What type of League are you running?

jacknastyspartan · 07-30-2015, 04:28 PM

I don't know about others, but I'm always looking for more intriguing ideas for leagues. I was just curious what sort of project is everyone running right now?

I'm currently setting up a take on a more balkanized version of baseball. The whole premise is if the National League and the American League had never merged to form the MLB, and so baseball is never unified under one dominant league. The result of this is a much more regional oriented baseball world. Think like old Pacific Coast League, for example. Instead of one unified MLB stretching coast to coast, there are smaller, more regionalized leagues. Therefore, smaller markets can have teams in leagues that contain often less than 20 teams. They will have different levels of prestige and play, most likely based on the size of markets within the League. Players will move from league to league. It'll just be a much more fluid, free baseball world, or at least that is the goal.

07-30-2015, 04:28 PM	#1
jacknastyspartan Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Jul 2015 Posts: 26	What type of League are you running? I don't know about others, but I'm always looking for more intriguing ideas for leagues. I was just curious what sort of project is everyone running right now? I'm currently setting up a take on a more balkanized version of baseball. The whole premise is if the National League and the American League had never merged to form the MLB, and so baseball is never unified under one dominant league. The result of this is a much more regional oriented baseball world. Think like old Pacific Coast League, for example. Instead of one unified MLB stretching coast to coast, there are smaller, more regionalized leagues. Therefore, smaller markets can have teams in leagues that contain often less than 20 teams. They will have different levels of prestige and play, most likely based on the size of markets within the League. Players will move from league to league. It'll just be a much more fluid, free baseball world, or at least that is the goal.