Location: County Crossing
Nickname: Bloodbugs - Named after the blood-thirsty beasts that were mutated from what was once called mosquitoes, bloodbugs have a long, sword-like proboscis that penetrates deep into their victims and suck them dry.
Owner: Doc Weathers
Back Story: The wide-open area became a central all-purpose farming community thanks to the Minutemen. Settled between Bunker Hill and the rest of Charlestown, County Crossing was an excellent trading center for the Commonwealth. Former caravaner and traveling medicine man, Doc Weathers, decided to take control of the National Guard Training Yard and convert it into a medicine and chems supply station for the Northeast.
Stadium: Beantown Brewery Stadium - Brothers Vadim and Yefim Bobrov moved from the inskirts of Diamond City as local bartenders to producing their own beer through the Beantown Brewery just north of Oberland. Given the opportunity to become a sponsor in the league, they found the Bloodbugs to be a convenient team for them to claim stadium naming rights. The Bobrovs promised to begin production on a stadium special, which they said they would name related to bloodbugs in some way.
Location: East Boston Prep, aka Easy City, aka Easy Town, aka Brotherhood City, aka The Airport
Nickname: Assaultrons - Named after the feminine-shaped deadly assassin robots that shoot lasers out of their face, the assaultron name is meant to instill fear in its enemies.
Owners: Deb and Kay Merchant
Back Story: With a steady supply of Brotherhood of Steel soldiers passing through from Boston Airport on their way to Boston proper, married couple Deb and Kay Merchant decided to move their business out of the wreckage of Bunker Hill and into a cap trove of young, dumb soldiers looking for food, booze, and entertainment. With the nearby robot races at Easy City Downs and the seaside ballpark, East Boston Prep is a perfect location for Commonwealth baseball. Deb had proposed using the name Easy Town as the location name, though the name has not fully caught on yet in the Commonwealth, especially since old Easy City Downs billboards dot the Commonwealth. For now, the team remains East Boston Prep due to the location of the team's stadium.
Stadium: Easy Town Field - Settled at East Boston Prep, where Kay has made her clinic's location, Easy Town Field is within walking distance of the Easy City Downs track where daily robot races take up most of the soldiers' entertainment. Deb and Kay sponsor their own stadium, so they did not seek outside sponsorship.
Location: Finch Farm
Nickname: Four Leafs - Named after a prominent symbol of Boston's Irish immigrant past, Four Leafs are meant to instill great luck for their team.
Owner: Abraham Finch
Back Story: The Finches became early supporters of Nate Howard after he saved their youngest, Jake, from the clutches of The Forge gang. With Abraham being a shrewd businessman in combination with successfully farming and providing food to the downtown area, Finch Farm was a no-doubt location for a franchise. Several small settlements nearby were sure to make Finch Farms one of the more popular teams in the CBO.
Stadium: Finch Family Park - The Finch Farm is one of the larger farms in the Commonwealth, growing a number of crops, including corn, melons, gourds, and mutfruit. Because of the wealth the Finch family has accrued, they are their own stadium sponsors, though some companies have attempted to "go green" with them.