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• Minor leagues results :

l-league (AAA) :

Division winners :
- l-LL Azure : Wayt County Bobcats (9th)
- l-LL Cyan : Zerstrig Zerstorers (4th)
- l-DL Sapphir: La Croisée Bullets (10th)
- l-DL Marine: Lutia Vikings (3rd)

Playoffs :

After twelve years, the Lutia Vikings won another championship by defeating the Iron Wolves in the 1995 LFS.

r-league (AA) :

Division winners :
- r-RL Square : Oshu'gun Lumberjacks (14th)
- r-RL Heart : Huangjia Wizards (3rd)
- r-BL Spade: Massia Guardians (1st)
- r-BL Club: Narballo Gators (7th)

Playoffs :

In the Onion Series, two division rivals were opposed : the Narballo Gators and the Lingalia Mammoths. After 1978 and 1983, it is the third time these teams meet at the final stage. The Gators won the series to end their 17 years-drought.

• MLB playoffs:

The Angels top up the Orioles to seek their 5th championship in the ALCS, while in the NLCS, Pittsburgh won against San Francisco.
In five games, the Pirates won their fourth WS, as much as their opponent.

• International Championship Series:

In Kuronga, Pittsburgh and Green District will play the ICS together for the second time, after 1988. Playing in their home country, the Expendables swept the Pirates to send them home.

• HoF Induction :

Three inductees this season :

- Guan-pei Chio (80,2%) on his first ballot. Chio was one of the best player of the league during his career. He is inducted with a Green District hat, he played from 74 to 82 there, winning two championships. Then, Chio played for the Black&Yellows until his retirement in 89, when he won another championship. Playing in left field, he won 10 Sapphire awards, 3 Ruby awards and the 1982 LBS MVP. His lifetime stats are .259/.334/.432, 1936 H, 1110 R, 318 HR, 1163 RBI and 63,3 WAR (2nd in all-time list atm) in 1957 G.

- Antonio Avila (58,5%) on his first ballot. He was a loyal player to the Sea Stars, where he played 16 seasons (73-89), winning 4 Ruby Awards at 1B, two playoffs awards, one championship, two batting titles (77 & 85) and one Golden Glove (85). He batted for .295/.355/.426 during his career with 2123 H, 201 HR, 997 RBI and 32.0 WAR in 1824 G.

- For his last ballot, Royce Lewis barely managed to get into the HoF (51,9%). Lewis mostly played for the Freros (62-68 and 75-76), the Expendables (69-71) and the Silver Eagles (72 and 78-80). He finished his career with .256/.347/.411, 1025 H, 129 HR, 443 RBI and 23.9 WAR in 1094 G.