Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization

[OrangeP47]

Originally Posted by StLee

Maybe not, but I am about to publish the preview for the next round. Roxbury has been OK since June (30-23). They are beatable, and any of the teams remaining can definitely beat them if they can get over a Laloosh performance.

Regardless, it's good to see the Reapers here either way, even if they are rebranded not 'new'. Gives it some freshness. The pace of change is still to my liking.

[ayaghmour2]

Originally Posted by OrangeP47

Regardless, it's good to see the Reapers here either way, even if they are rebranded not 'new'. Gives it some freshness. The pace of change is still to my liking.

Agreed. Maybe the new look can surprise the old guard!

[StLee]

Well . . .



BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

30 September 2307

CBO Association Semifinals

#1 Easy Town vs #5 County Crossing

Game 1: County Crossing 9, Easy Town 1

Bloodbugs Top Assaultrons 9-1 to Begin ASF

The County Crossing Bloodbugs started the Association Semifinal in style today, winning on the road against the Easy Town Assaultrons at Easy Town Field by a score of 9-1 to take an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Bloodbugs right-hander Gavin Eviritts threw 9.0 innings of 7-hit ball.

Eviritts, the County Crossing right-hander, went 9 innings, allowing 1 run on 7 hits. He collected 7 strikeouts.

"If I go out there and help the team win, that's all you can do," said Eviritts.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Easy Town Field in Easy Town.

Game 2: Easy Town 9, County Crossing 6

Bloodbugs Hammered by Samuels, Drop Game 2 to Assaultrons

With left fielder Sean Samuels leading the charge, the Easy Town Assaultrons defeated the visiting County Crossing Bloodbugs, 9-6, in Game 2 of the Association Semifinal today. Samuels went 3 for 4 with a home run and 2 singles. He drove in 2 runs and scored once at Easy Town Field to help Easy Town force a 1-1 tie in the best-of-5 series.

In the bottom of the fourth, Easy Town third baseman Dog Prairie had a productive at-bat. With runners on 1st and 3rd and one out, Prairie stroked a 2-run double to left. It made the score 8-4, Easy Town. For the game, he went 2-4 with a double and a walk, while adding 2 RBI and scoring once.

"It was a solid team effort," said Samuels after the game.

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

Game 3: Easy Town 8, County Crossing 4

Squirrel Blasts Bloodbugs, Assaultrons Take Game 3, 8-4

The Easy Town Assaultrons moved to within one game of the Association Championship today, downing the County Crossing Bloodbugs on the road at Beantown Brewery Stadium by a score of 8-4. Assaultrons right fielder Dan Squirrel went 2 for 5 with a home run. He drove in 4 runs and scored once. The win gives the Assaultrons a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal.

Squirrel had a consequential at-bat in the top of the fifth for the Assaultrons. Coming up with runners on 2nd and 3rd and Easy Town trailing 2-1, he hit a 3-run home run.

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

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

Game 4: County Crossing 5, Easy Town 4, 13 inn.

Assaultrons Hammered by Kilgore, Drop Game 4 to Bloodbugs

The County Crossing Bloodbugs and the Easy Town Assaultrons will take the Association Semifinal to a decisive 5th game. Facing a must-win situation at Beantown Brewery Stadium today, the Bloodbugs beat the Assaultrons 5-4 on a walk-off in extra innings to force the series into what will essentially be a one-game playoff. County Crossing left fielder Kurt Kilgore went 3-5 with a home run, 2 singles, and a walk. He scored 2 times.

The clutch at-bat came in the bottom of the 13th inning, when County Crossing second baseman Matt Stoops, facing Aaron Geneva, had a run-scoring sacrifice fly. It gave the Bloodbugs the 5-4 win.

"The ending was a real humdinger," Kilgore told reporters after the game.

Easy Town entered the bottom of the 13th up by one after Dan Squirrel's solo home run in the top of the inning. With Aaron Geneva on the mound, the Assaultrons were looking to end the game and series. However, Kurt Kilgore and Taygun Topaloglu led off with back-to-back singles. Then, Jimjames LaFleur hit a game-tying RBI double, which put Topaloglu as the winning run on third base with no outs. Stoops then knocked him in to force a Game 5.

Game 5 is scheduled for Sunday at Easy Town Field in Easy Town.

Game 5: County Crossing 11, Easy Town 2

County Crossing Takes Association Semifinal in Deciding Game

It took a while, but the County Crossing Bloodbugs finally disposed of the Easy Town Assaultrons 11-2 in the series clincher at Easy Town Field.

Winning the finale gave the Bloodbugs the series, 3-2. They will now advance to the Association Championship.

The Most Valuable Player Award went to County Crossing shortstop Cy Thompson. He batted .375 in the series, collecting 5 RBIs and scoring 6 runs.

#2 Sunshine Tidings vs #3 Nordhagen Beach

Game 1: Nordhagen Beach 2, Sunshine Tidings 0

Road Win Lifts Nordhagen Beach to 1-0 Lead in ASF

Beachboy Nut and the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys opened the Association Semifinal in brilliant fashion today, traveling to Sunshine Tidings and shutting out the host Chemists at ArcJet Systems Stadium 2-0 to secure an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Nut, the Party Boys left-hander, threw 9.0 innings of shutout ball.

In his 105-pitch effort, Nut allowed no runs on 1 hit over 9 innings. He walked 2 and struck out 6.

"Beachboy made his pitches," said Nordhagen Beach manager Zach Toth.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at ArcJet Systems Stadium in Sunshine Tidings.

Game 2: Nordhagen Beach 6, Sunshine Tidings 5

Angelou, Party Boys Sink Chemists Again in Game 2

Riding the 2-hit performance of right fielder Jonathan Angelou, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys got a road win against the Sunshine Tidings Chemists, 6-5, in Game 2 of the Association Semifinal today. Angelou was 2-4 with 2 home runs. He drove in 4 runs and scored twice for the Party Boys, who now lead the best-of-5 series, 2 games to 0.

The outcome might have been different had it not been for Angelou. In the top of the eighth inning, when the Party Boys were trailing 4-3, Angelou delivered a two-out 3-run home run for Nordhagen Beach, giving his team the lead.

Chemists manager Ray Pratt did not take questions after the game, telling assembled reporters that he would hold a press conference "if and when we win the Sole Survivor Series."

The next game is set to be played for Thursday, September 26th , 2307 at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium in Winthrop.

Game 3: Nordhagen Beach 5, Sunshine Tidings 1

Party Boys Heading to Association Championship

Depending on your loyalties, the Association Semifinal was either a lot of fun or a lot of frustration.

There wasn't much of a fight put up, with the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys taking a drama-free, 3-0 sweep of the Sunshine Tidings Chemists.

"We're in good shape going into the Association Championship," said Nordhagen Beach pitcher Beachboy Nut, after his team won the final game by a 5-1 count. "If we play like this going forward, we'll definitely win the Sole Survivor Series."

Nut earned series MVP honors, with a 0.00 ERA over 9 innings pitched, with a 1-0 record.

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Easy Town Assaultrons - County Crossing Bloodbugs series. That series is tied at 1 game each. The Association Championship schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal finishes.Nut earned series MVP honors, with a 0.00 ERA over 9 innings pitched, with a 1-0 record.

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Easy Town Assaultrons - County Crossing Bloodbugs series. That series is tied at 1 game each. The Association Championship schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal finishes.

#1 Roxbury vs #5 Spectacle Island

Game 1: Roxbury 7, Spectacle Island 6, 14 inn.

Roxbury Overcomes 2 HRs from Ball, Tops Spectacle Island in Extras for 1-0 Series Lead

When the games really matter, the Roxbury Rad Sox put on their best show, beating the Spectacle Island Reapers by a final score of 7-6 today. Diamond Ball belted 2 home runs. He scored 3 times and drove in 4. Roxbury now leads Spectacle Island 1-0 in the best-of-5 affair.

In the bottom of the 14th, Young Goodman came to bat with the game in the balance. And he delivered, hitting a run-scoring single off Spectacle Island pitcher Flipper Squire.

"What a buzz," said Goodman after it was over.

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

Game 2: Roxbury 10, Spectacle Island 4

Roxbury Tops Spectacle Island Again, 10-4

The Roxbury Rad Sox moved to within one game of the Association Championship today, downing the visiting Spectacle Island Reapers at Atomatoys Stadium at Roxbury by a score of 10-4. Rad Sox right fielder Sum Downie did some major damage. He was 2 for 4 with a double and a walk. He scored 2 times and drove in 3. The win gives the Rad Sox a 2-0 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal.

The Rad Sox took a 2-0 lead in the bottom of the fifth inning. Facing Spectacle Island hurler Corey Ware with two outs, Downie hit a run-scoring single.

Downie said afterward that his team has grown over the course of the season, adding: "It feels good when a plan comes together."

Game 3 is scheduled for Wednesday at Drumlin Diner Park in Spectacle Island.

Game 3: Roxbury 15, Spectacle Island 4

Rad Sox Advance to Association Championship

The Roxbury Rad Sox appear poised to make a serious run at the Sole Survivor Series after a convincing sweep over the Spectacle Island Reapers in the Association Semifinal.

It's now on to the Association Championship for Roxbury, who won the final game 15-4 and took the series 3-0.

"Everyone's doing their part and things are falling into place," said Roxbury left fielder Young Goodman, who was named series MVP. "It feels like a special year."

For the series, Goodman hit .562 with a .611 on-base percentage. He had 2 home runs, drove in 6 RBI and scored 7 runs.

#2 University Point vs #3 Jamaica Plain

Game 1: Jamaica Plain 11, University Point 6

Zuniga Blasts Deathclaws, Red Rockets Take Game 1, 11-6

The Jamaica Plain Red Rockets started the Association Semifinal in style today, winning on the road against the University Point Deathclaws at Gwinnett Brewery Park by a score of 11-6 to take an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Red Rockets third baseman Hazmatt Zuniga excelled. He went 3-5 with a home run and a double, while scoring 3 runs and driving in 4.

Jamaica Plain relied on the hitting of Damani Beebe to pick up the win. The first baseman clubbed a run-scoring single in the top of the eighth inning to put the Red Rockets on top, 7-6. For the game, Beebe had 1 home run and 1 single in 4 at-bats.

"We'll relax tonight and enjoy this win," said Beebe.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston.

Game 2: Jamaica Plain 7, University Point 1

Jamaica Plain Tops University Point Again, 7-1

The Jamaica Plain Red Rockets moved to within one game of the Association Championship today, downing the University Point Deathclaws on the road at Gwinnett Brewery Park by a score of 7-1. Red Rockets right-hander Dobbie Radoncis had a strong outing. He threw 7.0 innings of 6-hit ball. The win gives the Red Rockets a 2-0 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal.

Carney Cornseed, the slugging first baseman , had a direct impact on the outcome. Cornseed contributed a 3-run home run in the top of the ninth inning to put Jamaica Plain up, 7-1.

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

Game 3 is scheduled for Wednesday at Red Rockets Stadium in Jamaica Plain.

Game 3: Jamaica Plain 8, University Point 5

Jamaica Plain Sweeps into the Association Championship

Hazmatt Zuniga said he expected the Association Semifinal to be "a battle from start to finish."

In the end, it was nothing more than a minor skirmish, as the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets encountered little resistance in sweeping the University Point Deathclaws, to advance to the Association Championship.

"It may have been a sweep, but it still was a tough series," said Zuniga.

Jamaica Plain won the final game by a 8-5 count and were led in the series by Zuniga, who was named MVP. On the series, he hit .385 with 2 home runs. He also drove in 7 RBI and scored 5 runs.

The Jamaica Plain Red Rockets don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Roxbury Rad Sox - Spectacle Island Reapers series. Roxbury leads the series 2 games to 0. The Association Championship schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal finishes.

[ayaghmour2]

Wow, three sweeps! Game four of Country Crossing/Easy Town would have been perfect for the finale

[StLee]

Originally Posted by ayaghmour2

Wow, three sweeps! Game four of Country Crossing/Easy Town would have been perfect for the finale

I'll just hope the rest of the series have a bit more drama!

[StLee]

BNN Weekly Report

This Week in the CBO, BMU, and GBRL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

30 September 2307

CBO Playoff Tree



CBO Playoff Association Championship Series Preview

NCA Playoffs - #5 County Crossing Bloodbugs (64-56) vs #3 Nordhagen Beach Party Boys (74-46)



Season Series

County Crossing 8, Nordhagen Beach 4
May 3-5 @NB - NB 3-2, NB 4-3, CC 11-5
July 26-28 @CC - CC 8-3, CC 5-2, NB 3-2
August 2-4 @ NB - CC 5-4, CC 9-6, CC 8-5
August 9-11 @CC - CC 4-3, CC 4-2, NB 8-5

Analysis

Since County Crossing emerged as a good team in 2301, this has proven to be an exciting yet bitter rivalry. Both the Bloodbugs and Party Boys have had a lot of success in the regular season, but they only have each won two Sole Survivor Series. Still, these two teams have been to the Sole Survivor Series the past three seasons and five of the past six, indicating consistency in playoff success.

During the regular season, the Bugs seemed to have all the advantages, winning 8 of 12. Their season series in Nordhagen Beach from August 2-4 was a 35-inning affair with all three games going to extra innings. On the season, the two teams played five extra-inning games with the Bloodbugs winning all five. That means that these teams are going to give us a show.

In the playoffs, County Crossing and the Party Boys have played four times, including the past three seasons with each team winning two series apiece. This is the fourth time they will face off for the right to represent the NCA in the Sole Survivor Series. The four previous matchups:
2301 NCA CS - #1 Nordhagen Beach 4, #3 County Crossing 0
2304 NCA CS - #1 County Crossing 4, #3 Nordhagen Beach 1
2305 NCS CS - #2 Nordhagen Beach 4, #5 County Crossing 3
2306 NCA Semifinals - #1 County Crossing 3, #5 Nordhagen Beach 0

In looking at the matchup, County Crossing has the hitting advantage, while Nordhagen Beach has the pitching advantage. However, if games are tight late, the Bloodbugs seem to have all the advantages in late pitching. The Party Boys will need to get way ahead early and then hold on to take this series.

Prediction

County Crossing is the defending champions. However, Nordhagen Beach is not the team that usually needs to be trifled with. We are having a hard time in this series in deciding anything beyond a tough match. In other words, we are not as sure who will win this series as much as we do in the SCA. With that said, the Bloodbugs handled this series last season on their way to the championship and had the best of the Boys in the regular season. We are going to pick them to take it. County Crossing 4, Nordhagen Beach 3.

SCA Playoffs - #3 Jamaica Plain Red Rockets (66-54) vs #1 Roxbury Rad Sox (81-39)



Season Series

Roxbury 5, Jamaica Plain 3
April 27-28 @JP - JP 5-4, Rox 7-5
May 21-22 @Rox - Rox 3-2, Rox 5-1
August 13-14 @JP - Rox 8-4, JP 6-5
August 20-21 @Rox - Rox 8-1, JP 12-8

Analysis

In their seventh playoff trip, the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets are still seeking their first trip to the Sole Survivor Series. The Rockets have been to the SCA Championship Series twice (2302, 2304), falling a game short each time. Meanwhile, the Roxbury Rad Sox are in their sixth season making the playoffs, making the Sole Survivor Series in 3 of their 5 seasons in the playoffs, including last season when they lost their only SSS. They did win twice before (2303 + 2304), and they are the odds-on favorites to win their third this season.

Despite both teams being playoffs regulars since 2302, they have only met twice before. The higher-seeded team won each time, with both series going the distance. Their previous matchups.
2302 SCA Semifinals - #2 Jamaica Plain 3, #3 Roxbury 2
2304 SCA CS - #1 Roxbury 4, #2 Jamaica Plain 3

In the regular season, the Rad Sox also had a slight advantage of winning 5 of 8 but all games were relatively tight with only one lopsided result (Roxbury's 8-1 win on August 20).

Both teams are minus a starter in 3B Peter Tatoeater (.223/16/60) of the Rockets and RF Deerlord Fugivmee (.337/6/47/14SB) of the Sox. However, both of their replacements--Hazmatt Zuniga (.299/11/33) and Sum Downie (.260/24/78)--have been viable. In the end, we think that Roxbury has the overall advantage in both the lineups and pitching matchups.

Prediction

We thought that the Rad Sox might struggle a bit as they did for most of the second half of the season. Then they scored 32 runs in just three games against Spectacle Island in the Semifinal Round. The Red Rockets did not come far behind, out-offensing the CBO's top offense by outscoring them 26-12 in their three-game set. We're not sure we'll see as many runs this series, but we do expect to see some thrills. In the end, we're riding the Sox train the rest of the way. Roxbury 4, Jamaica Plain 2.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

1 October 2307

The October Super Post

CBO Transactions

Sunday, September 29th , 2307
FHE Yao Guai: Activated SS Hose Wallcrawler from the injured list.
Salem Witch Hats: Activated CF Andy Dogleash from the injured list.

Friday, September 27th , 2307
Spectacle Island Reapers: Activated SP Chris Teddybear from the injured list.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Placed RP Flipper Squire on the 7-day injured list, retroactive to 09/25/2307.

Wednesday, September 25th , 2307
Concord Radstags: Activated 3B Lightning Rod Forth from the injured list.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Activated RP Jesse Bibeault from the 60-day injured list.
The Slog Ghouls: Activated SP Ghost Kyudalson from the injured list.

Sunday, September 22nd , 2307
Egret Ninjas: Activated LF Jesus Church from the injured list.

Saturday, September 21st , 2307
Spectacle Island Reapers: SS Fawk Fowkes (AAA Castle) retired from professional baseball.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: LF Andre Grogg (AAA Forest Grove) retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: LF Purple Welch (AAA Boston Common) retired from professional baseball.
Spectacle Island Reapers: 2B Alec Bullets (AAA Castle) retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Cory DaRoad (AAA Breakheart Banks) retired from professional baseball.
Easy Town Assaultrons: RF Noel Petrified (AAA Danvers) retired from professional baseball.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: C Paul Grog (AAA Forest Grove) retired from professional baseball.
Concord Radstags: RP Carl Marx (AAA College Square) retired from professional baseball.
Atom Cats: RP Ryan Radaway (AAA Glowing Sea) retired from professional baseball.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SS Tommy Junkman (AAA Braintree) retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: RP James Hickory (AAA Needham) retired from professional baseball.
FHE Yao Guai: RP Jonathan Drumlin (AAA Cambridge) retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Gunners: CF Jessie Jerky (AAA Malden) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: RP Thomas Seefar (AAA Foxborough) retired from professional baseball.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: 2B Howard Miracleman (AAA Forest Grove) retired from professional baseball.
Concord Radstags: 2B Greg Turbo (AAA College Square) retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Quentin Malone (AAA Needham) retired from professional baseball.
Easy Town Assaultrons: 2B Jim Synthseeker (AAA Danvers) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Brad Smailes (AAA Foxborough) retired from professional baseball.
Egret Ninjas: LF Aaron Zirkle (AAA Brookline) retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: 1B Barzy Barzola (AAA Breakheart Banks) retired from professional baseball.

Tuesday, September 17th , 2307
Concord Radstags: SP Lucky Petman returns from his rehab assignment.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Placed RP Aaron Burton on the 60-day injured list.

MML Analysis

SP Quentin Malone Call It Quits

The 12th overall pick in the 2296 Inaugural Draft, SP Quentin Malone was a staple of the CBO from 2296-2306. This past season, he spent the entirety of the season with Jamaica Plain's MML team, the Needham Archers where he went 6-9 with a 5.03 ERA in 25 starts. Following the season, he decided it was time to move on.

In his 11 seasons in the CBO, Malone played with University Point, Easy Town, Vault 81, and Easy Town. He compiled a career record of 111-100 with a 4.11 ERA. In the full CBO, he fell two wins short of 100. His 98 wins ranks him as tied for 19th all time. Only 17 players have reached 100 wins since the full CBO began in 2298.

Malone was a three-time all-star, including his final season in the CBO in 2306 with the Red Rockets where he finished 8-4 with a 3.30 ERA in 25 games with 13 starts. He won 10 or more games six times.

BMU Award Winners

CA Hitter - Jacob Tarberry took Boston Minor Union by storm this year, and he did it all at the age of 18.

For his spectacular campaign, the Brockton Irish star has been named the 2307 Commonwealth Association Medford Memorial Hitter Award recipient.

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

On the season he compiled a .384 batting average to go with a .462 on-base percentage. The native of Easthampton, Massachusetts also added 19 doubles, 1 triple, 57 home runs, 138 RBIs and 103 runs scored.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Family Sam Partridge of the Sanctuary Hills Zetans finished second in voting, while Zero Nought of the Greentop Nursery Night People finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jacob Tarberry - Brockton Irish - 24 - 336
Family Sam Partridge - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 216
Zero Nought - Greentop Nursery Night People - 0 - 190
Jaheim Harper - Revere Beach Shoremen - 0 - 142
Gobby Gazoo - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 128
Ryoo Ree - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 102
Blue Dahlia - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 94
Edward Cox - Revere Beach Shoremen - 0 - 71
Beckett Quantum - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 41
Queue Bear - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 36
Jonesy Quincy - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 18
Chris Daughterson - Rocky Narrows Blitz - 0 - 16
Nate Ransom - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 14
Do-Good Wilkerson - Outpost Zimonja Strongbacks - 0 - 10
Jordan Raiderson - Walden Pond Poets - 0 - 2

MA Hitter - At the age of 18, Gavin Deux-Gas of the Mass Pike Radroaches could very well have his best years ahead of him.

It's a startling thought when you consider the year he had in 2307 was good enough to win the shortstop 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 .378 batting average this year, as well as a .474 on-base percentage. He played 62 games and racked up 94 hits, 12 doubles, 4 triples, 18 home runs, 65 RBIs and 65 runs scored.

He received 16 first place votes out of a possible 24. Trey Lickrock of the Worcester Cannons finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Chin Chin Chickerling of the Charles View Cannibals finished third with 3 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Gavin Deux-Gas - Mass Pike Radroaches - 16 - 290
Trey Lickrock - Worcester Cannons - 5 - 226
Chin Chin Chickerling - Charles View Cannibals - 3 - 186
Deez Phantom - Mayoral Shelter Tricentennials - 0 - 170
Precious Puppy - Mayoral Shelter Tricentennials - 0 - 160
Patrick Funday-Monday - Mayoral Shelter Tricentennials - 0 - 106
President Washington - Mass Pike Radroaches - 0 - 88
Elijah Booke - Mass Pike Radroaches - 0 - 81
Charlie Obuchowski - Charles View Cannibals - 0 - 62
Mill Walky - Clifton Vertibirds - 0 - 35
Huddle Smurf - Clifton Vertibirds - 0 - 7
Grammercy Locke - Mayoral Shelter Tricentennials - 0 - 3
Propellor Perimeter - Mass Pike Radroaches - 0 - 2

CA Pitcher - In the twilight of his career, Edwin Mass has no intention of going anywhere anytime soon. The 37-year-old Refractors starter hoisted up the Commonwealth Association Milton General Pitcher Award earlier today, silencing critics who thought it was time for the "old man" to retire.

Mass crafted an ERA of 3.29 as he won 7 games, dropped 4, fanned 54 and gave up 13 walks in 109.1 innings of work.

He received 17 first place votes out of a possible 24. Bobby Lidtke of the Mystic Pines Raybathers finished second in voting with 4 first place votes, while Jeff Libby of the Mystic Pines Raybathers finished third with 3 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Edwin Mass - Covenant Refractors - 17 - 144
Bobby Lidtke - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 4 - 91
Jeff Libby - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 3 - 86
Doug Creep - Brockton Irish - 0 - 24
Ed Gibbs - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 23
Mike Germanfrench - Walden Pond Poets - 0 - 15
Nick Poppa - Covenant Refractors - 0 - 12
Rob Hoode - Brockton Irish - 0 - 8
Kai Long - Revere Beach Shoremen - 0 - 4
Chad Yoda - Medford Medics - 0 - 1

MA Pitcher - Ma'Khail Redstick of the Plymouth Pilgrims had a fine 10-3 season in 2307 and today claimed the Massachusetts Association Milton General Pitcher Award.

He started 23 times, threw 119.2 innings while collecting 134 strikeouts and fashioned a 3.99 ERA. Redstick allowed only 107 hits, 56 walks and a .240 opponents' batting average.

He received 19 first place votes out of a possible 24. Clueless Gunsmith of the Plymouth Pilgrims finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Dave Harden of the CGP Demolitionists finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Ma'Khail Redstick - Plymouth Pilgrims - 19 - 153
Clueless Gunsmith - Plymouth Pilgrims - 5 - 110
Dave Harden - CGP Demolitionists - 0 - 57
Taykuh Sides - Worcester Cannons - 0 - 41
Buckweld Shepherd - Mass Pike Radroaches - 0 - 18
Casy Mize - CGP Demolitionists - 0 - 16
Hunter Hunter - CGP Demolitionists - 0 - 5
Boston Gloston - Plymouth Pilgrims - 0 - 4
John Webber - Plymouth Pilgrims - 0 - 4

CA Reliever - Ebe Endocott said he thinks hitters often underestimate him, as he's only 23 years old.

But he'll certainly be getting a lot more respect now, as the Rocky Narrows Blitz rising star has won the Commonwealth Association Slocum's Joe Reliever Award for 2307.

He captured the award on the strength of his 1.58 ERA over 45.2 innings. He also had no saves in 33 relief appearances, 43 strikeouts and only 9 walks.

He received 20 first place votes out of a possible 24. Daniel Picketfence of the Sanctuary Hills Zetans finished second in voting, while Zaggy Whitewater of the Mystic Pines Raybathers finished third with 3 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Ebe Endocott - Rocky Narrows Blitz - 20 - 101
Daniel Picketfence - Sanctuary Hills Zetans - 0 - 43
Zaggy Whitewater - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 3 - 28
Hard John Horvath - Walden Pond Poets - 1 - 24
Young Ryan Young - Rocky Narrows Blitz - 0 - 14
Cracker Koenig - Mystic Pines Raybathers - 0 - 6

MA Reliever - At the age of 23, Salacious Greenson says he still has a lot to learn about life in Boston Minor Union.

But he certainly seems to be a quick study, as the Worcester Cannons reliever was better than all others this year and has captured the 2307 Massachusetts Association Slocum's Joe Reliever Award.

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

For the season, Greenson had 1 save in 24 relief appearances, which totaled 27.2. He fanned 29 betters, while walking 9 and put up a record of 4-3 to go with his 1.30 ERA.

He received 19 first place votes out of a possible 24. Jonnel Johns of the Worcester Cannons finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Marlin Mayhem of the Trinity Plaza Snipers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Salacious Greenson - Worcester Cannons - 19 - 95
Jonnel Johns - Worcester Cannons - 5 - 42
Marlin Mayhem - Trinity Plaza Snipers - 0 - 32
October McOmber - Somerville Place Sentry Bots - 0 - 26
Hard Luck Harley-Davidson - Plymouth Pilgrims - 0 - 11
Lippy Lyonne - Mass Pike Radroaches - 0 - 6
Q.T. Pai - Trinity Plaza Snipers - 0 - 4

GBRL Award Winners

NL Hitter - The future looks extremely bright for Tony Two-time. At the age of 19, many players are still trying to find their way in Greater Boston Rookie League.

Two-time 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 .377 this year, that's for sure," the first baseman said.

The Marblehead Grenades star also put up a .494 on-base percentage this year, with 122 hits, 19 doubles, 1 triple, 36 home runs, 109 RBIs and 78 runs scored.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Mr. Clean Broadwater of the Union Hope Lifegivers finished second in voting, while Speedy Bugg of the Winchester Bashers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Tony Two-time - Marblehead Grenades - 24 - 336
Mr. Clean Broadwater - Union Hope Lifegivers - 0 - 204
Speedy Bugg - Winchester Bashers - 0 - 199
Astro Jetson - Switchboard Gun Fu - 0 - 166
Rusty Palmers - Taffington Boathouse Spy Hunters - 0 - 134
Glowman Sepulveda - Taffington Boathouse Spy Hunters - 0 - 123
Keg Gutterson - Med-Tek Eyebots - 0 - 84
Marc McCoy - Tenpines Bluff Manta Men - 0 - 79
Gannis Ducain - Belmont Sneakers - 0 - 57
David Medel - Nuka Express Chrono Cowboys - 0 - 18
Tray Morgueman - Tenpines Bluff Manta Men - 0 - 7
Bingham Hill - Corvega Flamers - 0 - 6
Adam Lannen - Union Hope Lifegivers - 0 - 2
Maze Wendu - Lowell Leprechauns - 0 - 1

SL Hitter - He may have less experience than most of his Greater Boston Rookie League peers, but that didn't slow Prov Presbyterian down at all in 2307.

At the age of 21, the Roadside Pines center fielder has been named the winner of the South League Future Player of the Year Award.

He had a .404 batting average and a .516 on-base percentage this year. In 88 games he piled up 138 hits, 19 doubles, 4 triples, 23 home runs, 77 RBIs and 116 runs scored.

"I'm blown away by the season I was able to put together," he said. "I'm looking forward to trying to do it all again next year."

He received 15 first place votes out of a possible 24. Polite Richardson of the Poseidon Energy Mongrels finished second in voting with 8 first place votes, while Elijah Failson of the Roadside Pines Cosmos finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Prov Presbyterian - Roadside Pines Cosmos - 15 - 288
Polite Richardson - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 8 - 241
Elijah Failson - Roadside Pines Cosmos - 1 - 204
Phantom Vargas - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 179
Nick Moshassuck - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 119
Spacious Hoops - Watertown Armorers - 0 - 105
Pagetti Rook - Roadside Pines Cosmos - 0 - 52
Paul Dickerson - Hyde Park Stingwings - 0 - 50
Joe Kohler - Big John Salvagers - 0 - 46
Jamell Pup - Suffolk County Pink Goo - 0 - 42
Halftime Jumpman - South Boston Patriots - 0 - 36
Shoe Kiesel - Fiddler's Green T-60s - 0 - 31
Frankfurter Gifford - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 20
Chris Parratt - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 1
Z.Z. Topp - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 1
Sourface Velazquez - Big John Salvagers - 0 - 1

NL Pitcher - The North League Young Gun Award winner has been chosen and the trophy goes to Corvega hurler Ponda Baba for his outstanding season in 2307.

Baba was quite impressive with a 14-1 record and a 2.14 ERA. In 21 starts and 155.1 innings, he struck out 152 and gave up 116 hits and 46 walks. Teams hit .207 against him.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Ogre Olmstead of the Tenpines Bluff Manta Men finished second in voting, while Hoot Wooten of the Tenpines Bluff Manta Men finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Ponda Baba - Corvega Flamers - 24 - 168
Ogre Olmstead - Tenpines Bluff Manta Men - 0 - 95
Hoot Wooten - Tenpines Bluff Manta Men - 0 - 64
Mister Burns - Marblehead Grenades - 0 - 33
Justin Horton - Med-Tek Eyebots - 0 - 25
Chick Aubrey - Winchester Bashers - 0 - 14
Mark Mywurdz - Corvega Flamers - 0 - 5
Iron Maiden - Winchester Bashers - 0 - 4

SL Pitcher - This past season was outstanding for Bucket Bill Brown. The Poseidon Energy mound star sizzled with a 19-0 record and captured the prestigious 2307 SL Young Gun Award.

The Mongrels hurler posted a 1.66 ERA in 21 starts with 187 strikeouts and 25 walks in 157 innings. Brown limited opposing teams to a .205 batting average.

He received 21 first place votes out of a possible 24. Florida Texas of the Poseidon Energy Mongrels finished second in voting with 3 first place votes, while Matt Gatekeeper of the South Boston Patriots finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Bucket Bill Brown - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 21 - 159
Florida Texas - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 3 - 92
Matt Gatekeeper - South Boston Patriots - 0 - 71
Lang Fittingroom - Watertown Armorers - 0 - 43
John O'Brien - Suffolk County Pink Goo - 0 - 36
Pokey Chatman - Roadside Pines Cosmos - 0 - 6
Cray Ray Dillow - Beantown Brewers - 0 - 1

NL Reliever - He may only be 21, but Canoe Rowe of the Union Hope Lifegivers has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the North League.

The reliever was today named the NL Clutch Arm Award winner for 2307.

He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up 20 saves in 32 relief appearances and 44 strikeouts in 37 innings. He had a record of 2-2 to go with his 1.46 ERA.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. David Snoopy of the Lowell Leprechauns finished second in voting, while Bowl Lanes of the Switchboard Gun Fu finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Canoe Rowe - Union Hope Lifegivers - 24 - 120
David Snoopy - Lowell Leprechauns - 0 - 72
Bowl Lanes - Switchboard Gun Fu - 0 - 20
Curt Kracke - Corvega Flamers - 0 - 4

SL Reliever - At the young age of only 18, Mayor Muller has been named the South League Clutch Arm Award winner for 2307.

The future appears bright for the Watertown Armorers relief ace, who captured the award with 21 saves in 37 relief appearances, 56 strikeouts in 40 innings and a record of 3-0 to go with his 0.90 ERA.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Willie Nunmother of the Cabot House Triggermen finished second in voting, while Flapjack Rubenstein of the Poseidon Energy Mongrels finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Mayor Muller - Watertown Armorers - 24 - 120
Willie Nunmother - Cabot House Triggermen - 0 - 59
Flapjack Rubenstein - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 23
Joseph Skywalker - Fiddler's Green T-60s - 0 - 11
David Auld - Poseidon Energy Mongrels - 0 - 3

BYDL Award Winners

At the age of 16, Kettle Deitrich of the Kendall Hospital Yahoos could very well have his best years ahead of him.

It's a startling thought when you consider the year he had in 2307 was good enough to win the right fielder the North Region Most Valuable Player Award.

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

The top hitter put up a .431 batting average this year, as well as a .497 on-base percentage. He played 74 games and racked up 125 hits, 26 doubles, 1 triple, 20 home runs, 84 RBIs and 73 runs scored.

He received 24 first place votes out of a possible 40. Naga Arakaki of the 111 Iceboys finished second in voting with 16 first place votes, while Blaine Stabb of the Kendall Hospital Yahoos finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Kettle Deitrich - Kendall Hospital Yahoos - 24 - 480
Naga Arakaki - 111 Iceboys - 16 - 433
Blaine Stabb - Kendall Hospital Yahoos - 0 - 316
Cypher Raige - Fraternal Post 115 Leaders - 0 - 258
Duff Fee - Green Future Sea Urchins - 0 - 251
Murr Rohgoo - Danvers Perception - 0 - 150
Slammin' Sammy Holloway - Fraternal Post 115 Leaders - 0 - 126
Red Jay Jones - Beantown Sprouts - 0 - 100
Lip Durocher - Covenant Dandy Boys - 0 - 88
Eli Durus - Stoneham Commandos - 0 - 50
Justin Lower - Beerthirty Sippers - 0 - 41
Erasmus Hansen - South Charles Bank Moonies - 0 - 16
Doorbell Arg - Concord-Lexington Minuteboys - 0 - 15
Corbin Dallas - 111 Iceboys - 0 - 11
Thrifty Iraheta - Saugus Launchers - 0 - 11
Cyclone Bolt - Danvers Perception - 0 - 9
Mia Thunder - Saugus Launchers - 0 - 4
Pete Butcher - Stoneham Commandos - 0 - 1

SR Hitter - The manager of the Spectacle Island Specters said he thinks King Hippo is only going to get better as he gets older.

He may only be 14, but it will be hard to top the shortstop's 2307 campaign, as he has been named the winner of the South Region Most Valuable Player Award.

His winning campaign featured a .398 batting average and a .474 on-base percentage this year. In 75 games he piled up 125 hits, 20 doubles, 4 triples, 18 home runs, 83 RBIs and 82 runs scored.

He received 38 first place votes out of a possible 40. Hey Dentra Venski of the Spectacle Island Specters finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Innis Sark of the Spectacle Island Specters finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
King Hippo - Spectacle Island Specters - 38 - 550
Hey Dentra Venski - Spectacle Island Specters - 1 - 352
Innis Sark - Spectacle Island Specters - 1 - 318
Keepuh Knockin - Andrew Station Southies - 0 - 216
Javen the Raven Coleman - Spectacle Island Specters - 0 - 212
Ori Gun - Vault 95 Vault Boys - 0 - 198
Turbo Blackwood - Wellesley Brahmin - 0 - 176
Tobias Hoffman - Diamond City Newsboys - 0 - 96
Dashawn Butts - Needham Radstorm - 0 - 93
Josh Peerson - Hester Mechanists - 0 - 52
Ziggy Stardust - Needham Radstorm - 0 - 48
Gav Ingidree - Plymouth Hunters - 0 - 16
Thatch Heard - Hester Mechanists - 0 - 12
Aaron Annis - South Beach Waves - 0 - 7
Rock Rampage - Weymouth Locksmiths - 0 - 6
Pie Trainer - Boston Common Baby Bellies - 0 - 3
True Tee Warrior - Vault 95 Vault Boys - 0 - 3
Plastic Augmon - Castle Freedom - 0 - 2

NR Pitcher - This past season was outstanding for Chase Seashores. The Kendall Hospital mound star sizzled with a 10-3 record and captured the prestigious 2307 NR Pitcher of the Year Award.

The Yahoos hurler posted a 2.93 ERA in 18 starts with 153 strikeouts and 27 walks in 123 innings. Seashores limited opposing teams to a .266 batting average.

He received 22 first place votes out of a possible 40. Sluggo Pyne of the Beantown Sprouts finished second in voting with 18 first place votes, while Red Raider of the Green Future Sea Urchins finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Chase Seashores - Kendall Hospital Yahoos - 22 - 226
Sluggo Pyne - Beantown Sprouts - 18 - 214
Red Raider - Green Future Sea Urchins - 0 - 115
Pedro Grande - Fraternal Post 115 Leaders - 0 - 71
Gary Harvard - Beantown Sprouts - 0 - 47
Elvali Veren - Saugus Launchers - 0 - 5
Macho Lopez - Lynn Pier Gamers - 0 - 2

SR Pitcher - Clubhouse Treelover walked away with the top pitching honors in the South Region this year. The Weymouth Locksmiths starter was named the Pitcher of the Year Award winner for 2307 earlier today.

This outstanding 17-year-old hurler fashioned a fine 14-1 won-lost record in 20 starts. He threw 150.1 innings, giving up 126 hits and 42 walks and holding opponents to a .228 average. Treelover struck out 202 and posted a 2.33 ERA.

He received 40 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Harry Baines of the Spectacle Island Specters finished second in voting, while Quincy Jones of the Castle Freedom finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Clubhouse Treelover - Weymouth Locksmiths - 40 - 280
Harry Baines - Spectacle Island Specters - 0 - 160
Quincy Jones - Castle Freedom - 0 - 108
Faye Firestarter - Avon Lakers - 0 - 88
Dew Ober - Castle Freedom - 0 - 34
Commie Washington - Plymouth Hunters - 0 - 9
Tricky Dickens - Vault 95 Vault Boys - 0 - 1

NR Reliever - He may only be 17, but Xerox Onatopp of the South Charles Bank Moonies has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the North Region.

The reliever was today named the NR Reliever of the Year Award winner for 2307.

He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up no saves in 35 relief appearances and 42 strikeouts in 43 innings. He had a record of 2-2 to go with his 3.35 ERA.

He received 23 first place votes out of a possible 40. Kodak Carter of the North Charles Bank Goonies finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Clutch Hand Morello of the Kendall Hospital Yahoos finished third with 2 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Xerox Onatopp - South Charles Bank Moonies - 23 - 150
Kodak Carter - North Charles Bank Goonies - 12 - 96
Clutch Hand Morello - Kendall Hospital Yahoos - 2 - 31
Phil Eagle - Saugus Launchers - 2 - 28
James Deacon - Covenant Dandy Boys - 0 - 28
Nymphadoro Tonks - Woburn Diners - 1 - 18
Electric Willis - South Charles Bank Moonies - 0 - 8
Snacks Arana - Sudbury Celebs - 0 - 1

SR Reliever - Yard Boy Samford was a calming influence out of the Darwin Firesnakes bullpen this season.

His teammates and manager said he had a poised demeanor about him that was typical of someone much older and more experienced. His poise has paid off, as the 16-year-old turned in a sparkling season and has been named the winner of the South Region Reliever of the Year Award for 2307.

The Abington, Massachusetts native won the award with 19 saves in 31 relief appearances, 33 strikeouts in 36.1 innings and a record of 2-1 to go with his 0.74 ERA.

He received 30 first place votes out of a possible 40. Slush Fundz of the Circle Jerks finished second in voting with 3 first place votes, while River Clodagh of the Weymouth Locksmiths finished third with 3 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Yard Boy Samford - Darwin Firesnakes - 30 - 177
Slush Fundz - Circle Jerks - 3 - 81
River Clodagh - Weymouth Locksmiths - 3 - 51
Adam Washington - Weymouth Locksmiths - 4 - 49
Mel Stud Quijas - State House Orphans - 0 - 1
Gimpy Rogers - Jamaica-U Point Death Rockets - 0 - 1

SCYL Award Winners

CCL Hitter - At the age of 15, Kai Devlin of the Sandwich Screamers could very well have his best years ahead of him.

It's a startling thought when you consider the year he had in 2307 was good enough to win the center fielder the Cape Cod League Most Valuable Player Award.

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

The top hitter put up a .384 batting average this year, as well as a .445 on-base percentage. He played 67 games and racked up 96 hits, 23 doubles, 5 triples, 9 home runs, 54 RBIs and 56 runs scored.

He received 8 first place votes out of a possible 20. Gorgeous George Davis of the Sandwich Screamers finished second in voting with 6 first place votes, while Heddic Volunnar of the Eastham Rads finished third with 6 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Kai Devlin - Sandwich Screamers - 8 - 210
Gorgeous George Davis - Sandwich Screamers - 6 - 204
Heddic Volunnar - Eastham Rads - 6 - 198
Butch Vermont - Provincetown Land Pirates - 0 - 128
Castor Puzzlemaker - Harwich Fishheads - 0 - 127
Gian Fist - Wellfleet Beacons - 0 - 70
Arrald Frozen-Heart - Harwich Fishheads - 0 - 55
Enigma Montgomery - Dennis Menaces - 0 - 55
Calixto Corrium - Truro Hatchlings - 0 - 43
Malyn Varen - Nauset Beach Lurk Hunters - 0 - 39
Sparky Henderson - Dennis Menaces - 0 - 28
Art King Terranova - Sandwich Screamers - 0 - 15
Watch Estheroots - Truro Hatchlings - 0 - 4
Pluto Magenta - Dennis Menaces - 0 - 2
Finn Tarberry - Eastham Rads - 0 - 2

PL Hitter - The future looks extremely bright for Sebastian Lort. At the age of 17, many players are still trying to find their way in Southern Commonwealth Youth League.

Lort 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 Providence League Most Valuable Player Award.

"I didn't expect to hit .459 this year, that's for sure," the right fielder said.

The Woodlawn Red Clay star also put up a .523 on-base percentage this year, with 130 hits, 29 doubles, 5 triples, 22 home runs, 82 RBIs and 93 runs scored.

He received 20 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Tome Humphries of the Woodlawn Red Clay finished second in voting, while Samuel Williams of the Pawtucket Paw Sox finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Sebastian Lort - Woodlawn Red Clay - 20 - 280
Tome Humphries - Woodlawn Red Clay - 0 - 180
Samuel Williams - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 0 - 154
Timelord Marvel - Woodlawn Red Clay - 0 - 143
Avrusa Sarethi - Seekonk Quahog - 0 - 120
Roo Kid Cunningham - Woodlawn Red Clay - 0 - 66
Tommy Sneakers - New Bedford Whales - 0 - 58
Declan Leuvaarden - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 0 - 43
Voldsea Giryon - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 0 - 38
Owl Hardeman - East Providence Skulls - 0 - 37
Righty Tato - East Providence Skulls - 0 - 37
Zap Mast - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 0 - 13
Jouane Manette - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 0 - 6
Moth gro-Bagol - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 0 - 3
Day Poclinter - Brown Bubblers - 0 - 2

CCL Pitcher - Tarzan Rogers is the latest Cape Cod League Pitcher of the Year Award winner. The Sandwich starter really shone on the hill time and again and finished 2307 with a sparkling 14-2 record.

In 18 starts, he fanned 164, walked 24 in 135.2 innings and posted a 2.52 ERA. Rogers held opposing hitters to a .262 batting average.

He received 20 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Burt Bloodhound of the Wellfleet Beacons finished second in voting, while Kai Wet-Pommel of the Provincetown Land Pirates finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Tarzan Rogers - Sandwich Screamers - 20 - 140
Burt Bloodhound - Wellfleet Beacons - 0 - 68
Kai Wet-Pommel - Provincetown Land Pirates - 0 - 64
Sarthis Idren - Harwich Fishheads - 0 - 47
Lonely Gale - Provincetown Land Pirates - 0 - 18
Lucas Frost - Chatham Lighthouse - 0 - 2
Jaree Ra - Wellfleet Beacons - 0 - 1

PL Pitcher - It was a dream season for Red Eagle of Woodlawn Red Clay. He pitched his way to a 13-1 record and carted off the 2307 Providence League Pitcher of the Year Award.

Working 131.1 innings this year, Eagle made 18 starts, struck out 141 and crafted a 2.88 ERA. He gave up 108 hits and 42 walks and limited other teams to a .224 average.

He received 20 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Hitman Medicman of the Freeplat Wicked Goods finished second in voting, while Jazz Delgado of the Pawtucket Paw Sox finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Red Eagle - Woodlawn Red Clay - 20 - 140
Hitman Medicman - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 0 - 79
Jazz Delgado - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 0 - 60
Nervous Patron - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 0 - 40
Eddie Housey - Woodlawn Red Clay - 0 - 16
Thrifty Tony Malacara - Woodlawn Red Clay - 0 - 3
Scooter Yaghmour - Hope Firestarters - 0 - 2

CCL Reliever - At the age of 17, Andre Blande says he still has a lot to learn about life in Southern Commonwealth Youth League.

But he certainly seems to be a quick study, as the Truro Hatchlings reliever was better than all others this year and has captured the 2307 Cape Cod League Reliever of the Year Award.

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

For the season, Blande had 18 saves in 30 relief appearances, which totaled 36.2. He fanned 56 betters, while walking 20 and put up a record of 1-1 to go with his 1.23 ERA.

He received 14 first place votes out of a possible 20. Nick Soulless of the Wareham Comets finished second in voting with 6 first place votes, while Katon Subadio of the Provincetown Land Pirates finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Andre Blande - Truro Hatchlings - 14 - 88
Nick Soulless - Wareham Comets - 6 - 67
Katon Subadio - Provincetown Land Pirates - 0 - 15
Jellybean Bryant - Sandwich Screamers - 0 - 9
Rump Pellstilt - Harwich Fishheads - 0 - 1

PL Reliever - Volodya Odabashian was a calming influence out of the Freeplat Wicked Goods bullpen this season.

His teammates and manager said he had a poised demeanor about him that was typical of someone much older and more experienced. His poise has paid off, as the 14-year-old turned in a sparkling season and has been named the winner of the Providence League Reliever of the Year Award for 2307.

The Providence, Rhode Island native won the award with 15 saves in 25 relief appearances, 47 strikeouts in 27.1 innings and a record of 2-2 to go with his 1.98 ERA.

He received 10 first place votes out of a possible 20. Dynamite Delaney of the Freeplat Wicked Goods finished second in voting with 9 first place votes, while Togo Takashima of the Swansea Nuka Sox finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Volodya Odabashian - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 10 - 80
Dynamite Delaney - Freeplat Wicked Goods - 9 - 72
Togo Takashima - Swansea Nuka Sox - 0 - 16
Adventus Caesennius - Pawtucket Paw Sox - 1 - 12

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

8 October 2307

CBO Association Championships

#3 Nordhagen Beach vs #5 County Crossing

Game 1: Nordhagen Beach 12, County Crossing 3

Murtagh, Nordhagen Beach Open ACS Strong with 12-3 Win

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys started the Association Championship in dominant fashion today, blowing out the visiting County Crossing Bloodbugs at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium by a score of 12-3 and securing an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-7 series. Party Boys center fielder Maxx Murtagh had a standout performance. He was 2-4 with 2 home runs and a walk, while scoring 3 runs and driving in 3.

The Party Boys took a 4-0 lead in the bottom of the second inning. Facing County Crossing hurler Gavin Eviritts with one out, Murtagh hit a 2-run home run.

"What we get, we earn," Murtagh told the Nordhagen Beach Citizen.

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

Game 2: County Crossing 9, Nordhagen Beach 7, 10 inn.

Bloodbugs Even With Party Boys After Extra-Innings Win

In a crucial game, the County Crossing Bloodbugs put on their best show, beating the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys by a final score of 9-7 today. Cy Thompson went 2-5 with a home run and a walk. He scored 2 runs and drove in 3. County Crossing and Nordhagen Beach are now tied at 1 wins apiece in the best-of-7 affair.

In the top of the tenth, Thompson hit a tie-breaking 2-run home run to help the Bloodbugs capture the win.

"We swung the bats good throughout the lineup," said County Crossing skipper Crow Guai.

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

Game 3: Nordhagen Beach 1, County Crossing 0

Road Win Lifts Nordhagen Beach to 2-1 Lead in ACS
Ugio Church pitched a gem to help the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys escape with a tight 1-0 victory over the County Crossing Bloodbugs in a low-scoring Association Championship contest today. The left-handed Church threw 8.1 innings of shutout ball in the win, just enough for the Party Boys on a day when their offense dried up. Nordhagen Beach now leads the best-of-7 series 2-1.

Church, who was born in Haverhill, Massachusetts, threw 126 pitches over 8.1 innings, while allowing no runs.

Church called the win "a lesson in teamwork."

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

Game 4: Nordhagen Beach 12, County Crossing 8

Almost There: Nordhagen Beach On Cusp of ACS Triumph After 12-8 Win

With left fielder Michael Fogcrawler leading the charge, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys got a road win over the County Crossing Bloodbugs, 12-8, in Game 4 of the Association Championship today. Fogcrawler was 3 for 4 with a home run, a double, and a walk, while scoring 3 runs and driving in 3 at Beantown Brewery Stadium to help Nordhagen Beach take a 3-1 lead in the best-of-7 series.

The Party Boys took a 3-0 lead in the top of the first inning. Facing County Crossing hurler Gavin Eviritts with two outs, Fogcrawler hit a 2-run home run.

"This kind of win will certainly make our fans happy," Fogcrawler told the Nordhagen Beach Citizen.

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

Game 5 is scheduled for Sunday at Easy Town Field in Easy Town.

Game 5: Nordhagen Beach 7, County Crossing 6

Party Boys Advance to Sole Survivor Series

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys are bound for the Sole Survivor Series.

A 7-6 win over the County Crossing Bloodbugs at Beantown Brewery Stadium ended the Association Championship, 4-1.

"We're not trying to get ahead of ourselves, but it's hard not to get pumped up and excited and think about how this season could end," said Pipe Wallcrawler. "This could be the biggest celebration Nordhagen Beach has ever seen if we can win the Sole Survivor Series."

Entering the top of the 4th with a 3-0 lead, the Boys broke the game open with four runs. Between County Crossing starter Matt Hope and reliever Drama Miller, they walked three batters and allowed three hits for the big inning. Michael Fogcrawler hit a two-RBI single to provide the final two runs for a 7-0 lead.

The state of the Commonwealth Baseball Organization championship remains in doubt, but the Party Boys certainly appear to be strong contenders.

Wallcrawler was named MVP of the Association Championship after he posted a .458 batting average, while adding 1 home runs, driving in 3 RBI and scoring 6 runs.

A dejected Crow Guai, manager for County Crossing, weighed in at the end of the game. "I guess we had to take four games to extra innings to win this series. That's the only way we could beat them."

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Roxbury Rad Sox - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets series. The Sole Survivor Series schedule will be announced after the Association Championship finishes.



#1 Roxbury vs #3 Jamaica Plain

Game 1: Roxbury 5, Jamaica Plain 2

Home Field Advantage: Goodman, Roxbury Open Association Championship with Win

The Roxbury Rad Sox started the Association Championship in style today, downing the visiting Jamaica Plain Red Rockets at Atomatoys Stadium at Roxbury by a score of 5-2 to grab an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-7 series. Rad Sox left fielder Young Goodman hit 2 home runs, while adding 4 RBI and scoring twice.

Goodman had a consequential at-bat in the bottom of the first for the Rad Sox. Coming up with a runner on 1st and Roxbury trailing 1-0, he hit a 2-run home run.

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

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

Game 2: Roxbury 10, Jamaica Plain 8

Rad Sox Win Again, Extend Series Lead to 2-0

Despite a great performance by Jamaica Plain shortstop Jake Doucette, the Roxbury Rad Sox defeated the Red Rockets by the score of 10-8 at Atomatoys Stadium at Roxbury today. Doucette went 4 for 5 with 2 home runs and 2 singles. He scored 3 times and drove in 5, but he could not prevent the Rad Sox from moving one game closer to the Sole Survivor Series. Roxbury now leads the Association Championship 2-0.

Had Biddy Swenson not delivered a key base hit in the bottom of the eighth, the outcome might have been different. Instead, with two down and the bases loaded, Swenson hit a 2-run double. That made the score 10-8, in favor of the Rad Sox.

"This game had a little bit of everything," said Swenson.

Game 3 is scheduled for Thursday at Red Rockets Stadium in Jamaica Plain.

Game 3: Jamaica Plain 8, Roxbury 3

Jamaica Plain Breaks Through for First Win in Association Championship; Now Trails 2-1

The Jamaica Plain Red Rockets have closed some of the gap between themselves and the series-leading Roxbury Rad Sox, winning 8-3 at Red Rockets Stadium today. Red Rockets left-hander Tim Fusion threw 7.0 innings allowing 2 runs. The win cuts the deficit facing the Red Rockets to 2-1 in the best-of-7 Association Championship.

Hazmatt Zuniga dealt the Rad Sox a blow in the bottom of the first. Batting with runners on 1st and 2nd and Jamaica Plain leading 1-0, Zuniga, who was drafted in the 2nd round of the 2301 draft, hit a 2-1 cutter for a 3-run home run.

"We'll relax tonight and enjoy this win," said Zuniga.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Red Rockets Stadium in Jamaica Plain.

Game 4: Roxbury 8, Jamaica Plain 5

Almost There: Roxbury On Cusp of ACS Triumph After 8-5 Win

Riding the 3-hit performance of right fielder Sum Downie, the Roxbury Rad Sox got a road win against the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets, 8-5, in Game 4 of the Association Championship today. Downie went 3 for 4 with a home run and 2 singles. He drove in 5 runs and scored once for the Rad Sox, who now lead the best-of-7 series, 3 games to 1.

The game turned with two out in the top of the fifth when Downie hit a 2-run home run. It propelled the Rad Sox into the lead, 3-2.

"We have been clicking right from the start of this series, so our mission statement at the moment is just don't tinker with anything," Roxbury manager Coffee Kupp told reporters.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Red Rockets Stadium in Jamaica Plain.

Game 5: Jamaica Plain 2, Roxbury 1

Jamaica Plain Wins at Home to Narrow Series Deficit to 3-2

Already down in the Association Championship, the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets put on their best show, beating the Roxbury Rad Sox by a final score of 2-1 today. Dobbie Radoncis was special. He threw 7.0 innings of 6-hit ball. Jamaica Plain now trails Roxbury 3-2 in the best-of-7 affair.

With one out in the bottom of the fourth, Bulleye Shooterson barreled up a cutter from Urm Rehfeldt. The result was a solo home run, putting the Red Rockets in front, 2-0.

Radoncis said his team "played with determination."

The next game is set to be played for Monday, October 7th , 2307 at Atomatoys Stadium at Roxbury in Roxbury.

Game 6: Roxbury 3, Jamaica Plain 2, 10 inn.

Rad Sox Move on to Sole Survivor Series

The Association Championship didn't live up to the billing from those who thought it would be an all-out battle to the last game.

But the Roxbury Rad Sox are no doubt pleased by the results, as they have knocked out the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets 4-2 to advance to the Sole Survivor Series.

"It doesn't matter how you win it, as long as you win it and get yourself moving forward," said Rad Sox left fielder Young Goodman. "I know a lot of people thought this was going to be a really tight series the whole way through, but we're glad it didn't go right down to the wire."

Roxbury won the final game by a score of 3-2 in an extra inning at Atomatoys Stadium at Roxbury. The winning run came in the bottom of the 10th. With Chris Deathclaw on the mound, Chris Connexx singled to lead off and advanced to third on Biddy Swenson's double. Pinch hitter Tut Campbell then hit the series-winning walk-off single to send Roxbury to the Sole Survivor Series. Campbell only had 13 hits during the regular season.

"I tried to pretend it was no pressure," Campbell said. "It was a lot of pressure."

Goodman was named series MVP after hitting .360 with a .407 on-base percentage. He also had 2 home runs, drove in 6 RBI and scored 5 runs.

The Roxbury Rad Sox will play against the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys in the next round. Nordhagen Beach won their series against the County Crossing Bloodbugs 4 games to 1. The Sole Survivor Series schedule will be announced after the Association Championship finishes.

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BNN Weekly Report

This Week in the CBO, BMU, and GBRL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

9 October 2307

Sole Survivor Series Preview

Sole Survivor Series History

2296 - #7 The Slog 4, #3 Finch Farm 1
2297 - #1 Oberland 4, #6 Nordhagen Beach 2
2298 - #1 Goodneighbor 4, #3 Easy Town 0
2299 - #2 Diamond City 4, #2 Fort Hagen 2
2300 - #3 Diamond City 4, #2 Fort Hagen 3
2301 - #1 Nordhagen Beach 4, #3 Atom 1
2302 - #4 University Point 4, #1 Nordhagen Beach 3
2303 - #1 Roxbury 4, #4 Fort Hagen 3
2304 - #1 Roxbury 4, #1 County Crossing 1
2305 - #2 University Point 4, #2 Nordhagen Beach 1
2306 - #1 County Crossing 4, #3 Roxbury 3

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#3 Nordhagen Beach Party Boys (74-46) vs #1 Roxbury Rad Sox (81-39)

Season Series

Roxbury 1, Nordhagen Beach 0
April 13 @ NB: Rox 8, NB 5

Analysis

These two teams have now combined to appear in 8 of the 12 Sole Survivor Series. However, this marks the first season that they will meet in the biggest series in the Commonwealth. Nordhagen Beach is 1-3 in SSS appearances, while Roxbury is 2-1.

The Party Boys are good at making the SSS, but they have struggled in most of their appearances here, matching Fort Hagen for the most SSS series losses. Should they lose, they will have gone 1-4 overall and 1-3 in the full CBO.



The Rad Sox are now in their 4th SSS in the past five seasons. Should they win their third SSS, they would surpass Diamond City for the most championships and will by far be the most dominant team in the first 10 seasons of the full CBO.



Overall, these are the statistical matchups:



In the expected lineup vs lineup matches, Roxbury seems to have most of the advantages, except maybe the pitching matchups in non-Laloosh vs Nut matchups.



In terms of talent, the Sox seem to have most of the advantages, which appears to make them the favorites in the series. However, the Boys seem to have the most balance throughout their lineup.

In the pitcher vs pitcher matchups, we see it this way:

Games 1, 4, 7 starters - SP Beach Boy Nut (13-4, 3.48) < SP Nuka Laloosh (13-2, 2.99)
Games 2, 5 starters - SP Deedee Martinson (14-3, 3.35) > SP Urm Rehfeldt (12-5, 3.93)
Games 3, 6 starters - SP Ugio Church (9-11, 3.61) > SP Chet Arthur (15-9, 4.09)
Closers - CL David "AntAgonist" Kidd (34 SV, 4.11) < CL Andy Helium (37 SV, 2.69)
Best RP 1 - SP Tommy Beach (14-7, 3.98) > RP Justin Hale (6-6, 6.06)
Best RP 2 - RP Austen Austin (3-2, 3.34) > SP Whokill Poole (13-7, 5.51)

Prediction

Roxbury started this season looking as though they would be the best ever. They let the rest of the pack come back, but the Sox have turned the burners back on for the playoffs. For the Party Boys, they were good and belong here, dominating both Sunshine Tidings and County Crossing in the playoffs. For this first time matchup, though, the Sox seem to have the advantages they need to claim the 2307 title. Roxbury 4, Nordhagen Beach 2.

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BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

All-CBO Team 2298-2307

1st Team
SP - Beachboy Nut, Nordhagen Beach
RP - Andy Helium, Roxbury
C - Biter Trout, County Crossing
1B - Barker Cocoa, University Point
2B - Jumper Hayes, Nordhagen Beach
3B - Dog Prairie, Easy Town
SS - Austin Engill, University Point
LF - Michael Fogcrawler, Nordhagen Beach
CF - Ben Pawlak, Roxbury
RF - Babs Rooth, County Crossing

2nd Team
SP - Sheng Kawolski, Diamond City
RP - Josh Samm, Diamond City
C - Racky Westheim, Oberland
1B - Zeldolph Violet, County Crossing
2B - Harry Byrd, Vault 81
3B - Ben Pettinato, Quincy
SS - Jake Doucette, Jamaica Plain
LF - Dan Erb, Salem
CF - Aesed Hayjen, University Point
RF - Jonathan Angelou, Nordhagen Beach

3rd Team
SP - Derek Green, Jamaica Plain
RP - Jesse Bibeault, County Crossing
C - Mike Swift, Starlight
1B - Lannie Tykeson, Easy Town
2B - Chris Connexx, Roxbury
3B - Allen Bishop, Diamond City
SS - Hose Wallcrawler, FHE
LF - Young Goodman, Roxbury
CF - Maxx Murtagh, Nordhagen Beach
RF - Joe Rathmann, Vault 81

Best Overall Player
1B Barker Cocoa, University Point

Runner Up
1B/SP Lannie Tykeson, Easy Town

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BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

12 October 2307

Sole Survivor Series - Games 1 and 2

Game 1: Nordhagen Beach 9, Roxbury 8, 12 inn.

Angelou Blasts Rad Sox, Party Boys Take Game 1, 9-8
When the games really matter, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys put on their best show, beating the Roxbury Rad Sox by a final score of 9-8 today. Jonathan Angelou was 2 for 5 with a home run and a walk. He scored 2 runs and drove in 3. Nordhagen Beach now leads Roxbury 1-0 in the best-of-7 affair.

The game was at a stalemate until first baseman Bryan Assman came to bat in the top of the 12th. Facing Roxbury pitcher Whokill Poole, he hit a 1-1 curveball for a solo home run. It was a game-changer, putting Nordhagen Beach on top, 9-8.

"You know, at the end of the day, it's about who scores the most runs," said Nordhagen Beach manager Zach Toth.

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



Game 2: Nordhagen Beach 7, Roxbury 2

Nordhagen Beach Tops Roxbury Again, 7-2
Starter Deedee Martinson was sensational for the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys in his team's 7-2 triumph over the Roxbury Rad Sox in Game 2 of the Sole Survivor Series today. Martinson pitched well, but Nordhagen Beach picked up the win to take a 2-0 lead in the series.

The Rad Sox had trouble solving Martinson, who surrendered 2 runs on 5 hits over 9 innings.

"I just tried to attack the bottom of the zone," Martinson said.

The next game is set to be played for Saturday, October 12th , 2307 at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium in Winthrop.

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BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

15 October 2307

Sole Survivor Series - Games 3, 4, and 5

Game 3: Roxbury 6, Nordhagen Beach 1

Roxbury Breaks Through for First Win in Sole Survivor Series; Now Trails 2-1

Leave it to the veteran.

The Roxbury Rad Sox got a great start from 36-year-old right-hander Chet Arthur, as Roxbury took the 6-1 win at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium over the series-leading Nordhagen Beach Party Boys. Arthur threw 6.0 innings of 3-hit ball and helped Roxbury close their deficit to 2 games to 1 in the best-of-7 series.

A defensive lapse proved costly in the contest. In the top of the seventh, with the game tied, Purple Gupta was at the plate when Roxbury scored 1 on an error. The miscue enabled the Rad Sox to go in front, 2-1.

Arthur called the win "a lesson in teamwork."

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



Game 4: Nordhagen Beach 5, Roxbury 1

Almost There: Nordhagen Beach On Cusp of Sole Survivor Series Triumph After 5-1 Win

Riding the 2-hit performance of left fielder Michael Fogcrawler, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys stopped the visiting Roxbury Rad Sox, 5-1, in Game 4 of the Sole Survivor Series today. Fogcrawler was 2-3 with 2 home runs and a walk. He drove in 4 runs and scored twice for the Party Boys, who now lead the best-of-7 series, 3 games to 1.

In the bottom of the first, Fogcrawler had one of his most important at-bats: a 3-run home run off Nuke Laloosh that staked the Party Boys to a 3-0 lead.

Fogcrawler called the win "a collective effort."

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



Game 5: Nordhagen Beach 4, Roxbury 1

Party Boys Top Rad Sox in Sole Survivor Series

The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys were good enough to get past the Roxbury Rad Sox at Slocum's Joe Seaside Stadium today and secure the 2nd championship in franchise history.

"When you wear Party Boys on your shirt, you're good at something," Nordhagen Beach skipper Zach Toth told the press.

The new champions capped off a great season with a 4-1 victory over the Rad Sox to win the Sole Survivor Series 4-1. The Boys' Deedee Martinson won his second game of the series, allowing just one earned run on three hits with eight strikeouts in 8.0 innings. The sole run he allowed was an 8th-inning home run by Roxbury's Biddy Swenson.

Biter Trout was 2 for 4 with a home run, a run, and two RBI. David "AntAgonist" Kidd pitched the 9th for the save, his fifth of the postseason and only save in the SSS.

Party Boys first baseman Bryan Assman was named MVP of the series after he went .333 with 3 home runs and 6 RBI. He added two hits and two RBI in Game 5 with a two-RBI double in the bottom of the 8th to help put the Sox away.

"It feels totally incredible," Assman said. "I could live to 1,000 years old and I'd remember this moment. Nobody wanted me for awhile after injuries wrecked my career. This feels like I can caravan off into the sunset and feel the euphoria of victory."



Sole Survivor Series Coverage



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BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

1 November 2307

The November Super Post

CBO at Ten

We have now completed 10 seasons of the full CBO, and we hope to have many more to go. More and more of the original 648 players drafted have moved on from being players to active coaches in the CBO or contributing members of the Commonwealth.

With the newest champions, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys, crowned, the CBO now prepares for its 12th total offseason where teams will make moves to improve their teams and draft players they hope can contribute sooner than later.

There are even more changes coming in the CBO, including a few relocations, rebrandings, and additions. We are featuring the biggest announcement today, but look for a few more changes as 2307 comes to an end and 2308 begins.

Boston Collegiate Athletic Conference Formed

A new chapter in collegiate sports is set to begin as the Boston Collegiate Athletic Conference (BCAC) will make its debut in 2308. Uniting eight institutions in a celebration of athletic prowess and academic excellence, the BCAA will usher in a new era of inter-university competition.

From the hallowed halls and historic campuses of the C.I.T. Engineers and Harvard University Crimson to the dynamic community of the Commonwealth University Terriers, each team brings a vibrant history and a passionate following to the league. In the Northern Division, the Tufts University Jumbos and Bunker Hill University Globalists join C.I.T. and Harvard. The Southern Division boasts the Boston College Eagles, University Point's Mass Bay University Beacons, the Northeastern Huskies, and Commonwealth University.

The league's formation, led by the efforts of Lexington owner Trashcan Carla, has been met with widespread excitement, with teams eager to don their colors and represent their alma mater. Commissioner Nate Howard of the CBO has endorsed the BCAC, highlighting the importance of athletic events in fostering community and collaboration: "The Bee-Cack [BCAC] is a testament to the spirit of the Commonwealth, and the CBO is thrilled to support this venture. We look forward to seasons filled with competition, character, and camaraderie."

The BCAC teams are set to commence competition in the 2308 season, with an 86-game schedule that promises thrilling matchups and new rivalries. With the backing of the CBO and the passion of countless students and future alumni, the BCAC is poised to become a beloved institution in the Commonwealth's sporting landscape.

The participating universities are not just centers of academic learning; they are custodians of deep historical roots that reflect the Commonwealth's storied past. All eight universities were pre-War institutions in the Boston area that have been replenished since Howard helped to free the Commonwealth in the late 2280s.



CBO Awards

NCA Nuka-Hitter: What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 2307 Nuka-Hitter Award in the North Charles Association. It had already been a very special season for Sunshine Tidings's Baktu DaWell, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake.

All season long Baktu DaWell gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .364 as he collected 167 hits, 25 doubles, 2 triples, 48 home runs and 104 RBIs.

He received 22 first place votes out of a possible 24. Babs Rooth of the County Crossing Bloodbugs finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Red Sone of the Sunshine Tidings Chemists finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Baktu DaWell - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 22 - 326
Babs Rooth - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 2 - 218
Red Sone - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 0 - 195
Lannie Tykeson - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 171
Maxx Murtagh - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 132
Ross Merchantman - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 0 - 103
Cy Thompson - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 81
Biter Trout - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 73
Dog Prairie - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 67
Jig McGhee - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 27
Zeldolph Violet - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 12
Jonathan Angelou - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 8
Dusty Brownell - Concord Radstags - 0 - 2
Sleve McDichael - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 1

SCA Nuka-Hitter: Barker Cocoa of the University Point Deathclaws proved that you can step out of the shadows and onto the stage if you've got the talent and the drive to hone your skills. Hard work, long hours and a tireless resolve paid off for him today in the form of the South Charles Association Nuka-Hitter Award.

Cocoa hit for a .421 average while collecting 175 hits, 25 doubles, no triples, 60 home runs, 155 RBIs and scoring 130 times.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Diamond Ball of the Spectacle Island Reapers finished second in voting, while Orcin Cardinal of the Oberland T-51s finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Barker Cocoa - University Point Deathclaws - 24 - 336
Diamond Ball - Spectacle Island Reapers - 0 - 216
Orcin Cardinal - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 190
Missile Crews - Goodneighbor Hancocks - 0 - 150
Bulleye Shooterson - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 143
Ken Debate - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 111
Racky Westheim - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 103
Aesed Hayjen - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 80
Stu Gains - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 28
Magnum Peaeye - Diamond City Swatters - 0 - 27
Stormin Normin MacDonald - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 18
Ben Pawlak - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 7
Homestay Lovetap - Spectacle Island Reapers - 0 - 4
Purple Gupta - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 3

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

Temper compiled a 13-11 record in 30 starts, tallied 181 strikeouts in 232.2 innings and recorded a 2.94 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .237 batting average against him.

He received 17 first place votes out of a possible 24. Digger Vadim of the Starlight Killers finished second in voting with 6 first place votes, while Beachboy Nut of the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jalep Temper - Nahant Celtics - 17 - 134
Digger Vadim - Starlight Killers - 6 - 103
Beachboy Nut - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 1 - 80
College Luckyman - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 47
Deedee Martinson - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 18
Major Tom Brennan - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 13
Ugio Church - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 5
Terrence Artman - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 0 - 4
Eugene Gym - Sunshine Tidings Chemists - 0 - 4

SCA Vim! Pitcher: The South Charles Association made the official announcement today. The 2307 South Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award has gone to Derek Green of Jamaica Plain.

He had a superlative season, chalking up a 16-7 won-lost mark with an impressive 3.55 ERA.

Green logged 30 starts, threw 223.1 innings, yielded 190 hits, struck out 209 and held the opposition to a .226 batting average.

He received 12 first place votes out of a possible 24. Tony Bertha of the University Point Deathclaws finished second in voting with 7 first place votes, while Nuke Laloosh of the Roxbury Rad Sox finished third with 4 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Derek Green - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 12 - 122
Tony Bertha - University Point Deathclaws - 7 - 99
Nuke Laloosh - Roxbury Rad Sox - 4 - 91
Exxie Summerset - Vault 81 Dwellers - 1 - 55
Alex Alexson - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 37
Sheng Kawolski - Diamond City Swatters - 0 - 2
Tup Mallory - Egret Ninjas - 0 - 2

NCA Manager: The Nordhagen Beach Party Boys coaching staff broke out the bubbly when Manager Zach Toth was announced as 2307 North Charles Association Manager of the Year.

He skippered the Party Boys to a 74-46 record this year and a second place finish in the North Charles Association Brotherhood League.

To a man, they all agreed that their boss was most deserving of the award. All had glowing words to say about this year's winning manager.

"He just has a way with people. Coaches and players alike love him."

SCA Manager: The University Point Deathclaws called a press conference to announce that field manager Woody Lumpkin had been named South Charles Association Manager of the Year earlier in the day. Staffers congratulated the 46-year-old baseball guru as he approached the podium.

"This city has allowed me to craft a winning ball club," said Lumpkin. "When you take on a new job, there's always some adjustment period, but everyone here has been cooperative. From the bat boys on up. Here's to many more successful seasons for the University Point Deathclaws!"

Lumpkin led University Point to a 76-44 record this year and a first-place finish in the South Charles Association Minutemen League.

NCA Newcomer: Today the North Charles Association announced the winner of the 2307 Red Rocket Rookie Award. The top-ranked rookie was the talented The Slog third baseman Plain Morris.

The 21-year-old Ghouls newcomer took the trophy by hitting .266 in 120 games this season and finished with 126 hits, 30 home runs, 78 RBIs and 77 runs scored.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Scott Dourque of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished second in voting, while Jerry Goodlow of the Salem Witch Hats finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Plain Morris - The Slog Ghouls - 24 - 120
Scott Dourque - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 72
Jerry Goodlow - Salem Witch Hats - 0 - 24

SCA Newcomer: The South Charles Association has made it official -- Missile Crews is the winner of the Red Rocket Rookie Award.

In 2307 the Goodneighbor center fielder was solid performer with a .337 batting average, 33 home runs and 92 RBIs. Crews also had 73 walks and posted a .425 on-base percentage.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Hondo Ohnaka of the Quincy Gunners finished second in voting, while Figgie Legendsport of the Atom Cats finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Missile Crews - Goodneighbor Hancocks - 24 - 120
Hondo Ohnaka - Quincy Gunners - 0 - 72
Figgie Legendsport - Atom Cats - 0 - 17
Sum Downie - Roxbury Rad Sox - 0 - 7

NCA BosCom Positional Hitter: The winners of the North Charles Association BosCom Positional Hitter Award demonstrated "consistent and outstanding offensive excellence," according to a statement made from the office of the Commonwealth Baseball Organization commissioner.

The winners for 2307 are:

Pitcher
Lannie Tykeson (Easy Town Assaultrons)
.349/.442/.627, 456 AB, 36 HR, 1 SB, 103 RBI, 6.0 WAR

Catcher
Red Sone (Sunshine Tidings Chemists)
.378/.456/.606, 426 AB, 27 HR, 183 wRC+, 8.3 WAR

First Baseman
Lannie Tykeson (Easy Town Assaultrons)
.349/.442/.627, 456 AB, 36 HR, 1 SB, 103 RBI, 6.0 WAR

Second Baseman
Emerald Sapphire (Bunker Hill 75ers)
.294/.355/.423, 463 AB, 12 HR, 5 SB, 104 wRC+, 2.4 WAR

Third Baseman
Ross Merchantman (Sunshine Tidings Chemists)
.311/.372/.584, 488 AB, 37 HR, 150 wRC+, 5.4 WAR

Shortstop
Cy Thompson (County Crossing Bloodbugs)
.325/.398/.591, 443 AB, 30 HR, 3 SB, 159 wRC+, 5.5 WAR

Left Fielder
Melon Sanderson (County Crossing Bloodbugs)
.327/.392/.569, 339 AB, 23 HR, 2 SB, 153 wRC+, 3.0 WAR

Center Fielder
Maxx Murtagh (Nordhagen Beach Party Boys)
.292/.376/.587, 496 AB, 39 HR, 5 SB, 101 R, 152 wRC+, 6.1 WAR

Right Fielder
Baktu DaWell (Sunshine Tidings Chemists)
.364/.453/.741, 459 AB, 48 HR, 1 SB, 101 R, 104 RBI, 8.4 WAR

SCA Positional Hitter: The South Charles Association BosCom Positional Hitter Award for 2307 has been awarded to those players that showed standout offensive performances in the past year. The winners are:

Pitcher
Peak Sizeman (FHE Yao Guai)
.323/.344/.419, 62 AB, 1 HR, 87 wRC+, 0.3 WAR

Catcher
Racky Westheim (Oberland T-51s)
.335/.407/.500, 436 AB, 15 HR, 143 wRC+, 6.7 WAR

First Baseman
Barker Cocoa (University Point Deathclaws)
.421/.558/.913, 416 AB, 60 HR, 1 SB, 130 R, 155 RBI, 12.4 WAR

Second Baseman
Bulleye Shooterson (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)
.319/.456/.548, 427 AB, 24 HR, 1 SB, 170 wRC+, 6.7 WAR

Third Baseman
Diamond Ball (Spectacle Island Reapers)
.354/.433/.651, 478 AB, 40 HR, 3 SB, 109 RBI, 7.5 WAR

Shortstop
Stormin Normin MacDonald (Oberland T-51s)
.316/.460/.570, 335 AB, 18 HR, 3 SB, 174 wRC+, 5.4 WAR

Left Fielder
Ken Debate (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)
.315/.413/.581, 461 AB, 34 HR, 164 wRC+, 5.6 WAR

Center Fielder
Missile Crews (Goodneighbor Hancocks)
.337/.425/.623, 454 AB, 33 HR, 13 SB, 174 wRC+, 7.3 WAR

Right Fielder
Orcin Cardinal (Oberland T-51s)
.335/.409/.636, 478 AB, 41 HR, 108 RBI, 6.3 WAR

NCA Fallon's Reliever: County Crossing Bloodbugs closer Wick Prater said he loves to come into the game when the outcome is in jeopardy.

He certainly did a good job of impacting his team's outcomes this season, as he has been named the winner of the 2307 Fallon's Reliever Award for the North Charles Association.

"There's no better feeling than running in from the bullpen with the game on the line and your heart pumping," Prater said.

On the season, the Fall River, Massachusetts native had 18 saves in 49 relief appearances, 64 strikeouts in 59.1 innings and a record of 6 wins and 5 losses to go with his 2.43 ERA.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Alex Godcomplex of the Concord Radstags finished second in voting, while Mike Pond of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Wick Prater - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 24 - 120
Alex Godcomplex - Concord Radstags - 0 - 64
Mike Pond - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 13
Ryan Mills - Starlight Killers - 0 - 11
David "AntAgonist" Kidd - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys - 0 - 8

SCA Fallon's Reliever: They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks, but in the case of Andy Helium of the Roxbury Rad Sox, you don't have to - his old tricks worked just fine in 2307.

The 38-year-old veteran turned in a sparkling performance and has won the South Charles Association Fallon's Reliever Award.

He captured the award with 37 saves in 58 relief appearances, 55 strikeouts and 21 walks in 63.2 innings. He put up a record of 4-7 to go with his 2.69 ERA.

He received 16 first place votes out of a possible 24. Josh Samm of the Diamond City Swatters finished second in voting with 6 first place votes, while Doug Dee El of the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets finished third with 2 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Andy Helium - Roxbury Rad Sox - 16 - 104
Josh Samm - Diamond City Swatters - 6 - 76
Doug Dee El - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 2 - 29
Chopsticks McWilliams - Atom Cats - 0 - 4
Rafe Sauce - Atom Cats - 0 - 2
Chase Southie - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 1

NCA Corvega Top Defender: Good defense can be the difference between taking the championship and coming in second. The North Charles Association announced its top defenders at each position today. Here are the Corvega Top Defender Award winners for 2307:

Pitcher
Lannie Tykeson (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Catcher
Mike Swift (Starlight Killers)

First Baseman
Lannie Tykeson (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Second Baseman
Jumper Hayes (Nordhagen Beach Party Boys)

Third Baseman
Dog Prairie (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Shortstop
Rick Rolled (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Left Fielder
B.J. Perez (Sunshine Tidings Chemists)

Center Fielder
Millioncap Go (Lexington Synths)

Right Fielder
Gene Leftswipe (Concord Radstags)

SCA Corvega Top Defender: In baseball circles, a player who has good range, a good arm and good hands is a great catch. Clubs strive to be strong in the field, especially "up the middle." Solid defenders can make a difference in the outcome of tight games and tight pennant races. The Corvega Top Defender Awards for 2307 in the South Charles Association go to these standout defenders:

Pitcher
Lawdog Whipple (University Point Deathclaws)

Catcher
Racky Westheim (Oberland T-51s)

First Baseman
Barker Cocoa (University Point Deathclaws)

Second Baseman
Da Game (Oberland T-51s)

Third Baseman
Donn Mattingley (Roxbury Rad Sox)

Shortstop
Hopper Hayes (Egret Ninjas)

Left Fielder
Jesus Church (Egret Ninjas)

Center Fielder
Missile Crews (Goodneighbor Hancocks)

Right Fielder
Gargoyle Falcone (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)

CBO Updated Prospects Top Ten List

Now that the season has finished, it's time to look forward to the future, and what better way than to look at the brightest future stars of the league, courtesy of BNN. This year, 18 year-old SS Gavin Deux-Gas of the The Slog Ghouls is the #1 prospect overall.

Here is the top 10:
1) SS Gavin Deux-Gas, 18, The Slog Ghouls
2) 1B Kilometers Davis, 19, The Slog Ghouls
3) 3B Jacob Tarberry, 18, Nahant Celtics
4) LF Family Sam Partridge, 18, Lexington Synths
5) 3B Tray Morgueman, 18, Jamaica Plain Red Rockets
6) RHP Ma'Khail Redstick, 19, Egret Ninjas
7) RHP Heaven Fontenot, 18, Goodneighbor Hancocks
8) LHP Junkyard Gourd, 20, Quincy Gunners
9) RHP Ray Rowe-Varone, 23, Salem Witch Hats
10) 3B Keg Gutterson, 19, Quincy Gunners

CBO Draft Outlook

The 2307 Rookie Draft is just days away. Our expert scouts at the OSA have looked at prospects, team needs, and expected picks and have come up with their mock draft. See below.

With the #1 overall pick yet again, the Goodneighbor Hancocks are expected to take RF Cypher Raige (Fraternal Post 115). In four years with the Leaders, Raige compiled a .368 average with 83 home runs and 151 RBI. His 83 home runs rank 10th all-time in the BYDL.

Concord is expected to pick CF Duff Fee (Green Future) with the #2 pick. Fee was a career .373 hitter with 76 home runs, 273 RBI, and 61 stolen bases in four years with the Sea Urchins. He is the BYDL's all-time leader with 30 triples, tied for 7th all-time in RBI, and 10th all-time in hits (422).

At #3, Lexington is expected to take 1B Heddic Volunnar (Eastham). Volunnar batted .303 with 62 home runs and 149 RBI with the Rads.

Fort Hagen is expected to take the first pitcher, SP Clubhouse Treelover (Weymouth) with the #4 pick. In four seasons with the Locksmiths, Treelover went 44-11 in 70 games started with a 2.36 career ERA. His ERA is the best all-time in the BYDL, as well as Opponents SLG (.307), Opponents OPS (.592), and Career WAR (23.45). His 44 victories trail only Paul Stains (FHE).

With the 5th pick, The Slog is expected to take 1B Malyn Varen (Nauset Beach). In three seasons with the Lurk Hunters, Varen batted .269 with 37 home runs, including 23 his senior season, with 98 RBI.



CBO Transactions

Wednesday, October 30th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Flounder Polk.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Matt Ranger retires.

Tuesday, October 29th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Adrian Savoie.

Thursday, October 24th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Caleb Savoie.

Wednesday, October 23rd , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Roger Darn.

Sunday, October 20th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF John Heinzerling.

Saturday, October 19th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Bobby Anglerlure.
The Oberland T-51s traded 19-year old minor league RHP Pokey Chatman to the Salem Witch Hats, getting 24-year old LHP Dave Pain in return.

Friday, October 18th , 2307
Egret Ninjas: Signed Manager Cozy Burmaster.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Manager Bryan Pingree.
Nahant Celtics: Signed General Manager Sixteen Candles Higgins.
The Roxbury Rad Sox traded 27-year old 1B Duncan MacCready and a 1st round draft pick to the Goodneighbor Hancocks, getting 20-year old LF Victor Desire, 19-year old minor league RHP Edgar Poster, and a 5th round draft pick in return.

Thursday, October 17th , 2307
Lexington Synths: Signed SP Bobby Lidtke.
Quincy Gunners: Signed SP Nate Sandalli.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Chris Napkin.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed free agent RP Itchy Scratchy to a minor league contract.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Manager Art Clarke.
The Jamaica Plain Red Rockets traded 29-year old 3B Peter Tatoeater and a 2nd round draft pick to the Salem Witch Hats, getting 24-year old LHP Glenn Patnode in return.
The Fort Hagen Silver Shroud traded 19-year old minor league SS Greenthumb Gray and a 10th round draft pick to the Nahant Celtics, getting 24-year old RHP Nien Nunb and a 4th round draft pick in return.

Wednesday, October 16th , 2307
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released CF Josh Cappie.
Concord Radstags: Released C Dennis Writer.
Lexington Synths: Released 2B Dolph Scalone.
Atom Cats: Released C Mountain Dacoda.
Diamond City Swatters: Released SP Nate Sandalli.
Diamond City Swatters: Released RP Flip Marino.
Diamond City Swatters: Released RP Itchy Scratchy.
Diamond City Swatters: Released 3B Rip Risk.
Egret Ninjas: Released C Raul Velasco.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released SP Chris Liden.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released RP Mitch Wagner.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released RP Dustin Haner.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released RP Mike Stover.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Released RP Lucky Dim Nunez.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Released RP Burp Taylor.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Released RP Chree Overby.
Nahant Celtics: Activated SP Brent Hooker from the 60-day injured list.
Nahant Celtics: Released RP Mike Pike.
Nahant Celtics: Released C Jeremy Renner.
Nahant Celtics: Released 1B Isaiah Boy.
Nahant Celtics: Released LF Mike Chartier.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Released SP Ricky DaKraze.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Released RP Mike Germanfrench.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Released RP Danny Owens.
Salem Witch Hats: Activated 3B Booth Larson from the 60-day injured list.
Salem Witch Hats: Released RP Ryan Mathews.
Salem Witch Hats: Released C Luke Rye.
Salem Witch Hats: Released 1B Tom Stamey.
Salem Witch Hats: Released 1B Peter Rabbit.
Salem Witch Hats: Released 3B Surprise Mulligan.
The Slog Ghouls: Released 3B Travis Dutton.
Concord Radstags: Released RP Ryan Kaplon.
Concord Radstags: Released RP Wobbly Warren.
Concord Radstags: Released RP Josh Hollander.
Concord Radstags: Released 3B Dog Suzuki.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Released CL Curtis Thriceshot.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Released LF Officer Barnes.
Lexington Synths: Activated CL Ryan Kazarian from the 60-day injured list.
Lexington Synths: Activated SP Ahsoka Tano from the 60-day injured list.
Lexington Synths: Released SP Matt Hotel.
Lexington Synths: Released RP Jeremy Crowe.
Lexington Synths: Released C Ryan Dorris.
Starlight Killers: Released SP Roy Syme.
Starlight Killers: Released SP Front Porch Potter.
Starlight Killers: Released RP Robert Stubbs.
Starlight Killers: Released RP Wylee C. Yotay.
Starlight Killers: Released 1B Greg Macn.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Activated LF B.J. Perez from the injured list.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Released RP Jason Bourque.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Released RP Scaredy Cat Talbott.
Atom Cats: Released 2B Bobby Kaiser.
Atom Cats: Released LF Rodolfo Saldivar.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released CL Bryan Punchline.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released RP Nate Wampler.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released C Left Foot Maxx.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released RF John Heinzerling.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released 2B Imperial LeBeau.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released RF Rich Vendor.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Wild Cannon.
Quincy Gunners: Released C Mike Crayola.
Quincy Gunners: Released SS Max Jones.
University Point Deathclaws: Released LF Purple Haze.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Activated RP Flipper Squire from the injured list.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released C Pigeye Hutchinson.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released CF J.D. Lumphead.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released RF Kenry Batray.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released C Jimmy Burch.
Diamond City Swatters: Released RP Pip Pipkins.
Diamond City Swatters: Released RP Nick Dyson.
Diamond City Swatters: Released C Jazz Stockton.
Diamond City Swatters: Released 2B Alex Slumpbuster.
Diamond City Swatters: Released 3B Travis Scope.
Diamond City Swatters: Released RF Mop Lopez.
Egret Ninjas: Released RP Jared Atwell.
Egret Ninjas: Released RP Barry Roadie.
Egret Ninjas: Released RP Jake Lynnwoods.
Egret Ninjas: Released 3B Tommy Talkington.
Egret Ninjas: Released RF Big Meyers.
Egret Ninjas: Released RF Kidney Driscoll.
FHE Yao Guai: Released C Poppt Person.
FHE Yao Guai: Released 3B John Yaoguai.
Oberland T-51s: Released SP Bobby Lidtke.
Oberland T-51s: Released LF Pol Graham.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released SP Kenny Siam.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RP Jack Silveira.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released SS Shannon Rutherford.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released SP Nick Poppa.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released RP Godfather Hough.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released SP Edwin Mass.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released RP Kenny Gecko.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released 1B Jon Dallas.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Quincy Eloquent retired from professional baseball.
The Slog Ghouls: RP Trent Gentilcore retired from professional baseball.
Oberland T-51s: 1B Jeremy Bugs retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Aaron Burton retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: RF David Driftwood retired from professional baseball.
Oberland T-51s: RP Joe Charlie retired from professional baseball.
University Point Deathclaws: 1B Erns Gold retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: CL Larry Undertaker retired from professional baseball.
Concord Radstags: RP Wobbly Warren (AA Arlington) retired from professional baseball.
Oberland T-51s: LF Pol Graham (AA Mystic Pines) retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: RP Mitch Wagner (AA Woburn) retired from professional baseball.
Nahant Celtics: C Jeremy Renner (AA Brockton) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: CL Bryan Punchline (AA Medford) retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: 1B Jon Dallas (AA Covenant) retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: 3B Travis Scope (AA Clifton) retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: SP Roy Syme (AA CGP) retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: 2B Greg Macn (AA CGP) retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: RP Chris Liden (AA Woburn) retired from professional baseball.
Egret Ninjas: RP Barry Roadie (AA Plymouth) retired from professional baseball.
Easy Town Assaultrons: RP Chree Overby (AA Somerville Place) retired from professional baseball.
Egret Ninjas: 3B Tommy Talkington (AA Plymouth) retired from professional baseball.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: CL Curtis Thriceshot (AA Worcester) retired from professional baseball.
Lexington Synths: C Ryan Dorris (AA Sanctuary Hills) retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 2B Wild Cannon (AA Outpost Zimonja) retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: SS Alex Slumpbuster (AA Clifton) retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Godfather Hough (AA Covenant) retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: RF Rich Vendor (AA Medford) retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Gunners: SS Max Jones (AA Trinity Plaza) retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: C Jazz Stockton (AA Clifton) retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: 1B Tom Stamey (AA Neponset Park) retired from professional baseball.
FHE Yao Guai: C Poppt Person (AA West Roxbury) retired from professional baseball.
University Point Deathclaws: LF Purple Haze (AA Marlborough) retired from professional baseball.
Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Burp Taylor (AA Somerville Place) retired from professional baseball.
Nahant Celtics: LF Isaiah Boy (AA Brockton) retired from professional baseball.
Spectacle Island Reapers: LF J.D. Lumphead (AA Charles View) retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: LF Mop Lopez (AA Clifton) retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: 3B Surprise Mulligan (AA Neponset Park) retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: RP Kenny Gecko (AA Covenant) retired from professional baseball.
Spectacle Island Reapers: C Pigeye Hutchinson (AA Charles View) retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Jason Bourque (AA Rocky Narrows) retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Gunners: C Mike Crayola (AA Trinity Plaza) retired from professional baseball.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Jason Stevens (AA Walden Pond) retired from professional baseball.
Atom Cats: 2B Bobby Kaiser (AA Greentop Nursery) retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: RP Mike Stover (AA Woburn) retired from professional baseball.
Roxbury Rad Sox: RP Kenny Siam (AA Revere Beach) retired from professional baseball.
Spectacle Island Reapers: LF Kenry Batray (AA Charles View) retired from professional baseball.
Roxbury Rad Sox: SS Shannon Rutherford (AA Revere Beach) retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: RP Wylee C. Yotay (AA CGP) retired from professional baseball.
Egret Ninjas: 1B Kidney Driscoll (AA Plymouth) retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: C Luke Rye (AA Neponset Park) retired from professional baseball.
1B Steve Strubberg retired from professional baseball.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: LF Officer Barnes (AA Worcester) retired from professional baseball.
Egret Ninjas: CF Big Meyers (AA Plymouth) retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: 1B Peter Rabbit (AA Neponset Park) retired from professional baseball.
Concord Radstags: C Dennis Writer (AAA College Square) retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: CF Josh Cappie (AAA Eastlake) retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Yulie Diamondcove (R Tenpines Bluff) retired from professional baseball.
University Point Deathclaws: Team Trainer Dr. Musst Short retires.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Bench Coach Juju Raiderson retires.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: General Manager Kyle Wolf retires.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Bench Coach Adam Fields retires.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Team Trainer Matt Amico retires.
FHE Yao Guai: General Manager Jason Thompson retires.
The Slog Ghouls: First Base Coach Closer Pikeman retires.
Nahant Celtics: First Base Coach Eric Young retires.
Manager Old Man Langford retires.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed Pitching Coach Killer Kevin Cortes to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed Manager Crow Guai 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 1B Coach Bob Trevino to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed Scouting Director Jim Peil to a 0-year contract extension.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed 3B Coach Sprole Races to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Pitching Coach Jason Harbin to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Manager Tim Haysneedle to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed General Manager Marco Pacheco to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Hitting Coach Kyle Verrecchio to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed 1B Coach Matt Jolly to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Scouting Director Jon Mixxer to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed 3B Coach Steve Warwar to a 0-year contract extension.
Easy Town Assaultrons: Signed Team Trainer Joe Zimmer to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Fired 3B Coach David Fontenot.
Nahant Celtics: Fired General Manager Aaron Horter.
Nahant Celtics: Elijah Burton promoted from Finch Farm Shamrocks and signed to a 0-year contract as Pitching Coach.
Nahant Celtics: Pitching Coach Adam Duran-Duran leaves the team, his contract was not renewed
Nahant Celtics: Signed Team Trainer Mediceman Kuster to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Scouting Director Mike Orr to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Manager Herschel Begin to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Bench Coach Roberto Cuevas to a 0-year contract extension.
Nahant Celtics: Signed Hitting Coach Greg Tannenbaum 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 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 Hitting Coach Paul Neas 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 Manager Zach Toth to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed General Manager Kelly Arias to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Team Trainer Alex Mencos to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Sticks Vasquez promoted from Boston Common Lead Bellies and signed to a 0-year contract as Pitching Coach.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Scouting Director Josh Milhoan to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Pitching Coach Hallpass Montgomery leaves the team, his contract was not renewed
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Bench Coach Brian Learned to a 0-year contract extension.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Hitting Coach David Brown 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.
Salem Witch Hats: Signed Manager Nick Caudill to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Scouting Director Jon Rajek to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Team Trainer Mike Buckmeier to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Manager Nate Pugh to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed 3B Coach Rapid Roberts to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Bench Coach Wiley Boat to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Hitting Coach Eric Main to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed Pitching Coach Rick Twocaps to a 0-year contract extension.
The Slog Ghouls: Signed General Manager Mark Wright to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Fired Bench Coach Chet Needham.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Hitting Coach Stash Outhouse to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Scouting Director Aaron Andreason to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed 1B Coach Arthur Carder 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 3B Coach Space Cadet Mays to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Manager Puddin Greenwall to a 0-year contract extension.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed Pitching Coach Ken Myers to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Fired Pitching Coach Casey Van Brunt.
Concord Radstags: Signed Scouting Director Kevin Stevens to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed General Manager Tom Goff to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Manager Mark Gourdroot to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Bench Coach Curly Westwego to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Team Trainer Brett Sherrill to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed 3B Coach Matt Planterman to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed 1B Coach Chris Bullets to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Signed Hitting Coach Matt Firewood to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Fired Manager Pete Brunick.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Fired 3B Coach Greg Poole.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Fired Pitching Coach Mario Highschooler.
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 1B Coach Daniel Repo to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed General Manager Fernando Saenz to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Bench Coach Danny Casas to a 0-year contract extension.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Hitting Coach Branden "Bunt It" Lott to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Fired Hitting Coach Burry Bonds.
Lexington Synths: Fired Pitching Coach Tupe Kim.
Lexington Synths: Signed Team Trainer Eddie Bertozzi to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed Scouting Director Vince Kinney to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed Manager Wand Astounding to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed 1B Coach Shotclock Bieker to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed Bench Coach Andres Iymsorry to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed 3B Coach Justin Salvage to a 0-year contract extension.
Lexington Synths: Signed General Manager Rich Szymanowski to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Pitching Coach Lance Okolita to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Hitting Coach Steve LaFoe to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Bench Coach Clint Bragman 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 General Manager Dean Barker to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed 3B Coach Leo Hall to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed 1B Coach Gerardo Quevedo to a 0-year contract extension.
Starlight Killers: Signed Manager Austin Shuler to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Fired Manager Ray Pratt.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Pitching Coach Jordan Busbee to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed Hitting Coach Brent Petermann 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 General Manager Mike Perez to a 0-year contract extension.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Signed 3B Coach George West to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Fired Manager Fourth Wall.
Atom Cats: Fired 3B Coach Ruther Fraud.
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 1B Coach Picnic Kearbey to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed Pitching Coach Ben Bulletsponge to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed Hitting Coach Long Johns to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed Bench Coach Squatty O'Sullivan to a 0-year contract extension.
Atom Cats: Signed General Manager Craig Rose to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Fired 1B Coach Bruce Mercado.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Team Trainer Mike Egnor to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Scouting Director Clawhammer Zimmerman to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Manager Nick Pennington to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Pitching Coach Jimmy Evans to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed 3B Coach Nate Kiger to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Bench Coach Bill Pinkerton to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed Hitting Coach Holger Fleming to a 0-year contract extension.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed General Manager Travis Lawver to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed Bench Coach Squirt Becker 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 Pitching Coach Dee Klein to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed Hitting Coach Andy Norris 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 Team Trainer Dr. Chris Pittman to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 3B Coach Andy Quinlan to a 0-year contract extension.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed Scouting Director Jeff Robinson to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Team Trainer Bobby Larimore to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed General Manager Josh Charliehorse to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Scouting Director Jason Harri to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Manager Jason Personhood to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Bench Coach Jared Herdman to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Pitching Coach Mack O'Shea to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed 3B Coach Chris Spriggs to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed Hitting Coach Overboard Alarcon to a 0-year contract extension.
Quincy Gunners: Signed 1B Coach John McCoy to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed General Manager Nate Fumble to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Manager Woody Lumpkin to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Hitting Coach Radhouse Wood to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed Bench Coach Crick Dubya to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed 1B Coach High Pitch Warner 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 Bryce McKoy to a 0-year contract extension.
University Point Deathclaws: Signed 3B Coach Pem Pollack to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Hitting Coach Good Wood Petruzzi to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Team Trainer Elijah Bagley to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Scouting Director Eric Foster to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Bench Coach David Daly to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Manager Logan Gossett to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed Pitching Coach Josh Hall to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed 1B Coach Jonathan Lunning to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed General Manager Mover Rodriguez to a 0-year contract extension.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Signed 3B Coach Jaylen Youngboy to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Fired Hitting Coach Tupper Tsou.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Bench Coach Scott Vetson 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 3B Coach Mario Brown to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed General Manager Kyle Wrenchsaw to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Pitching Coach Jack Mutt to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed Manager Steve Wagner to a 0-year contract extension.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed 1B Coach Preacher President to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Fired Manager Butterfly O'Keefe.
Egret Ninjas: Fired General Manager Gunner Sprague.
Egret Ninjas: Fired Hitting Coach Daniel Fish.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Team Trainer Ramon Arteaga to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Bench Coach Danny Beerholder to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Pitching Coach John Chaney to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed 3B Coach Jake Lionheart to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed 1B Coach A.J. Bleachman to a 0-year contract extension.
Egret Ninjas: Signed Scouting Director Toad Harris to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Fired Pitching Coach Deckhand Williams.
FHE Yao Guai: Fired Hitting Coach Blue Tongue Bernardi.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed Scouting Director Dylan Fosdick 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 1B Coach Nate Gross to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed Bench Coach Preserved Apple Pye to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed Manager Andy Thrash to a 0-year contract extension.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed 3B Coach Flunk Domino to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Team Trainer Ken Haney 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 1B Coach Ainthee DeLong to a 0-year contract extension.
Oberland T-51s: Signed Bench Coach Bubba Nixon 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: Fired Manager Coffee Kupp.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed General Manager Chemhead Beasley to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Hitting Coach Sergio Rael to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Pitching Coach Brandon Salinas to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Bench Coach Bobby Black to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Scouting Director Suncap Knapp to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed 3B Coach Redrose Foster to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed Team Trainer Alex Trujillo to a 0-year contract extension.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed 1B Coach Ernie Wolters to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Scouting Director Ken Masthead 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 Manager Dan Ferreri 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 Hitting Coach Rory Clawhunt to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed 1B Coach Jay Muck to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Pitching Coach Slick Lick Thompson to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed Bench Coach Bernie Gonzalez to a 0-year contract extension.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Signed 3B Coach Travis Volz to a 0-year contract extension.
Concord Radstags: Activated RP John Oldsink from the 60-day injured list.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Activated 3B Roger Coker from the 60-day injured list.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Activated SS Purple Gupta from the injured list.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Activated 3B Peter Tatoeater from the 60-day injured list.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Activated CL Doug Dee El from the injured list.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Jordan Frag.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Signed free agent CL Flip Marino to a minor league contract.
Diamond City Swatters: Signed free agent C Hucky Hound to a minor league contract.
Atom Cats: Signed Manager Deadball Jenkins.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed General Manager Tissue Carroll.
Egret Ninjas: Signed General Manager Bobby Childress.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Signed General Manager Sugar McLaughlin.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Signed Manager Matt Ballhawk Getman.
The Roxbury Rad Sox traded 27-year old LHP Whokill Poole and 18-year old minor league LHP Make Money to the Starlight Killers, getting 25-year old RHP Quest Dawg in return.
The Fort Hagen Silver Shroud traded 28-year old RHP Scruffy Taguchi to the Vault 81 Dwellers, getting 22-year old minor league 3B Loony Erickson, 23-year old minor league 1B Brian Elesson, 20-year old minor league LF Polite Richardson, 19-year old minor league RHP Troll Perez, 19-year old minor league RHP Florida Texas, and a 1st round draft pick in return.

Tuesday, October 15th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Activated RF Deerlord Fugivmee from the injured list.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Placed SS Purple Gupta on the 7-day injured list, retroactive to 10/14/2307.

Tuesday, October 8th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Placed CL Doug Dee El on the 7-day injured list, retroactive to 10/07/2307.

Sunday, October 6th , 2307
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Activated RP George Agee from the injured list.

Saturday, October 5th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Activated RP Roger Failure from the 60-day injured list.
Oberland T-51s: Activated 1B Chase Doctorman from the injured list.

Thursday, October 3rd , 2307
University Point Deathclaws: Activated RF Tomas Jones from the 60-day injured list.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Activated SP Mike Cartrette from the injured list.

MML Awards

LL Hitter - The manager of the Abernathy Adamantium said he thinks Cool Carl Davis is only going to get better as he gets older.

He may only be 23, but it will be hard to top the right fielder's 2307 campaign, as he has been named the winner of the Legends League Hitter of the Year Award.

His winning campaign featured a .337 batting average and a .436 on-base percentage this year. In 108 games he piled up 135 hits, 20 doubles, no triples, 51 home runs, 127 RBIs and 99 runs scored.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Dan Sturtevant of the Finch Farm Shamrocks finished second in voting, while Syd Thriftstore of the Abernathy Adamantium finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Cool Carl Davis - Abernathy Adamantium - 24 - 336
Dan Sturtevant - Finch Farm Shamrocks - 0 - 206
Syd Thriftstore - Abernathy Adamantium - 0 - 200
Nathan Hellelf - Forest Grove Pugilists - 0 - 129
Zap McCabe - Burlington Ferals - 0 - 121
Sam Farland - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 87
Cale Craycray - Abernathy Adamantium - 0 - 76
Cream Melton - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 65
Tim Connecticut - Abernathy Adamantium - 0 - 64
Tony Hasty - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 33
Mark Brinetea - Forest Grove Pugilists - 0 - 29
Pretty Boy Richards - Burlington Ferals - 0 - 24
Rockin' Roger Staubach - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 22
Kyle Angst - Malden Grognaks - 0 - 11
Science Brennan - Forest Grove Pugilists - 0 - 11
Scott Gunderson - Malden Grognaks - 0 - 1
Flatface Parker - Abernathy Adamantium - 0 - 1

SL Hitter - Needham's Ginger Rogers put the wraps on a fine campaign today by winning the 2307 Stars League Hitter of the Year Award.

The 36-year-old veteran scorched the opposition with a .312 average, picking up 117 hits, 17 doubles, no triples, 48 home runs and 101 RBIs, while scoring 91 runs.

He received 12 first place votes out of a possible 24. Weldon Steak of the Natick Big Leaguers finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Burtie Cuttooth of the Braintree Robobrains finished third with 5 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Ginger Rogers - Needham Archers - 12 - 270
Weldon Steak - Natick Big Leaguers - 5 - 215
Burtie Cuttooth - Braintree Robobrains - 5 - 192
Yellowstone Dud - Braintree Robobrains - 1 - 176
Todd Smithfield - Natick Big Leaguers - 0 - 175
Bobby Thesea - Needham Archers - 0 - 70
Josh Green - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 1 - 54
Joe Brocflower - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 51
Admiral Kelm - Brookline Bandoliers - 0 - 49
Justin Loki - Eastlake Aquaboys - 0 - 37
Hatrack Hines - Warwick Mirelurks - 0 - 36
Farm Klain - Castle Strength - 0 - 31
Yip Yick Ping - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 14
Jackie Shepherd - Braintree Robobrains - 0 - 14
Arthur Dimmesdale - Natick Big Leaguers - 0 - 13
Mucky Mutfruit - Castle Strength - 0 - 7
Kevin Christensen - Boston Common Lead Bellies - 0 - 6
Justin Daros - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 6

LL Pitcher - Gooseberry Fullwallet was the most outstanding pitcher in the Legends League this year and today was acclaimed the Pitcher of the Year Award winner for his efforts.

Fullwallet had a marvelous season, going 19-7 with an impressive 3.66 ERA in 29 starts. He struck out 168 in 221.1 innings and limited opposing batters to a .250 batting average.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Wicked Good O'Malley of the Lynn Fortune Finders finished second in voting, while Timmy Gilded of the Lynn Fortune Finders finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Gooseberry Fullwallet - Everett Mutant Hounds - 24 - 168
Wicked Good O'Malley - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 95
Timmy Gilded - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 56
Denaria Kee - Burlington Ferals - 0 - 37
Exec Horton - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 35
Jesse Prentiss - Forest Grove Pugilists - 0 - 5
Randy Kaplan - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 3
Tim LeBlanc - Finch Farm Shamrocks - 0 - 3
Jumping Jehoshaphat Cobb - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 2
Trooper Neilan - Burlington Ferals - 0 - 2
Eric Sleeping - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 2

SL Pitcher - This year there was no one better on the mound than Danny Machart. Posting 19 wins and a 3.06 ERA was only part of the story for the Boston Common superstar. For his outstanding performance in 2307 he was chosen as the Stars League Pitcher of the Year Award winner.

From start to finish Machart never let up. In 27 starts he recorded 19 wins and 3 losses, 200 innings, 276 strikeouts, 88 walks, yielded 128 hits, and permitted opposing batters to hit .180 against him.

He received 24 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Pete Stahl of the Boston Common Lead Bellies finished second in voting, while Tey How of the Brookline Bandoliers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Danny Machart - Boston Common Lead Bellies - 24 - 168
Pete Stahl - Boston Common Lead Bellies - 0 - 95
Tey How - Brookline Bandoliers - 0 - 54
Ray Rowe-Varone - Boston Common Lead Bellies - 0 - 45
Gwinnett Southie - Sandwich Bay Snakes - 0 - 39
Van Funky - Sandwich Bay Snakes - 0 - 4
Admiral Kelm - Brookline Bandoliers - 0 - 2
Tombstone Costner - Brookline Bandoliers - 0 - 1

LL Reliever - Jason Jumping has won the 2307 Legends League Reliever of the Year Award, which at age 35 is a "milestone achievement" for the Breakheart Banks Behemoths reliever.

"I feel accomplished to win this when there are other younger, stronger, harder-throwing guys out there," he said.


The Middleborough Center, Massachusetts native's numbers speak for themselves, as he captured the award with 24 saves in 44 relief appearances, compiling 43.1 innings. He had 31 strikeouts and 12 walks, a record of 1-4 and an ERA of 2.91.

He received 22 first place votes out of a possible 24. Jim Kohls of the Cambridge Coursers finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Nick Kifer of the Everett Mutant Hounds finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jason Jumping - Breakheart Banks Behemoths - 22 - 116
Jim Kohls - Cambridge Coursers - 1 - 51
Nick Kifer - Everett Mutant Hounds - 1 - 28
Tom Mannequin - Graygarden Action Boys - 0 - 9
Alex Loz - Everett Mutant Hounds - 0 - 8
Kareem Leroyson - Lynn Fortune Finders - 0 - 4

SL Reliever - David Bridges was a calming influence out of the Boston Common Lead Bellies bullpen this season.

His teammates and manager said he had a poised demeanor about him that was typical of someone much older and more experienced. His poise has paid off, as the 23-year-old turned in a sparkling season and has been named the winner of the Stars League Reliever of the Year Award for 2307.

The Springfield, Massachusetts native won the award with 20 saves in 40 relief appearances, 52 strikeouts in 42.2 innings and a record of 6-3 to go with his 1.69 ERA.

He received 10 first place votes out of a possible 24. Ed Rare of the Brookline Bandoliers finished second in voting with 13 first place votes, while Jimmy Harp of the Sandwich Bay Snakes finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
David Bridges - Boston Common Lead Bellies - 10 - 90
Ed Rare - Brookline Bandoliers - 13 - 86
Jimmy Harp - Sandwich Bay Snakes - 1 - 33
Homeslice Cochrane - Warwick Mirelurks - 0 - 7

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

6 November 2307

Goodneighbor Selects Treelover with First Pick

The 2307 draft was an exciting one with 360 youth players selected in the 2307 Rookie Draft. From the first pick of SP Clubhouse Treelover out of Weymouth to the last pick of 2B Constantius Tituleius out of Eastham, the rookies are ready to report and show they can one day contribute to the success of their franchise.

According to OSA scouts, there were no true surprise picks in the 1st round with all 24 players considered to be sufficient for the round.

Here's a look at the Top 10 picks:

1. Goodneighbor Hancocks: Drafted SP Clubhouse Treelover in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 1, 1st overall pick).
2. Concord Radstags: Drafted CF Duff Fee in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 2, 2nd overall pick).
3. Lexington Synths: Drafted LF Gorgeous George Davis in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 3, 3rd overall pick).
4. Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Drafted SP Sarthis Idren in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 4, 4th overall pick).
5. The Slog Ghouls: Drafted RF Cypher Raige in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 5, 5th overall pick).
6. FHE Yao Guai: Drafted 1B Malyn Varen in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 6, 6th overall pick).
7. Nahant Celtics: Drafted SP Nervous Patron in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 7, 7th overall pick).
8. Diamond City Swatters: Drafted 1B Brunwulf Freewinter in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 8, 8th overall pick).
9. Egret Ninjas: Drafted 1B Dickie Greenleaf in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 9, 9th overall pick).
10. Salem Witch Hats: Drafted LF Castor Puzzlemaker in the 2307 first-year player draft (Round 1, Pick 10, 10th overall pick).

The complete draft is at the end of this article.

Breakdown

Here's a breakdown of OSA's top picks as well as the potential steals of the draft:

1-1 SP Clubhouse Treelover, Goodneighbor
Scouts: The lanky lefty with six pitches and a great command, Treelover is expected to be a guaranteed pitching prospect on the top half of a rotation. His arm has gotten stronger by year with the Locksmiths, starting in hs freshman year with a 92-94 fastball and ending with a 96-98 fastball. Left-handed hitters will do nothing against him.

Overview: A true competitor, Treelover is not ready to make his debut in the CBO, but he should impress with his coachability, work ethic, and smarts. He should be able to develop all six pitches with his changeup and curveball judged to have the most impact.

1-2 CF Duff Fee, Concord
Scouts: Considered to be a pure hitter, with scouts loving his naturally smooth swing. Expected to be a high average hitter with a good amount of pop in his bat. Great with the glove and fast, too, meaning he will give opponents fits.

Overview: Fee has a great work ethic that could help him climb the ranks fast. Defensively, he could be a starter already, and he might even be able to contribute with the bat at the bottom of the lineup. If he is allowed to develop, Fee could be an eliter CF in the CBO.

1-3 LF Gorgeous George Davis, Lexington
Scouts: Played only one year of competitive baseball. Not the best defender but could be decent at a corner OF spot. Smart guy who tries to work through his struggles. Has potential to be a high average-high homers hitter in the middle of a lineup.

Overview: A true potential pick, it is a little surprising he went this early, but Davis is most certainly worth a high pick. In his sole season with Sandwich, he batted ,336 with 25 home runs and 72 RBI, showing he could be a beast if he develops fully.

1-4 SP Sarthis Idren, Fort Hagen
Scouts: Fills a need for the Silver Shroud franchise. Will not be in the CBO anytime soon, but has a lot of potential. Has been criticized by coaches for not knowing when to stop, which could lead to strain on his throwing arm. Also a six-pitch pitcher with expected development mostly coming in the form of a cutter, slider, and changeup.

Overview:

1-5 RF Cypher Raige, The Slog
Scouts: Originally picked as the #1 pick in the mock draft, Raige is the top leader at the top of draft prospects. May need a lot of development before he is star quality but does know how to handle himself in the batter's box. Waits for his pitch and does a good job of making contact and driving the pitch. May not be a true slugger but could rack up a healthy number of homers. Not much defensively so will probably be stuck in a corner OF spot.

Overview: Scouts are a bit torn on Raige with some stating he will be the best player to come out of this draft and others wondering if he will be nothing more than a contributor. He certainly had a great youth league career with Fraternal Post 115, batting .368 with 83 home runs and 251 RBI in fours seasons.

1-6 1B Malyn Varen, FHE
Scouts: Lots of talent but the firs player at the top where scouts question his commitment to the game. Seems to get bored with practice and has been vocal that he could be the best anywhere on the field if given a shot. Some compare his approach to the plate as similar to Barker Cocoa's. He will wait for the right pitch and then murder it. He is unlikely to swing at anything out of the strike zone.

Overview: Varen emerged in 2307 with 23 home runs. He could continue to make those numbers rise if he learns how to adjust to more advanced pitching.

1-7 SP Nervous Patron, Nahant
Scouts: Not as much variety in pitching as Treelover and Idren but very good with his three-pitch repertoire. Has a strong fast ball near 100 MPH. When his fastball and slider are working, he is tough to touch. Scouts see him as having ace potential if properly developed.

Overview: Patron was asked to experiment with his pitches a little more in 2307. While his strikeout numbers went up, he also saw his ERA and WHIP climb. Nahant will have to work him right to help him to develop to that stud pitching they want from him.

1-8 1B Brunwulf Freewinter, Diamond City
Scouts: Not the most certain of decision makers. Needs coaches to tell him where to line up and when to take. A bit of a free swinger but at least gets the ball on the bat a lot. Expected to be a power hitter who could develop into a good all around hitter if he becomes more patient. Nothing to write home about on defense.

Overview: Freewinter is another high potential players but he could also be a bust if he doesn't adapt to his new environment.

1-9 1B Dickie Greenleaf, Egret
Scouts: Some scouts see him as a "me first" player who needs to learn how to be a part of the machine on the field. Will often try to call off his CF when playing LF. While he has good range for tracking down balls in LCF, he is often not the person who should be calling the ball, leading to multiple errors in his youth league career with Stoneham.

Overview: Could be a good pro if he is converted to 1B. Has lots of promise to be a decent all-around hitter who could also swipe a few bases.

1-10 LF Castor Puzzlemaker, Salem
Scouts: Student of the game. Takes coaching seriously. Better off being on a good team where he has support all around him. However, still has the potential to find himself in the middle of the lineup. Not great on defense, so that part of this game needs work.

Overview: Puzzlemaker has a lot of potential to be a strong home run hitter. Had a lot of success with Harwich, especially with pitches right down the plate.

2-13 LF Johnny Maize, Bunker Hill
Scouts: Could have been a 1st-round pick but did not show a lot of confidence in his pre-draft workouts. Answered the call in his one season in competitive baseball, batting .344 with 14 home runs and 52 RBI with East Providence. Could develop into a true power hitter once his frame starts to fill out more.

Overview: A potentials pick but probably could hit a double-digit number of homers in the CBO right now. Will be a scary player to face in the future for pitchers.

3-12 LF Radx Roberts, Atom
Scouts: Petitioned to enter draft after just two seasons with Chatham. Injuries in 2307 derailed him, leading to starting only 12 games. Could have been a 1st-round pick if he were to come out at 18. Good fastball hitter. Needs work on off-speed pitching. Needs a lot of coaching to succeed.

Overview: Another player scouts are torn on with some rating him as a 1st-round prospect now despite barely playing and hitting only .172 in 2307.

4-22 3B Kesh Clean, Easy Town
Scouts: Not as naturally talented as some of the other players in the draft. Will be a prospect pick where the Assaultrons staff will need to teach him how to maximize his swing. Has lots of power potential but never learned how to hit homers with Harwich. Hit only 11 homers in four seasons.

Overview: There are not high expectations for Clean. He could develop into a power hitter, or fail at that and fade away.

5-1 LF Izdere Lifunn-Mars, Roxbury
Scouts: Consistently improved throughout his time with Wellesley but was never given much of a look as a high pick. Interesting pick by Roxbury to take him on since he may have a direct path to playing 1B for the Sox. Lots of power potential with a decent amount of contact potential.

Overview: Lifunn-Mars may be entering the best situation for a mid pick. Should coaches help him to develop, he could see himself batting in the middle of the Roxbury order by his 21st birthday. Needs to set goals of improvement to get there, but can do it.

Return to 2297 Rookie Draft

The 2297 Rookie Draft marked the first that would be a part of the full CBO where all leagues combined into a single organization for all purposes. Let's take a look at that outstanding draft from 10 years ago with an emphasis on the 1st round and top picks from Rounds 2-5.

Round 1
Round 1, Pick 1 - Diamond City Swatters: 1B Oren Gep, age 19
Round 1, Pick 2 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Digger Vadim, age 19
Round 1, Pick 3 - Atom Cats: SS Jake Doucette, age 19
Round 1, Pick 4 - Egret Scrappers: 3B Dog Prairie, age 19
Round 1, Pick 5 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Dobbie Radoncis, age 19
Round 1, Pick 6 - Concord Radstags: 1B Babs Rooth, age 18
Round 1, Pick 7 - University Point Deathclaws: 3B Blue Beak, age 19
Round 1, Pick 8 - Starlight Lady Killers: C Chris Dominoes, age 18
Round 1, Pick 9 - Abernathy Adamantium: SP Mike Rubric, age 20
Round 1, Pick 10 - Finch Farm Four Leafs: 2B Signal Frummy, age 19
Round 1, Pick 11 - Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Emperry Alizm, age 18
Round 1, Pick 12 - Salem Witch Hats: SP Ugio Church, age 19
Round 1, Pick 13 - Shaw HS Knuckle Punchers: CF Tevin MacPhail, age 19
Round 1, Pick 14 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RF Bat Savelli, age 19
Round 1, Pick 15 - Easy Town Assaultrons: 2B Aaron Sinn, age 19
Round 1, Pick 16 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: CF Organizae Brown, age 18
Round 1, Pick 17 - Fairline Hill Estates Yao Guai: CF Any Why, age 19
Round 1, Pick 18 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: 3B Er Temptation, age 18
Round 1, Pick 19 - Warwick Mirelurks: LF Kern Rifleman, age 19
Round 1, Pick 20 - Quincy Gunners: SS Biggie Biggs, age 19
Round 1, Pick 21 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Mike Koenig, age 19
Round 1, Pick 22 - Lexington Synths: 2B Cream Melton, age 20
Round 1, Pick 23 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Jesse Fraud, age 19
Round 1, Pick 24 - Oberland T-51s: 2B Harry Byrd, age 18

In the 1st round, 23 of 24 players appeared in the CBO. Lexington's pick at #22, Cream Melton, was the only player not to make it to the CBO. However, currently with the Oberland franchise, he has a lifetime minor league career batting average of .325 with 49 home runs, 236 RBI, 368 runs, and 187 stolen bases. He won the 2307 MML LL Platinum Stick Award at 2B and was the 2304 CA Championship Series MVP.

Five of the first six picks have all been studs, combining for 26 CBO All-Star Game appearances: Gep (7), Vadim (3), Doucette (4), Priairie (6), and Rooth (6). Other top picks in the 1st round are Church (2) and Byrd (5).

Round 2
Round 2, Pick 7 - University Point Deathclaws: RF Barker Cocoa, age 19
Round 2, Pick 9 - Abernathy Adamantium: CF Deerlord Fugivmee, age 18

Both Cocoa and Fugivmee have turned out to be great picks with Cocoa looking to be a sure-fire Hall of Famer when the CBO opens that up (Howard mentioned the 25th anniversary of the league being a good time). We have no idea what scouts missed with both players, but they have been leaders on their teams. Fugivmee's pro career has been with Roxbury since 2300.

Round 3
Round 3, Pick 19 - Warwick Mirelurks: SP Whip Lashley, age 18

Lashley has looked as though he has lost something on his pitch, but in seven CBO seasons with County Crossing, he has finished with 10+ wins every year. In his career, he is 96-45 with a 3.66 ERA.

Round 5
Round 5, Pick 1 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Trolley Dodge, age 18

In eight CBO seasons with FInch Farm and Oberland, Dodge has not been a super star but has been a decent pitcher in the rotation. H has won 10 or more games four times, including 12 in 2307. __________________

[ayaghmour2]

What a dominant postseason! The party never stopped!

[StLee]

Originally Posted by ayaghmour2

What a dominant postseason! The party never stopped!

They were a bit of a surprise since they didn't have their "best" team, but going 11-2 in the postseason against three good teams is most certainly a dominant performance.

Looking at the team, they may still be at the top, but the team is all aging quickly. Their starting rotation will have three in their early 30s: Nut, Church, and Beach. Martinson will be 29. All their positional starters are either early 30s or late 20s.

However, unless those players suddenly take ratings hits, they will still be contenders for at least the next couple of years.

In the future, they have a few prospects that can come up and help the team. 1B Mountainside Rockhand, their 2306 1st-round draft pick, may displace Assman as early as 2308. They have a few pitchers who could develop into starters in the future, but none are close to being there yet.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

1 January 2308

2308 Preseason Begins

The 2308 season is just over a month away from having live games, and we have a few changes coming.

As mentioned, the CBO has now commissioned the Boston Collegiate Athletic Conference featuring eight reemerging institutions of higher education in the Commonwealth.

The youth leagues have also experienced some changes with name changes and readjustments of teams. While there has been talk of merging the youth leagues under one Commonwealth umbrella, there has been no announcement of when that merger will take place.

Not only has the C.I.T. announced its collegiate team, but the Cambridge area is now under the youth umbrella of the C.I.T. Academy. The Academy has taken on the Kendall Hospital jerseys and namesake, becoming the Yahoos.

Wattz and Fraternal Post 115 also closed their doors, but new youth dormitories were built in Worcester and Lowell to accommodate those youth players. The Ups will thus now be the Worcester Crows and the Leaders will now be the Lowell Frags. Lowell's mascot is a cartoonish frag grenade.

In the Southern Region, the Darwin Firesnakes have repurposed their team as part of the announced Glowing Sea Prep. The team will be abbreviated to be GSP and has dropped the Firesnakes name for the Venom, using a purple radscorpion and matching the future expanded CBO team, the Glowing Sea Radscorpions. Additionally, Brockton opened an expanded school building, taking in the Avon students to their facility to be known as the Brockton Claws. Their mascot will feature a deathclaw claw.

In the SCYL, two teams did not move but have changed their team names. Since Nate Howard has a rule that all CBO-affiliated teams must have a different team name, the Wellfleet Beacons have dropped their teamname due to Mass Bay University being known as the Beacons. The Wellfleet team will now be known as the Tarberries and use a Tarberry mascot. Woodlawn also dropped the corporate Red Clay name and will now be known as the Woodlawn Gnomes, named after the garden gnome graveyard found in the Woodlawn area of Providence.

The newly-formed BCAC has also announced its schedule for the 2308 season. Teams will play on average five games per week in the same format as the CBO in their 86-game schedule. Divided into two divisions, teams will play against the other division on Tuesdays and Wednesdays in a two-game series and Fridays through Sundays for divisional games. In all, they will play 54 divisional games and 32 interdivisional games. An All-Star Game has been scheduled for June 10 during the 10th week of the 18-week season. The regular season concludes on August 6 with the BCAC's 7-game College Series being a matchup of the two division winners on each side of the Charles River.

[StLee]

BNN Report

News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

27 January 2308

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CBO Transactions: November - January

Saturday, January 25th , 2308
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Hajvarr Ironhand.

Monday, January 20th , 2308
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Roger Darn.
The University Point Deathclaws traded 20-year old minor league 3B Pauwoo Leopardskin and a 5th round draft pick to the Nahant Celtics, getting 24-year old minor league LHP Adi Gallia and 19-year old minor league RHP Sanfer Annsiskow in return.

Friday, January 17th , 2308
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Adam Parlor.

Wednesday, January 15th , 2308
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Enzo Quickly.

Monday, January 13th , 2308
The Salem Witch Hats traded 20-year old minor league LF Cubby France and a 2nd round draft pick to the Spectacle Island Reapers, getting 24-year old RHP Flipper Squire, 17-year old minor league RHP Synda Llanith, 18-year old minor league RHP Mjoll Lioness, and a 1st round draft pick in return.

Saturday, January 11th , 2308
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Justin Krell.

Wednesday, January 8th , 2308
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Foolproof Balistreri.

Sunday, January 5th , 2308
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Flounder Polk.

Tuesday, December 31st , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Justin Rallyrollers.

Saturday, December 28th , 2307
The Salem Witch Hats traded 30-year old 2B Swift Hendrix and 19-year old minor league LHP Burke Bowles to the Egret Ninjas, getting 24-year old RHP Cobra Cobratea and 18-year old minor league LHP Boston Gloston in return.

Thursday, December 26th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Malik Barber.

Wednesday, December 25th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Chris Kunkle.

Friday, December 20th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Crawdaddy Crawford.

Wednesday, December 18th , 2307
The Bunker Hill 75ers traded 18-year old minor league LF Deez Phantom to the Egret Ninjas, getting 23-year old RHP Jimmy Capcollector and 21-year old minor league CF John Kurtz in return.

Monday, December 16th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF D.C. White.
The Goodneighbor Hancocks traded 18-year old minor league LF Watch Estheroots to the FHE Yao Guai, getting 18-year old minor league 2B Q-tip Cottonman in return.

Sunday, December 15th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Mike Hubologist.

Wednesday, December 11th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Jukebox Irgnir.

Tuesday, December 10th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Arvel Crynyd.

Saturday, December 7th , 2307
The Goodneighbor Hancocks traded 24-year old 1B Kasey Wisdom to the Roxbury Rad Sox, getting 26-year old SS Journey Wallace, 19-year old minor league RF Stool Ordaz, and 18-year old minor league 2B Cusack Niamh in return.

Friday, December 6th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Dave Frickitt.

Thursday, December 5th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Yeager Meister.

Wednesday, December 4th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Bobby Anglerlure.

Tuesday, December 3rd , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Scott Jablonski.

Monday, December 2nd , 2307
The Bunker Hill 75ers traded 18-year old minor league 2B Grammercy Locke to the Salem Witch Hats, getting 23-year old LHP David Bridges in return.

Sunday, December 1st , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Nathaniel Oldtimer.

Saturday, November 30th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Jordan Frag.

Thursday, November 28th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Elijah Breezedup.

Tuesday, November 26th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Erik Johnsen.

Sunday, November 24th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Lowton Roberts.

Saturday, November 23rd , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Matt Haftel.

Thursday, November 21st , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Foolproof Balistreri.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Adam Parlor.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Crawdaddy Crawford.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Hub Fizztop.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Rammy Moustache.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Erik Johnsen.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released RP Randy Vicious.

Wednesday, November 20th , 2307
The Bunker Hill 75ers traded 18-year old minor league SS Patrick Funday-Monday to the Lexington Synths, getting 17-year old minor league C Azzada Lylvieve in return.

Monday, November 18th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Batboy Damion.

Saturday, November 16th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Kyle Coco.

Wednesday, November 13th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Rammy Moustache.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Foolproof Balistreri.

Tuesday, November 12th , 2307
Oberland T-51s: Signed free agent RP Jayden Berry to a minor league contract.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Revyn Sadri.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Valga Vinicia.

Monday, November 11th , 2307
Atom Cats: Signed free agent RP Nathaniel China to a minor league contract.
FHE Yao Guai: Signed free agent RP Hewnon Black-Skeever to a minor league contract.

Sunday, November 10th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Hub Fizztop.

Saturday, November 9th , 2307
The Jamaica Plain Red Rockets traded 19-year old minor league RHP Florida Texas to the FHE Yao Guai, getting 18-year old minor league RHP Mayor Muller and 20-year old minor league 2B Lib Homebrew in return.

Thursday, November 7th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Adam Parlor.

Wednesday, November 6th , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B Dave Wilhelm.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Crawdaddy Crawford.
The Spectacle Island Reapers traded 17-year old minor league CF Calixto Corrium and 17-year old minor league LF Jouane Manette to the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud, getting 17-year old minor league RHP Andre Blande in return.

Tuesday, November 5th , 2307
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Matt Haftel.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Foolproof Balistreri.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Matt Haftel.
The Spectacle Island Reapers traded 19-year old minor league RF Krunk Infraggable to the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud, getting 23-year old minor league RF Nathan Hellelf in return.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released 3B Matthew Melt.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Rammy Moustache.

Monday, November 4th , 2307
Starlight Killers: Signed free agent CF Prov Presbyterian to a minor league contract.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Signed free agent 3B Matthew Melt to a minor league contract.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed RF Foolproof Balistreri.

Sunday, November 3rd , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed 1B John Yaoguai.

Saturday, November 2nd , 2307
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Signed free agent SP Florida Texas to a minor league contract.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Signed free agent LF Polite Richardson to a minor league contract.
University Point Deathclaws: Released RP Sarco Plank.
University Point Deathclaws: Released RP Elijah Redus.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: Released C John Kresge.
Egret Ninjas: Released C Dan Lumley.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Released 3B Matthew Melt.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released 1B Dave Wilhelm.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Scott Jablonski.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Flounder Polk.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Lowton Roberts.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Nate Gless.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released CF Starlips Maldonado.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Matt Haftel.
Roxbury Rad Sox: Released RF Roger Darn.
Oberland T-51s: Released CF Prov Presbyterian.
Oberland T-51s: Released RF Foolproof Balistreri.
Bunker Hill 75ers: Released RF Justin Krell.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released RF Adam Parlor.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released RF D.C. White.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Released RF Dave Frickitt.
Salem Witch Hats: Released RP Fly Prange.
Salem Witch Hats: Released 2B Justin Russin.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Bobby Anglerlure.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Jordan Frag.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Kage Milkcan.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Released 1B Cowlick Cooper.
Spectacle Island Reapers: Released RP Cornbread Harding.

Friday, November 1st , 2307
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Released LF Polite Richardson.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Released SP Troll Perez.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Released SP Florida Texas.

[StLee]

Nuka News Update

Reporting on the NWL, APL, NWLR, and BBL Leagues

by Evan Guy

Updated Uniforms

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Vim! View

Veracious, Vivacious, Vainglorious Vision of the Vim! Leagues

by Vikky Vail

Uniform Updates