2034-35 SEASON
FEBRUARY

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTH
*Pitcher Juan Castaneda tossed an 8-0 no-hitter for Calgary, beating British Columbia.
*Miami's Mark Bryant hit his 1100th homer at only 30 years old. Only time will tell if he can manage to beat Mario Borras's record before his retirement.

INJURY REPORT
C Steve Torres (LV) - broken elbow, out for season
SP Felix Martinez (HOU) - torn ulnar collateral ligament, out for season
SP Paul Price (HOU) - torn rotator cuff, out for season

PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
Batter: 1B William Curtis (BOS) - .420 AVG, 26 home runs, 33 RBIs, 32 runs
Pitcher: SP Jaden Finley (DAL) - 2.80 ERA, 4 wins, 1 loss
Rookie: 3B Peter van der Wal (TOR) - .265 ERA, 14 home runs, 20 RBIs

STANDINGS

 

2035 PLAYOFFS

DIVISION FINALS

HOUSTON COMETS VS. SEATTLE RAVENS
GAME 1: Houston 7, Seattle 0
GAME 2: Houston 4, Seattle 5
GAME 3: Seattle 9, Houston 4
GAME 4: Seattle 8, Houston 11
GAME 5: Houston 2, Seattle 8
GAME 6: Seattle 5, Houston 4
Seattle wins, 4-2
Series MVP: RF Jose Estrada (SEA)

LAS VEGAS BLACKJACKS VS. DALLAS DEMONS
GAME 1: Las Vegas 5, Dallas 4
GAME 2: Las Vegas 6, Dallas 7
GAME 3: Dallas 6, Las Vegas 2
GAME 4: Dallas 7, Las Vegas 8
GAME 5: Las Vegas 1, Dallas 0
GAME 6: Dallas 3, Las Vegas 7
Las Vegas wins, 4-2
Series MVP: LF Carlos Resendiz (LV)

ATLANTA ALIENS VS. CHICAGO BLAZERS
GAME 1: Atlanta 5, Chicago 6
GAME 2: Atlanta 7, Chicago 8
GAME 3: Chicago 4, Atlanta 3
GAME 4: Chicago 3, Atlanta 5
GAME 5: Atlanta 7, Chicago 1
GAME 6: Chicago 5, Atlanta 6
GAME 7: Atlanta 0, Chicago 2
Chicago wins, 4-3
Series MVP: 3B Wil Delgado (CHI)

PHILADELPHIA RINGERS VS. MIAMI CORALS
GAME 1: Philadelphia 2, Miami 5
GAME 2: Philadelphia 2, Miami 4
GAME 3: Miami 6, Philadelphia 10
GAME 4: Miami 5, Philadelphia 9
GAME 5: Philadelphia 2, Miami 0
GAME 6: Miami 5, Philadelphia 6
Philadelphia wins, 4-2
Series MVP: 1B Jesus Torres (PHI)

 

(I screwed up the sim, so no finals post, sorry )

Seattle beats Chicago, 4-1
Series MVP: RF Jose Estrada (SEA)

2035 ULTIMATE CUP CHAMPIONS - Seattle Ravens (2nd Title)

2035 OFFSEASON

PART 1

NOTABLE RETIREMENTS
2B Kato Hollander (DAL, CHI, LA, BC, SEA, PHX) - 2024-2035 - Corpus Christi, TX
SP Adan Anderson (LA, BOS, BC, PHI, COL) - 2024-2035 - Williamstown, MA
LF Jake Deaton (NY, SEA) - 2024-2035 - Wichita, KS
1B William Romero (DAL, MIN) - 2024-2035 - Phoenix, AZ
1B Justin "Kerch" Kercheval (LV, MIN, TEN, ATL) - 2024-2035 - Newcastle, WA
1B Tonio Morales (LA, HOU) - 2024-2035 - El Carril, Dominican Republic
1B Tony "Lava" Puebla (LA, LV) - 2024-2035 - Santiago, Dominican Republic

LF Adam Sadsewicz (BA/SJ, BOS) - 2024-2035 - Gainesville, FL

AWARDS
Most Valuable Player: 1B Jesus Torres (PHI)
Pitcher of the Year: SP Jaden Finley (DAL)
Rookie of the Year: 2B Devon MacDermid (SEA)
Reliever of the Year: CL Justin Woodring (LV)
Manager of the Year: Ryan Wood (SEA)

Offensive Medals:
P: Miguel Canez (CAR)
C: Mike Fernandez (CAR)
1B: Jesus Torres (PHI)
2B: James Erickson (LA)
3B: Jose Parra (POR)
SS: Rob McAuliff (MTL)
LF: Austen Morales (BC)
CF: Bradley Smith (HOU)
RF: Jose Estrada (SEA)

Defensive Medals:
P: Nicol van Dommelen (MIN)
C: Shane DiNapoli (PHI)
1B: John Magyar (DAL)
2B: Dustin Holloway (TEN)
3B: Ernesto Belman (BOS)
SS: Joe DiSpoto (CAR)
LF: Dave Martinez (MIA)
CF: Casimiro Montez (SEA)
RF: Mayasuki Iwamoto (LA)

2035 DRAFT
The 2035 UBL Draft was held at the Target Center in Minneapolis, Minnesota.
TOP 10
1. NY - SS Clint Groulx, Southern Illinois - Oshawa, ON
2. POR - SP Colijn Rick, Ball State - Sint Nicolas, Aruba
3. LA - 1B Jesus Sierra, Indianapolis - San Gil, Colombia
4. MIN - RF Angel Hernandez, Glennville Christian Academy - Xico, Mexico
5. COL - RF David Rojas, Murray State - Guadalajara, Mexico
6. TOR - C Moises Molina, Trevecca Nazarene - Belmopan, Belize
7. CGY - SP Miguel Morales, Wellsville High School - San Pedro, Belize
8. SJ - SP Tony Vasquez, Metropolitan State University of Denver - Mayari, Cuba
9. BOS - SP Cristobal Lopez, Prospect High School - San Juan Sacatepequez, Guatemala
10. TEN - 3B Carlos Canas, CSUSM - Santiago, Dominican Republic

THE REVOLVING DOOR
Chicago Blazers purchased by Ryan Davidson from Sean Burns
British Columbia fires general manager Carlos Gomez, replaces with Sean Stroud
Dallas fires manager Marcos Polanco, replaces with Pablo Rivera
New York fires general manager Santiago Salazar, replaces with Melvin Vargas

UBL TO BUILD HALL OF FAME
The Ultimate Ball League announced that they will be constructing a hall of fame dedicated to the sport of 200Ball, which will open in the near future. The complex will be built near creator Mark Carter's birthplace in Athens, Georgia and will include a museum, an indoor field, and a small shopping center.
 

2035-36 SEASON

OCTOBER

OPENING DAY SCORES
British Columbia 7, Houston 3
Calgary 2, Phoenix 0
Las Vegas 5, Dallas 2
San Jose 5, Colorado 2
Seattle 10, New Orleans 5
Los Angeles 6, Portland 7
New York 6, Boston 3
Tennessee 3, Miami 2
Minnesota 4, Carolina 3
Atlanta 10, Montreal 1
Toronto 8, St. Louis 4
Philadelphia 5, Chicago 6

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE MONTH
*Catcher Rien Bex extended his contract with the Corinthians by a year in exchange for $8,600,000.
*Closer Alfonso Feliciano recorded his 400th save with Chicago.
*Matt Beverly hit his 700th home run in Centre Bell.

INJURY REPORT
SP Scott Berry (NO) - torn labrum, out for 5 months

PLAYERS OF THE MONTH
Batter: 3B Chris Lake (CAR) - .348 AVG, 13 home runs, 19 RBIs, 19 runs
Pitcher: SP Dan Nickerson (SEA) - 3.41 ERA, 3 wins, 0 losses
Rookie: 1B Manny Dominguez (SEA) - .433 AVG, 7 home runs, 14 RBIs

STANDINGS