Location: Abernathy Farm
Nickname: Adamantium - The indestructible material used to built stronger limbs on war-time soldiers, adamantium represents strength and great defense, a perfect combination for a battling ball club.
Owner: Blake Abernathy
Back Story: The leader of the Abernathy family farm and top tato farmer in the Commonwealth, Blake Abernathy used his built wealth to build a community and used his sizeable land for a top-notch baseball field. Blake Abernathy was one of the first people in the Commonwealth to meet Nate Howard, and a person who held Nate in esteem after Nate avenged Blake's daughter's murder.
Stadium: Tato Field - Named for the Abernathy Farm's top crop, Tato Field's left field wall protects from the outskirts of crops dotting the farm's horizon.
Location: Concord
Nickname: Radstags - These docile-looking beasts attack anyone trespassing on their territory. The two-headed ungulates feature strong, sharp horns pulsating with a radiation venom that punctures the skin and poisons any potential predators. In other words, radstags are scrappy.
Owner: Sturges, aka Sturges Freeman
Back Story: Sturges was a part of the last stand of Minutemen before Nate Howard came to their rescue at the Concord Museum of Freedom. Sturges then moved on to Sanctuary Hills where he began repairing and building up the community there. That community eventually expanded out of Sanctuary Hills to the Concord area, a place where the bombs damaged but barely destroyed any buildings. Many more settlers started to arrive from the northwest, with many stopping in Concord instead of continuing to Boston.
Stadium: Nate Howard Honorary Park - Sturges ran the town of Concord as its mayor, but the team was financed by Nate Howard's insistence that the team exist. As official owner of the team, Sturges insisted that the stadium bypass any corporate name and keep the name of its benefactor.
Location: Fort Hagen
Nickname: Silver Shroud - Named after one of the top Unstoppables superheroes of pre-war Boston, the Silver Shroud exemplifies peace, justice, and the American way of freedom from the Commies. His bravery and will are meant to be foundations of the team playing in his colors.
Owner: Isabel Cruz, aka The Mechanist, aka Queen of the Robots
Back Story: After Isabel Cruz retired from her misled life as The Mechanist, she realized that Nate had given her beyond just the gift of her freedom. Using her knowledge in robot design and radio signals, she returned to her Mechanist past by truly doing good in the Commonwealth. Nate Howard suggested that she move her operations to Fort Hagen, which proved to be a key location in eradicating the Rust Devils gang. Later, after the Commonwealth was won, Nate introduced Isabel to the ghoul Kent Connolly, the man with the foremost knowledge on The Mechanist. Kent was an expert on all of the pre-war comic book characters of the Hubris Comics world, including the Silver Shroud.
Stadium: Hubris Comics Park - Kent Connolly was not only an expert on the Unstoppables line of characters, but a major fan of the Shroud. After making peace in the Commonwealth, Nate Howard personally helped Kent fix up the Hubris Comics shop near the Charles River. There, Kent started his own Unstoppables radio broadcasts through a revamped Galaxy News Radio signal and began producing and selling Unstoppables merchandise to the Commonwealth. He was happy to team up with Isabel Cruz in a hero-villain partnership to push the Hubris Comics brand and bring the Shroud and other Unstoppables mascots to the CBO.