Welcome to the AltLB Legacy Project!
The Legacy Project is an experience that provides backstory and history for each of our 30 AltLB franchises. While we all enjoy developing our own histories (and you're free to do so) the ones that are of historical record are the 20 seasons of the Legacy Project.
The Legacy Project used the players and records from the years 1990-2010. Since there was a year lockout in the 90s we will be extending the Legacy Project until we hit 20 seasons. For our purposes, the 20 seasons represent years that directly proceed the 'modern era'. The Modern Era are the fantasy seasons that just began this week.
To simulate these seasons, each AltLB team was randomly matched up with a team from the MLB. Those match ups are seen below. So congratulations to the teams that matched up with good MLB teams. But remember due to the AltLB's different alignment and playoff format, what happens IRL doesn't necessarily happen in the AltLB.
For the Legacy Project we have included the 6 unused teams from the Owner Draft. Those teams were assigned teams last. The teams that aren't in the first season of the project are teams like Colorado, Tampa Bay, Florida, Arizona. Those teams will be assigned during that season with the available AltLB teams. For the Legacy Project we have decided to include two divisions for each of the leagues. This was simply to increase the hardware that people can include in their histories. The playoffs will take on the format of the College World Series so that our history diverts from the MLB. The playoffs are double elimination.
Here is the first season of the AltLB. For the team records, awards and scores please head to the provided link. This is a new process for this project to help increase the speed at which we can reveal each season.
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1EWaL1g9BIjTdJX4bnEGVrYQEzlkBCfEdnL2oSe9ujFk/edit?usp=sharing
For the good stuff...here are the playoffs. A little irony to start off the Legacy Project. Rickey Henderson and the unowned Pittsburgh Pythons win the first ever Alt World Series.