Stealofhome's Fictional Feeder Leagues and MLB Extravaganza

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AL Tomas Reed MVP: Oscar Llinas, 3B, Oakland Athletics - 6.8 WAR, 150 wRC+, -2.5 ZR


AL J.P. Avila Award: Aaron Bjorgo, RHP, Baltimore Orioles - 7.1 WAR, 73 FIP-, 2.7 K/BB


NL Tomas Reed MVP: Vito Fernandez, LF, Florida Marlins - 7.8 WAR, 151 wRC+, 15.8 ZR


NL J.P. Avila Award: Jon Laesch, RHP, Los Angeles Dodgers - 7.2 WAR, 74 FIP-, 4.3 K/BB

AL Rookie of the Year: Tony Snow, RF, San Francisco Giants - 4.7 WAR, 137 wRC+, 0.9 ZR
NL Rookie of the Year: Edgardo Brito, LF, Minnesota Twins - 4.7 WAR, 136 wRC+, -0.2 ZR

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Solomon Stubbs, RF

Of course the Home Run King is going to make the Hall of Fame; anything else would just be insanity. Stubbs was the first player over 400 HR and was a prototypical slugger. He hit a lot of home runs, took a lot of walks, and struck out a whole bunch of times too. He did play a very average RF which helped to keep his value high, finishing his career as the best at the position since Brewers Hall of Fame inductee Joziro van der Walt.

Initial Acquisition: Drafted 360th overall in 1947 by the Rangers out of Virginia

MLB Awards: 10 AS, 8 SS, 1 WS

Career Stats: 9912 PA, 2012 H, 472 HR, 26 SB, .377 wOBA, 136 wRC+, -1.8 ZR, 63.6 WAR, 51.2 JAWS


Landon Smythe, 1B

Smythe was another slugger but was unable to cross over the 400 HR milestone before retiring. Most of his career was spent in Kansas City, where the only 1B better than Smythe also played -- Aiden Massicotte. Smythe's style was the total opposite of the player who still holds the record for most stolen bases in an MLB career.

Initial Acquisition: Drafted 43rd overall in 1943 by the Royals out of North Cobb

MLB Awards: 6 AS, 7 SS

Career Stats: 10198 PA, 2241 H, 393 HR, 140 SB, .367 wOBA, 130 wRC+, 23.4 ZR, 56.7 WAR, 47.3 JAWS


Brandon Scoresby, 3B

Scoresby retires as one of the top 5 3B in history, behind Alonso Carvajal, Jody Davison, and Emilio Forrest. He was a well-rounded player with slightly above average defense, power, and speed. No 3B has hit more HR than Scoresby, only Deion Lee has more hits, and only Kevin Rorke, a player from the 20s and 30s, has more doubles. Scoresby and Stubbs were teammates from 1948 through 1959 when Scoresby signed with the Reds. Both were on the Rangers 1953 World Series team.

Initial Acquisition: Drafted 7th overall in 1943 by the Rangers out of Jupiter

MLB Awards: 1 Tomas Reed MVP, 2 AS, 5 SS, 1 WS, 1 PMVP

Career Stats: 10174 PA, 2462 H, 310 HR, 176 SB, .338 wOBA, 109 wRC+, 11.4 ZR, 51.1 WAR, 41.9 JAWS


Desmond Turner, 3B

Turner was the National League equivalent of Scoresby during the same period, but his career value was slightly lower, mostly based on Turner's smaller amount of playing time. Despite playing in more years than Scoresby, Turner actually appeared in fewer games, missing a few good chunks to injury. The Phillies were his first team through 1953 but he jumped ship in free agency to the Reds, signing a 7-year contract. However, in 1954 the Reds traded Turner back to the Phillies where he played another 6.5 years.

Initial Acquisition: Drafted 2nd overall in 1942 by the Phillies out of Hortonville

MLB Awards: 1 Tomas Reed MVP, 4 AS, 3 SS, 1 WS, 1 PMVP

Career Stats: 8889 PA, 2253 H, 239 HR, 64 SB, .343 wOBA, 113 wRC+, -10.4 ZR, 44.4 WAR, 38.7 JAWS

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The top nine players are pitchers still and Sam Boone is at the top this year after finally signing with the Expos last July.


The top hitter is Marty Cantrell, a former high school pick in 1961. He has a well-balanced offensive attack, elite speed, and well above-average centerfield defense.

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Team 1:

position	name	war	school
P	Isaac Porter	2.06	MIS
P	Steve Paulus	1.97	GH
P	Vinny Bowers	1.63	AUB
P	Jake Taylor	1.57	NMSU
P	Eli Lucious	1.41	SFD
P	Nell Thomas	1.33	VIL
P	C.J. Watson	0.73	VIR
P	J.J. Morris	0.22	SHP
C	Tristan Bearden	1.23	TEX
C	Tony De La Rosa	1.13	LBSU
1B	Jesus Eduardo Cabrera	2.45	LOY
1B	Brock DeGoey	1.06	RO
2B	Norris Santos	3.03	PUR
3B	Julien Joseph	1.34	SJSU
SS	Malcolm Craig	1.59	RO
LF	Greg Woodall	1.55	PIT
LF	Reggie Rothlisberger	1.48	VAN
CF	Bonifacio Rivera	1.49	PEP
RF	Jayden Campos	1.97	WSU
RF	Denny Curtis	1.59	VAN

Team 2:

position	name	war	school
P	V.J. Hewitt	1.82	TEX
P	K.J. Nix	1.75	WSU
P	Mark Chafin	1.51	MIS
P	J.R. Escalona	1.32	SCB
P	Taira Tashima	1.19	SCB
P	Jo Ibuado	1.14	NCST
P	Eduardo Ventura	0.64	MIA
P	Shannon Atterson	0.53	KEN
C	Roth Hodges	1.28	UNC
C	Ryan Hennessey	1.27	ASU
1B	Bentley Cooper	1.38	MIN
2B	Cole Morgan	2.40	WV
2B	Ancel Bozsik	1.41	UNC
3B	Gavin Miller	1.43	ARK
SS	Nate Caughman	1.35	IOWA
LF	Julian Genji	1.69	MIS
LF	Zach Sheppard	1.42	TAMU
CF	Harry Cramer	1.18	NCST
RF	Lowell Mayes	1.71	SJRS
RF	Vinny Hardrick	1.47	HCC

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It's the Cornhuskers' turn this year. Now 42 of the 80 teams have won it all.

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MLB Owner Changes:
San Diego Padres owner Wallace Shrager passed away. His son Wallace Shrager Jr. takes his place

MLB Career Milestones:

7+ Hit Games:

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Lee Barth, San Jose State, NCAA - 5K, 3BB
Thomas Courchesne, Binghamton, AA - 6K, 3BB
Jon Bedolla, Alabama, NCAA - 6K, 1BB
Cristiano Barreiro, Carolina, A+ - 7K, 1BB
Ollie Colbert, Cape Fear, A - 14K, 1BB
Conor Vinson, West Virginia, NCAA - 6K, 1BB
Camden Jackson, El Dorado, TUIL - 8K, 4BB
Avery Ashe, Somerset, ATL - 7K, 0BB - PERFECT GAME
Jay Reidy, Richmond, A - 9K, 2BB
Jo Duncan, Altoona, AA - 3K, 3BB
Rob Anchor, Hartford, AA - 3K, 4BB
Max Lane, Arkansas, AA - 7K, 4BB
Dillon Backen, Pittsburgh, MLB - 7K, 1BB

17+ Strikeout Games:

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Nate Caughman, Iowa, NCAA - 25G
Isaac Montgomery, Fond du Lac, WIAA - 25G
Denny Curtis, Vanderbilt, NCAA - 28G
Sebastian Vazquez, Texas Tech, NCAA - 25G
Larry Norsworthy, Temecula Valley, CIF - 25G
Remy Beard, Cape Fear, A - 27G

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The top draftee was a high school pitcher out of New Mexico, Derek Moore. He has a ton of potential all over the place but will rely on the changeup to develop.


The first hitter went at number 11 to the Pirates: College LF J.D. Jackson. He doesn't have much power but can avoid the K like nobody's business.

Round 1, Pick 1 - Colorado Rockies: SP Derek Moore, age 18
Round 1, Pick 2 - New York Mets: SP K.J. Nix, age 21
Round 1, Pick 3 - Toronto Blue Jays: 2B Cole Morgan, age 21
Round 1, Pick 4 - Montreal Expos: SP Cameron Bell, age 18
Round 1, Pick 5 - St. Louis Cardinals: SP Mark Chafin, age 21
Round 1, Pick 6 - Atlanta Braves: SP Yarran Love, age 21
Round 1, Pick 7 - Toronto Blue Jays: SP Charlie Hobbs, age 18
Round 1, Pick 8 - Texas Rangers: SP Jace Boyce, age 21
Round 1, Pick 9 - Tampa Bay Devil Rays: SP Boris Godin, age 18
Round 1, Pick 10 - Oakland Athletics: SP Irwin Heide, age 18
Round 1, Pick 11 - Pittsburgh Pirates: LF J.D. Jackson, age 21
Round 1, Pick 12 - New York Yankees: SP Chase Hendrickson, age 21
Round 1, Pick 13 - Cincinnati Reds: SP Nicky Bennett, age 21
Round 1, Pick 14 - Chicago White Sox: SP Jo Ibuado, age 21
Round 1, Pick 15 - Los Angeles Angels: SP V.J. Reaux, age 21
Round 1, Pick 16 - Chicago Cubs: SP C.J. Watson, age 21
Round 1, Pick 17 - Boston Red Sox: SP Kai Martinovic, age 18
Round 1, Pick 18 - Seattle Mariners: SP Voshon Douglas, age 21
Round 1, Pick 19 - Arizona Diamondbacks: SP Jason DeRue, age 21
Round 1, Pick 20 - Los Angeles Dodgers: SP Brad Limer, age 18
Round 1, Pick 21 - Kansas City Royals: SP Jo Jo Rinehart, age 18
Round 1, Pick 22 - Cleveland Indians: SP Dennis George, age 21
Round 1, Pick 23 - San Francisco Giants: CF Gabriel Baldi, age 21
Round 1, Pick 24 - Florida Marlins: SP Dillan Howard, age 21

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American League:

position	name	war	team
P	Carlo Arias	4.41	BOS
P	Alden Markley	3.91	KC
P	Keven Allen	3.69	HOU
P	A.J. Tolbert	3.61	KC
P	Vin Natale	3.11	LAA
P	Easton Hicks	2.96	BOS
P	Aidan English	2.90	DET
P	Gianni Scott	1.40	MIN
P	Joshua Jones	1.25	TEX
P	Donovan Shoen	0.61	BOS
C	Timo Fernandez	4.60	NYY
C	Rocky Farris	4.03	DET
C	Marius Wurfel	3.17	OAK
C	Bama Johnson	2.87	CHA
1B	Ulysses Gleeson	3.77	TB
1B	Aiden Marsh	3.01	BOS
1B	Pablo Osorio	3.00	LAA
2B	Ryuzaburo Yamazaki	3.56	KC
3B	Oscar Llinas	4.08	OAK
3B	Chuck Allison	3.80	HOU
SS	Jay Christensen	5.42	HOU
SS	Christian Williams	3.15	NYY
LF	Julian Foreman	2.76	HOU
CF	Dannie Pickett	2.85	CLE
RF	Connor Hooker	4.06	DET

National League:

position	name	war	team
P	Brayden White	3.68	CHC
P	Rudy Breaux	3.55	SD
P	Calvin Curtis	3.35	CIN
P	Matt Nazario	3.26	SD
P	Billy Colella	3.19	MON
P	Greg Sarka	3.18	FLA
P	Gene Logan	1.62	CHC
P	Moises Grinaldo	1.57	ATL
P	P.J. Coronado	1.34	SF
P	Jase Fitch	1.11	SD
C	Brantley MacKay	2.22	SD
C	Ebenezer Temple	1.70	STL
1B	Celio Menendez	2.88	PHI
1B	Rio Aldrich	2.61	LAD
2B	Cliff Slayton	1.87	ATL
3B	Anbrosio Santos	3.92	FLA
SS	Drew McDowell	2.91	SD
LF	Vito Fernandez	3.96	FLA
LF	Oliver Young	2.73	COL
LF	Chase Rideout	2.24	ATL
CF	Robinson Barquero	3.70	LAD
RF	Nelson Castro	4.50	PHI
RF	Paul Vines	4.46	MIL
RF	Elijah Centaur	2.95	LAD
RF	Benny Muir	2.02	MON

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MLB Owner Changes:

MLB Career Milestones:
Noah Sylvain, New York Yankees - 2000 H

7+ Hit Games:

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Kenneth Hall, Lake County, A - 7K, 4BB
Sawyer Lembesis, Syracuse, AAA - 12K, 6BB
E.J. Hughes, Jacksonville, AA - 13K, 3BB
Lance McColl, Bowie, AA - 9K, 3BB
Arthur Rabarison, Jupiter, A+ - 8K, 5BB
Jaxson Crawford, AZL, R - 10K, 0 BB - PERFECT GAME
Ryan Sheed, AZL, R - 9K, 5BB
Wyatt Sheenan, Southern Maryland, ATL - 4K, 6BB
Quinto Cruz, Kinston, A+ - 13K, 1BB
Darryl Johnson, Houston, MLB - 5K, 4BB
Kolby Allen, Cincinnati, MLB - 6K, 1BB
Julian Robinson, Carolina, A+ - 5K, 2BB

17+ Strikeout Games:
Eddie Parker, Arizona, R - 17K
Maxim Mirzoyan, State College, A- - 17K
Kayden Freeman, Williamsport, A- - 18K

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Kalani Murphy, Amarillo, AA - 29G
Levi Markley, Tulsa, AA - 29G

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The Rangers win again, that's five for them.

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AL Tomas Reed MVP: Timo Fernandez, C, New York Yankees - 8.2 WAR, 160 wRC+, 3.7 ZR


AL J.P. Avila Award: Carlo Arias, RHP, Boston Red Sox - 6.3 WAR, 78 FIP-, 3.4 K/BB


NL Tomas Reed MVP: Paul Vines, RF, Milwaukee Brewers - 6.4 WAR, 149 wRC+, -3.4 ZR


NL J.P. Avila Award: Brayden White, RHP, Chicago Cubs - 6.3 WAR, 81 FIP-, 2.7 K/BB

AL Rookie of the Year: Aiden Marsh, 1B, Boston Red Sox - 4.5 WAR, 129 wRC+, 4.1 ZR
NL Rookie of the Year: Charles Searfoss, RHP, Chicago Cubs - 3.7 WAR, 89 FIP-, 2.3 K/BB

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Eddie Miguel, 1B

Miguel was part of those legendary Rangers teams of the 50s. Brandon Scoresby, Solomon Stubbs, Miguel, and Matt Hammond were future Hall of Famers or borderline candidates that helped them win the championship that year. Miguel led the league in HR four different times and finishes his career with the most for a first baseman and the 4th most all-time. He was also a very good defender at 1B but did actually play a couple seasons at 3B toward the end of his career.

Initial Acquisition: Signed in 1945 with the Expos out of the Dominican Republic

MLB Awards: 5 Youssef Raadouni GG, 4 AS, 3 SS, 2 WS, 1 PMVP

Career Stats: 7478 PA, 1715 H, 394 HR, 112 SB, .353 wOBA, 122 wRC+, 66.9 ZR, 44.6 WAR, 39.2 JAWS

Matt Hammond, LF

Hammond was a pretty well-balanced LF with some pop, some speed, and good defense. He did miss some time to injury -- a broken kneecap in 1945, a broken elbow bone in 1950, another broken kneecap in 1956, a fractured finger in 1958, a fractured ankle in 1960, and finally a fractured fibula in 1964. He's not a catcher but he does sure have a glass arm.

Initial Acquisition: Drafted 79th overall in 1946 by the Indians out of Naples
Drafted 2nd overall in 1949 by the Rangers out of Michigan State

MLB Awards: 1 Youssef Raadouni GG, 4 AS, 2 SS, 1 WS

Career Stats: 6361 PA, 1556 H, 225 HR, 104 SB, .351 wOBA, 121 wRC+, 43.9 ZR, 39.8 WAR, 36.8 JAWS

Gustavo Luna, 1B

Luna finished his career with the 11th most HR and 3rd most for a right-handed batter. Most of the top HR hitters are lefties. He won the World Series with the Yankees twice and spent all but his last MLB year with the franchise.

Initial Acquisition: Drafted 2nd overall in 1948 by the Yankees out of Kansas

MLB Awards: 1 Youssef Raadouni GG, 3 AS, 2 SS, 3 WS, 2 PMVP

Career Stats: 8632 PA, 1989 H, 318 HR, 10 SB, .357 wOBA, 125 wRC+, 12.4 ZR, 43.0 WAR, 36.5 JAWS

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Sam Boone stays as the top overall prospect this year. He will start in AA Harrisburg.


Marty Cantrell also remains as the top hitting prospect. He is also starting the year in AA.

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Team 1:

position	name	war	school
P	Gabriel Moffitt	1.89	UNM
P	Isaac Porter	1.79	MIS
P	Kyle Siden	1.69	TEX
P	Nate O'Dwyer	1.68	MSU
P	Robin Quintero	1.40	OSU
P	Kyson Broadway	1.27	USC
P	Rick Jones	0.85	OKST
P	Gilbert Whobrey	0.17	SCG
C	Emanuel Beigel	1.53	SDSU
C	Sebastian Contreras	1.21	SJRS
1B	Brock DeGoey	1.80	RO
2B	Hichori Tanaka	1.39	KEN
3B	Aidan Rice	2.35	NEB
3B	Daniel Severt	1.65	OSU
3B	Gavin Miller	1.14	ARK
SS	Danny Strand	1.38	MIS
LF	Reggie Rothlisberger	1.74	VAN
LF	R.J. She	1.69	TUL
CF	Eric Thomson	1.61	KEN
RF	Dion Seay	1.70	MD

Team 2:

position	name	war	school
P	Alin Leonetti	1.96	PENN
P	Joey Crosby	1.59	IOWA
P	Dave Bradley	1.56	UNC
P	Brooks Jones	1.50	KAN
P	Brian Shannon	1.48	UNC
P	Dan Newman	1.36	UA
P	Shannon Atterson	0.48	KEN
P	Ashton Lash	0.16	MIN
C	Roth Hodges	1.10	UNC
C	Russ Tucker	0.99	UNM
1B	Samuel Brooks	1.62	NEB
2B	Henry Conrad	0.76	UCLA
3B	Larry Hodges	1.93	CSF
3B	Adam Fanelli	1.45	UA
SS	Nate Caughman	1.17	IOWA
LF	Brit Valdez	1.66	USC
CF	Milan Parker	1.21	PUR
RF	Brian Blinker	1.80	FOR
RF	Denny Curtis	1.56	VAN
RF	Rudy Russell	1.21	PSU

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In a Final Four of Kentucky, Maryland, Nebraska, and Loyola Marymount, the Lions came out as the victors.

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MLB Owner Changes:
Tampa Bay Rays owner Calbert Tombs passed away and his son Calbert Tombs Jr. takes over

MLB Career Milestones:
Donovan Greer, New York Yankees - 300 HR

7+ Hit Games:

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Alex Kuperstein, Virginia, NCAA - 14K, 1BB
Ayden Haskins, Missouri, NCAA - 8K, 2BB
Bill Crandall, Indianapolis, AAA - 6K, 7BB
Hayden Medak, Las Vegas, AAA - 4K, 2BB
Alec Myers, West Virginia, NCAA - 11K, 0BB, 3 ERR
Joe Rhodes, Boston College, NCAA - 10K, 2BB
Jonathan Govan, Miami, NCAA - 11K, 2BB
K.J. Nix, St. Lucie, A+ - 10K, 2BB
Taylor Jeffery, Tennessee, AA - 11K, 3BB

17+ Strikeout Games:

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Denny Curtis, Vanderbilt, NCAA - 40G
John Sampson, Tulane, NCAA - 33G

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Isaac Porter was drafted 1st overall. He's a college righty with four pitches and high leadership and adaptability scores.


The top high school draftee was also a pitcher -- Randy Keith. His future depends on getting both a changeup and some control.


Familiar face Greg Woodall was the first hitter drafted. He won the Phoenix Amoss MVP in the NCAA in both 1962 and 1964.

Round 1, Pick 1 - Arizona Diamondbacks: SP Isaac Porter, age 21
Round 1, Pick 2 - Minnesota Twins: SP Gabriel Moffitt, age 21
Round 1, Pick 3 - Cleveland Indians: SP Randy Keith, age 18
Round 1, Pick 4 - Tampa Bay Devil Rays: SP Alin Leonetti, age 21
Round 1, Pick 5 - New York Mets: SP Patrick Yoder, age 18
Round 1, Pick 6 - Colorado Rockies: LF Greg Woodall, age 21
Round 1, Pick 7 - Los Angeles Angels: SP Robert Malkan, age 18
Round 1, Pick 8 - Detroit Tigers: SP Walter Vargo, age 18
Round 1, Pick 9 - Oakland Athletics: SP Dave Bradley, age 21
Round 1, Pick 10 - Baltimore Orioles: LF J.D. Jackson, age 22
Round 1, Pick 11 - Atlanta Braves: 3B Beau Berkowitz, age 18
Round 1, Pick 12 - Pittsburgh Pirates: SP Taira Tashima, age 21
Round 1, Pick 13 - Toronto Blue Jays: SP Robin Quintero, age 21
Round 1, Pick 14 - Cincinnati Reds: SP Stan Allen, age 18
Round 1, Pick 15 - Seattle Mariners: SP D.J. Ayala, age 21
Round 1, Pick 16 - Los Angeles Angels: SP Aaron Anastasio, age 21
Round 1, Pick 17 - St. Louis Cardinals: SP Elwin Teran, age 21
Round 1, Pick 18 - Kansas City Royals: SP Malcolm Whalen, age 18
Round 1, Pick 19 - Milwaukee Brewers: SP Howard Michael, age 21
Round 1, Pick 20 - Texas Rangers: SP J.J. Fieming, age 18
Round 1, Pick 21 - Chicago White Sox: SS Nate Caughman, age 21
Round 1, Pick 22 - Florida Marlins: SP Mykkele Gremillion, age 21

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American League:

position	name	war	team
P	Easton Hicks	4.28	BOS
P	Peter Griffith	4.17	DET
P	Jonathan Norman	4.00	CLE
P	Pedro Vasquez	3.87	SEA
P	Hamilton Mendoza	3.35	OAK
P	Ronnie Trueman	3.10	TOR
P	Rush Yang	1.58	CHA
P	Lawrence O'Reilly	1.40	CLE
P	Henry Chorkin	0.73	SEA
P	Randy Langella	0.62	CLE
C	Timo Fernandez	3.84	NYY
C	Nathan Reifsnyder	2.65	HOU
1B	Cody Vitale	4.48	MIN
1B	Tsuneyoshi Yamashida	4.36	SEA
1B	Owen Merchant	3.24	NYY
1B	Aiden Marsh	2.79	BOS
1B	Ulysses Gleeson	2.25	TB
2B	Julian Morgan	3.54	BOS
3B	Chuck Allison	4.00	HOU
SS	Walt Peel	2.94	MIN
LF	Julian Foreman	2.68	HOU
CF	Venn Wadley	3.21	CHA
RF	Sherman Talamantes	3.33	KC
RF	Kylen Hughes	3.09	HOU
RF	Moe Fay	2.99	OAK

National League:

position	name	war	team
P	Calvin Curtis	4.80	CIN
P	Dylan Green	4.47	CIN
P	Rudy Montano	4.40	LAD
P	Wes Sowers	3.98	MIL
P	Jordan Berger	3.06	SF
P	Louis Hall	2.40	CHC
P	Ronnie Hauck	2.37	MIL
P	Brian McDow	1.00	ATL
P	Tom Beavers	0.60	HAR
P	Kevin Braugher	0.41	STL
C	Mikey Mark	3.13	SF
C	Boss Coley	2.47	CIN
1B	Sebastian Vargas	4.01	CHC
2B	Zoilo Galvan	3.32	STL
2B	J.M. Zepeda	3.11	ARI
2B	Stewart Baromeo	2.58	SF
2B	Luis Arredondo	2.45	FLA
3B	Anbrosio Santos	2.32	LAD
SS	Stan Eldridge	3.05	ARI
LF	Vito Fernandez	3.70	FLA
LF	Lavern Oliveira	3.23	SF
CF	Robinson Barquero	2.85	LAD
RF	Brandon Davis	4.12	COL
RF	Nelson Castro	3.15	PHI
RF	Tony Snow	2.86	SF

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MLB Owner Changes:

MLB Career Milestones:
David Findlay, Kansas City Royals - 400 HR
Simon Brice, New York Yankees - 2000 H
Charlie Barry, San Diego Padres - 300 HR
Connor Hooker, Boston Red Sox - 2000 H

7+ Hit Games:

No-Hitters/Perfect Games:
Gavin Tatar, Fort Myers, R - 6K, 0BB, 1HBP
Christian Vaughn, Peoria, A - 11K, 2BB
Ethan Wentland, Portland, AA - 3K, 2BB
Matt Nazario, San Diego, MLB - 8K, 4BB
Dylan Delgado, Peoria, A - 9K, 0BB - PERFECT GAME

17+ Strikeout Games:
Omar Artiaga, Oklahoma City, AAA - 17K
Justin Stellmach, Norfolk, AAA - 17K
Andy Wise, Delmarva, A - 18K
Eddie Cline, Delmarva, A - 18K
Tucker Koester, Rocky Mountain, R - 17K

Hitting Streaks Ended:
Alex Wendt, Birmingham, AA - 28G

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The Indians won their 6th World Series and the Brewers made it to their 4th in 8 years. 1969 will be a new era and I will definitely reset the finances at that time. There may be some other things in the works too...