BNN Report
News from the CBO, MML, BMU, GBRL, and Youth Leagues
by Nat Wright-Kawolski
3 February 2308
Commonwealth News
The Boston Commonwealth celebrated progress today as metro lines are reported to be nearly ready for business. Gusver Nomenclature, one of the leads of Project Metro, stated today that live testing of the rails will begin this week with expected regular traffic flow by April 1.
The Boston Metro's Blue Line is considered to be fully ready with the Yellow Line set to open next year and the Red Line to open in 2310. The Blue Line is the longest of the planned lines with 10 total stops, from Lynn all the way to the Edge of the Glowing Sea. Other stops moving south from Lynn are Revere, Easy Town, Goodneighbor, two other Downtown stops, Diamond City, Roxbury, and then near Vault 95.
CBO's Minors Get Reworked
Another major development was CBO commissioner Nate Howard announcing a reshuffling of minor league affiliations in the MML, BMU, and GBRL leagues with several teams moving up or down the ranks based on population data and some new teams.
The four sites of the upcoming CBO expansion teams--the Glowing Sea, Cambridge, Malden, and South Boston (taking the place of Goodneighbor, which is moving back to its own neighborhood)--are now considered to be in their final preparation stages, so all four minor league teams have been relocated.
Here is a look at how teams will be aligned with their parent clubs and league divisions:
Also, here are the updated uniforms for all new and changed teams.
