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Litty · 06-24-2019, 06:31 AM

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Carla Vasquez joined the Hall of Fame.

Rapid City began the draft by selecting Christine ‘Jellyroll’ Jolly, a pitcher from Huntington High School in Shreveport, Louisiana. Jolly went 9-0 with a 0.09 ERA in 12 starts during her senior year. Rachel Hicks, Winnipeg’s first overall pick in 2051, did not play for the side last season.

Richmond won the East with 96 wins, 7 games ahead of second place Asheville. Third place Charlotte did make the playoffs with their 87 win season, 3 games back of Asheville. Hamilton finished the season with 96 wins, taking the Central division ahead of Huntington, who finished a game back of them. At 88-62, Beaver also made the postseason. In the West, Lakewood won with a 109 wins, their best record in franchise history and their fourth consecutive 100-win season. 23 games back, at 86-64, Anchorage slipped into the postseason as the 8th seed.

Lakewood and Beaver swept their first round opponents while Huntington and Charlotte won in three. However Lakewood were stunned in the semifinals, being swept by Huntington. Meanwhile, Beaver saw off Charlotte in four games. Emboldened by their upset win over Lakewood, Huntington won the trophy series in four games to take the title to West Virginia for the first time.

Once again, Elena Cortez won the batting title, although she dropped to a career low of .425. Charlotte’s Dyl Stebelton was the home run queen with 52 home runs. It was the first time since 2048 that the 50-home run mark had been broken. Cortez’s college teammate Ruby O’Reilly led the league in RBIs with 140. Cape Cod’s Fran Kroon led the league in ERA at 2.41. Huntington’s Belle Brodeur was the winningest pitcher with 19 in 31 starts. Rae Lopez was the strikeout queen with 220.

Saskatoon’s Maggie Pollitt won Rookie of the Year. The 26-year-old pitcher went 14-8 in her first year in the league, along with a 3.18 ERA. Anchorage’s Charlie Jones won the Madeeha Baqri Award with her 16-8 record and 2.48 ERA. Elena Cortez won her 10th MVP award, winning it in the first year that it also carried her name.

06-24-2019, 06:31 AM	#48
Litty Minors (Double A) Join Date: May 2019 Location: United Kingdom Posts: 138	2052 Carla Vasquez joined the Hall of Fame. Rapid City began the draft by selecting Christine ‘Jellyroll’ Jolly, a pitcher from Huntington High School in Shreveport, Louisiana. Jolly went 9-0 with a 0.09 ERA in 12 starts during her senior year. Rachel Hicks, Winnipeg’s first overall pick in 2051, did not play for the side last season. Richmond won the East with 96 wins, 7 games ahead of second place Asheville. Third place Charlotte did make the playoffs with their 87 win season, 3 games back of Asheville. Hamilton finished the season with 96 wins, taking the Central division ahead of Huntington, who finished a game back of them. At 88-62, Beaver also made the postseason. In the West, Lakewood won with a 109 wins, their best record in franchise history and their fourth consecutive 100-win season. 23 games back, at 86-64, Anchorage slipped into the postseason as the 8th seed. Lakewood and Beaver swept their first round opponents while Huntington and Charlotte won in three. However Lakewood were stunned in the semifinals, being swept by Huntington. Meanwhile, Beaver saw off Charlotte in four games. Emboldened by their upset win over Lakewood, Huntington won the trophy series in four games to take the title to West Virginia for the first time. Once again, Elena Cortez won the batting title, although she dropped to a career low of .425. Charlotte’s Dyl Stebelton was the home run queen with 52 home runs. It was the first time since 2048 that the 50-home run mark had been broken. Cortez’s college teammate Ruby O’Reilly led the league in RBIs with 140. Cape Cod’s Fran Kroon led the league in ERA at 2.41. Huntington’s Belle Brodeur was the winningest pitcher with 19 in 31 starts. Rae Lopez was the strikeout queen with 220. Saskatoon’s Maggie Pollitt won Rookie of the Year. The 26-year-old pitcher went 14-8 in her first year in the league, along with a 3.18 ERA. Anchorage’s Charlie Jones won the Madeeha Baqri Award with her 16-8 record and 2.48 ERA. Elena Cortez won her 10th MVP award, winning it in the first year that it also carried her name. __________________ Good times, good vibes going forwards. Last edited by Litty; 06-25-2019 at 10:01 AM.