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2299 - NWL - March 23
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2299 - NWL - March 24
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2299 - NWL - March 25
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2299 - NWL - March 26
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Nuka News Update All the news you need about Bradberton and Nuka World by Evan Guy 2299 Cola Cup https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611445363 Results https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611445363 Story The Tourists responded at their home stadium by winning the second and deciding game of the Cola Cup, 4-0. Orange's 35-year-old pitcher Mike Ratliff pitched a complete-game three-hitter, striking out three. The Tourists' biggest boost came on a three-run 3rd inning. After Ratliff walked to begin the innings, Jake Beech tripled him in for a 2-0 lead. With runners on 1st and 3rd, Cherry pitcher Justin Hodges threw a wild pitch to score Beech and move Mike Pattison to 2nd. After a ground out moved Pattison to 3rd, Josh Parr hit an RBI groundout to score the final run of the game. Justin Hodges suffered the loss for the Ghoulrillas, allowing four earned runs on two hits with three walks and three strikeouts. He threw one wild pitch and hit a batter. Box Score https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611445363 Final Brackets https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611445435 |
March 2299 - News and Notes - March 28
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 28 March 2299 - Diamond City Swatters Ship Curatolo to Lexington In a hastily called press conference, Diamond City announced today a trade with Lexington that will send 20-year-old 1B Jeffrey Curatolo, 21-year-old LHP Justin Chryslus, 19-year-old minor league 2B Otto Krappe and 19-year-old minor league C Engle Abyss to the Synths in exchange for 25-year-old 1B Crater Landlubber and 21-year-old LF Tyler Ross. All players are expected to be in their respective new cities in time for today's games. Curatolo played in 108 games in 2298 with a .279 batting average and 122 hits. He also scored 60 runs and drove in 80 runs with 20 home runs. He should immediately improve the 1B position in Lexington. In 108 games Ross hit .296 with 131 hits, 23 home runs, 59 RBIs, and 67 runs. He is expected to improve the starting LF position for DC. Landlubber appeared in 63 games in 2298, batting .310 with three home runs, and 12 RBI. Speculation was that Diamond City was ready for rookie Oren Gep to take over at 1B and wanted to improve some other positions to get Gep on the field. The 1st overall pick in the 2297 Rookie Draft, Gep batted .271 with 23 home runs and 69 RBI while scoring 59 runs with Naticks Banks in 2297. He has shown good bat control and the ability to drive the ball. Big Leaguers hitting coach Tony Strickland has called Gep "the best bat in the BMU." Krappe and Abyss were both recently taken by the Swatters in the 2298 Rookie Draft. Krappe was the 14th overall pick. His glove and speed will help him one day become a decent defensive shortstop in the CBO. He has the ability to hit for power, but he needs to work more on making contact with the ball rather than trying to knock its cover off. 28 March 2299 - CBO Begins Final Week of Preseason The gates will soon be lifted and Commonwealth Baseball Organization Spring training facilities will be in business once again. At this time of year, the grass is always greener. Optimism abounds. And everyone is thankful to be back playing baseball. Opening Day is not far off. The CBO will begin five day's worth of Spring Training games today to prepare teams before the season begins. Teams track the stats of these games to give them an idea of which players may need to start in the CBO and which teams are ready for the BMU. Good luck to all the players in 2299. Last year was great, but we here at Publick Occurrences look forward to an even better 2299 season. |
March - April 2299 - News and Notes - March 29-April 2
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 29 March 2299 - Salem Activates Catman The Salem Witch Hats announced today that 1B Dan Catman would be activated after suffering as what was diagnosed as Cat Scratch Fever. The injury was sustained by one of his cats. Catman has been cleared to play and should no longer suffer ill effects of the disease. 31 March 2299 - Corvega's Stamey Injured by Radscorpion Corvega Flamers (Sunshine Tidings) 1B Tom Stamey was injured by a radscorpion just north of Jalbert Brothers Disposal last night. Following a team practice with the Flamers, Stamey and some teammates went for a swim in the Cambridge Reservoir, swimming the width of the waterway on a wager. After crossing the reservoir, a nearby radscorpion attacked the group. No one had a weapon at the time, so the cut and stung group had to escape via the reservoir. Stamey suffered the most severe of injuries with a laceration to his hand that may force him to miss some time from the start of the BMU season on April 11. No one else had any other injuries in the dangerous encounter. 31 March 2299 - Salem-Finch Farm Trade The Salem Witch Hats traded 21-year-old minor league reliever Malden Roberts and 20-year-old minor league second baseman Kidd Hinojosa to the Finch Farm Four Leafs, getting 20-year-old minor league starting pitcher Jamie Brenner in return. Hinojosa was the 3rd round pick and Roberts was the 5th round pick of the Witch Hats in the 2297 Rookie Draft. Brenner was a free agent acquisition in 2298 by the Four Leafs. He played mostly with Galleria in the BMU but did start one game for Finch Farm. In that game, he allowed three earned runs on nine hits with a walk and five strikeouts in 7.0 innings in the win. 2 April 2299 - Exhibition Season Standouts Here are a few players that stood out. Apologies that stats only were calculated during the official Spring Training Week, not the entire exhibition schedule, which included exhibition games vs the NWL and the Battle Tournaments. Diamond City's rookie 1B Oren Gep had perhaps the biggest standout performance this week in preparation to being the Swatters' starter in 2299. The young Gep batted .526 with a CBO-leading 13 RBI to go along with two home runs. Batting Stats - Note: Not all stats were calculated https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611448856 https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611448856 Pitching Stats - Note: Not all stats were calculated https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611448856 https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611448860 |
2299 - CBO Preseason Predictions
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Now that Spring Training is complete, teams can turn their attention to the regular season, a 98-game affair from April through early-September.
For the 2298 season, P.A.M., or the Predictive Analytic Machine, has returned to offer her deep dive into the world of Commonwealth baseball. https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1588040782 P.A.M. is a master of predictive analysis. Running the numbers, here is what P.A.M. had to say about the 2298 season. "I was, am, and will most likely be P.A.M. Predictive Analytic Machine. All systems fully functional. Baseball token recognized. I provide first order approximations of the behaviors of all residents of the region designated Commonwealth. Rephrasing. I predict the future. Rephrasing. I also provide first order approximations of the results of baseball of the league designated CBO. Commonwealth Baseball Organization. Nate Howard has reprogrammed this unit's new primary goal. He calls it the B.P.M. Baseball Prediction Model. Processes reaching maximum capacity. Output only. User must fill in own conclusions. Data sustained. Accuracy is expected to reach better than 80%. Results printed. Recharge in progress. End transmission." Predictions https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...1&d=1611459594 Analysis The North Charles Association is expected to be tight with PAM placing defending NCA champion Easy Town, Abernathy, and Starlight at the same 64-44 prediction, with 2298 BL champions, the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys, picked to finish one game back. PAM has three of the same four teams in the playoffs with the Lady Killers replacing Fort Hagen as the IL wildcard and the BL champions and wildcard swapping spots. County Crossing and Finch Farm are tied for the prediction for the CBO's worst record. Despite his team not expected to make the playoffs, Concord's Dan Erb is PAM's pick for the top hitter in the league, with six outfielders expected to battle for the award. Last year's winner, Jarrett Metalbox of Easy Town, is expected to finish sixth with a better than 40-point difference in his batting average last season. Metalbox's teammate, CF Sean Samuels, is expected to earn the top average. The Party Boys' 1B Dustin Mart is expected to win the home run crown. At pitcher, Abernathy's Brad Westing is predicted to win a whopping 22 games and win the ERA crown. Nordhagen Beach's Tommy Beach is predicted to finish second, as well as strike out more batters than anyone else in the NCA. In the SCA, the defending CBO champions Goodneighbor Hancocks look to repeat as the best team in the CBO. Like the NCA, PAM predicts three of the same teams to be in the playoffs in 2299 with Jamaica Plain replacing Warwick as the ML wildcard and a surprise prediction of Diamond City to win the RL over Oberland. The Red Rockets would show the biggest improvement to earn the CBO's second-best record after their league rivals. Like last season, Atom and Roxbury are expected to be in the running for the CBO's top draft pick. One reason why the Rockets are expected to rise has to do with PAM's prediction that RF David Seaweed will win the top hitter award, including the expectation that he will have the top average in the SCA. The Swatters' RF Wayne Lacy is expected to win the home run crown. Last year's top hitter, the Hancocks' Bryan Assman, is picked to finish third. The 2296 CBO MVP, Egret RF Paladin Danse, is picked to finish second behind Seaweed. PAM picks Jamaica Plain to make the MVP sweep with pitcher Chris Teddybear chosen as the preseason favorite to win the pitcher award. Teddybear and Diamond City's X10-44 Mannson each expected to tie with 20 wins. Teddybear is expected to have the most strikeouts, while Mannson is expected to have the SCA's best ERA. Last year's winner, the Swatters' Tim Fusion, is not predicted in PAM's top ten. PLAYOFF PREDICTIONS North Charles Association #4 Nordhagen Beach vs #1 Abernathy - W #3 Starlight vs #2 Easy Town - W South Charles Association #4 Oberland vs #1 Goodneighbor - W #3 Jamaica Plain vs #2 Diamond City - W Sole Survivor Series Goodneighbor continues their dominance over Easy Town to make it two straight. |
I suppose it was a quiet and slightly disappointing pre-season for the Party Boys. As I have said previously, I think there's enough talent on the roster now to ensure a decent season this year - i.e. making the play-offs. The hitting lineup still looks strong, but I wish they could beef up the pitching somewhat [but that has always been the case.] The problems come down the line, when the fact that drafting has been so poor will come back to haunt them, unless they can pull off some great trades - which, to be fair, they have done at times up to this point.
Even in my own games, I'm always glad when pre-season is over and I can get on to games that "mean something", so I'm really looking forward to another excellent season of CBO baseball. |
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April 2299 - News and Notes - April 4
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 4 April 2299 - CBO News: Opening Day The analysts have made their predictions -- now it's time for the clubs themselves to have their say. Opening Day of the new baseball season has arrived at last as the Commonwealth Baseball Organization begins its 2299 campaign. The schedule calls for these games on the first day of action: County Crossing Bloodbugs @ Sunshine Tidings Chemists Atom Cats @ Vault 81 Dwellers Goodneighbor Hancocks @ Diamond City Swatters Jamaica Plain Red Rockets @ Roxbury Knuckle Punchers Quincy Gunners @ FHE Yao Guai University Point Deathclaws @ Oberland T-51s Warwick Mirelurks @ Egret Ninjas Easy Town Assaultrons @ Abernathy Adamantium Finch Farm Four Leafs @ Starlight Lady Killers Nordhagen Beach Party Boys @ Fort Hagen Silver Shroud Salem Witch Hats @ Lexington Synths The Slog Ghouls @ Concord Radstags 4 April 2299 - Howard Introduces CBO History Policies CBO Commissioner Nate Howard announced today that the "official" start to the CBO and BMU will be considered 2298 when the four faction leagues merged into one league. According to Howard, "We programmed our BNN system to count the statistics, records, etc. on a league designation. Therefore, for the sake of not having to hack our programming, we will consider only the beginning of the 2298 season for generating statistics, league records, service time, and any other factors that must be considered for the official CBO's start." Statistics from 2296 and 2297 will still be kept on player cards, but those are separate statistics since the leagues were their own unique entities except for the postseason. CBO-based stats will be counted as the official stats, while the BL/IL/ML/RL stats will be considered for heavy lifting in overall career accomplishments. (StLee's Note: If I had to do it all again, the leagues would have been merged from the start! Anyway, I am annoyed every time that there is a trade that I have to completely edit the story to reflect "2298" versus "career," so this story solves that BNN-generated story problem.) 4 April 2299 - BNN Top 100 Prospects List Published The season is about to start, so it's time to publish the annual BNN Top 100 Prospects list. This year 21-year-old C Ayag Mour of the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets is the #1 prospect overall. Here is the top 10: 1) C Ayag Mour, 21, Jamaica Plain Red Rockets (2296 Rookie Draft #26 overall) 2) SS Nick Maris, 21, Starlight Lady Killers (2296 Inaugural Draft, UDFA) 3) 2B Harry Byrd, 20, Vault 81 Dwellers (2297 RD, #24) 4) 1B Lannie Tykeson, 21, Easy Town Assaultrons (2296 RD, #107) 5) RHP Digger Vadim, 20, Jamaica Plain Red Rockets (2297 RD, #2) 6) 1B Oren Gep, 21, Diamond City Swatters (2297 RD, #1) 7) RHP Eugene Gym, 20, Roxbury Knuckle Punchers (2298 RD, #1) 8) LHP Ugio Church, 21, Salem Witch Hats (2297 RD, #12) 9) LHP Whokill Poole, 19, Roxbury Knuckle Punchers (2296 RD, UDFA) 10) 2B Chris Connexx, 18, Roxbury Knuckle Punchers (2296 RD, UDFA) In the next story, we will take a look at rookies on team rosters in 2299. Below is the Top 100 Prospects List. |
April 2299 - News and Notes - April 4
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 4 April 2299 - Rookie Watch The following are the rookies starting on 2299 opening day rosters. Assuming Nate Howard's BNN system works, these should be the players eligible for Rookie of the Month and Rookie of the Year awards. * - Indicates assumed starter Abernathy C Bruce Bergeron SS Lucky Libow 2B Greg Townsend Atom Cats RP George Agee 3B Guru Bean SS Jake Doucette* CF Karl Funke SP Nate Gilliam* C Tim Phelps RP Berg Poppy Concord none County Crossing 3B Nate Beech Diamond City 1B Oren Gep* Easy Town 2B Looter Knol Egret RP Josh Kish FHE RP Loop Bikameal RP Bryan Joltstain Finch Farm SP Chris Deathclaw* C Beer Harku SS Bruce John* CF Lux Schwartz Fort Hagen RP Bill Early SS Jake Eater Goodneighbor LF Matt Brahmin 2B Shawn Burton 2B Tyler Jelinski CF Roger Rivera Jamaica Plain RF Goody Cloyse RP John Irwin C Ayag Mour* RP Aldo Sanch Lexington CF Nasty Byrd LF Oilcan Haltom* Nordhagen Beach C Omar Andrade LF Jonathan Angelou 3B Dirty Dog Sapienza Oberland SS Julian Roughneck Quincy 2B Biggie Biggs* Roxbury 3B Travis Dutton 3B Buck Wheat Salem none Starlight C Deacon Gookin SS Nick Maris* Sunshine Tidings LF James Darling The Slog SP Tommy Hein* University Point LF Kelvin Blueprint LF Barker Cocoa Vault 81 2B Harry Byrd Warwick RP Brian Bridges |
April 2299 - News and Notes - April 4
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 4 April 2299 - Arcade Owner Marketing Baseball Board Game Colt Crackerjack, owner of Alley Arcade in Easy Town, has petitioned for an official license for a new board game in the Commonwealth: Luckball. According to Crackerjack, the game will feature a playing board, player cards, score sheets, four dice, and an action card. Players will roll the four dice in different combinations of 1, 2, 3, or 4, indicating different actions to take. "We have been testing the game in our board game room," Crackerjack said. "We are getting realistic results similar to the CBO scores, so we're really happy with the game. All we need is a license and we can make the CBO even more popular in the Commonwealth." Crackerjack has invited people to Alley Arcade to try out the game. Sales are dependent on the licensing contract so that real CBO teams and player cards can be used. "Right now we have fake teams and players," Crackerjack said. "So, for instance, in our sample games we have the Queasy City Sharebeths against the Badfamily Manrocks. The Sharebeths have a star player, Jared Plasticplate." The Assaultrons are on the road during the week but return home this Sunday and Monday. Crackerjack said that he would set up a few demo tables outside Easy Town Field to show off the game. The Commonwealth has a limited number of boardgames. Many people own two of the more popular pre-War games, including Checkers/Chess and Blast Radius. While they are not easy to find, some people own a few of the Don't Be Bored Company's other board games: Autopsy, Catch the Commie, Rad Poker, The Legendary Run, and Unstoppable Shindig! 4 April 2299 - Adamantium Westing Tames Easy Town Brad Westing kept the opposition off the scoreboard and the Abernathy Adamantium were all smiles after winning 3-0 against the Easy Town Assaultrons at Tato Field today. The left-handed Westing gave up no runs in his start, permitted 6 hits and had 13 strikeouts. "If there was a stat for 'team shutout,' this would be it," Westing said later. "My catcher called a great game, guys delivered at the plate and when I messed something up the guys behind me were where they needed to be." 4 April 2299 - Nordhagen Beach Decked by Nuka, Silver Shroud The Fort Hagen Silver Shroud began the 2299 season with a convincing 9-3 win over the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys at Hubris Comics Park. Most impressive was Fort Hagen left fielder Andrew Nuka, who went 4 for 5 with 2 home runs and 2 singles, while adding 6 RBI and scoring twice. With Fort Hagen leading 2-0 in the bottom of the fifth, Nuka hit a changeup from Tommy Beach (0-1) for a 3-run home run. It was his 1st home run of the season and put the Silver Shroud ahead, 5-0. He added his second in the 8th off Mike Waterdrinker. "I'm not out there for personal accomplishments," Nuka told a Fort Hagen Gazette reporter after the game. "I'm out there to help the team win, and that's what we did today." Brent Hooker (1-0) earned the win, allowing two earned runs on seven hits with four walks and seven strikeouts in 8.0 innings. Nordhagen Beach was held to one extra-base hit on the day, a 9th-inning RBI double by Mike Swift. Dustin mart singled twice. 4 April 2299 - Rome, FHE Prevail in Pitchers' Duel The FHE Yao Guai satisfied the home crowd at BosCom Circle, treating them to a season-opening win, 2-0, over the Quincy Gunners. Starting Pitcher Bow Rome was the standout performer for FHE. Rome, the FHE right-hander, went 8.2 innings, allowing no runs on 4 hits. He collected 9 strikeouts. "I made some pitches when I had to," said Rome. 4 April 2299 - Swatters Deal Hancocks 3-1 Loss in 11 Innings Opening day festivities have begun throughout the league. Fans of the Diamond City Swatters were eager to watch X10-44 Mannson square off against Quincy Eloquent of the visiting CBO champions, the Goodneighbor Hancocks. In the end, the Swatters won the game, 3-1, in 11 innings with X10-44 Mannson leading the way. Diamond City reliever Mark Stuhlsatz picked up the win, raising his record to 1-0. Bus Paula was tagged with the loss. Diamond City won the game in the bottom of the 11th inning. With one out and Bus Paula on the mound for Goodneighbor, right fielder Wayne Lacy hit a dramatic 2-run home run, bringing Swatters fans to their feet. "It was a tough night at the plate," said Goodneighbor manager Jeremy Whiteplate. "It was also a tough way to drop our first game of the season." |
April 2299 - News and Notes - April 5
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 5 April 2299 - CBO-NWL Has First Cross-League Trade: Sunshine Tidings-Quartz It's all done except the paperwork. The Sunshine Tidings Chemists and the Quartz Star Force have agreed to a trade that will send 27-year-old minor league C Kyle Hodges to Quartz, while 30-year-old 2B Colin Staunton and 24-year-old SS Chris Perez will be shipped to Sunshine Tidings. A top front office executive with the Chemists described the trade talks as "quick and easy. . . . We're glad to get this deal done. We think it's something that helps our ball club and it didn't take too long at all to sort this one out," he said. 5 April 2299 - Easy Town Shut Out Again Bad Company Grognak of the Abernathy Adamantium mixed his pitches well and fashioned a 7-0 shutout today. The 33-year-old hurler shut down the Easy Town offense, holding them to 4 hits. He struck out 8 while walking 1. "This was brahmin**** offense to start the season," Assaultrons manager Graham Route said. "You win the association, you expect to come out and beat other good teams. Getting shut out two times in a row is unacceptable. Our guys had better go out and score 10 each game at Concord, or they're swimming sewers home." 5 April 2299 - Hancocks Blanked by Fusion, 6-0 Sometimes even Tim Fusion of the Diamond City Swatters isn't sure which pitcher will show up when he takes the mound. "I've been good sometimes and bad sometimes," he said. He looked good this time and made the Goodneighbor Hancocks look bad, blanking them by the score of 6-0. Fusion tossed a 1-hit shutout, totaling 7 strikeouts and giving up no walks. He had a no-hitter heading into the 9th inning before Hancocks' catcher Stephen Brewster hit a one-out single. The 2298 SCA Pitcher of the Year was predicted to regress in 2299. However, a one-hitter is about as best as can be expected by someone "regressing." "If Tim pitches half as good as this all season, we'll win a lot of games," Diamond City manager Bucky Bachelor said. In 20 innings to open the season, the usually explosive Goodneighbor offense was held to one run and eight hits. "It's not often we get shut down this bad," Hancocks manager Jeremy Whiteplate said. "Tomorrow is another day, and we'll go out and swing the bat like it's a regular Thursday." The Swatters' Wayne Lacy is looking to be off to his MVP campaign. He finished second last year to Goodneighbor's Bryan Assman. Lacy went 4 for 4 with a double, a home run, a run, and an RBI. Newcomer Tyler Ross and 2B Danny Suarez both homered. 5 April 2299 - Party Boys Get One-Run Win at Fort Hagen Fort Hagen got a terrific performance from pitcher Mike Cartrette, but it wasn't enough to beat the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys. Nordhagen Beach won the Hubris Comics Park contest, 2-1. Cartrette threw 7 innings of 4-hit ball for the losing team. Fort Hagen falls to 1-1. Nordhagen Beach used a well-timed hit by Jon Hitman to capture the win. The third baseman socked a 2-run double in the top of the sixth inning to put the Party Boys ahead, 2-1. Though it was his only hit in 3 at-bats, it was important. "I felt we were ready to go," said Nordhagen Beach manager Craig Robinson. "Our pregame was pretty good." The Party Boys' Chet Arthur (1-0) allowed one earned run on six hits with two strikeouts in 6.0 innings. Night Demon Archaki struck out the side in the ninth to pick up his first save. 5 April 2299 - Cautious, Ninjas Get 5-2 Win Egret Ninjas starter Danny Cautious hurled his team past the Warwick Mirelurks, 5-2. Andy Helium picked up the save, his 1st. The Ninjas raised their record to 2-0. Cautious, a native of Amherst, Massachusetts, was dealing all game. He kept Warwick hitters off-balance, while giving the Ninjas 8 quality innings. Cautious threw 107 pitches, allowing 3 hits and striking out 6. "For the most part, I made good pitches when I needed to," said Cautious. Egret SS Currfel Tick hit a two-run homer in the Ninjas' four-run 4th inning to put them up 3-1 at the time. |
2299 - NWL - April 6
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 6 April 2299 - 20 Games in a Row for Koester Concord lost to the Easy Town Assaultrons 6-2 at Nuka Park today, but Sean Koester kept his consecutive-game hitting streak alive with 2 hits. The Radstags shortstop has now delivered hits in 20 straight games. "Sean has a nice streak going, but the scoreboard tells the important story today," Concord manager Mark Gourdroot told reporters after the game. "We lost, no matter how many hits anyone had." Sean Koester walked in the 1st, singled in the 3rd, flied out in the 5th, singled in the 7th and grounded out in the 9th. 6 April 2299 - Big Day by Wallcrawler Sparks 9-5 FHE Win FHE shortstop Hose Wallcrawler played a vital role in his team's 9-5 triumph over Jamaica Plain. He went 3 for 3 with a home run, 2 singles, and 2 walks. He scored 2 runs and drove in 2 for FHE. Dave Crowfoot collected save number 2. The win gives FHE a record of 2-1. Noah Arch hit a run-scoring double off Ryan Hartley in the bottom of the sixth, which put the Yao Guai in front, 4-3. In addition to the double, Arch had 2 singles, while going 3 for 5. "The boys came out and just played their butts off," said FHE manager David Meatcook. Chris Bullets also had a big day for the Yao Guai, going 2 for 3 with a double, a home run, a walk, two runs, and three RBI. 6 April 2299 - Silver Shroud Shut Out Four Leafs, 3-0 The Fort Hagen Silver Shroud picked up a win at Hubris Comics Park, knocking off the Finch Farm Four Leafs, 3-0. Starting pitcher Matt Hope was a big reason why. The winning pitcher was Hope, now 1-0. He tossed 7 innings of 5-hit ball, while walking 3 and fanning 10. The win has Fort Hagen at 2-1. David Driftwood had a critical at-bat with one out in the bottom of the sixth for Fort Hagen. He came through with a solo home run to put Fort Hagen in front, 2-0. Jim Tiller led the Silver Shroud in hitting, going 3 for 4 with a double, a home run, two runs, and an RBI. Mark Miller added three singles. "Good to get a win," said Hope, "but it's a long season." 6 April 2299 - Party Boys Lose by a Run at Abernathy, 6-5 Abernathy Adamantium starter Joe Penaltybox pitched a strong game against the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys at Tato Field, leading the Adamantium to victory, 6-5. In 6.2 innings, Penaltybox surrendered 6 hits, while striking out 3 and walking 2. He allowed 5 runs. T-Bone Heagy recorded the save for Abernathy, his 1st of the season. Po Greenzone, the Abernathy left fielder, contributed a 2-run single in the bottom of the fifth inning to make the score 5-4, Adamantium. For the game, Greenzone went 1-2 with a walk and was hit by a pitch. He drove in 2 runs. Penaltybox told the Abernathy Herald: "I was born for the big stage." Nordhagen Beach drops to 1-2. |
April 2299 - News and Notes - April 7
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 7 April 2299 - County Crossing Punchless in 12-0 Loss to Lady Killers In a very impressive mound performance, Justin Sphinx stopped the County Crossing Bloodbugs cold. The 29-year-old Lady Killers hurler blanked them on 8 hits to post a 12-0 triumph. Hope Scrapper had a big day at the plate, going 3 for 3 with two home runs, a walk, four runs, and four RBI. 7 April 2299 - Lueckenhoff Brilliant, Blanks Witch Hats Chris Lueckenhoff went the distance at ArcJet Systems Stadium today. The Sunshine Tidings Chemists hurler yielded 7 hits, walked 3 and had 4 strikeouts in the Chemists 6-0 triumph over the Salem Witch Hats. Brightsun Ramos hit a two-run homer for the Chemists as they move to 3-1 in early-season action. 7 April 2299 - Oberland Wins, Rogers has 3 hit day Led by Ginger Rogers, the Oberland T-51s downed the Warwick Mirelurks, 8-5. Rogers went 3 for 3 with a home run, 2 doubles, and a walk. He scored 3 times and drove in 2 for the T-51s. Oberland goes to 3-1 with the win. Rogers had a game-changing double in the bottom of the eighth. On a full count changeup from Bobby Van Marter, he banged a run-scoring double to left, giving the T-51s a 6-5 lead. It was the 4th double of the year for Rogers. "Our goal is to improve each and every day," Rogers told the Oberland Daily News. 7 April 2299 - Four Leafs Suffer 8-6 Loss to Fort Hagen Fans were not deterred by the threat of rain. They came to see their hometown Fort Hagen Silver Shroud take on the Finch Farm Four Leafs. The Fort Hagen Silver Shroud bested the Finch Farm Four Leafs by a score of 8-6, with center fielder Ben Pawlak getting the main credit. On the day, Pawlak was 2-3 with a double, a walk, and was hit by a pitch, while scoring 2 runs for the Silver Shroud. The Silver Shroud, now 3-1, have been playing some good baseball. The Silver Shroud got an important contribution from third baseman Micah Morals, who in the bottom of the second hit a first pitch splitter into left for a 3-run home run. It was his 1st home run of the season and put the Silver Shroud ahead, 4-0. "You can't get too high when things go well, or too low when things go bad. Right now, I'm just happy we got the win," Morals told the Fort Hagen Gazette. 7 April 2299 - Party Boys Upend Adamantium, 7-3 A nice crowd turned out for a clash between the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys and Abernathy Adamantium. Abernathy got a decent performance from pitcher Kyle Clevinger, but it wasn't enough to beat the Nordhagen Beach Party Boys. Nordhagen Beach won the Tato Field contest, 7-3. Clevinger threw 6 innings allowing 5 runs for the losing team. Night Demon Archacki recorded the save for Nordhagen Beach, his 2nd of the season. Nordhagen Beach used the timely hitting of Jon Hitman to seize the win. The third baseman stroked a 2-run single in the top of the seventh inning to put the Party Boys on top, 5-3. It was his only hit in 5 at-bats, but it was a game-changer. Hitman called the win "a lesson in teamwork." The victory makes Nordhagen Beach 2-2. 7 April 2299 - Swatters Dump Quincy, 6-2, to Win 4th in a Row Tyler Ross made an impact in the 6-2 Diamond City win over Quincy. Ross, who finished 5th in the NCA in stolen bases with 23 last year, went 3 for 4 with a home run and 2 singles, while scoring 2 runs and driving in 2. Mark Stuhlsatz, the winner, goes to 2-0. He allowed 2 runs on 15 hits, with 1 walk and 5 strikeouts over 9 innings. The loss has the Gunners at 1-3. The game turned with no one out in the bottom of the fourth when Ross, who finished 5th in the NCA in stolen bases with 23 last year, hit a 2-run home run. It propelled the Swatters into the lead, 2-0. Ross told a Diamond City News reporter that he was "satisfied" with the win. 7 April 2299 - Laughy Slugs Radstags to 12-7 Win Concord center fielder Ricky Ticky Laughy helped his team beat the Easy Town Assaultrons, 12-7. Laughy, who finished 4th in the NCA in triples with 11 last year, went 4 for 5 for the Radstags. Reliever Giving Tree picked up the win. His record improves to 1-0. David Hill took the loss. Easy Town drops to 1-3. Dan Erb, who finished 5th in the NCA in slugging percentage with .617 last year, chipped in for Concord with a 2-run single in the bottom of the sixth. For the game, the left fielder had 2 hits in 5 at-bats with 1 home run, 1 single, 2 runs scored, and 4 RBI. "We'll savor this win," Laughy told the Concord Chronicle, "then get ready for the next game." |
April 2299 - News and Notes - April 9
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Today in the CBO News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth by Nat Wright-Kawolski 9 April 2299 - Witch Hats Blank Fort Hagen, Artman Winner Terrence Artman (2-0) of the Salem Witch Hats was firing on all cylinders today against the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud. The left-hander blanked the Silver Shroud 12-0 on 7 hits, posting 9 strikeouts and surrendering 1 walk. Artman also added a two-RBI double in the Hats' six-run 1st. Dan Ackerman was 3 for 5 with a double, a home run, three runs, and three RBI. Antonio Toeclaw added three RBI and Tyler Spronk added two. Jim Tiller had three singles to contribute to the Shroud's seven hits. 9 April 2299 - Knuckle Punchers Fall, 13-7, to Assman, Hancocks The home crowd had a good time watching the Roxbury Knuckle Punchers and Goodneighbor Hancocks get after it. The Goodneighbor Hancocks powered past the Roxbury Knuckle Punchers, 13-7, at Third Rail Stadium at S. Boston HS. Bryan Assman was 2 for 3 with a home run and 2 walks. He scored 3 runs and drove in 3, to lead the charge. The win has Goodneighbor at 3-2. Goodneighbor took a 12-7 lead on John Rose's 1st home run of the season. The 3-run home run came off Roxbury pitcher Odysseus Blades in the bottom of the seventh. "The name of the game is scoring runs," Assman said. "We did a good job of that today." 9 April 2299 - Dominant Performance by Westing in Abernathy Win Abernathy Adamantium starter Brad Westing (2-0) hurled his team past the Finch Farm Four Leafs, 3-1. T-Bone Heagy was credited with the save for Abernathy, his 2nd of the season. The Adamantium, now 4-1, have hit the ground running this season. Westing was effective against the Four Leafs, seldom allowing a hard-hit ball. The left-hander limited Finch Farm to just 1 run on 3 hits over 8 innings. "We'll kick back tonight, then get set for the next one," Westing said. 9 April 2299 - Party Boys Take Down Chemists, 7-6 Sunshine Tidings right fielder Brightsun Ramos was sensational. He went 3 for 5 with a home run and a double, while adding 3 RBI and scoring once, but it wasn't enough to rally his team to a win. Nordhagen Beach beat the Chemists, 7-6. The winner was Sia Abber in relief. His record improves to 1-0. Vince Moon took the loss. Sunshine Tidings falls to 3-2. Jon Hitman was the walk-off hero for Nordhagen Beach. With the game tied in the bottom of the ninth inning, the Party Boys third baseman hit a dramatic run-scoring single to send the teams home. "Like I've always said, I'm the straw that stirs the drink," Hitman said (again). 9 April 2299 - Swatters Refuse to Lose, Finish Undefeated Week The Diamond City Swatters did just enough to secure a victory over the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets, 4-3, at Red Rockets Stadium. Nobody did more than pitcher X10-44 Mannson. Josh Samm recorded his 2nd save for Diamond City. Diamond City is off to a hot start at 5-0. Diamond City relied on the bat of Tyler Ross to get the win. The left fielder ripped a solo home run in the top of the seventh inning to put the Swatters ahead, 1-0. For the game, Ross had 1 double and 1 home run in 4 at-bats. Ross called the win the result of "everyone working in tandem." |
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