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Bliketa · 07-18-2020, 02:34 PM

Minor leagues results :

l-league (AAA) :

The regular season was quite surprising, as both new teams, the Lutia Vikings and the Chefecia Purple Bats were able to win their division. However, it is the Specials, AAA-team of City that had won the LFS against the Vikings for the first time in their history.

r-league (AA) :

Again, the Lumberjacks won their division, while the Challengers captured their 3th division title. The OS was a remake of the 1974 and the 1977 OS with the Suns and the Challengers. Like in 1977, the Suns won the Series to have now 6 r-l titles.

International Championship Series:

The ICS were played in Philadelphie this year, with the Green District Expendables and the St Louis Cardinals, a remake of 1977 ICS (btw quite a coincidence to have them won again the same year) with the same outcome, as the Expendables captured their 2nd title.

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HoF Induction :

About the HoF, I think I have not mentionned it before, but only 50% of the ballots and 5 years of experience are required to be eligible or enter the Hof now, as I wanted to counter the early seasons with not that much games played, only 36 from 1960 to 1968, 90 from 1969 to 1974, 120 from 1975 to 1981 and now 140 from 1982. As I want to have 162-games per seasons in the end, I will also raised the requirements to 10 years & 75% later on.

Here are the % of the past inducted players :

1962 - 3B Jorge Alvarado, self-added due to his terrible accident and early retirement
1977 - SP Jesus Chavez (52,5 %), 1st ballot
1978 - CL Seranthony Dominguez, self-added for his performances in both LBL and MLB
1979 - CL Alejandro Zamora (54,7 %), 3rd ballot
1980 - RF Andy Salgado (67,0 %), 1st ballot
1981 - SP Jesus Serrano (50,9 %), 3rd ballot

This year, two players were inducted :

- SP Triston McKenzie (97.4%) is the player that had received the most approval from casters that far. He won 9 championships with his the B&Y as he played almost only one year not in this franchise. He never won the Golden Ball, but he finished on the top 3 three times (1968-1970), his lifetime stats are 3.26 ERA, 1.05 WHIP, 1621 K and 33 WAR in his 15 seasons played in the LBL.

- 3B-2B-DH Carter Kieboom (93.0%) is also a legend of the B&Y. He was part of the same squad that won 9 championships. To this, Kieboom added a Golden Glove won in 1970, 6 Sapphire Awards (1963-68 all as 3B), 6 Ruby Awards (1966, 1969-71 as 3B, 1972 as 2B and 1974 as DH) and one Linga Baseball Series MVP in 1972. In his career, he had a batting line .285/.372/.491, 180 HR, 605 RBI and 38.7 WAR in 965 games played.

07-18-2020, 02:34 PM	#34
Bliketa Minors (Double A) Join Date: Oct 2019 Posts: 113	Minor leagues results : l-league (AAA) : The regular season was quite surprising, as both new teams, the Lutia Vikings and the Chefecia Purple Bats were able to win their division. However, it is the Specials, AAA-team of City that had won the LFS against the Vikings for the first time in their history. r-league (AA) : Again, the Lumberjacks won their division, while the Challengers captured their 3th division title. The OS was a remake of the 1974 and the 1977 OS with the Suns and the Challengers. Like in 1977, the Suns won the Series to have now 6 r-l titles. International Championship Series: The ICS were played in Philadelphie this year, with the Green District Expendables and the St Louis Cardinals, a remake of 1977 ICS (btw quite a coincidence to have them won again the same year) with the same outcome, as the Expendables captured their 2nd title. HoF Induction : About the HoF, I think I have not mentionned it before, but only 50% of the ballots and 5 years of experience are required to be eligible or enter the Hof now, as I wanted to counter the early seasons with not that much games played, only 36 from 1960 to 1968, 90 from 1969 to 1974, 120 from 1975 to 1981 and now 140 from 1982. As I want to have 162-games per seasons in the end, I will also raised the requirements to 10 years & 75% later on. Here are the % of the past inducted players : 1962 - 3B Jorge Alvarado, self-added due to his terrible accident and early retirement 1977 - SP Jesus Chavez (52,5 %), 1st ballot 1978 - CL Seranthony Dominguez, self-added for his performances in both LBL and MLB 1979 - CL Alejandro Zamora (54,7 %), 3rd ballot 1980 - RF Andy Salgado (67,0 %), 1st ballot 1981 - SP Jesus Serrano (50,9 %), 3rd ballot This year, two players were inducted : - SP Triston McKenzie (97.4%) is the player that had received the most approval from casters that far. He won 9 championships with his the B&Y as he played almost only one year not in this franchise. He never won the Golden Ball, but he finished on the top 3 three times (1968-1970), his lifetime stats are 3.26 ERA, 1.05 WHIP, 1621 K and 33 WAR in his 15 seasons played in the LBL. - 3B-2B-DH Carter Kieboom (93.0%) is also a legend of the B&Y. He was part of the same squad that won 9 championships. To this, Kieboom added a Golden Glove won in 1970, 6 Sapphire Awards (1963-68 all as 3B), 6 Ruby Awards (1966, 1969-71 as 3B, 1972 as 2B and 1974 as DH) and one Linga Baseball Series MVP in 1972. In his career, he had a batting line .285/.372/.491, 180 HR, 605 RBI and 38.7 WAR in 965 games played. __________________ Fictional league in a fictional country : https://forums.ootpdevelopments.com/...d.php?t=307777 Last edited by Bliketa; 07-22-2020 at 06:52 PM.