2037-38 SEASON

OCTOBER-NOVEMBER

OPENING DAY SCORES
Los Angeles 3, New Orleans 2
Phoenix 2, Houston 18
Portland 2, Dallas 11
Calgary 0, Colorado 2
Seattle 3, Las Vegas 0
San Jose 0, British Columbia 2
Philadelphia 10, Montreal 2
Atlanta 4, Carolina 5
Toronto 4, Miami 6
Tennessee 2, Boston 4
Minnesota 1, Chicago 0
New York 10, St. Louis 3

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTH
*Matt Beverly agreed to another contract extension with Philadelphia. The Ringers organization is set to pay him $75,000,000 over 4 seasons.
*38-year-old veteran pitcher Doug DePree of Seattle announced his retirement at season's end, after an lengthy career with the Tri-Stars, Beavers, Frostbite, Aliens, Ringers, Polaires and Ravens.
*Philly's Jesus Torres struck homer number 800 of his career.

INJURY REPORT
SP Tim Sartor (SEA) - torn flexor tendon, out for season
RP Hector Sanchez (CAR) - bone chips in elbow, out for season
RF David Ruder (NY) - broken kneecap, out for season
CF Sander van Os (TEN) - broken hand, out for 2-3 months
SP Pedro Torres (STL) - shoulder inflammation, out for season
SP Li-ping Yep (NY) - torn labrum, out for season
LF Juan Perez (PHI) - broken elbow, out for season
SP Alex Torres (TOR) - ruptured ulnar collateral ligament, out for season
SP Josh Saathoff (MIA) - radial nerve compression, out for 4 months
SP Logeshwaran Uppara (NY) - arthritic elbow, out for 4-5 seasons
RP Gregorio Vargas (LV) - partially torn ulnar collateral ligament, out for season
2B Mark Kenny (SEA) - broken hand, out for 2 months
SP Ben Leblanc (SJ) - torn ulnar collateral ligament, out for season

PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
Batter: 3B Jose Parra (POR) - .427 AVG, 22 home runs, 38 RBIs, 32 runs
Pitcher: SP Paul Ives (TOR) - 3.45 ERA, 5 wins, 1 loss
Rookie: LF Ron Boatman (SJ) - .261 AVG, 14 home runs
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2037 OFFSEASON
PART 1

A NEW LOOK AND A NEW OWNER FOR SEATTLE
The Seattle Ravens' founder and longtime owner Poe Crowe has decided to retire, selling his controlling stake in the team to real estate developer Randy Lousteau after lengthy negotiations. Lousteau has decided that, seeing as the Ravens are fresh off the heels of a never-before-seen four-peat, with no signs of slowing down, they deserve a look befitting their more regal status. Gone are the bright purple and gloomy black, instead being swapped for a much more subdued shade of purple and a dashing gold, heavily inspired by retro uniforms donned by the Seattle Mariners and Los Angeles Kings.


NOTABLE RETIREMENTS
C Kyle Ahrens (HOU, CHI) - 2024-2037 - Antelope, CA
1B Justin Ferguson (CHI) - 2024-2037 - Stoneham, MA

3B Gary "Maneater" DeSloover (MIA) - 2024-2037 - Mesa, AZ
CL Craig Summers (SEA, TOR, TEN, COL, CAR) - 2024-2037 - Anchorage, AK
LF Omar Ortiz (CAR) - 2024-2037 - Maracaibo, Venezuela

3B Tony "The Master" Garcia (LA, CAR, LV, ATL, STL, COL) - 2024-2037 - San Cristobal, Dominican Republic
3B Daniel Dean (BA/SJ, DAL) - 2024-2037 - Lucerne Valley, CA
CL Chris Copes (LV, ATL, BC, MIA, BOS, DAL) - 2024-2037 - East Brainerd, TN

AWARDS:
Most Valuable Player: 3B Jose Parra (POR)
Pitcher of the Year: SP Edwin Ybarra (ATL)
Rookie of the Year: 2B Jordan Franco (POR)
Reliver of the Year: CL Alfonso Feliciano (COL)
Manager of the Year: Josh Motsinger (BOS)

Offensive Medals:
P: Mak Kavazovic (TEN)
C: Mike Fernandez (PHI)
1B: William Curtis (BOS)
2B: Devon MacDermid (SEA)
3B: Jose Pa

2037 PLAYOFFS

CONFERENCE FINALS

SEATTLE RAVENS (1) VS. SAN JOSE SEA LIONS (3)
GAME 1: San Jose 3, Seattle 9
GAME 2: San Jose 7, Seattle 6
GAME 3: Seattle 4, San Jose 2
GAME 4: Seattle 13, San Jose 4
GAME 5: San Jose 2, Seattle 5
Seattle wins, 4-1
Series MVP: RF Jose Estrada (SEA)

BOSTON CORINTHIANS (1) VS. ATLANTA ALIENS (3)
GAME 1: Atlanta 9, Boston 10
GAME 2: Atlanta 5, Boston 3
GAME 3: Boston 1, Atlanta 6
GAME 4: Boston 3, Atlanta 4
GAME 5: Atlanta 3, Boston 6
GAME 6: Boston 5, Atlanta 1
GAME 7: Atlanta 17, Boston 10
Atlanta wins, 4-3
Series MVP: 2B Travis Lennard (ATL)

 

2036-37 SEASON

MARCH-APRIL

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTH
*Seattle's Mark Bryant hit his 1300th homer, much to the dismay of Corals fans everywhere.
*SP Joe Cain of the Ringers threw the league's first no-hitter in a long while, scoring 5-0 over Miami.
*The Colorado Cutthroats and Boston Corinthians both made history, becoming the first teams outside of the Ultimate Ball League's Original 12 to make the playoffs. Both finished at the top of their respective divisions.

INJURY REPORT
SP Francisco Chavez (BC) - shoulder inflammation, out for season
SP Fabio Read (MIN) - torn flexor tendon, out for season
SP Brett Washington (LV) - broken elbow, out for season
RP Ruben Rodriguez (BOS) - stretched elbow ligament, out for season
SP Michael Johnson (NO) - torn flexor tendon, out for season
2B John Magyar (POR) - stretched elbow ligament, out for season
RP Luis Diaz (BOS) - torn rotator cuff, out for season
RP Jose Quiroga (SEA) - shoulder inflammation, out for season
RP Chuk-yan Chong (TOR) - shoulder impingement, out for season
C Manny Cisneros (LA) - ruptured achilles tendon, out for season
RP Craig Robertson (CHI) - torn labrum, out for season
RP Marco Garcia (HOU) - torn ulnar collateral ligament, out for season
RP Rene Ferrer (NY) - torn labrum, out for season

PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
Batter: 1B Jesus Torres (PHI) - .385 AVG, 25 home runs, 39 RBIs, 35 runs
Pitcher: SP Rafael Yuson (CHI) - 2.72 ERA, 5 wins, 1 loss
Rookie: 2B Nate Garrett (HOU) - .337 AVG, 7 home runs, 18 RBIs

END OF SEASON AWARDS
EC Triple Crown: SP Leo Montoya
Carter Trophy: Seattle Ravens
WC Season Trophy: Seattle Ravens
EC Season Trophy: Boston Corinthians
Ye Olde Wooden Spoon: Phoenix Firebirds

[b][u]FINAL STANDING

2036-37 SEASON

JANUARY

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTH
*Houston center fielder Bradley Smith hit his 600th home run at the young age of 29

ALL-STAR WEEKEND
The 2037 All-Star Game and Home Run Derby was hosted by the Scotiabank Saddledome, home of the Calgary Cowboys.

*Rising star Jose Parra of Portland won the Home Run Derby, defeating Huskies first baseman Peter van der Wal 13-12.
*van der Wal got the last laugh though, being named All-Star Game MVP after the Easterners beat the Westerners by a score of 6-5.

INJURY REPORT
RP Franklin Silva (HOU) - ruptured ulnar collateral ligament, out for season
RP Willie Romirez (BOS) - torn ulnar collateral ligament, out for season
RF Danny Gomez (CGY) - sprained ankle, out for 6 weeks
RP Emanuel Flores (SEA) - radial nerve compression, out for season

PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
Batter: RF Jose Estrada (SEA) - .374 AVG, 20 home runs, 37 RBIs, 28 runs
Pitcher: SP Bill Rafuse (CAR) - 2.09 ERA, 5 wins, 1 loss
Rookie: CL Kang-xi Ts'ai (ATL) - 3.60 ERA

STANDINGS