 3B Ian Alienson (AA Neponset Park) retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: 1B Mike Endres (AA Covenant) retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: 1B Shane White (AA CGP) retired from professional baseball.
Bunker Hill 75ers: 1B Jon Haynes (AA Mayoral Shelter) retired from professional baseball.
Spectacle Island Reapers: LF Mucky Mutfruit (AA Charles View) retired from professional baseball.
Spectacle Island Reapers: C Lighthouse Young (AA Charles View) retired from professional baseball.
Egret Ninjas: RP Ro Bono (AA Taffington Boathouse) retired from professional baseball.
Southie Brews: RF Justin Krell (AAA Revere Beach) retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Kyle Coco (AAA Needham) retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Gunners: RP Jeremy Land (AA Hull) retired from professional baseball.
Bunker Hill 75ers: RP Chris Huether (AA Mayoral Shelter) retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: LF Aaron Paddleball (AA CGP) retired from professional baseball.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 1B Moon Governor (R Freight Depot) retired from professional baseball.
LF Gray Epperson retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Cleveland Calve (R Greentop Nursery) retired from professional baseball.
SS Weykin Quiz retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Bench Coach Chad Reel retires.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Scouting Director Jim Peil retires.
Quincy Gunners: General Manager Josh Charliehorse retires.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: General Manager Travis Lawver retires.
Quincy Gunners: Third Base Coach Chris Spriggs retires.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Team Trainer Twin Two Morriston retires.
Manager Nick Pennington retires.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed Manager Crow Guai to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed Pitching Coach Killer Kevin Cortes to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed Hitting Coach Toby Slocumsjoe to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed Team Trainer Dr. Jix Thompson to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed 3B Coach Sprole Races to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed General Manager Sugar McLaughlin to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed 1B Coach Chris Fortunato to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed General Manager Aaron Horter to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Scouting Director Jon Mixxer to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Bench Coach Local Vogel to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Team Trainer Joe Zimmer to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Hitting Coach Purity Hill to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Pitching Coach Guenther Schuschnig to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Manager Megaphone Silva to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed 3B Coach Burbs St. Clair to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed 1B Coach Giving Tree to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Fired Pitching Coach Elijah Burton.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Manager Soini Alapassi to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Scouting Director George Cincinnatus to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Bench Coach Roberto Cuevas to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Team Trainer Mediceman Kuster to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed General Manager Sixteen Candles Higgins to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed 3B Coach Different World O'Dell to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed 1B Coach Jeff Rickashaw to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Hitting Coach Bruce Mercado to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed Pitching Coach Trevor Bayless to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed General Manager Brendan Kneecapped to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed Scouting Director Corban Lumpkin to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed Hitting Coach Paul Neas to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed Bench Coach Nate Wolverton to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed 1B Coach Jamie England to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed 3B Coach Gabe Sexton to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed Team Trainer Dr. Moonlight Graham to a 0-year contract extension.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Signed Manager Zach Toth to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Fired Pitching Coach Sticks Vasquez.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed General Manager Kelly Arias to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Hitting Coach David Brown to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Team Trainer Alex Mencos to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Manager Nick Caudill to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Bench Coach Brian Learned to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Scouting Director Josh Milhoan to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed 3B Coach Cameron Cricketts to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed 1B Coach Scott Moeller to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: John Johnson promoted from Burlington Ferals and signed to a 0-year contract as Hitting Coach.
The Slog Ghouls: Hitting Coach Biddy Brandon Jones leaves the team, his contract was not renewed
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Bench Coach Travis Mendoza to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Pitching Coach Dragnet Dorhout to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Manager Nate Pugh to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Team Trainer Mike Buckmeier to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed 3B Coach Rapid Roberts to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed 1B Coach Jonathan Bedell to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed General Manager Dan Dall to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Scouting Director Jordan Scales to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed Team Trainer Danny Paniagua to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed General Manager Dirty Rotten Arneson to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed Manager Eric Bendure to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed Scouting Director Richman Harris to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed Hitting Coach Beverly Hills Johnson to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed Pitching Coach Dan Bushman to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed 1B Coach Matt Luckett to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed 3B Coach Mike Rhinehart to a 0-year contract extension.
Malden Grognaks: Signed Bench Coach Gogetem Thompson to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Hitting Coach Stash Outhouse to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Manager Nick Radio to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Justin Sphinx promoted from Abernathy Adamantium and signed to a 0-year contract as Pitching Coach.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Bench Coach Nerd Amaya to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Pitching Coach Ken Myers leaves the team, his contract was not renewed
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed 1B Coach Arthur Carder to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed 3B Coach Space Cadet Mays to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Team Trainer Josh Walters to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed General Manager Malachi Williams to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Scouting Director Alex Gonzalez to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Scouting Director Kevin Stevens to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed 1B Coach Chris Bullets to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Bench Coach Belch Melcher to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Team Trainer Brett Sherrill to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Manager Chris Barrientos to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed 3B Coach Bug Eyes Avant to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed General Manager Tyler Parks to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Pitching Coach Brad Westing to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Hitting Coach Sergeant Bulbs Williams to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Fired General Manager Fernando Saenz.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Manager Matt Ballhawk Getman to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Scouting Director Ryan DePembroke to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Team Trainer David Rosseau to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Bench Coach Gil Pawelek to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed 3B Coach Stoop Bugwing to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Hitting Coach J.R. Kilgore to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Pitching Coach Milk Bottle Dickson to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed 1B Coach Six Canhouse to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Fired 1B Coach Shotclock Bieker.
Lexington Synths: Fired Pitching Coach Bigwig Treece.
Lexington Synths: Signed Team Trainer Eddie Bertozzi to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed Manager Fourth Wall to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed Hitting Coach Danny Davalos to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed Scouting Director Jake Kaufman to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed General Manager Kevin Badluck to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed Bench Coach Dick Tricky to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed 3B Coach Dubya Bush to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Fired Manager Austin Shuler.
Starlight Killers: Signed General Manager Dean Barker to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Pitching Coach Lance Okolita to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Bench Coach Clint Bragman to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed 3B Coach Leo Hall to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Team Trainer Chase Mash to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Scouting Director Mike McCluskey to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed 1B Coach Gerardo Quevedo to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Hitting Coach Moving Violation Rominger to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Hitting Coach Brent Petermann to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Pitching Coach Jordan Busbee to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Manager Art Clarke to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed General Manager Mike Perez to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Scouting Director Josh Copeland to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Bench Coach Muddy Criswell to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Team Trainer Steve Sundin to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed 1B Coach Free Willie Gwhale to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed 3B Coach George West to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed Team Trainer David Schultz to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed General Manager Loose Lips Pena to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed Scouting Director Dave Huebner to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed Bench Coach Herbie Human to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed Pitching Coach Open Mike Jones to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed Manager Katt Daniels to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 3B Coach Butterfly O'Keefe to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed Hitting Coach D.J. West to a 0-year contract extension.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 1B Coach Ruther Fraud to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Fired 1B Coach Picnic Kearbey.
Atom Cats: Fired General Manager Craig Rose.
Atom Cats: Fired Hitting Coach Long Johns.
Atom Cats: Signed Scouting Director Sly Pokehardt to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed Team Trainer Canton Kiick to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed 3B Coach Mike Hamman to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed Manager Josh Mustang to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed Bench Coach Squatty O'Sullivan to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed Pitching Coach Mike Storey to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Fired Manager Coffee Kupp.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Scouting Director Clawhammer Zimmerman to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Hitting Coach Talk Much Dempsey to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Pitching Coach Silly Willy Hinojosa to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Bench Coach Bill Pinkerton to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed 1B Coach Booby Rayburn to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed 3B Coach Bryan Punchline to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Fired Bench Coach Squirt Becker.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Fired Hitting Coach Andy Norris.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Fired 3B Coach Andy Quinlan.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed Pitching Coach Dee Klein to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed Manager Mark Sellsword to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed General Manager Jason Walenga to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Coach Keith Carns to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed Scouting Director Chris Dougherty to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed Team Trainer Dr. Chris Pittman to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Manager Jason Personhood to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Hitting Coach Overboard Alarcon to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Pitching Coach Billy Downtown to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Bench Coach Jared Herdman to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Team Trainer Bobby Larimore to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Scouting Director Jason Harri to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed 1B Coach John McCoy to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Fired Manager Woody Lumpkin.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed General Manager Nate Fumble to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Bench Coach Crick Dubya to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Hitting Coach Danny Barbosa to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Team Trainer Denzel Holmes to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed 3B Coach Pem Pollack to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Scouting Director Earl Burnett to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Pitching Coach Easy Money Peters to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed 1B Coach Goodspeak Villalobos to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Fired Bench Coach David Daly.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Fired 1B Coach Jonathan Lunning.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Team Trainer Elijah Bagley to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Pitching Coach Aaron Burr to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Scouting Director Eric Foster to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed 3B Coach Jaylen Youngboy to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed General Manager See No Evil Hicks to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Manager Trader Patterson to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Hitting Coach Josiah Houghton to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed Manager Ray Pratt to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed Team Trainer Jason Webb to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed General Manager Slick Nick Young to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed Scouting Director Bruce Brownwater to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed Hitting Coach Burry Bonds to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed Pitching Coach Ben Brumm to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed Bench Coach Pete Brunick to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed 1B Coach Tyler Fowler to a 0-year contract extension.
Southie Brews: Signed 3B Coach Matthew Surgeon to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Fired Hitting Coach Filthy Joe Doss.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed General Manager Dennis Hillbunker to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Scouting Director Tom Lakes to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Team Trainer Johnny Waters to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed 1B Coach Preacher President to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Bench Coach Jeremy Whiteplate to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Manager Kooky Gold to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Pitching Coach David Troutman to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed 3B Coach Dave Tattoo to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Pitching Coach John Chaney to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Manager Cozy Burmaster to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Bench Coach Danny Beerholder to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Team Trainer Ramon Arteaga to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed 3B Coach Jake Lionheart to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Hitting Coach Brett Diner to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Scouting Director Toad Harris to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed 1B Coach Ryan Parr to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed General Manager Pat Hutchins to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Fired Bench Coach Preserved Apple Pye.
FHE Yao Guai: Fired Hitting Coach European Vacation Acevedo.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed Scouting Director Dylan Fosdick to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed Manager Dan Ferreri to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed Team Trainer Chemmy Chris Keena to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed General Manager Josh Gillette to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed 3B Coach Flunk Domino to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed 1B Coach Nate Gross to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed Pitching Coach Brett Maimone to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Manager Proper Lighthouse to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Pitching Coach Jesse Silverbullet to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Hitting Coach Willie Weirdhand to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed General Manager Pillow Wheeler to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Bench Coach Bubba Nixon to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed 1B Coach Ainthee DeLong to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Team Trainer Dr. Agustin Diaz to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed 3B Coach Jason Stimpack to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Scouting Director Wild Will Edwards to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed General Manager Chemhead Beasley to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Scouting Director Suncap Knapp to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Manager Bryan Pingree to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Team Trainer Alex Trujillo to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Hitting Coach Clue Carew to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Pitching Coach Tupe Kim to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed 3B Coach Terry Scissors to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed 1B Coach Diff'rent Strokes to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Bench Coach John Etter to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Manager Drac Jaskula to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Hitting Coach Rory Clawhunt to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed General Manager Y4-25 Godlike to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Pitching Coach Corey Young to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Team Trainer Dirty Dan Dandy to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Bench Coach Bernie Gonzalez to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed 1B Coach Jay Muck to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed 3B Coach Travis Volz to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Scouting Director Gerald Jerry to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed Team Trainer David Razorgrain to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed General Manager Mike Pieface to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed Bench Coach Nick Dev to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed Scouting Director Attaboy Williams to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed Manager Stripes Hughes to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed Pitching Coach Dave Kocher to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed Hitting Coach Two-day Williams to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed 3B Coach David Driftwood to a 0-year contract extension.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed 1B Coach Ben Sailor to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Activated SP Greg Hudgens from the 60-day injured list.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Activated 3B Bobb County from the injured list.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed SP Mucky Timmons.
Quincy Gunners: Signed General Manager Manny Mireles.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed General Manager Mike Rush.
The Quincy Gunners traded 22-year old minor league 3B Keg Gutterson, 19-year old minor league RHP Mihai Comanita, 19-year old minor league LF Johnny Maize, and 22-year old minor league CF Alfredo Regalado to the Easy Town Assaultrons, getting 33-year old 1B Lannie Tykeson in return.

Friday, September 23rd , 2310
Diamond City Swatters: RP Martin Talleyrand becomes a free-agent.

Thursday, September 22nd , 2310
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Placed 3B Bobb County on the 7-day injured list, retroactive to 09/21/2310.

Tuesday, September 20th , 2310
Quincy Gunners: Placed SP Greg Hudgens on the 60-day injured list.

Wednesday, September 14th , 2310
Bunker Hill 75ers: Activated RP Bill Satterfield from the injured list.

Tuesday, September 13th , 2310
Quincy Gunners: Activated LF Hondo Ohnaka from the injured list.

Sunday, September 11th , 2310
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Activated CL Wick Prater from the injured list.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Activated CF Hid Matsumoto from the injured list.

Saturday, September 10th , 2310
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Activated RP Dan Dozier from the injured list.
Salem Witch Hats: Activated SS Jerry Goodlow from the 60-day injured list.

Thursday, September 8th , 2310
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Placed CL Wick Prater on the 7-day injured list, retroactive to 09/07/2310.
Lexington Synths: Activated RP Slush Fundz from the injured list.

Tuesday, September 6th , 2310
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Placed CF Hid Matsumoto on the 7-day injured list.

Monday, September 5th , 2310
The Slog Ghouls: Activated LF Boots Yellowhair from the injured list.

Thursday, September 1st , 2310
Southie Brews: Activated CF Jurgen Windcaller from the injured list.

MML Award Winners

LL Hitter - Pauwoo Leopardskin took Massachusetts Minor League by storm this year, and he did it all at the age of 22.

For his spectacular campaign, the Finch Farm Shamrocks star has been named the 2310 Legends League Hitter of the Year Award recipient.

"To be considered amongst the best in the league is overwhelming," said the third baseman.

On the season he compiled a .371 batting average to go with a .446 on-base percentage. The native of Bridgeport, Connecticut also added 38 doubles, no triples, 37 home runs, 97 RBIs and 108 runs scored.

He received 23 first place votes out of a possible 28. Sandy Shaw of the Danvers Sonics finished second in voting, while Curtain Mora of the Lynn Fortune Finders finished third with 5 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Pauwoo Leopardskin - Finch Farm Shamrocks - 23 - 367
Sandy Shaw - Danvers Sonics - 0 - 233
Curtain Mora - Lynn Fortune Finders - 5 - 201
Nate Ransom - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 186
Earhole Watson - Finch Farm Shamrocks - 0 - 173
Blue Dahlia - Watertown Armorers - 0 - 108
John Windman - Burlington Ferals - 0 - 107
Justin Stagg - Finch Farm Shamrocks - 0 - 77
Uter Zorker - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 68
Moxie Morris - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 56
Prince Campbell - Medford Medics - 0 - 45
Joe Provisioner - Burlington Ferals - 0 - 19
Bryan Cushman - Watertown Armorers - 0 - 11
Base McAndrews - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 1

SL Hitter - Ben Dimecup of Foxborough was a smashing success this year, winning the Hitter of the Year Award in the Stars League.

He rattled fences and pitchers as he banged out a .352 average, logging 129 hits, 48 home runs, 118 RBIs and scoring 87 runs.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Lumpy Pumpkinhead of the Brookline Bandoliers finished second in voting, while Cheery Moonman of the Dedham Bombers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Ben Dimecup - Foxborough Minutemen - 28 - 392
Lumpy Pumpkinhead - Brookline Bandoliers - 0 - 231
Cheery Moonman - Dedham Bombers - 0 - 212
Trey Lickrock - Worcester Cannons - 0 - 178
Larry Creech - Wellesley Wanderers - 0 - 157
Zuko Airbender - Worcester Cannons - 0 - 100
Joseph Cavalier - Needham Archers - 0 - 92
Gunner Eyesocket - Worcester Cannons - 0 - 86
Winslow Beaver - Castle Strength - 0 - 55
Bryan Assman - Braintree Robobrains - 0 - 54
Passive Mitch Porter - Providence Warlocks - 0 - 48
Tenpenny Luna - Plymouth Pilgrims - 0 - 21
Tony Two-time - Plymouth Pilgrims - 0 - 15
Taffy Dare - Plymouth Pilgrims - 0 - 5
Blue Beak - Foxborough Minutemen - 0 - 2
Fura Morrard - Brookline Bandoliers - 0 - 2
Delmarva Illeracula - Castle Strength - 0 - 1
E.R. Ortiz - Worcester Cannons - 0 - 1

LL Starter - Watertown's Wes O'Cop took home the 2310 Legends League Pitcher of the Year Award earlier today after a remarkable season on the mound.

With a record of 16-4, O'Cop was certainly a worthy winner. He made 27 starts and posted 197 innings, 194 strikeouts and a 3.47 ERA.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Zach Sniper of the Watertown Armorers finished second in voting, while Jim Bragan of the Abernathy Adamantium finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Wes O'Cop - Watertown Armorers - 28 - 196
Zach Sniper - Watertown Armorers - 0 - 93
Jim Bragan - Abernathy Adamantium - 0 - 37
Paul Potter - Medford Medics - 0 - 31
Bobby DeLaune - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 30
Steven Themet - Watertown Armorers - 0 - 28
Wyatt Wallace - Watertown Armorers - 0 - 23
Danny McQueen - Danvers Sonics - 0 - 16
Ben Rodgers - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 12
Trooper Neilan - Burlington Ferals - 0 - 6
Stranger Backrubman - Abernathy Adamantium - 0 - 2
Grits Burse - Finch Farm Shamrocks - 0 - 2

SL Starter - Lay Cravchuk had a sensational 2310 season in the Stars League. The Worcester pitching machine has been proclaimed this year's Pitcher of the Year Award recipient.

This season Cravchuk starred with a 12-3 record. In 24 starts he gave up 143 base hits and struck out 156 in 161 innings with a 3.63 ERA.

He received 12 first place votes out of a possible 28. Hitman Medicman of the Braintree Robobrains finished second in voting with 7 first place votes, while Lippy Lyonne of the Plymouth Pilgrims finished third with 9 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Lay Cravchuk - Worcester Cannons - 12 - 142
Hitman Medicman - Braintree Robobrains - 7 - 98
Lippy Lyonne - Plymouth Pilgrims - 9 - 93
Lazy Macnamara - Foxborough Minutemen - 0 - 47
Smelly Schmelzer - Woburn Bobbleheads - 0 - 32
Jack Arasmith - Sandwich Bay Snakes - 0 - 20
Billy Faulkner - Warwick Mirelurks - 0 - 18
Rickey Schoolmaster - Castle Strength - 0 - 12
John Carpenter - Woburn Bobbleheads - 0 - 11
Jared Zaccone - Plymouth Pilgrims - 0 - 2
Boxer Rigger - Brookline Bandoliers - 0 - 1

LL Reliever - James Schwerdtfeger of the Graygarden Action Boys proved this season that age is just a number, as the 37-year-old relief stud turned in a season that was better than all his Legends League peers.

"Winning the Reliever of the Year Award at age 37 is something I didn't really expect, but I'll take it," he said.

Schwerdtfeger's strong season saw him fashion a 1.55 ERA through 46.1 innings. He had 28 saves in 42 relief appearances and also put up 28 strikeouts and 7 walks. Opponents hit only .253 against the tough reliever.

He received 24 first place votes out of a possible 28. Pink Floyd of the Lynn Fortune Finders finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Bryan Arsonist of the Clifton Vertibirds finished third with 2 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
James Schwerdtfeger - Graygarden Action Boys - 24 - 132
Pink Floyd - Lynn Fortune Finders - 2 - 57
Bryan Arsonist - Clifton Vertibirds - 2 - 43
Roy Kates - Revere Beach Shoremen - 0 - 16
Tom Sweeney - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 3
Flapjack Rubenstein - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 1

SL Reliever - Keegan Richardson of the Woburn Bobbleheads said he never set out to win the Stars League Reliever of the Year Award this season, but he'll certainly take it.

"2310 was a pretty good year for me, that much is obvious," he said. "This is icing on the cake."

The 32-year-old out of Westwood, Massachusetts fashioned a 1.88 ERA this season over 38.1 innings of work. He made 34 relief appearances and had 2 saves, 58 strikeouts, 20 walks and a record of 4 wins and 3 losses.

He received 25 first place votes out of a possible 28. Justin Amidon of the Providence Warlocks finished second in voting, while Johane Iwanski of the Warwick Mirelurks finished third with 3 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Keegan Richardson - Woburn Bobbleheads - 25 - 134
Justin Amidon - Providence Warlocks - 0 - 40
Johane Iwanski - Warwick Mirelurks - 3 - 32
Tease McKeon - Wellesley Wanderers - 0 - 26
Mitch Revolver - Braintree Robobrains - 0 - 18
Robby Kneeland - Needham Archers - 0 - 2

BMU Award Winners

CA Hitter - Mugsy Bowden of the Sanctuary Hills Zetans had a fine season this year and today he accepted the Medford Memorial Hitter Award for 2310.

The 21-year-old right fielder put up a .351 average and a .437 on-base percentage, piling up 113 hits, 16 doubles, no triples, 33 home runs, 102 RBIs and 75 runs scored.

He received 24 first place votes out of a possible 28. Wilde Game of the Mystic Pines Raybathers finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Cosmo Spacely of the Sanctuary Hills Zetans finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Mugsy Bowden - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 24 - 372
Wilde Game - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 2 - 231
Cosmo Spacely - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 231
Tyler Johnson - Winchester Bashers - 2 - 207
Lone Wolf Leo Gamma-Ray - Marblehead Grenades - 0 - 181
Frag Jenkins - Outpost Zimonja Strongbacks - 0 - 121
Ryoo Ree - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 88
Humble Shroud - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 63
Calixto Corrium - Tenpines Bluff Manta Men - 0 - 54
B.B. Raznjatovic - Marblehead Grenades - 0 - 30
Nick Webgrease - Marblehead Grenades - 0 - 26
Vetra Nyx - Lynn Woods Bloatflies - 0 - 16
D'Glester Hardunkichud - Tenpines Bluff Manta Men - 0 - 14
Easy Rider Powell - Winchester Bashers - 0 - 13
Malyn Varen - Littleton Ragers - 0 - 3
Allee Bobbuh - Sandy Coves Freaks - 0 - 1
Buzz Burnout - Covenant Refractors - 0 - 1

MA Hitter - At the age of 21, Halber Dash of the Neponset Park Criticals could very well have his best years ahead of him.

It's a startling thought when you consider the year he had in 2310 was good enough to win the right fielder the Massachusetts Association Medford Memorial Hitter Award.

"See the ball, hit the ball," he said. "That's my basic approach."

The top hitter put up a .373 batting average this year, as well as a .476 on-base percentage. He played 55 games and racked up 75 hits, 10 doubles, 1 triple, 29 home runs, 67 RBIs and 54 runs scored.

He received 25 first place votes out of a possible 28. Jiub Menace of the Mass Pike Radroaches finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Yvuh Jet of the Neponset Park Criticals finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Halber Dash - Neponset Park Criticals - 25 - 377
Jiub Menace - Mass Pike Radroaches - 2 - 240
Yvuh Jet - Neponset Park Criticals - 1 - 238
Kettle Deitrich - CGP Demolitionists - 0 - 191
Punt Dollop - West Roxbury Mole Rats - 0 - 157
Cubby France - Forest Grove Pugilists - 0 - 82
Alfredo Regalado - Hull Lead Bellies - 0 - 77
Eustace Murial - Charles View Cannibals - 0 - 74
Rain Ocampo - Somerville Place Sentry Bots - 0 - 56
McAlister Weeks - Neponset Park Criticals - 0 - 36
Tobias Hoffman - Somerville Place Sentry Bots - 0 - 34
Gil Quinn - Charles View Cannibals - 0 - 23
Innis Sark - West Roxbury Mole Rats - 0 - 21
Blaine Stabb - Suffolk County Pink Goo - 0 - 13
Pomeroy Ignoramus - Mass Pike Radroaches - 0 - 9
Captain Kirk Abalon - Neponset Park Criticals - 0 - 7
Finn Tarberry - Neponset Park Criticals - 0 - 7
Spudd McKenzie - Mayoral Shelter Tricentennials - 0 - 6
Rockin' Roger Staubach - Somerville Place Sentry Bots - 0 - 4

CA Starter - Most of the time the starting pitchers get the glory, but not this year. A Taffington Boathouse reliever, Hard Luck Harley-Davidson, has been voted the 2310 Milton General Pitcher Award in the Commonwealth Association.

The Spy Hunters ace appeared in 24 games and saved 2 of them. He had a 9-1 record with a 1.97 ERA. Harley-Davidson registered 85 strikeouts in 96 innings and limited opposing hitters to a .192 batting average.

He received 17 first place votes out of a possible 28. Josh Agosto of the Sanctuary Hills Zetans finished second in voting with 8 first place votes, while Jake Campbell of the Marblehead Grenades finished third with 3 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Hard Luck Harley-Davidson - Taffington Boathouse Spy Hunters - 17 - 157
Josh Agosto - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 8 - 119
Jake Campbell - Marblehead Grenades - 3 - 116
Andrew Groom - Covenant Refractors - 0 - 55
Darius Livers - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 12
Wolffe Mac - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 7
Jeff Libby - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 4
Lucas Frost - Lynn Woods Bloatflies - 0 - 2
Lazy Macnamara - Marblehead Grenades - 0 - 2
Action Johnson - Taffington Boathouse Spy Hunters - 0 - 1
Nick Soulless - Tenpines Bluff Manta Men - 0 - 1

MA Starter - Silk Inflosse of the Hull Lead Bellies had a fine 8-3 season in 2310 and today claimed the Massachusetts Association Milton General Pitcher Award.

He started 20 times, threw 119.2 innings while collecting 116 strikeouts and fashioned a 2.78 ERA. Inflosse allowed only 104 hits, 28 walks and a .226 opponents' batting average.

He received 17 first place votes out of a possible 28. Rafael Orphan of the Charles View Cannibals finished second in voting with 11 first place votes, while Red Raider of the Charles View Cannibals finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Silk Inflosse - Hull Lead Bellies - 17 - 163
Rafael Orphan - Charles View Cannibals - 11 - 144
Red Raider - Charles View Cannibals - 0 - 74
Jake Gierisch - Neponset Park Criticals - 0 - 53
Crazylegs Gunnels - Hyde Park Stingwings - 0 - 32
Spanky Sutherland - Somerville Place Sentry Bots - 0 - 8
Adi Gallia - Hull Lead Bellies - 0 - 1
Dan Sharp - Somerville Place Sentry Bots - 0 - 1

CA Reliever - He may only be 20, but Jaree Ra of the Marblehead Grenades has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the Commonwealth Association.

The reliever was today named the CA Slocum's Joe Reliever Award winner for 2310.

He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up 32 saves in 43 relief appearances and 37 strikeouts in 46 innings. He had a record of 2-5 to go with his 1.96 ERA.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Pinocchio de la Fuente of the Sanctuary Hills Zetans finished second in voting, while Paul Pouty of the Sanctuary Hills Zetans finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jaree Ra - Marblehead Grenades - 28 - 140
Pinocchio de la Fuente - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 71
Paul Pouty - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 27
Edwin Flowerspawn - Taffington Boathouse Spy Hunters - 0 - 10
Fox Buis - Belmont Sneakers - 0 - 4

MA Reliever - At the young age of only 21, Flex Kinnard has been named the Massachusetts Association Slocum's Joe Reliever Award winner for 2310.

The future appears bright for the Forest Grove Pugilists relief ace, who captured the award with 7 saves in 38 relief appearances, 44 strikeouts in 46.1 innings and a record of 3-2 to go with his 1.94 ERA.

He received 22 first place votes out of a possible 28. Butterass DeCicco of the Brockton Irish finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Carlos Crayon of the Pioneer Park Hackers finished third with 4 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Flex Kinnard - Forest Grove Pugilists - 22 - 128
Butterass DeCicco - Brockton Irish - 2 - 57
Carlos Crayon - Pioneer Park Hackers - 4 - 46
Moe Szyslak - CGP Demolitionists - 0 - 11
Isaiah Laury - Suffolk County Pink Goo - 0 - 10

GBRL Award Winners

NL Hitter - The future looks extremely bright for Saint Orleans. At the age of 18, many players are still trying to find their way in Greater Boston Rookie League.

Orleans has not only found his way, he's already established himself as one of the game's brightest stars, today being named the winner of the North League Future Player of the Year Award.

"I didn't expect to hit .359 this year, that's for sure," the left fielder said.

The Greentop Nursery Night People star also put up a .487 on-base percentage this year, with 106 hits, 26 doubles, 3 triples, 25 home runs, 74 RBIs and 99 runs scored.

He received 23 first place votes out of a possible 28. Slammin' Sammy Holloway of the Walden Pond Poets finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Rusty McCarthy of the Satellite Array Riflemen finished third with 2 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Saint Orleans - Greentop Nursery Night People - 23 - 362
Slammin' Sammy Holloway - Walden Pond Poets - 2 - 237
Rusty McCarthy - Satellite Array Riflemen - 2 - 236
Cameron Triggs - Croup Manor Inspectors - 1 - 181
Erasmus Hansen - Satellite Array Riflemen - 0 - 172
David Bloatfly - Parsons Asylum Greasers - 0 - 162
Duncan Donutz - Kingsport Moon Monkeys - 0 - 97
Raven Sixxer - Nuka Express Chrono Cowboys - 0 - 59
Beau Hemian - Satellite Array Riflemen - 0 - 44
Josh Tall - Kingsport Moon Monkeys - 0 - 41
Aaron Annis - Union Hope Lifegivers - 0 - 38
Samuel Williams - Rocky Narrows Blitz - 0 - 13
Franz Kniprode - Greentop Nursery Night People - 0 - 6
Bin Ci - Parsons Asylum Greasers - 0 - 3
Knock Skatebird - Greentop Nursery Night People - 0 - 1

SL Hitter - The manager of the Cabot House Triggermen said he thinks Luff Gurr is only going to get better as he gets older.

He may only be 18, but it will be hard to top the catcher's 2310 campaign, as he has been named the winner of the South League Future Player of the Year Award.

His winning campaign featured a .332 batting average and a .455 on-base percentage this year. In 79 games he piled up 89 hits, 15 doubles, no triples, 45 home runs, 106 RBIs and 79 runs scored.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Levitt Aiding of the Greater Mass Vans finished second in voting, while Cyclone Bolt of the Greater Mass Vans finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Luff Gurr - Cabot House Triggermen - 28 - 392
Levitt Aiding - Greater Mass Vans - 0 - 252
Cyclone Bolt - Greater Mass Vans - 0 - 196
Anxious Wade Osteen - Greater Mass Vans - 0 - 190
Ratface Pierson - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 135
Lonesome Dove Coldfeet - Cabot House Triggermen - 0 - 134
Nest Morfa - Greater Mass Vans - 0 - 123
Ori Gun - Greater Mass Vans - 0 - 94
Fergus O'Mara - Cabot House Triggermen - 0 - 72
Slip Knotty - Greater Mass Vans - 0 - 26
Fromm Dayr - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 16
Zeke Zombifier - Cabot House Triggermen - 0 - 13
Aaron Wright - Westing Estate Alphas - 0 - 5
Lightning Turner - Roadside Pines Cosmos - 0 - 4

NL Starter - The spotlight today is on Boil Barnett of the Rocky Narrows Blitz. He was named the top pitcher in the North League and will be honored with the 2310 Young Gun Award.

Barnett compiled an impressive 3-2 won-lost mark to capture this year's honor. In 50.2 innings of work and 7 starts, the Blitz star struck out 63, while giving up 39 hits and 14 walks. He limited opposing batters to a .217 average.

He received 19 first place votes out of a possible 28. Nigel Bowlarama of the Satellite Array Riflemen finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Baker Hubbard of the Satellite Array Riflemen finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Boil Barnett - Rocky Narrows Blitz - 19 - 137
Nigel Bowlarama - Satellite Array Riflemen - 5 - 98
Baker Hubbard - Satellite Array Riflemen - 0 - 51
Dinya Balu - Med-Tek Eyebots - 0 - 49
Plow Alford - Rocky Narrows Blitz - 1 - 41
Ethan Hammond - Corvega Flamers - 0 - 37
Gatatog Uvenk - Med-Tek Eyebots - 1 - 26
Kallo Jath - Greentop Nursery Night People - 2 - 25
Believer Iwanna - Satellite Array Riflemen - 0 - 5
Streak Davis - Satellite Array Riflemen - 0 - 4
Stilts Zuraw - Parsons Asylum Greasers - 0 - 3

SL Starter - In 2310, the premier pitcher in the South League was Volkihar Master. The Greater Mass starter is this year's recipient of the Young Gun Award.

He went 14-2 in 21 starts with 187 strikeouts in 146.2 innings and an impressive 3.25 ERA.

He received 23 first place votes out of a possible 28. Leemeto Manycaps of the Greater Mass Vans finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Culhwch Olwen of the Greater Mass Vans finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Volkihar Master - Greater Mass Vans - 23 - 178
Leemeto Manycaps - Greater Mass Vans - 5 - 107
Culhwch Olwen - Greater Mass Vans - 0 - 65
Nick Soulless - Roadside Pines Cosmos - 0 - 57
Jayden Gray - Beantown Brewers - 0 - 38
Thane Krios - DB Tech Nuclear Physicists - 0 - 13
Aval Atheron - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 9
Rorshach Glass - DB Tech Nuclear Physicists - 0 - 6
George Brown - Westing Estate Alphas - 0 - 3

NL Reliever - At the age of 20, Knox Overstreet says he still has a lot to learn about life in Greater Boston Rookie League.

But he certainly seems to be a quick study, as the Parsons Asylum Greasers reliever was better than all others this year and has captured the 2310 North League Clutch Arm Award.

"I hope to win this a few more times before all is said and done in my career," the
Burlington, Vermont native said.

For the season, Overstreet had 2 saves in 43 relief appearances, which totaled 64. He fanned 58 betters, while walking 7 and put up a record of 3-1 to go with his 1.69 ERA.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Skald Elder of the Satellite Array Riflemen finished second in voting, while Sauce Cigaretteman of the Union Hope Lifegivers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Knox Overstreet - Parsons Asylum Greasers - 28 - 140
Skald Elder - Satellite Array Riflemen - 0 - 77
Sauce Cigaretteman - Union Hope Lifegivers - 0 - 24
Jets York - Satellite Array Riflemen - 0 - 10
Ely Neamothren - Corvega Flamers - 0 - 1

SL Reliever - At the young age of only 18, Uzi Perez has been named the South League Clutch Arm Award winner for 2310.

The future appears bright for the Eastlake Aquaboys relief ace, who captured the award with 1 save in 30 relief appearances, 55 strikeouts in 55.1 innings and a record of 4-2 to go with his 2.44 ERA.

He received 27 first place votes out of a possible 28. Conrad Verner of the Greater Mass Vans finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Flip Marino of the Cabot House Triggermen finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Uzi Perez - Eastlake Aquaboys - 27 - 138
Conrad Verner - Greater Mass Vans - 1 - 86
Flip Marino - Cabot House Triggermen - 0 - 25
Moondog Mendoza - Roadside Pines Cosmos - 0 - 3

College News

CBO Commissioner Nate Howard has announced the beginning of the Commonwealth Collegiate Baseball League. While not all teams have been able to establish themselves yet, Howard stated that the CCBL will be made up of four conferences: the Boston Collegiate Athletic Conference; the Massachusetts Conference, which will begin play in 2311 with all 12 members; the Northern Commonwealth Conference made up of institutions in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont; and the Southern Commonwealth Conference made up of institutions in Connecticut and Rhode Island.

The 12-team Massachusetts Conference will join the CCBL in play in 2311, along with two additional teams in the BCAC: the Revere College Riders and the Quincy College Masons. The 12 teams of the MassCon will be:

Western Division
Assumption University Greyhounds
Greenfield College Greenies
Holy Cross University Crusaders
Nuka University Mixologists
UMass Minutemen
Western New England University Statesmen

Eastern Division
Cape Cod University Sharks
Mass Atlantic Suns
Mass-Lowell River Hawks
Nahant Marine Institute Aquas
Plymouth University Pioneers
Stonehill College Skyhawks

[ayaghmour2]

Party Boys do it again! Their 4 titles has to be the most so far, right?

[StLee]

Originally Posted by ayaghmour2

Party Boys do it again! Their 4 titles has to be the most so far, right?

That's right. Tied for second with two apiece are Diamond City, Roxbury, and University Point.

The one-time winners are Bunker Hill, County Crossing, Goodneighbor, Oberland, and The Slog.

[ayaghmour2]

Originally Posted by StLee

That's right. Tied for second with two apiece are Diamond City, Roxbury, and University Point.

The one-time winners are Bunker Hill, County Crossing, Goodneighbor, Oberland, and The Slog.

Nice! I thought a few teams have repeated but I couldn't remember anyone else having more then two. Part of me wants them to win five next year, but I want the Rad Sox to get their third. Is Ayag Mour locked up for next year or will he be looking for another team?

[OrangeP47]

Originally Posted by StLee

That's right. Tied for second with two apiece are Diamond City, Roxbury, and University Point.

The one-time winners are Bunker Hill, County Crossing, Goodneighbor, Oberland, and The Slog.

I suppose the Boys will always be a fan favorite, so good for the fans. It actually slipped my mind Goodneighbor actually won one year, given how they've also been on the opposite end of the spectrum. Indeed, other than Bunker Hill (who are new-ish), a lot of the one-timers have had quite the ups and downs. Seems like you need at least two to cement yourself a Commonwealth royalty.

[StLee]

Originally Posted by ayaghmour2

Nice! I thought a few teams have repeated but I couldn't remember anyone else having more then two. Part of me wants them to win five next year, but I want the Rad Sox to get their third. Is Ayag Mour locked up for next year or will he be looking for another team?

As far as I can see, Roxbury looks to be riding with Mour. He will be 34 next season, so they will need to find his replacement at some point. However, their next best catcher is 23-year-old Beercan Sherer, but he may never be anything but a backup catcher.

One big surprise move so far this offseason was Easy Town trading away 1B/SP Lannie Tykeson to Quincy for four prospects, including a good one in 3B Keg Gutterson who will probably start at 1B next season in place of Tykeson.

[StLee]

Originally Posted by OrangeP47

I suppose the Boys will always be a fan favorite, so good for the fans. It actually slipped my mind Goodneighbor actually won one year, given how they've also been on the opposite end of the spectrum. Indeed, other than Bunker Hill (who are new-ish), a lot of the one-timers have had quite the ups and downs. Seems like you need at least two to cement yourself a Commonwealth royalty.

Fort Hagen was once pretty good at reaching the Sole Survivor Series, too. They just could not get past the Swatters (twice) nor Roxbury.

But you know how I feel. I would love to see different teams in the SSS. I was rooting for Starlight vs Quincy when those two teams made their association championship series.

[OrangeP47]

Originally Posted by StLee

Fort Hagen was once pretty good at reaching the Sole Survivor Series, too. They just could not get past the Swatters (twice) nor Roxbury.

But you know how I feel. I would love to see different teams in the SSS. I was rooting for Starlight vs Quincy when those two teams made their association championship series.

On the whole, I'm fine with a mix, as long as whoever's the top dog isn't always on top for too much during the same time period. Winners and losers are fine, to an extent. Right now, your dynasty is about hitting my ideal zone (especially after being reminded of those numbers). Where I draw the line is usually three-peats, or three out of four situations.

At least it isn't like my projecting real MLB save, where from 2020-2035 Dodgers won 10 of 15 WS. Even I admit that is a bridge too far.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, BCAC, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

1 November 2310

The November Super Post

CBO Awards

NCA Hitter - What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 2310 Nuka-Hitter Award in the North Charles Association. It had already been a very special season for Nordhagen Beach's Maxx Murtagh, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake.

All season long Maxx Murtagh gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .328 as he collected 164 hits, 25 doubles, 7 triples, 43 home runs and 90 RBIs.

He received 24 first place votes out of a possible 28. Ross Merchantman of the Sunshine Tidings Chemists finished second in voting with 3 first place votes, while Brian DeLong of the Salem Witch Hats finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Maxx Murtagh - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 24 - 372
Ross Merchantman - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 3 - 262
Brian DeLong - Salem Witch Hats - 1 - 217
Gavin Deux-Gas - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 208
Aaron Squire - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 139
Duff Fee - Concord Radstags - 0 - 106
Grandson Quarles - Nahant Celtics - 0 - 75
Babs Rooth - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 69
Plain Morris - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 59
Oren Gep - Starlight Killers - 0 - 50
Baktu DaWell - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 48
Young Goodman - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 24
Zeldolph Violet - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 11
Jig McGhee - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 7
Family Sam Partridge - Lexington Synths - 0 - 5

SCA Hitter - Barker Cocoa has been around Commonwealth Baseball Organization enough to know a good hot streak when he sees one -- and he got to see one firsthand all year. For his standout run through the 2310 season, he's taking home the Nuka-Hitter Award in the South Charles Association.

The University Point first baseman put up a batting average of .365 with 20 doubles, 2 triples, 56 home runs and 139 RBIs.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Donn Mattingley of the Roxbury Rad Sox finished second in voting, while Missile Crews of the Goodneighbor Hancocks finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Barker Cocoa - University Point Deathclaws - 28 - 392
Donn Mattingley - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 250
Missile Crews - Goodneighbor Hancocks - 0 - 202
Ben Pawlak - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 192
Orcin Cardinal - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 180
Ajani Peacock - Egret Ninjas - 0 - 69
Makin Jobear - FHE Yao Guai - 0 - 66
Sum Downie - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 61
End Yamada - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 52
Harry Byrd - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 41
Ken Debate - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 41
Purple Gupta - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 25
Racky Westheim - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 25
Homestay Lovetap - Spectacle Island Reapers - 0 - 23
Bulleye Shooterson - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 22
Joe Rathmann - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 6
Ayag Mour - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 5

NCA Pitcher - The Easy Town Assaultrons have a rising superstar or maybe even a budding Hall-of-Famer in the making. It's Scott Fuhr, this year's North Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award selection. This blossoming hurler wowed fans, peers and sportswriters with a fabulous performance.

Fuhr compiled a 18-6 record in 32 starts, tallied 156 strikeouts in 241.2 innings and recorded a 2.94 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .243 batting average against him.

He received 9 first place votes out of a possible 28. Gavin Eviritts of the County Crossing Bloodbugs finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Beachboy Nut of the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys finished third with 5 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Scott Fuhr - Easy Town Assaultrons - 9 - 106
Gavin Eviritts - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 5 - 92
Beachboy Nut - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 5 - 66
Tommy Beach - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 4 - 55
Tiger Fanne - The Slog Ghouls - 2 - 53
Ugio Church - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 3 - 42
Jason Tonelli - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 28
Deedee Martinson - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 16
Digger Vadim - Starlight Killers - 0 - 9
Mike Rubric - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 0 - 4
Doug Creep - Nahant Celtics - 0 - 3
Eugene Gym - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 0 - 2

SCA Pitcher - Paul Stains had a sensational 2310 season in the South Charles Association. The Diamond City pitching machine has been proclaimed this year's Vim! Pitcher Award recipient.

This season Stains starred with a 17-8 record. In 32 starts he gave up 235 base hits and struck out 225 in 270 innings with a 2.97 ERA.

He received 24 first place votes out of a possible 28. Nuke Laloosh of the Roxbury Rad Sox finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Admiral Kelm of the Egret Ninjas finished third with 2 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Paul Stains - Diamond City Swatters - 24 - 180
Nuke Laloosh - Roxbury Rad Sox - 2 - 100
Admiral Kelm - Egret Ninjas - 2 - 96
Heaven Fontenot - Goodneighbor Hancocks - 0 - 64
Emperry Alizm - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 17
Urm Rehfeldt - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 8
Scruffy Taguchi - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 6
Mesquite Williams - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 3
Jalep Temper - Spectacle Island Reapers - 0 - 2

NCA Manager - Nordhagen Beach manager Zach Toth was selected as the 2310 North Charles Association Manager of the Year today.

He was somewhat of a dark horse next to some of the more flashy managers up for the award. Toth, who prefers that everyone call him "Cap" or "Skip," tries to shy away from the limelight in a media-driven world.

"It's really unfair to the guys that busted their humps all year long to put all the focus on me now. They showed up early, put in extra time in the cage, worked on their fielding, consulted with our coaching staff and really made 2310 a highlight in my career."

In fairness to this year's Manager of the Year, Toth certainly played an important part in the Party Boys success as he guided them to a first place finish in the North Charles Association Brotherhood League and a 88-42 record.

SCA Manager - Drac Jaskula, skipper of the Vault 81 Dwellers, was voted 2310 South Charles Association Manager of the Year and accepted the award earlier today.

He guided Vault 81 to second place in the South Charles Association Railroad League with a 83-47 record.

"I'm very happy about this," he said at the press conference. "But I'm more happy about what my boys did on the field. They battled their butts off for me all year. They should get the credit."

NCA Rookie - Nordhagen Beach first baseman Mountainside Rockhand set the tone for rookies across the North Charles Association in 2310 and today was tabbed for the league's Red Rocket Rookie Award.

He hit .322 in 118 games while collecting 148 hits, 32 home runs, 92 RBIs and scoring 83 runs.

He received 25 first place votes out of a possible 28. Foo Fieterz of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished second in voting with 3 first place votes, while Heddic Volunnar of the Concord Radstags finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Mountainside Rockhand - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 25 - 134
Foo Fieterz - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 3 - 90
Heddic Volunnar - Concord Radstags - 0 - 28

SCA Rookie - For several weeks the rumor mill had it that the 2310 Red Rocket Rookie Award winner was a foregone conclusion and the trophy would go to FHE left fielder, Makin Jobear. It is no longer a rumor -- the South Charles Association made it official today.

Jobear won the award by hitting .354 and collecting 172 hits, 34 home runs, 94 RBIs and 56 walks. He scored 89 runs and posted a .418 on-base percentage.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Gladder Questseeker of the Quincy Gunners finished second in voting, while Hax Kim of the Vault 81 Dwellers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Makin Jobear - FHE Yao Guai - 28 - 140
Gladder Questseeker - Quincy Gunners - 0 - 80
Hax Kim - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 19
Phantom Vargas - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 13

NCA Positional Hitters - The 2310 North Charles Association BosCom Positional Hitter Award winners were announced today. These players had standout offensive seasons that were better than their peers at their respective positions.

The winners are:

Pitcher
Lannie Tykeson (Easy Town Assaultrons)
.314/.418/.519, 414 AB, 24 HR, 147 wRC+, 4.0 WAR

Catcher
Sleve McDichael (Fort Hagen Silver Shroud)
.313/.415/.536, 399 AB, 24 HR, 147 wRC+, 4.9 WAR

First Baseman
Oren Gep (Starlight Killers)
.274/.411/.615, 442 AB, 44 HR, 1 SB, 118 RBI, 4.2 WAR

Second Baseman
Wolf McQuaid (Concord Radstags)
.292/.396/.425, 480 AB, 15 HR, 1 SB, 122 wRC+, 3.5 WAR

Third Baseman
Ross Merchantman (Sunshine Tidings Chemists)
.321/.408/.660, 477 AB, 49 HR, 126 RBI, 7.4 WAR

Shortstop
Gavin Deux-Gas (The Slog Ghouls)
.338/.419/.585, 518 AB, 35 HR, 11 SB, 118 R, 161 wRC+, 8.5 WAR

Left Fielder
Family Sam Partridge (Lexington Synths)
.351/.406/.639, 499 AB, 39 HR, 3 SB, 170 wRC+, 5.4 WAR

Center Fielder
Maxx Murtagh (Nordhagen Beach Party Boys)
.328/.418/.664, 500 AB, 43 HR, 3 SB, 126 R, 178 wRC+, 8.9 WAR

Right Fielder
Brian DeLong (Salem Witch Hats)
.345/.475/.675, 452 AB, 41 HR, 198 wRC+, 7.4 WAR

SCA Positional Hitters - South Charles Association pitchers had trouble with this group of hitters all season long. The BosCom Positional Hitter Award winners for 2310 are:

Pitcher
Zaire Inquisitor (Oberland T-51s)
.316/.363/.485, 396 AB, 16 HR, 121 wRC+, 1.9 WAR

Catcher
Ayag Mour (Roxbury Rad Sox)
.342/.417/.538, 398 AB, 17 HR, 152 wRC+, 4.4 WAR

First Baseman
Barker Cocoa (University Point Deathclaws)
.365/.542/.812, 430 AB, 56 HR, 1 SB, 150 R, 139 RBI, 11.7 WAR

Second Baseman
Bulleye Shooterson (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)
.312/.415/.593, 462 AB, 37 HR, 2 SB, 162 wRC+, 5.6 WAR

Third Baseman
Donn Mattingley (Roxbury Rad Sox)
.373/.464/.648, 483 AB, 34 HR, 106 R, 192 wRC+, 7.9 WAR

Shortstop
End Yamada (Vault 81 Dwellers)
.312/.415/.530, 474 AB, 20 HR, 150 wRC+, 5.8 WAR

Left Fielder
Makin Jobear (FHE Yao Guai)
.354/.418/.619, 486 AB, 34 HR, 1 SB, 169 wRC+, 5.8 WAR

Center Fielder
Missile Crews (Goodneighbor Hancocks)
.349/.425/.660, 482 AB, 35 HR, 12 SB, 107 RBI, 8.1 WAR

Right Fielder
Orcin Cardinal (Oberland T-51s)
.335/.410/.640, 486 AB, 39 HR, 1 SB, 106 RBI, 6.1 WAR

NCA Reliever - The Fallon's Reliever Award goes to the North Charles Association reliever who put forward the strongest season.

This season, that player was Wick Prater of the County Crossing Bloodbugs, who was above all his peers in 2310.

"I just feel like the ball was doing what I wanted it to this year and I was in command most nights out there," he said. "Some days you don't have your best stuff, but I didn't have too many of those days this year."

On the season, Prater pitched 59.1 innings, with 58 strikeouts and an ERA of 2.58. He also had 38 saves in 56 relief appearances.

He received 20 first place votes out of a possible 28. Machine Man Fortune of the Salem Witch Hats finished second in voting with 6 first place votes, while David AntAgonist Kidd of the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys finished third with 2 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Wick Prater - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 20 - 122
Machine Man Fortune - Salem Witch Hats - 6 - 53
David AntAgonist Kidd - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 2 - 53
Little Rat Swickard - Lexington Synths - 0 - 24

SCA Reliever - Mike Pond of the Egret Ninjas said he never set out to win the South Charles Association Fallon's Reliever Award this season, but he'll certainly take it.

"2310 was a pretty good year for me, that much is obvious," he said. "This is icing on the cake."

The 33-year-old out of Taunton, Massachusetts fashioned a 3.00 ERA this season over 60 innings of work. He made 50 relief appearances and had 35 saves, 41 strikeouts, 27 walks and a record of 1 win and 6 losses.

He received 12 first place votes out of a possible 28. Aaron Geneva of the Oberland T-51s finished second in voting with 14 first place votes, while Matt Hoernig of the Quincy Gunners finished third with 2 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Mike Pond - Egret Ninjas - 12 - 104
Aaron Geneva - Oberland T-51s - 14 - 86
Matt Hoernig - Quincy Gunners - 2 - 53
Erik Wipf - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 5
Taki Undertaker - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 3
Ryan Goodpryce - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 1

NCA Defensive Players - North Charles Association hitters looked on in disbelief all season long as this group of defenders made stellar plays in the field.

For being incredibly valuable on the defensive side of the game, the following players have been given the Corvega Top Defender Award for 2310:

Pitcher
Whokill Poole (Starlight Killers)

Catcher
Stuart Costantino (Nahant Celtics)

First Baseman
Lannie Tykeson (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Second Baseman
Elton Goodspeed (The Slog Ghouls)

Third Baseman
Dog Prairie (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Shortstop
Aaron Squire (Bunker Hill 75ers)

Left Fielder
Glenn Higinbotham (Starlight Killers)

Center Fielder
Maxx Murtagh (Nordhagen Beach Party Boys)

Right Fielder
Passel Argente (Cambridge Coursers)

SCA Defensive Players - The South Charles Association has today announced the winners of the 2310 Corvega Top Defender Award. The following players have been honored for defensive excellence:

Pitcher
Justin Sumbich (Spectacle Island Reapers)

Catcher
Racky Westheim (Oberland T-51s)

First Baseman
Barker Cocoa (University Point Deathclaws)

Second Baseman
Ray McMillen (Southie Brews)

Third Baseman
Donn Mattingley (Roxbury Rad Sox)

Shortstop
Hopper Hayes (Egret Ninjas)

Left Fielder
Workman Weil (Glowing Sea Radscorpions)

Center Fielder
Earthbound Bussey (Atom Cats)

Right Fielder
Baywatch Fischler (Quincy Gunners)

CBO Draft Preview

The following was an earlier mock draft. Please note that some of the 14 teams joining the Commonwealth Collegiate Baseball League also had players declared eligible for the draft. We first wrote this report in early October following a report put out by the OSA, so the projected draft order will have changed.

Mock Draft Predictions – Top Ten Picks
1. Malden – LF/SP Alchemist Hall, New Bedford – Currently out with a knee injury which will eliminate his winter practice sessions. OSA scouts see the Grognaks pulling the trigger on Hall. Scouts see him as a plus-plus contact to power with the chance to hit .333 and hit 30 home runs when fully developed. He can play anywhere in the outfield. As a pitcher, Hall seemed to turn the corner in his junior season, dropping his ERA from 5.85 to 2.53. He throws three pitches with his cutter being his best pitch. Being a two-way player is the reason scouts see him as the top player in the draft.
2. Glowing Sea – C Red Jay Jones, Beantown – A power-hitting catcher who could also play either corner infield position, Jones is best known for his big bat. Scouts see him as a premier power hitter who can hit the ball to any field. He will need to work on seeing the best pitches, but if he reaches potential, he will be high value.
3. Southie – 1B Tony Quarterly, Winchester University – Predicted to be the highest college player taken since joining the CBO ranks, Quarterly only had one season so far in the BCAC (now CCBL) but dominated with a .352/23/61 line. Quarterly often swings at just about anything, something he will need to work on at the next level.
4. Cambridge – CF Natick Inhousing, Lexington – Injured for a good portion of his senior year, scouts do not think that time missed will cost Inhousing in the draft. When on, he can pound pitchers for hits and homers. He may not be a power hitter, but he can spray the ball through strong line drives, meaning he could be a future competitor for batting titles. He’s not the fastest guy, but Inhousing does a good job of locating the ball on defense and getting to it. He could move into left field in the pros, but he would not be a bad center fielder, either.
5. Atom – RF Naga Arakaki, Concord – Blessed with great bat-to-ball skills, Arakaki could compete for just about any offensive category when fully developed. He will need to cut down on his swings and misses, though, which could mean leading the league in strikeouts. He can play either corner outfield position, but he will never win a Corvega Award there.
6. FHE – 2B Trog Alderod, Seekonk – Alderod is an interesting pick this high up. He is great at hitting home runs, hitting 28 in his senior season with the Quahog. However, he strikes out a lot and is typically a home run or bust hitter. In the field, he is OK, if not a bit below average on defense. He played some SS with Seekonk but felt more comfortable playing at 2B.
7. Concord – SS Gav Ingidree, Plymouth – Ingidree is one of the most defensively talented players in the draft, able to play a number of positions but most likely to play SS or 2B in the pros. He will never light up the stat board with his bat, but he is capable of hitting anywhere with the occasional home run.
8. Fort Hagen – CF Jay Gabby, Westfleet – Another good defensive player, Gabby can handle the centerfield position with ease. He can play anywhere in the outfield, so that will help him get on the field sooner. His bat will need work, but he should be able to hold his own as a hitter. He would need to develop a lot better eye skills to ever be a leadoff hitter, but he could be a bottom of the lineup hitter who nabs a few bases and produces extra runs for his team. This pick in the draft could be the lowest we see Gabby going.
9. Diamond City – CF Keepuh Knockin, Andrew Station – Another decent outfielder, Knockin is not as speedy but can cover a decent amount of ground in the outfield. Scouts believe his natural position may be LF, so the team that drafts him might move him there. Knockin is great at earning a free pass with the bat in hand. His recognition of the strike zone is the best in the draft. If he develops, Knockin would be a valuable player on both offense and defense.
10. Lexington – 2B Glove Payton, Harwich – He’s called the “Glove” for a reason. He may be the second-best all-around defensive player of the draftees behind Ingidree. Payton can play pretty much any position but catcher. Payton is also a good all-around hitter. He will wait for his pitch and then drive it a mile. Pitchers have to be precise when facing him, a skill that should translate at upper levels.

First pitcher taken – SP Chase Seashores, CIT Academy - #21, Sunshine Tidings – Seashores has four pitches that he balanced well in the youth leagues. We would call him a top-ten pick since he has shown he can be an elite pitcher, registering a 1.27 ERA his senior year. Unfortunately, he has also battled injuries in the past two seasons, starting only 17 games over that stretch. If he can stay healthy, Seashores has the talent to develop into an ace in the CBO.

Why a 1st-rounder? – 1B Tram Melstu, New Bedford - #25, Vault 81 – Melstu became less productive in time. Scouts believe it was because Melstu was working on changing up his batting approach in preparation for the draft. He hit just .267/15/43 his senior season, but scouts still think he could be a top home run hitter if he develops fully for the CBO. Scouts think he could potentially hit 35+ home runs per season, so they see something we do not when looking just at the numbers.

Why not a 1st rounder? – 3B Tommy Whitetiger, CIT Academy - #33, Atom – Sure, he is projected toward the top of the 2nd round, but Whitetiger was a dangerous hitter that teams avoided. After being banged up in his junior season, teams tried to pitch around him as often as possible in his senior season. Scouts think he becomes too impatient at the plate, but they also see him as one of, if not the most talented power hitters in the draft. He has the strength to go deep in any field, and could be the premier corner IF in this draft. The mock has him as the 10th 3B/1B taken.

Pitcher worth watching – SP Macho Lopez, Lynn Pier - #4-13 Nahant – Lopez has shown steady improvement over his youth league career. OSA sees him as a 4th-rounder, but Lopez ended his 2310 campaign with a 10-8 record and a 3.05 ERA. He is still developing all three of his pitches, but he has shown the ability to place his pitches well at times. Should he develop, scouts think he could be a #2 or #3 pitcher in the rotation.

Five college players to watch (Note: we added this to the report today):

OSA and team scouts had workout sessions to look for players newly declared for the 2310 Rookie Draft once they were cleared by the CBO front office. Of the newcomers to the draft-eligible prospects, these are five that the OSA thought could go high in the draft.

1. CF Candy Kline, Nuka U - Scouts think he has the potential to be a Top 10 pick after watching his workout. He is fast and fluid, both covering a lot of ground in the outfield and wrecking bases on the path. He showed a lot of patience in recognizing pitches, showing that he could be an OBP dream. He hustled throughout the sessions, showing he is a high-motor, high-energy player.
2. RF Dump Truck Matthews, Glowing Sea College - Matthews was considered draft-eligible after his freshman season with the Glowing Ones. He finished the season hitting .322 with a home run, 24 RBI, 46 runs, and 18 stolen bases. He can play any outfield position but projects as a right fielder despite his blazing speed. He is considered a top-of-the-lineup project due to his even swing. While he may develop more strength in his body, his attributes will be average and OBP.
3. RF Buttons Bunterson, Revere College - A corner OF, Bunterson has shown hints of being a high contact, high power hitter. He is not going to lead the league in homers due to his build, so he may project as a LF who bats somewhere around 7th in the lineup. With that stated, he could be a very good 7th hitter with the propensity to hit for average. He will not steal bases but he is not the slowest player on the team, either.
4. 1B Tiger McQuaid, Assumption University - McQuaid showed in the independent circuit that he can be a dangerous hitter. Should he fully develop his skills, scouts believe he can hit above .300 and provide a good number of homers for a team. He may not be cleanup hitter material, but he will be a nightmare to pitch against.
5. SP Mean David Green, Mass Atlantic University - Green is in the mode of pitching balls that cannot be hit. He already has CBO-level control of his three pitches, including a knuckle curve that batters cannot square up. Should he pitch for a team with a good defense behind him and a catcher that can snag balls bouncing off the dirt, he could be a premier pitcher who leads the league in groundouts and double plays forced. Scouts see him as 1st-round potential whose ceiling is probably as a #2 starter in the rotation, someone to follow the ace throwing heat the day before.



CBO Transactions

Monday, October 31st , 2310
Atom Cats: Signed RP Vick Green.

Sunday, October 30th , 2310
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Hub Fizztop.

Thursday, October 27th , 2310
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed SP Adi Gallia.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Overdom Aquascent.

Wednesday, October 26th , 2310
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Greg Sipper.

Tuesday, October 25th , 2310
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Quacky Lakehouse.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Arvel Crynyd.

Monday, October 24th , 2310
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Alex Oldpond.

Sunday, October 23rd , 2310
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Morgriffs Lebrontatu.

Saturday, October 22nd , 2310
Oberland T-51s: Released SP Wolffe Mac.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Pigg Gee.

Friday, October 21st , 2310
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Junky Turnbull.

Thursday, October 20th , 2310
Quincy Gunners: Released SP Adi Gallia.
Atom Cats: Released 2B Fisher Ryba.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Andy Rabbison.

Wednesday, October 19th , 2310
Atom Cats: Released RP Mee Deechi.

Tuesday, October 18th , 2310
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Released RP Tech Lobo.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Tom Qualtoth.

Monday, October 17th , 2310
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Bee Obee.

Sunday, October 16th , 2310
University Point Deathclaws: Released CF Keith McKinney.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Released SS Slow Joe Petrakis.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Melvin Trujillo.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed SP Adrian Beercan.
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Signed SP Sean Judge.

Saturday, October 15th , 2310
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Dietary Webuvlies.

Friday, October 14th , 2310
Malden Grognaks: Released C Migs Mayfield.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Tim Cottrell.
The Bunker Hill 75ers traded 26-year old 1B Matt Stickhouse, a 2nd round draft pick, and a 7th round draft pick to the Roxbury Rad Sox, getting 24-year old RHP Kamal Similton, 20-year old minor league 1B Constantius Tituleius, and a 1st round draft pick in return.

Thursday, October 13th , 2310
Southie Brews: Signed SP Jacen Syndulla.

Wednesday, October 12th , 2310
Cambridge Coursers: Released C Bobby Block.
The Lexington Synths traded 20-year old minor league LF Izdere Lifunn-Mars and a 7th round draft pick to the Salem Witch Hats, getting 28-year old RHP Chase Wede, a 3rd round draft pick, and a 6th round draft pick in return.

Monday, October 10th , 2310
Lexington Synths: Released LF Redfern Stern.
The Slog Ghouls: Released 3B Brandon Simonsen.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed LF KiJana Mallee.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed C Malificent Shaw.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed RP Penn Teller.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed 3B Alibel Contacts.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed SS Jaxon Grits.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed SP Elastic Man Haley.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed SP La'Ray Kalel.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed RP Professor Harriel.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 1B Bullet Minnow.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed LF Zod Gaycey.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Loveyoo Burgess.
Oberland T-51s: Signed SP Munyeb Funyun.
Oberland T-51s: Signed SP Cohort Williams.
Oberland T-51s: Signed RP Four Davies.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed C Daub Buckle.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed LF Mork Mendee.
Concord Radstags: Signed SP Klement Thodberg.

Sunday, October 9th , 2310
FHE Yao Guai: Released SP Jacen Syndulla.
FHE Yao Guai: Released SP Sean Judge.
FHE Yao Guai: Released CL Jim Kohls.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Matt Funky.

Saturday, October 8th , 2310
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Released CF Jerry Rose.
The Fort Hagen Silver Shroud traded 32-year old 3B Well Done Dungan and 20-year old 1B Brunwulf Freewinter to the Glowing Sea Radscorpions, getting 30-year old RHP Wicked Good O'Malley and 21-year old minor league LHP Nash Vil in return.

Friday, October 7th , 2310
Easy Town Assaultrons: Released C Armani Foundwood.

Thursday, October 6th , 2310
The Easy Town Assaultrons traded 26-year old LHP October McOmber, 23-year old LF Jim Fry, and 19-year old minor league RHP Mihai Comanita to the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys, getting 21-year old minor league RHP Hitman Medicman in return.
The Diamond City Swatters traded 27-year old minor league RHP Dummy Potluck to the Spectacle Island Reapers, getting 23-year old minor league 1B Irony Bird in return.

Wednesday, October 5th , 2310
Glowing Sea Radscorpions: Released RP Capital City Goofball.
Cambridge Coursers: Signed 2B Tundra Dowmeia.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Evan Leicht.

Tuesday, October 4th , 2310
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released 1B Evan Leicht.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released SS Larry Hunterman.
Oberland T-51s: Released RP Ryan Express.

Monday, October 3rd , 2310
Lexington Synths: Released 2B John Summers.
The Fort Hagen Silver Shroud traded 25-year old 1B Mark Brinetea to the Egret Ninjas, getting 23-year old RHP Clueless Gunsmith in return.