Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization - Page 223

ayaghmour2 · 04-11-2026, 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by StLee

Good observation! I mentioned in an earlier update that the CBO was on pace to have its lowest winning percentage by the top team and forgot to follow up on that. Starlight's .592 winning percentage represents the lowest by the top record. I need to add that to the playoff preview since this is the most wide-open playoffs that the CBO will have seen.

Had a feeling it might have been a record or close to! As a neutral it's exciting and I'm not even going to try and guess who wins. Very surprising start too with three 2-0s. Would have been expected in a more lopsided year but of course baseball tends to ignore the script!

StLee · 04-12-2026, 09:10 AM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

8 September 2318

CBO Playoffs: Association Semifinals Previews

Association Semifinals Overview

The league winners are now in the mix, hosting the first two of the five game series against Wildcard Round winners. Both #1 seeds should be favored in their series, but both #3 seeds have better records than the #2 seeds based on rules of all league winners getting the top two seeds.

Now that our pick of Fort Hagen winning the Sole Survivor Series is no more, here is the Playoffs Power Rankings order of the eight remaining teams.

Power Rankings
1. Diamond City
2. Vault 81
3. Lexington
4. The Slog
5. Jamaica Plain
6. Starlight
7. Cambridge
8. Southie

NCA: #5 Cambridge Coursers (68-62) vs #1 Starlight Killers (77-53)

Season Series: Starlight 5, Cambridge 5

Overview: In 10 games, both teams won five each, so this is not a series for the #1 seed to cruise through. Starlight's successes came against the other side of the bracket, so this may be their bigger challenge for matchups. The Coursers won their first series in team history and now hope to push past another round.

Prediction: While there are even parts to this matchup, the battle of the aces, Mercury Morris (17-7, 2.51) is in the Vim! Pitcher Award, while the Coursers' Scooter Yaghmour (12-13, 4.70) is nowhere near his former award-winning self. Killers in five. Starlight 3, Cambridge 2

NCA: #3 Lexington Synths (75-55) vs #2 The Slog Ghouls (70-60)

Season Series: Lexington 4, The Slog 0

Overview: The Synths owned the season series and now look to match that success in the playoffs. Lexington did not hit their offensive potential, scoring 15 runs over three games against Concord. Still, with the pitching success, five runs per game could lead Lexington to a championship. The Slog benefited from a weak Brotherhood League, but have not shown the championship push just yet. Both hitting and pitching performances have been OK but not great. Pitching better than Lexington may be the key, but Buzzcut McDonald (17-9, 3.68) is the only Ghouls pitcher in the same league performance-wise as the Synths' rotation.

Prediction: We think the Synths are a championship-caliber team that has underperformed in 2318. While they do not have the home field advantage in this series, they do have more talent and success. We think this is the shortest of all semifinals series. Lexington 3, The Slog 0

SCA: #5 Jamaica Plain Red Rockets (68-62) vs #1 Diamond Swatters (74-56)

Season Series: Diamond City 3, Jamaica Plain 1

Overview: This is the battle of PAM's pick for the #1 seed (JP) and the actual #1 seed (DC). The Swatters are powered by the best pitching rotation in the playoffs, with all three, including 40-year-old Beachboy Nut, with ERAs below 3.00. Hitting is decent but nothing to brag about, except maybe Alex Bragman (.327/21/83/a8 SB). The Red Rockets are a worthy opponent with the offense needed to win a championship. While the overall average was not great, the Rockets were good at getting on base and getting bunches of extra-base hits. Peppering balls off the Green Monster may help the Rockets.

Prediction: Great pitching versus great offense. In the end, the Swatters offense will have more success against the Jamaica Plain pitching than vice versa. This is a good series, but we do not expect it to reach the maximum number of games. Diamond City 3, Jamaica Plain 1

SCA: #3 Vault 81 Dwellers (73-57) vs #2 Southie Brews (70-60)

Season Series: Southie 2, Vault 81 2

Overview: Welcome to the playoffs, Southie! Now, see what you can do against a powerful team in Vault 81. The Brews produced a low of runs (653) but also gave up a lot of runs (650), which makes their 70-60 record surprising. The Dwellers are legitimately the second-best team in the SCA. While Vault 81's pitchers are beginning to fade, Zack Million (13-7, 3.04) is the most-dominant pitcher in this series. One vs one, Vault 81 has the pitching advantage each game. Offense favors the Brews overall, but RF Pockets Wrench (.331/31/121) is the likely Nuka Hitter Award winner in 2318.

Prediction: We are not expecting Southie to enter this series and just freeze. When they play ball, they have shown to be pretty good throughout the lineup and rotation. However, we think that the Dwellers have a serious chance to be the champions. Vault 81 3, Southie 1

StLee · 04-12-2026, 09:26 PM

11 September 2318

Far Harbor Takes SPA Crown

"It's no easy task to win it all," the Far Harbor skipper told the press after his club had beaten the Dark Bloodworms 4-3 to nab the coveted Season Pass Association title. His Ghoul Whales had prevailed over the Bloodworms 4-2 in the championship series. "It's hard enough just to win your own league trophy. To win the Season Pass Association is quite an achievement. We are extremely proud to be that team." During the Vim! League Harbor Division regular season, Far Harbor posted a record of 61-29 to finish first in the standings.

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Nuka News Update

Reporting on the NWL and APL

by Evan Guy

11 September 2318

Dark over Grape in Nuka Series

The Dark faithful were cheering in the streets, and Grape fans wiping away the tears, after the Bloodworms won the Nuka Series at Ol' Sugartop Ballpark at Dry Rock Gulch today.

The Bloodworms clinched it by knocking off the Painted Ghouls 5-3 to take their 2nd Nuka World League crown. Dark took the series 4-3.

"This club never gave up all year long," Dark manager Tame Paul Williams told the press. "They believed they could win the title and they did."

On the way to the Nuka Series title, Dark compiled a 54-36 won-loss record and finished first in the South Bradberton Division.

"We just didn't play well enough to win," Painted Ghouls manager Ben Drury said. "We just didn't make the big plays like they did."

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Vim! View

News of the Vim! League and Its Affiliates

by Jimmy Gresham

11 September 2318

Vim! Series: Far Harbor in Six

The Far Harbor faithful were cheering in the streets, and Dalton Farm fans wiping away the tears, after the Ghoul Whales won the Vim! Series at Last Plank Park today.

The Ghoul Whales clinched it by knocking off the Fog Crawlers 2-1 to take their 3rd Vim! League crown. Far Harbor took the series 4-2.

"This club never gave up all year long," Far Harbor manager Bill Hench told the press. "They believed they could win the title and they did."

On the way to the Vim! Series title, Far Harbor compiled a 61-29 won-loss record and finished first in the Vim! League Harbor Division.

"We just didn't play well enough to win," Fog Crawlers manager Greg Hammerberg said. "We just didn't make the big plays like they did."

StLee · 04-14-2026, 07:18 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

16 September 2318

CBO Playoffs: Association Round Results

NCA: #5 Cambridge Coursers vs #1 Starlight Killers

Game 1: Cambridge 7, Starlight 3

Road Win Lifts Cambridge to 1-0 Lead in ASF

The Cambridge Coursers started the Association Semifinal Round in style, winning on the road against the Starlight Killers at Valentine Detective Agency Field by a score of 7-3 to take an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Coursers first baseman Frigate Magdaleno excelled. He went 4-5 with 4 singles, while adding 3 RBI and scoring once.

A key moment came with no one out in the top of the first. That's when Magdaleno hit a cutter from Mercury Morris for a 2-run single, putting Cambridge up, 3-0.

Magdaleno told a Cambridge Observer reporter that he was "gratified" with the win.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Valentine Detective Agency Field in Lincoln.

Game 2: Starlight 11, Cambridge 0

Grant, Killers Wallop Coursers in Game 2 of ASF

Starlight first baseman Waterbug Grant produced all the offense the Killers would need in the club's 11-0 win over the Cambridge Coursers.

Grant went 4 for 5 with 2 home runs and 2 singles, while adding 4 RBI and scoring twice, while Starlight moved into a tie in the Association Semifinal Round. The Killers and Coursers are now even at 1-1 in the best-of-5 series.

In the bottom of the first, Grant had one of his most important at-bats: a 2-run home run off Malik Watts that staked the Killers to a 2-0 lead.

"Today was a lot of fun," said Grant.

The next game is set to be played for Wednesday, September 11th , 2318 at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Game 3: Cambridge 5, Starlight 4

Jabonete Blasts Killers, Coursers Take Game 3, 5-4

The Cambridge Coursers needed some last-minute heroics to do it, but ultimately emerged one game away from the Association Championship Series. The Coursers got took the 5-4 win against the Starlight Killers in a walk-off at Cambridge Polymer Field. Cambridge center fielder Pro Jabonete was 2 for 5 with a home run. He drove in 3 runs and scored once. The win gives the Coursers a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round.

The game came to a sudden end. In the bottom of the ninth, with two out, Jabonete reached on an error by the 1B, driving in 1 run. It gave Cambridge the 5-4 walk-off win.

"There's nothing like the postseason," said Jabonete, "to ramp up the pressure."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Game 4: Cambridge 6, Starlight 2

Coursers Advance to Association Championship Series

The Cambridge Coursers are one step closer to winning a Sole Survivor Series, and the season came to a close for the Starlight Killers.

Cambridge won the Association Semifinal Round 3-1, with a 6-2 victory in the deciding game at Cambridge Polymer Field today.

Cambridge left fielder Bubbler Mayhem was named the MVP of the series, after hitting .467 with a .556 on-base percentage. He had 1 homers, drove in 4 RBI and scored 5 runs.

"I just hope I can keep it up in the Association Championship Series," he said.

The Cambridge Coursers will play against the Lexington Synths in the next round. Lexington won their series against the The Slog Ghouls 3 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.

NCA: #3 Lexington Synths vs #2 The Slog Ghouls

Game 1: The Slog 2, Lexington 0

Association Semifinal Round Game 1 Victory for McDonald and The Slog

The Association Semifinal Round got off to a quiet start, with the host The Slog Ghouls taking a low-scoring, 2-0 win over the Lexington Synths. The Slog right-hander Buzzcut McDonald was marvelous at Tarberry Field Forever. The Ghouls now hold a 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series.

McDonald gave The Slog a solid start. The right-hander allowed no runs on 5 hits over 7 innings.

"Buzzcut gave us everything he had," said The Slog manager Melvin Ceja.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Tarberry Field Forever in The Slog.

Game 2: Lexington 4, The Slog 3

Synths Clip Ghouls, 4-3, in ASF Contest

The Lexington Synths took down the The Slog Ghouls by the score of 4-3 and moved into a 1-1 tie in the Association Semifinal Round. The largest share of the credit belongs to Lexington starter Hyand Lowe, who threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball.

With the game tied, 2-2, in the top of the sixth, Lowe had a key at-bat for Lexington. With runners on 1st and 2nd, Lowe hit a 2-run double off Quincy Jones, making the score 4-2, Synths.

"Hyand pitched like a champ," said Lexington manager Jon Castro.

Game 3 is scheduled for Wednesday at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington.

Game 3: Lexington 2, The Slog 1

Synths Clip Ghouls, 2-1, in ASF Contest

The Lexington Synths moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series, downing the visiting The Slog Ghouls at Super Duper Mart Stadium by a score of 2-1. Synths right-hander Admiral Kelm had a strong outing in which he threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball. The win gives the Synths a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round.

With scoring opportunities rare, the Synths had to cash in when they had the chance. One such opportunity presented itself in the bottom of the third, when third baseman Tommy Whitetiger hit a run-scoring double. The double came off Flirt Perez and made the score 2-0, Synths. Whitetiger was 2-4 with a double.

"We don't have much margin for error now," Ghouls manager Melvin Ceja said. "We need to figure out the problem and fix it, immediately."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington.

Game 4: Lexington 5, The Slog 1

Synths Heading to Association Championship Series

After eliminating the The Slog Ghouls 4-1 in the Association Semifinal Round at Super Duper Mart Stadium, the victorious Lexington Synths will now move on to the next round: the Association Championship Series.

Lexington beat The Slog 3-1 in the series. The MVP trophy was awarded to Synths third baseman Tommy Whitetiger, who knocked in 3 runs, hit .375 and scored 2 times.

"The guys were all chanting 'M-V-P' when I went into the clubhouse," Whitetiger said later, with a smile. "It was kind of embarrassing but it feels great to be here."

The Lexington Synths don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Starlight Killers - Cambridge Coursers series. Cambridge leads the series 2 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.

SCA: #5 Jamaica Plain Red Rockets vs #1 Diamond City Swatters

Game 1: Diamond City 3, Jamaica Plain 1

Lopez Helps Diamond City Take Association Semifinal Round Game 1

The Diamond City Swatters powered past the visiting Jamaica Plain Red Rockets, 3-1, in the opener of the Association Semifinal Round at The Great Green Jewel. Diamond City starting pitcher Macho Lopez threw 6.1 innings allowing 1 run, to lead the charge. The Swatters now lead the series 1-0.

Diamond City took a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, when Togie Pitt hit a clutch 2-run home run to bring Swatters fans to their feet.

"Felt great, felt really good," said Lopez.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston.

Game 2: Diamond City 2, Jamaica Plain 1

Diamond City Extends Series Lead in Low-Scoring Affair

The Diamond City Swatters moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series, downing the visiting Jamaica Plain Red Rockets at The Great Green Jewel by a score of 2-1. Swatters left-hander Dropper Millieu had a strong outing in which he threw 7.0 innings of shutout ball. The win gives the Swatters a 2-0 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round.

Millieu delivered a quality start for Diamond City. The 6-foot-2 left-hander allowed no earned runs on 3 hits over 7 innings of work.

"Dropper has got a slow heartbeat," said Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez. "He doesn't panic or anything."

The next game is set to be played for Thursday, September 12th , 2318 at Red Rockets Stadium in Jamaica Plain.

Game 3: Diamond City 7, Jamaica Plain 2

Diamond City Wins Association Semifinal Round

The Diamond City Swatters made it look easy and are heading to the Association Championship Series.

They have ousted the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets in a sweep, the final win coming by a 7-2 score, clinching the 3-0 series win.

"Everything's clicking for us right now," said Teng Dgebuadze, who was named MVP for the series.

Dgebuadze hit .667 with a .692 on-base percentage. He added 1 home runs, drove in 3 RBI and scored 4 runs.

The Diamond City Swatters don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Vault 81 Dwellers - Southie Brews series. Southie leads the series 2 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.

SCA: #3 Vault 81 Dwellers vs #2 Southie Brews

Game 1: Southie 11, Vault 81 6

Association Semifinal Round Game 1 Goes to Southie, Thanks to Testerman

The Southie Brews started the Association Semifinal Round in style, downing the visiting Vault 81 Dwellers at Gwinnett Brewery Park by a score of 11-6 to grab an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Brews left fielder Huge Hugh Testerman was 1 for 3 with a home run and a walk, while scoring 2 runs and driving in 4.

In the bottom of the sixth, Southie third baseman Mikita Sato had a productive at-bat. With the bases loaded and one out, Sato stroked a run-scoring single to left. It made the score 2-0, Southie. For the game, he went 2 for 4 with a double, while adding 2 RBI and scoring once.

"It was offense that won us the game," said winning manager Austin Shuler.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston.

Game 2: Southie 9, Vault 81 2

Southie Pins 9-2 Loss on Vault 81

The Southie Brews moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series, downing the visiting Vault 81 Dwellers at Gwinnett Brewery Park by a score of 9-2. Brews right-hander Brandon Sparrow had a strong outing in which he threw 5.2 innings allowing 1 run. The win gives the Brews a 2-0 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round.

Gav Gidree helped his team take an early lead with a 2-run single. It came in the first inning, making the score 3-0, Brews.

"It's nice to step up when your team needs you," said Gidree.

Game 3 is scheduled for Thursday at CURIE Inc. Field in Boston.

Game 3: Vault 81 9, Southie 0

Vault 81 Breaks Through for First Win in Association Semifinal Round; Now Trails 2-1

Already down in the Association Semifinal Round, the Vault 81 Dwellers put on their best show, beating the Southie Brews by a final score of 9-0. Zack Million was special. He threw 8.0 innings of shutout ball. Vault 81 now trails Southie 2-1 in the best-of-5 affair.

Million, a native of Dover, New Hampshire, was dealing all game. He kept Southie hitters off-balance, while giving the Dwellers 8 quality innings. Million threw 108 pitches, allowing 4 hits and striking out 6.

"My job is to throw quality pitches, go as deep as I can, and give us an opportunity," said Million.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at CURIE Inc. Field in Boston.

Game 4: Vault 81 6, Southie 1

Raucous CURIE Inc. Field Crowd Propels Dwellers to 6-1 Victory; Series Tied at 2

The Vault 81 Dwellers and the Southie Brews will take the Association Semifinal Round to a decisive 5th game. In a must-win situation, the Dwellers beat the Brews, 6-1, at CURIE Inc. Field to force the series into what will essentially be a one-game playoff. Vault 81 right-hander Exxie Summerset had a big role in the win. He threw 8.2 innings of 5-hit ball.

Summerset, who was born in Adams, Massachusetts, threw 97 pitches over 8.2 innings, while allowing 1 run.

"For the most part, I made good pitches when I needed to," said Summerset.

The next game is set to be played for Sunday, September 15th , 2318 at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston.

Game 5: Southie 8, Vault 81 7

Southie Takes Association Semifinal Round in Deciding Game

The Southie Brews and Vault 81 Dwellers put on a classic Association Semifinal Round that was in question until the final game.

In the end, Southie won the deciding contest by a score of 8-7, to take the series 3-2.

"It doesn't get much tighter than that. To win a series in the last game is a thrill," said Earthwind More, who earned series MVP honors for Southie. "Our guys are breathing a little easier now."

For the series, More hit .389 with a .500 on-base percentage. He had 1 home runs, drove in 4 RBI and scored 5 runs.

The Southie Brews will play against the Diamond City Swatters in the next round. Diamond City won their series against the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets 3 games to 0. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes.

CBO Playoff Tree

StLee · 04-14-2026, 07:56 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

16 September 2318

CBO Association Championship Series Previews

We are now down to four teams, and we must say that the two expansion teams are the biggest surprises, even though one is a #2 seed. Cambridge and Southie both took care of business versus tough opponents to get to their first Championship Series in team history. It could be an interesting Sole Survivor Series should both make it.

Their opponents, Lexington in the NCA and Diamond City in the SCA, are teams use to winnings. The Synths are seeking their second Sole Survivor Series appearance, with their first coming in 2315. The Swatters have been there twice (2299 and 2300) and won them both.

NCA: #5 Cambridge Coursers (68-62) vs #3 Lexington Synths (75-55)

Season Series: Lexington 5, Cambridge 5

Overview: Lexington has to be pleased to not only battle through Concord and The Slog, but they also missed both Fort Hagen and Starlight in the playoffs. They get a hot Coursers team that also played well against them in the regular season.

Looking at the lineups in Game 1, it appears that Cambridge has the more-talented team. Like always, we are expecting the Lexington to blow up at any point, but now we can see that OSA scouts give less credence to the Synths lineup than we do. Cambridge's LF Bubbler Mayhem (.332/26/89) is the highest-rated player from either side, and he had the numbers to support that high rating, including earning the Series MVP against the Killers.

The Synths' pitching gets the top nod here, leading the NCA and CBO in runs allowed (494), NCA in Starters ERA (3.62), and NCA and CBO in Bullpen ERA (3.10). Ace Arron Noluh (10-12, 3.73) had the worst ERA of the three playoff starters. Cambridge was 3rd in runs allowed (587), 6th in Starers ERA (4.37), and 2nd in Bullpen ERA (4.13), but, though good, far behind the Synths.

Prediction: The pitching is where we think this series is determined. While the season series was knotted, 5-5, we think the Synths take an early advantage and always hold the Coursers at length. Lexington 4, Cambridge 2

SCA: #2 Southie Brews (70-60) vs #1 Diamond City Swatters (74-56)

Season Series: Diamond City 3, Southie 1

Overview: Every game in the regular season was close. The teams split in Diamond City with the Brews winning 3-2 and then the Swatters winning 2-0. In Southie, Diamond City took both, 7-5 and 5-3. Beachboy Nut dominated his two starts, allowing three earned run in 17.0 innings to go 2-0. His first start at home resulted in a complete-game, one-hit shutout.

Diamond City has thrived on its pitching prowess, and that also showed itself by holding Jamaica Plain to four runs over three games. All three starters pitched well, with Nut giving up the most runs, 2.

Southie is a team that depends on its offense to get it ahead in high-scoring affairs. In the series against the Dwellers, wins resulted in 11, 9, and 8 runs. On the two occasions where offense was not successful, Games 3 and 4, scoring just one total run in two games, Southie was blown out.

Prediction: While the Brews' story is an interesting one, and many are pulling for them as an underdog on the season, a team that came out of nowehere, we think that dream dies here. The Swatters are loaded in a way that PAM was not able to see, but is obvious in just how well they pitch throughout the staff. We think this one ends early. Diamond City 4, Southie 1

StLee · 04-15-2026, 11:45 AM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

26 September 2318

CBO Association Championship Series Results

NCA: Cambridge Coursers vs Lexington Synths

Game 1: Lexington 5, Cambridge 1

Association Championship Series Game 1 Victory for Noluh and Lexington

The Lexington Synths started the Association Championship Series in style, downing the visiting Cambridge Coursers at Super Duper Mart Stadium by a score of 5-1 to stake an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-7 series. Synths right-hander Aaron Noluh threw 7.1 innings of 4-hit ball.

Noluh was in the zone, shutting down Cambridge hitters over 7.1 innings. Noluh, who threw 88 pitches, allowed 1 run on 4 hits. He also tallied 6 punchouts.

"Aaron did a heck of a job," said Lexington manager Jon Castro.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington.

Game 2: Cambridge 4, Lexington 2

Mayhem Blasts Synths, Coursers Take Game 2, 4-2

The Cambridge Coursers defeated the Lexington Synths, 4-2, in Game 2 of the Association Championship Series. Making an impact was left fielder Bubbler Mayhem, who went 2-4 with a home run, a double, and a walk. He scored 2 times and drove in 2. The win moves Cambridge into a 1-1 tie with Lexington in the series.

The game was at a stalemate until catcher Clownie Blammo came to bat in the top of the ninth. Facing Lexington pitcher Hunter Kim, he hit a full count fastball for a 2-run single. It was a game-changer, putting Cambridge on top, 4-2.

"We'll take some time to unwind," said Blammo, "and then get after it again."

Game 3 is scheduled for Thursday at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Game 3: Lexington 3, Cambridge 2

Road Win Lifts Lexington to 2-1 Lead in ACS

The Lexington Synths got a strong performance from pitcher Admiral Kelm, who stymied the Cambridge offense en route to a 3-2 win in Game 3 of the Association Championship Series. The Coursers could never get a bead on the right-handed Kelm, who threw 5.2 innings allowing 2 runs. The Synths now hold a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-7 series.

Who knows how it might've ended, had it not been for Dude Lebowski? The Lexington left fielder had a run-scoring single in the top of the fifth inning to put the Synths on top, 3-2. For the game, Lebowski had 1 double and 1 single in 3 at-bats.

"At the end of the day, it's always about your starting pitcher," said Lexington skipper Jon Castro.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Game 4: Cambridge 5, Lexington 1

Cambridge Win Evens Series at 2

The Cambridge Coursers took down the Lexington Synths by the score of 5-1 and moved into a 2-2 tie in the Association Championship Series. The largest share of the credit belongs to Cambridge starter Scooter Yaghmour, who threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball.

Yaghmour, the Cambridge left-hander, went 7 innings, allowing 1 run on 4 hits. He collected 7 strikeouts.

"Scooter pounded the strike zone and made good pitches when he needed to," said Cambridge manager Katt Daniels.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Game 5: Cambridge 4, Lexington 1

Watts Handcuffs Synths, Coursers Seize 3-2 Advantage in ACS

Game 5 was big. So was Malik Watts.

In leading Cambridge to a crucial 4-1 victory over the Lexington Synths at Cambridge Polymer Field, the Cambridge starter rose to the occasion, tossing 7 good innings. Watts threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball as the Coursers defended their home field to seize a 3-2 lead in the best-of-7 Association Championship Series.

Watts gave Cambridge a solid start. The left-hander allowed 1 run on 4 hits over 7 innings.

"I had pretty good command out there," said Watts.

Game 6 is scheduled for Monday at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington.

Game 6: Cambridge 10, Lexington 8

Cambridge Wins Association Championship Series

The Cambridge Coursers are riding high after winning the Association Championship Series and eliminating the Lexington Synths by a series score of 4-2.

The final blow came tonight at Super Duper Mart Stadium, when Cambridge secured its spot in the Sole Survivor Series with a 10-8 victory.

Cambridge took the lead for good in the top of the 4th on their way to the series victory. Trailing 6-5, Lexington pitcher Lyle Pine walked Bubbler Mayhem and Pro Jabonete to start the inning. Quincy Craggs then singled to load the bases. Ace O'Spades hit a sacrifice fly to tie the game, 6-6. Then . . . Clownie Blammo earned himself an award. blasting a three-run bomb that ultimately helped to send the Coursers to the Sole Survivor Series.

"It feels good to put them away because we really didn't want to let them crawl back into this series," said catcher Blammo, who was named Series MVP. "A team like that, you need to bury them when you get the chance."

Blammo certainly helped his team's cause, as he hit .455 with a .520 on-base percentage in the series. He also chipped in 3 home runs, drove in 7 RBI and scored 5 runs.

The Cambridge Coursers don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Diamond City Swatters - Southie Brews series. Southie leads the series 3 games to 2. The Sole Survivor Series schedule will be announced after the Association Championship Series finishes.

SCA: Southie Brews vs Diamond City Swatters

Game 1: Southie 3, Diamond City 1

Road Win Lifts Southie to 1-0 Lead in ACS

The Southie Brews powered past the hometown Diamond City Swatters, 3-1, in the opener of the Association Championship Series at The Great Green Jewel. Southie starting pitcher Jobe Christie threw 7.0 innings of 3-hit ball, to lead the charge. The Brews now lead the series 1-0.

Mikita Sato, who is a two-time All-Star, had a direct impact on the outcome. Sato contributed a solo home run in the top of the sixth inning to put Southie up, 2-1.

"I didn't leave too many pitches out over the plate," said Christie.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston.

Game 2: Diamond City 3, Southie 0

Raucous The Great Green Jewel Crowd Propels Swatters to 3-0 Victory; Series Tied at 1

The Diamond City Swatters knotted up the Association Championship Series at The Great Green Jewel, thanks in large part to starter Dropper Millieu. Millieu quieted the Southie Brews, enabling Diamond City to grab the 3-0 win and move into a 1-1 tie in the best-of-7 series.

Millieu was in the zone all game. He frustrated Southie hitters while giving the Swatters 7 innings of quality work. Millieu threw 95 pitches, allowing 3 hits and getting 6 punchouts.

Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez commended his team for "banging out a nice win."

Game 3 is scheduled for Friday at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston.

Game 3: Southie 4, Diamond City 3

Brews Clip Swatters, 4-3, in ACS Contest

With starter Quintus Navale leading the charge, the Southie Brews defeated the Diamond City Swatters, 4-3, in Game 3 of the Association Championship Series. The right-hander threw 5.0 innings of 3-hit ball at Gwinnett Brewery Park to help Southie take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-7 series.

Stuff Lageman helped out the Southie cause in the bottom of the seventh inning with a run-scoring double. For the game, the pinch hitter was 1 for 1 with a double.

"We're happy," Navale told reporters after the win. "When you're in the playoffs, you've got to treat every game like it could be your last."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston.

Game 4: Diamond City 5, Southie 0

Diamond City Wins to Pull Even With Southie

The Diamond City Swatters knotted up the Association Championship Series at Gwinnett Brewery Park, thanks in large part to starter Macho Lopez. Lopez quieted the Southie Brews, enabling Diamond City to grab the 5-0 win and move into a 2-2 tie in the best-of-7 series.

In his 94-pitch effort, Lopez allowed no runs on 4 hits over 7 innings. He walked 1 and struck out 6.

"That was a really good outing by Macho," said Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston.

Game 5: Southie 6, Diamond City 4

Critical Game 5 Goes to Host Brews, 6-4

The Southie Brews needed some late heroics to do it, but ultimately emerged one game away from the Sole Survivor Series. The Brews needed 11 innings before taking the 6-4 win against the Diamond City Swatters in a walk-off at Gwinnett Brewery Park. Southie second baseman Gav Gidree was 2-4 with 2 home runs, while adding 3 RBI and scoring twice. The win gives the Brews a 3-2 advantage in the best-of-7 Association Championship Series.

Southie got a knockout punch from Clean Blake Dean. The right fielder hammered a 2-run home run in the bottom of the 11th inning to win the game. It might've been his only hit, but it decided the outcome.

"Our team found a way to get it done," said Dean.

Game 6 is scheduled for Tuesday at The Great Green Jewel in Boston.

Game 6: Diamond City 8, Southie 2

Arana, Swatters Wallop Brews in Game 6 of ACS

The Diamond City Swatters and the Southie Brews will take the Association Championship Series to a decisive 7th game. In a must-win situation, the Swatters beat the Brews, 8-2, at The Great Green Jewel to force the series into what will essentially be a one-game playoff. Diamond City catcher Ramrod Arana went 2 for 3 with a home run, a double, and a walk, while scoring 2 times and driving in 3.

In the bottom of the third, Diamond City first baseman Slob Zuzoric had a productive at-bat. With runners on 1st and 3rd and two out, Zuzoric stroked a 2-run double to center. It made the score 4-0, Diamond City. For the game, he was 1 for 4 with a double, while adding 2 RBI.

"We didn't help ourselves, it's as simple as that," said losing manager Austin Shuler.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston.

Game 7: Diamond City 4, Southie 1

Swatters Heading to Sole Survivor Series

The Diamond City Swatters and Southie Brews held nothing back in an entertaining Association Championship Series that went the distance.

In the end, it will be Diamond City advancing to the Sole Survivor Series, after a 4-1 triumph in the final game at The Great Green Jewel, to wrap up the series 4-3.

The Swatters took the lead for good in the bottom of the 3rd. Tied 1-1 entering the inning, Vignar Graymane led off with a single off Jobe Christie and then stole second. With one out, Alex Bragman walked. Teng Dgebuadze then singled to load the bases.

Slob Zuzoric followed with an RBI single that ended up allowing Bragman to also score on Clean Blake Dean's fielding error in RF. That made it 3-1, a deficit the Brews could never overcome as starter Macho Lopez and closer Machine Beard shut them out the rest of the game. Lopez was named Game MVP. He finished 2-1 in the series in three starts.

The Swatters players celebrated jubilantly in their clubhouse after the game, while the scene was one of dismay on the opposing side for the Brews.

Graymane was named series MVP for Diamond City. For the series, Graymane hit .370 with a .414 on-base percentage. He had 2 home runs, drove in 3 RBI and scored 6 runs.

The Diamond City Swatters will play against the Cambridge Coursers in the next round. Cambridge won their series against the Lexington Synths 4 games to 2. The Sole Survivor Series schedule will be announced after the Association Championship Series finishes.

CBO Playoff Tree

StLee · 04-15-2026, 12:47 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

27 September 2318

Sole Survivor Series: #5 Cambridge Coursers (68-62) vs #1 Diamond City Swatters (74-56)

Season Series: Cambridge 2, Diamond City 1

June 1-3 @Cam: DC 8-4, Cam 12-4, Cam 8-4

Analysis

For the second-straight season, we have a #5 vs #1 matchup in the Sole Survivor Series. Before that, it was #6 vs #3. That is a trend of three straight seasons where one team in the Sole Survivor Series had "road-field advantage" throughout the playoffs.

Historically, there is only one precedent of the two teams here, and that playoff record is not that outstanding versus some other franchises. In the case of the Cambridge Coursers, this is not only their first appearance in the Sole Survivor Series but 2318 also marks their first victory in the playoffs in just their second appearance and their first series win to go along with their second and third series wins. Not only that, but the Coursers' defeated the CBO's top three teams as far as regular season standings are concerned. They now face the team with the CBO's fourth-best record. Defeating all four would be an accomplishment no other team has done on its way to a championship. No team has ever defeated the top three teams, either.

Diamond City is the "capital" of the Commonwealth, and its baseball team (as well as the CBO and our BNN offices) now completely occupy The Great Green Jewel and the rest of the town moved on into the historical Fens. Over time, the Swatters have seen success, especially in the 2299 and 2300 seasons when they defeated Fort Hagen in the Sole Survivor Series. After seven straight appearances in the playoffs from 2298-2304, Diamond City disappeared for the next eight years. They are now in the playoffs for the sixth-straight year, and hope to return to that 2299-2300 form, also their only Sole Survivor Series appearances. The Swatters are the only team to have appeared in multiple Sole Survivor Series and remain undefeated. Technically, that is also true of The Slog, but the 2296 and 2297 Sole Survivor Series are not considered official as part of the CBO.

Looking at the 2318 Cambridge team, we have to first state that the overwhelming definition of BNN's thoughts on them is "underdog." We wrote them off. You wrote them off. Everyone wrote them off but the Bobrov brothers, owners of the team and everyone down from them in the franchise, including manager Katt Daniels, who has been their only manager in team history despite some early down years.

This season, Cambridge's offense lacked proficiency, finishing tied for 9th in the NCA in runs scored (623). There were still stars on offense, though, considering LF Bubbler Mayhem (.332/26/89) and CF Pro Jabonete (.341/18/88) occupy the middle of the lineup. For pitching, the numbers were not outstanding, though they were good. The Coursers were 3rd in runs allowed (587) and 6th in Starters ERA (4.37). Ace Scooter Yaghmour (12-13, 4.70) did not appear to have a good year. However, in the playoffs, he has been 3-1, 2.60, showing flashes of that 2315 Vim! Pitcher Award campaign. The bullpen was 2nd in ERA (4.13) with closer Monte Ward (27 SV, 3.97) leading the way.

For the Diamond City squad, everyone looks at pitching, which is their strength, but the bats have some pop, too. The Swatters finished 7th in runs scored. SS Alex Bragman (.327/21/83) was the leading hitter in the regular season, but he has also been hot in the postseason, too, homering twice so far in 10 games, scoring eight, and driving in five. Rookie RF Teng Dgebuadze, a 4th-round pick out of of Greenfield College in 2316, has been even hotter, batting .351 with a double, two triples, a home run, seven runs scored, and seven driven in.

For pitching, we know the Swatters rank among the best. Diamond City was 2nd in runs allowed (548) with the 2nd-best Starters ERA (3.80). All three playoff starters--Macho Lopez (15-12, 3.06), Dropper Millieu (7-5, 3.68), and Beachboy Nut (8-8, 3.71)--are capable of taking over a game. CL machine Beard (31 SV, 3.21) has been solid out of the bullpen, though there are some weaknesses on that unit.

When comparing the lineups expected for Game 1, Cambridge may have even more advantages than we think. They already earned a pitching matchup advantage by playing six games in the NCACS, while the Swatters had to play seven in the SCACS. Diamond City has advantages at the 2nd and 5th slots in the lineup, but the Coursers have more advantages overall. This talent comparison has shown us something and taught us a lot about just how tough Cambridge had it in the Institute League in 2318. It is amazing they are the team standing but may actually be better than all the opponents they have faced, just not as exposed.

The position vs position matchups look this way with a change in just naming the expected starters for the first three games in direct competition. These are based on OSA scouting ratings only, not 2318 productivity. Easy Town vs Quincy in order of players:

Game 1 SP: Scooter Yaghmour > Dropper Millieu
Game 2 SP: Freon McMahan < Beachboy Nut
Game 3 SP: Malik Watts < Macho Lopez
Top RP: Bullets Barnes > Heaven Fontenot
CL: Monte Ward < Machine Beard
C: Clownie Blammo < Ramrod Arana
1B: Frigate Magdaleno > Slob Zuzoric
2B: Arbor Creek < Chill Pillman
3B: Ace O'Spades < Hey Dentra Venski
SS: Dave Clifford < Alex Bragman
LF: Bubbler Mayhem > Todd Smithfield
CF: Pro Jabonete < Vignar Graymane
RF: Jim Geiger < Teng Dgebuadze

Prediction

Based on their standing, home-field advantage, and history, everything looks to be in Diamond City's favor. Well, not everything. Cambridge had more wins in the regular season and has some lineup matchups that could give them the upper hand. We keep underestimating the Coursers' ability, but they have shown through three rounds that they can be consistent and dangerous. And they are a hot team. We are flipping tables and going against all gut instincts here, picking a new champion to rise from the CBO stockpile. Cambridge 4, Diamond City 3

StLee · 04-15-2026, 04:42 PM

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Nuka News Update

Reporting on the NWL and APL

by Evan Guy

27 September 2318

NWL Awards

Nuka King - Holotta Shaken took Nuka World League by storm this year, and he did it all at the age of 25.

For his spectacular campaign, the Dark Bloodworms star has been named the 2318 Nuka World League Nuka King Award recipient.

"To be considered amongst the best in the league is overwhelming," said the shortstop.

On the season he compiled a .378 batting average to go with a .417 on-base percentage. The native of Northampton, Massachusetts also added 22 doubles, no triples, 9 home runs, 63 RBIs and 58 runs scored.

He received 7 first place votes out of a possible 8. Doman Northsea of the Orange Tourists finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Everlast Barron of the Dark Bloodworms finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Holotta Shaken - Dark Bloodworms - 7 - 105
Doman Northsea - Orange Tourists - 1 - 72
Everlast Barron - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 61
Bitsy Blume - Wild Gatorclaws - 0 - 55
Ness Ninten - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 43
B.B. Raznjatovic - Orange Tourists - 0 - 42
Swayne Pringle - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 26
Bubba Shrimp - Orange Tourists - 0 - 25
Ali Adams - Cherry Ghoulrillas - 0 - 17
Conall Cra Bhuidhe - Quartz Star Force - 0 - 11
Elijah Bedford - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 10
Genius Jerry Kordic - Grape Painted Ghouls - 0 - 5

Nuka Cannon - With speculation about his retirement gaining steam last offseason, Painted Ghouls ace Kory DiLeva had something to prove. He proved it in award-winning style as he accepted the Nuka World League Nuka Cannon Award today.

The veteran Grape hurler posted a record of 13 wins and 4 losses this year with a 2.94 ERA. In 19 starts he struck out 85 and walked 56 in 140.2 innings.

He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Hoodoo Loulou of the Dark Bloodworms finished second in voting, while Longface Martinez of the Dark Bloodworms finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Kory DiLeva - Grape Painted Ghouls - 8 - 56
Hoodoo Loulou - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 29
Longface Martinez - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 27
Lefty Alvarez - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 11
Orion Sapunxiu - Grape Painted Ghouls - 0 - 6
Kyle Hein - Orange Tourists - 0 - 3
Oliver Oil - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 2
Mucky Timmons - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 2

Nuka Baby Bottle - All the votes are in for the Nuka World League Nuka Baby Bottle Award. The honor for 2318 has been presented to Bitsy Blume, right fielder for the Gatorclaws.

He fashioned a .383 batting average, piling up 116 hits in 303 at-bats, 16 home runs, 32 walks, 58 RBIs and a .437 OBP.

He received 6 first place votes out of a possible 8. B.B. Raznjatovic of the Orange Tourists finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Elijah Bedford of the Dark Bloodworms finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Bitsy Blume - Wild Gatorclaws - 6 - 36
B.B. Raznjatovic - Orange Tourists - 2 - 28
Elijah Bedford - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 7
Ruwee Naba - Wild Gatorclaws - 0 - 1

Nuka Thirst Zapper - Shee Annah was a calming influence out of the Grape Painted Ghouls bullpen this season.

His teammates and manager said he had a poised demeanor about him that was typical of someone much older and more experienced. His poise has paid off, as the 24-year-old turned in a sparkling season and has been named the winner of the Nuka World League Nuka Thirst Zapper Award for 2318.

The Manchester, Connecticut native won the award with 19 saves in 36 relief appearances, 33 strikeouts in 41 innings and a record of 3-2 to go with his 0.22 ERA.

He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Rik Ogarkov of the Dark Bloodworms finished second in voting, while Brandon Porter of the Quantum Nukalurks finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Shee Annah - Grape Painted Ghouls - 8 - 40
Rik Ogarkov - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 24
Brandon Porter - Quantum Nukalurks - 0 - 7
Rebel Cu - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 1

APL Awards

MVP - At the age of 22, Jonathan Wynn of the Nuka Plant Electrics could very well have his best years ahead of him.

It's a startling thought when you consider the year he had in 2318 was good enough to win the third baseman the Amusement Park League Most Valuable Player Award.

"See the ball, hit the ball," he said. "That's my basic approach."

The top hitter put up a .357 batting average this year, as well as a .408 on-base percentage. He played 60 games and racked up 84 hits, 20 doubles, 2 triples, 21 home runs, 53 RBIs and 51 runs scored.

He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Jackton Simmons of the Nuka Plant Electrics finished second in voting, while Jaden Perdue of the Grandchester Flying Ants finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jonathan Wynn - Nuka Plant Electrics - 8 - 112
Jackton Simmons - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 72
Jaden Perdue - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 51
Derrick Partlow - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 50
Stroll Circle - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 31
Bylt Apparel - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 30
Jon Brandys - Dunmore Ferris Wheels - 0 - 28
Poptop Grapeape - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 25
Aaron Reels - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 14
Dickie Roses - Nuka Jolly Elves - 0 - 14
Gohar Lambarjian - Nuka Jolly Elves - 0 - 13
Giggin Lovetap - Red Rocket Radrats - 0 - 11
Pussy Tibeau - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 9
Penguin Blackwell - Galactic Zone G-Force - 0 - 7
Dyeermud Ulta - Dunmore Ferris Wheels - 0 - 2
Daniel Wemp - Nuka Jolly Elves - 0 - 2
Bjorn Ekstom - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 1

Pitcher of the Year - The Grandchester clubhouse staff referred to him as "the kid" this season. Next year Cruise Bruiser will have to have a new nickname. He earned it after winning the 2318 Amusement Park League Pitcher of the Year Award.

Bruiser made 10 starts this year, winning 7 and losing 1. He threw 58 innings, fanned 41, allowed 53 hits and 24 walks, while holding opposing teams to a .236 average as he logged an impressive 2.33 ERA.

He ended up tied with Adolphus Murtry with 44 total votes and 4 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Cruise Bruiser - Grandchester Flying Ants - 4 - 44
Adolphus Murtry - Nuka Bottling Plant Pack - 4 - 44
Lime Drake - Red Rocket Radrats - 0 - 16
Dosko Grasshopper - Nuka Bottling Plant Pack - 0 - 15
Jacob Marshmallow - Nuka Bottling Plant Pack - 0 - 11
Len Dahande - Junkyard Space Cadets - 0 - 3
August Morgueman - Galactic Zone G-Force - 0 - 2
Peter Bonerz - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 1

Reliever of the Year - He may only be 25, but Eff Molerat of the Nuka Plant Electrics has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the Amusement Park League.

The reliever was today named the APL Reliever of the Year Award winner for 2318.

He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up 1 save in 18 relief appearances and 15 strikeouts in 21 innings. He had a record of 3-2 to go with his 2.14 ERA.

He received 5 first place votes out of a possible 8. Orange Blossom of the Junkyard Space Cadets finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Mekhi Copeland of the Nuka Jolly Elves finished third with 1 first place vote.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Eff Molerat - Nuka Plant Electrics - 5 - 32
Orange Blossom - Junkyard Space Cadets - 2 - 21
Mekhi Copeland - Nuka Jolly Elves - 1 - 18
Manny Momo - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 1

Nuka World - CBO

The wait is over, and we know which team will be the CBO representative from the Bradberton-Nuka World region: The Nuka World Thrills.

According to Sierra Petrovita-Bradberton, Nuka-Cola's Marketing VP and wife to Nuka-Cola owner John-Caleb Bradberton, the owners wanted the team name to be authentic to the theme park theme, something that sounded exciting, and something that would express the Nuka World brand without relying on the Nuka-Cola logo.

A few team names as alternatives had combinations of being called either Bradberton or Nuka World as the location and finalists for the mascot included:

Tycoons
Caps
Sippers
Champions
Coasters
Anacondas
Hubologists
Cola Kings
Kings
Niftier than a Nickel Scragpies
Brads
Nukes
Tentpoles
Carcasses
Bridge Flies
Popups
Masters of the Universe
Ticketmasters
Ringleaders
Popmaize
July 4 Born
Apathetically Appropriate Alliterations

Team logos and uniforms below:

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Vim! View

News of the Vim! League and Its Affiliates

by Jimmy Gresham

27 September 2318

Awards Galore!

Jimmy here to give the rundown fo the named individual award winners for the 2318 season. We only have one more year of the Vim! League. It will be a sad year, but also the greatest season ever!

MVP - Hazmatt Zuniga of the Far Harbor Ghoul Whales proved that you can step out of the shadows and onto the stage if you've got the talent and the drive to hone your skills. Hard work, long hours and a tireless resolve paid off for him today in the form of the Vim! League Vim! MVP Award.

Zuniga hit for a .368 average while collecting 121 hits, 32 doubles, 4 triples, 26 home runs, 84 RBIs and scoring 86 times.

He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Castor Puzzlemaker of the Echo Lake Harbormen finished second in voting, while Tick Garrett of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Hazmatt Zuniga - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 8 - 112
Castor Puzzlemaker - Echo Lake Harbormen - 0 - 72
Tick Garrett - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 62
Gus Hangman - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 45
Nosering Durian - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 44
Shoeboy Capellan - National Park Gulpers - 0 - 41
Galdrus Hlervu - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 41
John Swinton - Grand Hotel Atoms - 0 - 21
Cal Drogo - Grand Hotel Atoms - 0 - 19
Goodman James - Eden Meadows Anglers - 0 - 5
Wick O'Daughtery - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 5
Frankfurter Gifford - Echo Lake Harbormen - 0 - 3
Mader Sierra - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 2

Top Arm - When the name of Kap Kooke appeared on the Far Harbor lineup card in 2318, it was a virtual guarantee of a victory or at least a well-pitched game. For his brilliant performance this season he was named the Vim! League Vim! Top Arm Award winner today.

He started 19 games, running up a 8-3 record and a 2.92 ERA. Kooke held opponents to a .249 average while striking out 105, walking 46 and allowing 122 hits in 129.1 innings of work.

He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Fick Aragvsky of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished second in voting, while Honoree Gonpher of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Kap Kooke - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 8 - 56
Fick Aragvsky - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 32
Honoree Gonpher - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 21
D.P. Clark - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 10
Troll Perez - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 10
Zane Zorro - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 4
Darma Mollema - National Park Gulpers - 0 - 2
Tey How - Eden Meadows Anglers - 0 - 1

Fresh Face - The 2318 Vim! League Vim! Fresh Face Award has gone to Castor Puzzlemaker of the Echo Lake Harbormen.

In his debut season he hit .376, drove in 77 runs and scored 69 times, while playing in 78 games. The 29-year-old newcomer also had 21 doubles, 1 triple and 26 home runs.

He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Frankfurter Gifford of the Echo Lake Harbormen finished second in voting, while Honoree Gonpher of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Castor Puzzlemaker - Echo Lake Harbormen - 8 - 40
Frankfurter Gifford - Echo Lake Harbormen - 0 - 21
Honoree Gonpher - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 6
Lettit Bee - Cranberry Island Hermit Crabs - 0 - 3
D.P. Clark - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 2

Vim! Refresh Reliever - He may only be 23, but Jhereg Battlement of the Grand Hotel Atoms has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the Vim! League.

The reliever was today named the VIML Vim! Refresh Reliever Award winner for 2318.

He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up 21 saves in 39 relief appearances and 28 strikeouts in 40.2 innings. He had a record of 3-3 to go with his 3.10 ERA.

He received 7 first place votes out of a possible 8. Buckyu Wing of the Cranberry Island Hermit Crabs finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Putt Putt Ashburn of the Far Harbor Ghoul Whales finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jhereg Battlement - Grand Hotel Atoms - 7 - 38
Buckyu Wing - Cranberry Island Hermit Crabs - 1 - 26
Putt Putt Ashburn - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 6
Riff Tamson - Grand Hotel Atoms - 0 - 2

MDIL Awards

MVP - When it came to hitting the baseball, Sebastian Meadows had few peers in the Mount Desert Island League this year. The gifted second baseman for Rayburn Point tagged opposing pitchers for a .364 average and was voted the Most Valuable Player Award for 2318. Included in his season stats were 84 hits, 14 doubles, no triples, 30 home runs, 57 runs scored and 65 RBIs.

He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Tyler Cross of the Nucleus Radchickens finished second in voting, while CV Masterson of the Kitteredge Rad Rabbits finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Sebastian Meadows - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 8 - 112
Tyler Cross - Nucleus Radchickens - 0 - 72
CV Masterson - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 61
Indian Cumzaround - Brooke's Head Lights - 0 - 57
Doright Quannatorium - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 45
Cameron Reams - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 45
Dhal Green - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 0 - 32
Tommy Plympton - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 21
Bjorlam Heifwesse - Brooke's Head Lights - 0 - 14
Miguel Askew - Rock Point Barnacles - 0 - 7
Frank Roberts - Haddock Cove Engineers - 0 - 3
Amir Ross - Rock Point Barnacles - 0 - 3

Pitcher of the Year - Cohn Nice was overpowering this season for the Brooke's Head Lights and earned the 2318 Mount Desert Island League Pitcher of the Year Award for his efforts.

In a standout year he went 7-0 in 10 starts with 48 strikeouts in 69.2 innings and a 2.71 ERA.

He received 6 first place votes out of a possible 8. Fire Phil Bush of the Brooke's Head Lights finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Melvin Whiffin of the Rayburn Point Patcheyes finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Cohn Nice - Brooke's Head Lights - 6 - 50
Fire Phil Bush - Brooke's Head Lights - 2 - 38
Melvin Whiffin - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 0 - 20
Radd Roach - MS Azalea Shipwrecks - 0 - 19
Milek Dziedzic - Rock Point Barnacles - 0 - 6
Jason Collins - Cliff's Edge Actors - 0 - 3

Reliever of the Year - At the age of 22, Gustavo Yarbrough says he still has a lot to learn about life in Mount Desert Island League.

But he certainly seems to be a quick study, as the Brooke's Head Lights reliever was better than all others this year and has captured the 2318 Mount Desert Island League Reliever of the Year Award.

"I hope to win this a few more times before all is said and done in my career," the
Ashland, Massachusetts native said.

For the season, Yarbrough had 3 saves in 18 relief appearances, which totaled 24. He fanned 15 betters, while walking 5 and put up a record of 1-0 to go with his 0.75 ERA.

He received 7 first place votes out of a possible 8. Bujold Unworthy of the Haddock Cove Engineers finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Shed Garvey of the Rayburn Point Patcheyes finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Gustavo Yarbrough - Brooke's Head Lights - 7 - 38
Bujold Unworthy - Haddock Cove Engineers - 1 - 17
Shed Garvey - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 0 - 16
Big Dumb Bill Smith - Cliff's Edge Actors - 0 - 1

ayaghmour2 · 04-16-2026, 08:10 PM

Cambridge's run has been impressive, why should it stop now? I think they're going to pull it off

StLee · 04-17-2026, 10:41 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ayaghmour2

Cambridge's run has been impressive, why should it stop now? I think they're going to pull it off

I am about to enter a nice little busy period of about 3-4 weeks, so I simmed ahead and will report on the full results instead of reporting every time the teams switch locations. The spoiler is that they reached a third location!

I like that Cambridge may come out of nowhere to win it. I don't know if they will get another chance with this core, so it may be their time to get one.

StLee · 04-17-2026, 04:57 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

5 October 2318

Classic Sole Survivor Series Ends; Swatters on Top

The 2318 season has come to a close with the Diamond City Swatters defeating the underdog Cambridge Coursers, 4 games to 2. It is the Swatters' third Sole Survivor Series championship, but their first since 2300.

"Eleven years," Series MVP Todd Smithfield said between gasps after getting up from a pile-on. "I have been in DC for 11 years. This is the top!"

Smithfiled hit .385 with 4 home runs and 6 RBI.

Raul Esparza, who has been a part of all three championships, thanks to his time in Diamond City from 2298-2318, had a few thoughts.

"This may be it for me, I don't know," Esparza said. "I do know that I am 39 and will now get my third ring with this team. I honestly didn't expect it to happen again after 2300."

Esparza pitched in two games in the Sole Survivor Series, allowing no runs on two hits with a strikeout in 1.1 innings.

"This feels nice," Swatters team star Alex Bragman said. "I didn't start here. I was with Starlight at first, but all my CBO days have been here. I love playing in The Great Green Jewel. I am so happy that we were able to win the Series here in front of our fans and all of the Commonwealth."

Bragman led the team by hitting .407 in the playoffs but had no home runs despite leading the team and finishing 9th in the CBO with 27.

Diamond City went 3-1 in one-run games in the Series, with pitching being the only "tell" in a difference like that.

Sole Survivor Series: Diamond City 4, Cambridge 2

Game 1: Diamond City 5, Cambridge 4, 11 inn.

Walkoff Double Wins Game One in 11

The Diamond City Swatters took the first game of the Sole Survivor Series in dramatic fashion, topping the Cambridge Coursers, 5-4, in an extra-inning walk-off win. Swatters left-hander Dropper Millieu threw 6.0 innings of 5-hit ball.

The decisive blow was delivered by Hey Dentra Venski in the bottom of the 11th when he hit a 2-run double off 23-year old right-handed pitcher Bullets Barnes to win the game for Diamond City. The home crowd went nuts. The win was set up when Heaven Fontenot, pitching and relief, had to bat with two outs and no one on base. He singled, leading to the eventual game-winning, walkoff double

"I'm just looking to see the ball, hit the ball," said Venski.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston.

Game 2: Cambridge 10, Diamond City 7

Magdaleno Blasts Swatters, Coursers Take Game 2, 10-7

Cambridge first baseman Frigate Magdaleno was the difference-maker for the Coursers in what turned into a shootout with the Diamond City Swatters. Magdaleno earned accolades after going 4-for-5 in the 10-7 Coursers win. With the victory, the Coursers moved into a 1-1 tie in the best-of-7 series.

Pro Jabonete came through with a big-time hit for Cambridge. The center fielder smacked a 3-run home run in the top of the ninth inning to give his team the lead, 10-7. It was his only hit, but it was clutch.

"You know, at the end of the day, it's about who scores the most runs," said Cambridge manager Katt Daniels.

Game 3 is scheduled for Monday at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Game 3: Diamond City 8, Cambridge 2

Pillman, Swatters Wallop Coursers in Game 3 of SSS

Riding the 2-hit performance of second baseman Chill Pillman, the Diamond City Swatters got a road win against the Cambridge Coursers, 8-2, in Game 3 of the Sole Survivor Series. Pillman went 2 for 4 with a home run and a walk, while adding 5 RBI and scoring once for the Swatters, who now lead the best-of-7 series, 2 games to 1.

With the game tied, 1-1, in the top of the sixth, Pillman had a key at-bat for Diamond City. With the bases loaded, Pillman hit a grand slam home run off Freon McMahan, making the score 5-1, Swatters.

"My job is to go out and play as hard as I can for the Swatters," said Pillman.

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Game 4: Diamond City 7, Cambridge 6

Almost There: Diamond City On Cusp of Sole Survivor Series Triumph After 7-6 Win

Riding the 2-hit performance of left fielder Todd Smithfield, the Diamond City Swatters got a road win against the Cambridge Coursers, 7-6, in Game 4 of the Sole Survivor Series. Smithfield went 2 for 3 with a home run and a walk. He drove in 2 runs and scored once for the Swatters, who now lead the best-of-7 series, 3 games to 1.

Slob Zuzoric came through with a big-time hit for Diamond City. The first baseman smacked a 3-run home run in the top of the ninth inning to give his team the lead, 7-6. It was his only hit, but it was clutch.

Coursers manager Katt Daniels did not take questions after the game, telling assembled reporters that he would hold a press conference "if and when we win the Sole Survivor Series."

The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge.

Turning Point: Assuming Game 5 would go the same way with the Coursers taking that game, Game 4's 9th inning proved to be the point where the Swatters could take the Series.

Trailing 6-3 entering the top of the 9th, Diamond City decided to get offensive. With Monte Ward on the mound, Ramrod Arana started with a solo home run to cut the lead to two. After a fly out and strike out, Alex Bragman singled, followed by a single by Teng Dgebuadze. Slob Zuzoric then hit a three-run home run to give the Swatters the lead.

Game 5: Cambridge 3, Diamond City 2

Coursers Clip Swatters, 3-2, in SSS Contest

Malik Watts was not about to watch an opponent celebrate a championship on his home field.

The left-hander pitched the Cambridge Coursers to victory at Cambridge Polymer Field, staving off the Diamond City Swatters, who remain one game away from a title. Watts threw 6.0 innings allowing 2 runs. The win cuts the series deficit for the Coursers to 3-2 in the best-of-7 series.

John Cluff drew 1 walk for Cambridge. With two out and the game tied in the bottom of the seventh inning, Cluff, who is rated as the 21st best prospect by BNN, had a clutch at-bat. Facing Diamond City hurler Ted Iam, he drew a walk, driving in 1 run to give the Coursers a 3-2 lead.

Cambridge manager Katt Daniels called it "a good, solid win."

Game 6 is scheduled for Friday at The Great Green Jewel in Boston.

Game 6: Diamond City 5, Cambridge 4

It's Over! Diamond City Defeats Cambridge

It was all about winning for the Diamond City Swatters -- and win they did.

There was nothing fancy in how they went about it, players said, they just prepared mentally and physically and then went out and played baseball.

"We did the little things right and we did the big things right," said left fielder Todd Smithfield, who was named series MVP. "Now we're the league champions."

Diamond City defeated the Cambridge Coursers by a score of 5-4 at The Great Green Jewel to take the series 4-2.

Slob Zuzoric's 8th-inning solo home run proved to be his second game-winning homer of the series. This time, it clinched the Series.

"Sometimes you get lucky and sometimes you make your own luck," said Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez. "We got lucky a few times, but mostly we did the right things by being prepared for each game and playing the game the way it's meant to be played."

StLee · 04-18-2026, 03:43 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

14 October 2318

CBO Offseason

While this offseason will not bustle as next offseason, when four new teams* join the CBO, as well as the four minor league teams per new team, it is still an important one.

We know that next offseason, the NWL and Vim! Leagues will fold into the CBO to become a part of the Greater Boston Rookie League. We feel as though the CBO teams becoming the parent club of those teams will retain only stadium, name, and uniform rights, while all of the Season Pass Association players become free agents, though there has been no announcement. Let's just explore a few things we know are coming before we focus on the shift from 2318 to 2319.

The CBO plans to maintain the four league system, thus each league gets one franchise. The announced information is thus that the following leagues will get the following teams:

Brotherhood - Far Harbor Fog
Institute - Nuka World Thrills
Minutemen - Cape Cod Mirelurks
Railroad - Providence Super Mutants

Details on minor league affiliates are still coming in, with the expected shifts in affiliations, locations, and minor league levels starting to take place wholesale sometime after the draft through early 2319 and then again following the 2319 season.

The CBO is trying to get the top levels, especially the New England League and the Massachusetts Minor League to expand their borders. Some cities expected to be in the NEBL are based on a settlement population survey conducted in 2315. From those results, the ten largest population centers by town/city in New England include:

1. Boston as the obvious most-populated city center and also includes multiple CBO teams
2. Worcester (studies into future expansion are already taking place)
3. Providence
4. Bradberton-Springfield
5. Hartford, CT
6. Bridgeport, CT
7. Cambridge
8. Lexington
9. Manchester, NH
10. Quincy

Speaking of other short-listed future expansion possibilities (please note: there is no current plans for further expansion), here are some thoughts. Worcester is mentioned as a place to add an extra franchise or move a team struggling financially. Some of the small-market teams are always on the brink. There has been some shift in markets since we last reported. On the daily basis, most fan bases are local, so population centers are important, thus why locations like Abernathy Farm and Finch Farm could not sustain long-term. Other locations that we think could eventually move to larger population center include:

Sunshine Tidings - Low population center overall. In proximity to Concord, which also has a large enough population center and team. Lowest attendance in the CBO (which determined this order).

Nordhagen Beach - Owner Emogene Cabot seems to like money, and moving the Party Boys could provide more of that. The population in Winthrop competes with the Brotherhood of Steel HQ at Boston Airport. With the close proximity of two teams, both get hurt by lower revenue, though their games against each other tend to have high attendance.

Egret - Also a low population center. While the population has expanded farther out from being right up against Egret Tours Marina, the settlement of Egret does not have much more room for expansion compared to places with more established infrastructure.

Jamaica Plain - JP is a large enough population center, but the attendance is pretty poor even with a good team in recent years. While we thing that JP is less likely to relocate compared to the three named above, it is a possibility. Since owner Kasumi Nakano has a connection to Maine, it would be a wonder if Portland would be in contention for this franchise.

Easy Town - As mentioned with Nordhagen Beach, one of the Boys or Assaultrons may eventually go. Even with a recent championship, the Trons have a hard time getting a large crowd on hand since many of the residents in the area are members of the Brotherhood of Steel. Even Winthrop and the Easy City Downs racetrack and gambling center seems to associate more with Nordhagen Beach. Majority team owner Deb Merchant was associated with Bunker Hill before purchasing the Easy Town franchise, so there is no allegiance to Easy Town.

Offseason Moves

There were a large number of retirements and releases in both players and front office personnel throughout the CBO. Here is the list of retirees with big names bolded and one bolded and enlarged:

Sunday, October 6th , 2318

Vault 81 Dwellers: Retired #6 in honor of Joe Rathmann Sr..
Vault 81 Dwellers: RF Joe Rathmann Sr. retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: RP Raul Esparza retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Reed Botti retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: Retired #37 in honor of Wick Prater.
Quincy Granites: CL Wick Prater retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Jamie Collins retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: SP Aaron Demps retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: RP Ted Iam retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Retired #96 in honor of Derek Green.
Nahant Celtics: SP Derek Green retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Granites: SP Chris Teddybear retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: Retired #13 in honor of Whokill Poole.
Starlight Killers: SP Whokill Poole retired from professional baseball.
Spectacle Island Reapers: RP Josh Calvit retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: 2B Chris Connexx retired from professional baseball.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Retired #18 in honor of Ugio Church.
Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Ugio Church retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: Retired #11 in honor of Digger Vadim.
Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Digger Vadim retired from professional baseball.
University Point Deathclaws: Retired #11 in honor of Barker Cocoa.
University Point Deathclaws: 1B Barker Cocoa retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Granites: Retired #1 in honor of Baywatch Fischler.
Quincy Granites: RF Baywatch Fischler retired from professional baseball.
Roxbury Rad Sox: RP Jack Arasmith retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Mel Gorgeous retired from professional baseball.
Salem Witch Hats: SP Aimer Doghair retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Retired #21 in honor of Eugene Gym.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Eugene Gym retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Granites: RP Joe Hanson retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Bendy Barman retired from professional baseball.
The Slog Ghouls: C Silvam Fourteen retired from professional baseball.
Quincy Granites: SP College Luckyman retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Shaak Ti retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Hard Cohen retired from professional baseball.
Lexington Synths: 2B Rabbit Forest retired from professional baseball.
Starlight Killers: CF Willy Mazehaze retired from professional baseball.
The Slog Ghouls: RF Baktu DaWell retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: Retired #17 in honor of Stu Gains.
Vault 81 Dwellers: CF Stu Gains retired from professional baseball.
Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Quest Dawg retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Ryan Goodpryce retired from professional baseball.
Cambridge Coursers: SS Ant DeLong retired from professional baseball.
LF Jesus Church retired from professional baseball.
Vault 81 Dwellers: RP Capstone Goofson retired from professional baseball.
RP Justin Amidon retired from professional baseball.
RF Danny Faraday retired from professional baseball.
Goodneighbor Hancocks: RP Exec Horton retired from professional baseball.
RP Austen Austin retired from professional baseball.
RF Cool Carl Davis retired from professional baseball.
2B Tommy Grubb retired from professional baseball.
SP Ghost Kyudalson retired from professional baseball.
RP Dummy Potluck retired from professional baseball.
3B Sun Crockett retired from professional baseball.
RP Jason Costcaps retired from professional baseball.
Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Retired #5 in honor of Ross Merchantman.
RP Closecall Zamora retired from professional baseball.
C Plump Jack Korson retired from professional baseball.
3B Oleg Veers retired from professional baseball.
2B Justin Tootles retired from professional baseball.
RP Ray Rowe-Varone retired from professional baseball.
LF Knife Bowie retired from professional baseball.
RP Kyle Forte retired from professional baseball.
2B Luke Skyy retired from professional baseball.
RP Young Ryan Young retired from professional baseball.
3B Zero Nought retired from professional baseball.
LF Pudding Ohnderitz retired from professional baseball.
RP Omari Rahmings retired from professional baseball.
C Garth Invader retired from professional baseball.
RP Frumdeep Fathoms retired from professional baseball.
RP Grubby Gazook retired from professional baseball.
RP Henry J. Wadsworth retired from professional baseball.
RP Bloomberg Sendavio retired from professional baseball.
SS Push Em Lazzeri retired from professional baseball.
Diamond City Swatters: 1B Percy Powerplant (A South Portland) retired from professional baseball.
RP Ley Buckberger retired from professional baseball.
RF Xavier Bell retired from professional baseball.
RP Bad Moon Davila retired from professional baseball.
LF Curt Cheater retired from professional baseball.
RP Burly Brad Hill retired from professional baseball.
Bunker Hill 75ers: 1B Elmo Noske (A Abernathy) retired from professional baseball.
County Crossing Bloodbugs: 1B Rufin Jurek (A Eastlake) retired from professional baseball.
LF Pruner Brown retired from professional baseball.
Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Team Trainer David Rosseau retires.
Starlight Killers: Team Trainer Chase Mash retires.
Starlight Killers: Hitting Coach Willie Weirdhand retires.
Egret Ninjas: Team Trainer Ramon Arteaga retires.
Salem Witch Hats: Scouting Director Josh Milhoan retires.
The Slog Ghouls: General Manager Dan Dall retires.
The Slog Ghouls: Bench Coach Travis Mendoza retires.
Nahant Celtics: Hitting Coach Dane Denley retires.
Oberland T-51s: Team Trainer Kaz Majsterek retires.
Lexington Synths: Team Trainer Alroy Higgins retires.
Hitting Coach George Evers retires.
Hitting Coach John Johnson retires.
Manager Dick Tricky retires.
Hitting Coach Beverly Hills Johnson retires.
General Manager Mover Rodriguez retires.
Manager Brian Learned retires.
Manager Coffee Kupp retires.
Hitting Coach Devon Doll retires.
Pitching Coach Steve de Pitts retires.
Hitting Coach Boomstick Barbosa retires.
First Base Coach Scott Moeller retires.
Pitching Coach Gabryjel Medina retires.
Manager Jason Highway retires.
Pitching Coach Jaylin Day retires.
Pitching Coach Jame Functionary retires.
First Base Coach Justin Gunsmith retires.
General Manager Brian Straus retires.
Pitching Coach Matt Cronk retires.
First Base Coach Tipitino Funny retires.
Hitting Coach Eddie Can retires.
General Manager Cory DaRoad retires.
Pitching Coach Wylee C. Yotay retires.

College Draft Outlook

With the draft less than a month away, we want to start focusing on what scout's think is a really good class overall with lots of players expected to premier in the CBO within the next three seasons. Some are expected to be on CBO rosters to begin 2319.

Scouts have settled on their current ranking of talent. While we at BNN have ranted and raved about the three pitchers, and we still believe this is a much-needed strong pitching class, they still see position players going heavy early. In the Top 5, the current expectation of picks is: 1B Bear Jones, Tufts; SP Arcade Anderson. Northeastern; 1B Ryanab Costello, Vermont Tech; C Cade Atombride, Acadia College; and C Guffy Verizon, Bunker Hill.

Here are the Top 5 teams in the 2318 draft and where we think they may go based on team needs and scout ratings:

1. County Crossing

Needs: OF, SP, RP

Our thoughts: If 1B Jones really is the top pick, he will be taken despite 1B Scott Eacott being perhaps the Bloodbugs' best current player. Eacott could be an All-Star. but Jones could be a legend.

If things even out and looking at top talent by OSA ratings, Both CFs Javon Lambert and Taco Dobson do have an "elite potential" rating. We think, though, that SP would be the more likely need-based pick with Arcade Anderson as the most-pro ready elite-level prospect or youth leaguer, Eagle Eye Hayes, getting the call as someone we believe could be an all-time great with the likes of Nut and Lalosh.

Our initial call: SP Arcade Anderson

2. Quincy

Needs: SP, C, 3B

Our thoughts: Of course, Anderson, Hayes, or Cap Anson could go here, but we had another thought with the assumption that County Crossing goes pitcher first: 3B can be less of a need with a change. Current 1B, Dodge Squallbender, is capable as a 3B. Moving him there and then drafting a 1B stud could solve their 3B need situation right away.

This is where we think Jones makes a better choice. He would solve some of the power-hitting woes of the Granites and slots in immediately in the 3rd or 4th spot. Quincy does not get their pitcher yet, but there are some good options that will be around in the 2nd and 3rd rounds.

Our initial call: 1B Bear Jones

3. Sunshine Tidings

Needs: SP, SS

Our thoughts: The Chemists are a young team, so they may have some of their pieces in place. Pitcher is one place that they do not have those pieces, so pitching is the best option. They could also upgrade the SS position, though Down Home Dahl (.348/5/16) handled the job well in limited time (56 games, 23 starts).

The draft pool is not heavy on can't-miss SS prospects, so finding a better option for Dahl does not appear to be at the #3 spot. CYL's Boston Harbor
s Average Joe Wilson could work towards becoming a SS, but scouts believe that he will be moved to 1B and focus on his power hitting instead of defense at the next level.

The reality is that the Chemists will probably turn their eye to Hayes, or one of the other potentially elite pitchers, including Anson, SP Rhubarb Coombs, SP Envy Cockburn, and SP Pattie Harborman.

Our initial call: SP Eagle Eye Hayes

4. Nordhagen Beach

Needs: RP, 2B, SP, C, SS, 3B

Our thoughts: The Party Boys are the neediest team, and they will likely be picking #1 in 2319. They can look forward to SP Graham Cracker Fontenot of Elms College, RF Old Blue Sandoval of Narragansett U, SP Starlight Ball of the Salem Werewolves, or SP Bryce Yaag of the Truro Hatchlings. That's 2319, though.

In 2318, we sincerely think that the Boys should take the highest-rated players. Assuming that the first three picks are Anderson, Jones, and Hayes, there are still a lot of strong options.

The catcher position then becomes interesting here. Scouts believe that Acadia College's Atombride is a late-bloomer whom they expect to be the best catcher in this draft when time has passed. That may be a risk, so youth options Guffy Verizon of Boston Common and Carl Ireland of Lexington. Ireland's teammate, 2B Boob Willis, could also be a player the Boys fall in love with.

Well, we have to make a decision, so we will go with . . .

This could also be the third pitcher picked as we predict will happen. Anson or Coombs would probably play well here.

Our initial call: C Guffy Verizon

5. Bunker Hill

Needs: RP, RF

Our thoughts: We think that Bunker Hill is decently talented. Pitching was not great, but they tried to address the position during the 2318 season by acquiring Jacques Of'ten from the Party Boys. Relief pitching is still bad, but that position is not being addressed with the 5th pick.

That leaves outfield as a position of need. Ruby Randle, the 19th-overall pick in 2315, may be that person, but he has not shown it yet in three seasons with the organization. Of course, Esau Babz started as a RF, the position he played when teammates with his twin brother, Eden, with the Weymouth Locksmiths. Moving Babz to RF and drafting the top CF is the option we think is best for the 75ers.

That is why we are turning our attention to the top OF prospect, Javon Lambert of the Barrington Chess Knights. Lambert has been a solid hitter throughout his time with the Chess Knights. He also has shown flashes in the outfield. Scouts think he may fit best in LF, but he does have the speed and range to play CF. LF Steven Shin of Boston College Prep and CF Taco Dobson of Danvers are other options. Dobson is similar in probably moving out of CF in the pros, and he does offer more power potential for a team looking to build up the home run potential on their roster. Dobson is second all-time in career home runs (121) in the CYL.

Home runs are something the 75ers are actually good at, so our choice is on the other parts of the team needed: hitting for average, basepath speed, and solid defense.

Our initial call: CF Javon Lambert

StLee · 04-18-2026, 09:06 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

21 October 2318

CBO Awards

NCA Hitter - Jacob Tarberry, the talented Malden third baseman, certainly made his name known among North Charles Association hurlers this season. He hammered them for 171 hits, 42 doubles, 3 triples, 28 home runs, 106 RBIs and scored 101 times. That kind of output made him the choice for North Charles Association Nuka-Hitter Award for 2318.

He received 15 first place votes out of a possible 28. Esau Babz of the Bunker Hill 75ers finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Nauseous Revere of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Jacob Tarberry - Malden Grognaks - 15 - 324
Esau Babz - Bunker Hill 75ers - 12 - 310
Nauseous Revere - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 205
Eden Babz - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 194
Red Jay Jones - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 1 - 190
Bubbler Mayhem - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 80
Finnan Hunt - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 79
Donnie Gray - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 70
Packs Ton Kling - Lexington Synths - 0 - 58
Gavin Deux-Gas - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 45
Callahan Barton - Concord Radstags - 0 - 43
Kasumi Goto - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 36
Two Shoes Rivera - Concord Radstags - 0 - 8
Floren Habern - Malden Grognaks - 0 - 4
Pro Jabonete - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 4
Chris Tardy - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 2

SCA Hitter - What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 2318 Nuka-Hitter Award in the South Charles Association. It had already been a very special season for Vault 81's Pockets Wrench, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake.

All season long Pockets Wrench gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .331 as he collected 157 hits, 42 doubles, 3 triples, 31 home runs and 121 RBIs.

He received 24 first place votes out of a possible 28. Alex Bragman of the Diamond City Swatters finished second in voting with 4 first place votes, while Rock Rampage of the University Point Deathclaws finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Pockets Wrench - Vault 81 Dwellers - 24 - 372
Alex Bragman - Diamond City Swatters - 4 - 271
Rock Rampage - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 213
Dynamo Bynes - Spectacle Island Reapers - 0 - 176
McMack Bingham - Atom Cats - 0 - 174
Phil Brodie - FHE Yao Guai - 0 - 133
Tre' Morgueman - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 127
Sascha Foss - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 74
Deez Phantom - Egret Ninjas - 0 - 31
Enigma Montgomery - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 30
Kevin Cauthen - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 16
A-Train Gilmore - Egret Ninjas - 0 - 14
Aaron Squire - Southie Brews - 0 - 11
Ken Debate - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 5
Sluggo Luge - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 3
Brandon Larsonist - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 2

NCA Starter - Paul Stains of the Salem Witch Hats had a fine season and has been rewarded with the North Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award for 2318.

The Witch Hats ace fashioned an ERA of 2.74 as he won 17 games, dropped 5, fanned 226 and gave up 42 walks in 242.2 innings of work.

He received 18 first place votes out of a possible 28. Mercury Morris of the Starlight Killers finished second in voting with 10 first place votes, while Nuke Laloosh of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Paul Stains - Salem Witch Hats - 18 - 166
Mercury Morris - Starlight Killers - 10 - 142
Nuke Laloosh - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 81
Scooter Harcourt - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 30
Buzzcut McDonald - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 30
Freon McMahan - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 14
Hyand Lowe - Lexington Synths - 0 - 9
Admiral Kelm - Lexington Synths - 0 - 4

SCA Starter - The Egret Ninjas have a rising superstar or maybe even a budding Hall-of-Famer in the making. It's Mike Searocker, this year's South Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award selection. This blossoming hurler wowed fans, peers and sportswriters with a fabulous performance.

Searocker compiled a 14-6 record in 33 starts, tallied 149 strikeouts in 214.1 innings and recorded a 2.77 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .220 batting average against him.

He received 19 first place votes out of a possible 28. Macho Lopez of the Diamond City Swatters finished second in voting with 9 first place votes, while Sarthis Idren of the Oberland T-51s finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Mike Searocker - Egret Ninjas - 19 - 169
Macho Lopez - Diamond City Swatters - 9 - 139
Sarthis Idren - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 50
Zack Million - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 47
K-9 Creep - Atom Cats - 0 - 38
Jobe Christie - Southie Brews - 0 - 27
Hot Lips Houlihan - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 4
Make Money - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 2

NCA Manager - Bryan Pingree celebrated a successful season with the Starlight Killers by hosting team officials and select media at a Starlight area first-class eatery. But when he first came to town, the 2318 North Charles Association Manager of the Year was met with a good measure of skepticism.

"Very few people believed in our ballclub when I got here. It just goes to show you that a bunch of talented ballplayers playing together can make any old manager a genius," a modest Pingree joked, not fully recognizing his own stature in the baseball community.

However, baseball journalists duly noted his managerial skill as he skippered the Killers to a 77-53 record this year and a first place finish in the North Charles Association Institute League.

SCA Manager - A-Juan Rodriguez, skipper of the Diamond City Swatters, was voted 2318 South Charles Association Manager of the Year and accepted the award earlier today.

He guided Diamond City to first place in the South Charles Association Railroad League with a 74-56 record.

"I'm very happy about this," he said at the press conference. "But I'm more happy about what my boys did on the field. They battled their butts off for me all year. They should get the credit."

NCA Rookie - What a season it was for Easy Town's Donnie Gray in this new star's first year in the North Charles Association. He put together a year that earned him the 2318 Red Rocket Rookie Award.

The 26-year-old first baseman crunched some good numbers with a .351 batting average and a .419 on-base percentage to go with his 25 home runs, 88 RBIs and 83 runs scored.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. DJ Shark of the Starlight Killers finished second in voting, while Kicks Stannard of the Cambridge Coursers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Donnie Gray - Easy Town Assaultrons - 28 - 140
DJ Shark - Starlight Killers - 0 - 52
Kicks Stannard - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 25
Hyand Lowe - Lexington Synths - 0 - 12
Good Breath Supply - Nahant Celtics - 0 - 11
Ian Tankengep - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 11
Casan Evans - Salem Witch Hats - 0 - 1

SCA Rookie - Phil Brodie made quite a name for himself in his rookie year. The FHE second baseman brought home the 2318 Red Rocket Rookie Award today in recognition of his performance.

Brodie played in 125 games, batted .334, collected 155 hits in 464 at-bats, 16 home runs, 79 RBIs, 70 runs scored, 48 walks and compiled a .402 OBP.

He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Nathan Done of the Vault 81 Dwellers finished second in voting, while Teng Dgebuadze of the Diamond City Swatters finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Phil Brodie - FHE Yao Guai - 28 - 140
Nathan Done - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 74
Teng Dgebuadze - Diamond City Swatters - 0 - 16
Derek Cureall - Goodneighbor Hancocks - 0 - 11
Mogens Rideout - Atom Cats - 0 - 11

NCA Positional Hitters - Hardware was handed out today to the North Charles Association hitters who showed the best offensive performance at their respective position. They are all "extraordinary Commonwealth Baseball Organization contributors," according to a statement from the league commissioner. The BosCom Positional Hitter Award winners for 2318 are:

Pitcher
David Lunchtime (Salem Witch Hats)
.302/.318/.326, 43 AB, 57 wRC+, -0.3 WAR

Catcher
Red Jay Jones (Fort Hagen Silver Shroud)
.355/.382/.607, 420 AB, 26 HR, 153 wRC+, 4.4 WAR

First Baseman
Donnie Gray (Easy Town Assaultrons)
.351/.419/.602, 399 AB, 25 HR, 4 SB, 168 wRC+, 4.2 WAR

Second Baseman
Finnan Hunt (Easy Town Assaultrons)
.337/.401/.485, 511 AB, 4 HR, 57 SB, 110 R, 138 wRC+, 6.2 WAR

Third Baseman
Jacob Tarberry (Malden Grognaks)
.375/.474/.664, 456 AB, 28 HR, 101 R, 106 RBI, 8.6 WAR

Shortstop
Nauseous Revere (Fort Hagen Silver Shroud)
.340/.430/.542, 459 AB, 13 HR, 32 SB, 161 wRC+, 7.5 WAR

Left Fielder
Bubbler Mayhem (Cambridge Coursers)
.332/.383/.573, 485 AB, 26 HR, 1 SB, 148 wRC+, 3.6 WAR

Center Fielder
Esau Babz (Bunker Hill 75ers)
.335/.394/.663, 498 AB, 41 HR, 38 SB, 111 R, 108 RBI, 6.7 WAR

Right Fielder
Kasumi Goto (Bunker Hill 75ers)
.315/.415/.596, 394 AB, 29 HR, 4 SB, 165 wRC+, 4.0 WAR

SCA Positional Hitters - The smiles were wide today as Commonwealth Baseball Organization named its BosCom Positional Hitter Award winners for the South Charles Association.

These players were the best offensive performers at their respective positions for the year. The winners are:

Pitcher
Jules Alder (Goodneighbor Hancocks)
.432/.432/.568, 37 AB, 153 wRC+, 0.5 WAR

Catcher
Hax Kim (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)
.319/.440/.537, 229 AB, 13 HR, 1 SB, 160 wRC+, 2.8 WAR

First Baseman
Dynamo Bynes (Spectacle Island Reapers)
.330/.427/.596, 445 AB, 31 HR, 6 SB, 168 wRC+, 4.8 WAR

Second Baseman
Phil Brodie (FHE Yao Guai)
.334/.402/.519, 464 AB, 16 HR, 2 SB, 146 wRC+, 5.0 WAR

Third Baseman
Tre' Morgueman (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)
.287/.383/.517, 453 AB, 21 HR, 20 SB, 139 wRC+, 4.7 WAR

Shortstop
Rock Rampage (University Point Deathclaws)
.342/.394/.556, 477 AB, 24 HR, 18 SB, 147 wRC+, 5.9 WAR

Left Fielder
Ken Debate (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)
.275/.350/.503, 465 AB, 26 HR, 22 SB, 128 wRC+, 2.8 WAR

Center Fielder
Enigma Montgomery (Glowing Sea Radscorpions)
.285/.377/.424, 467 AB, 13 HR, 46 SB, 118 wRC+, 4.5 WAR

Right Fielder
Pockets Wrench (Vault 81 Dwellers)
.331/.403/.629, 474 AB, 31 HR, 2 SB, 121 RBI, 6.9 WAR

NCA Reliever - Wizard Albutt said he thinks hitters often underestimate him, as he's only 23 years old.

But he'll certainly be getting a lot more respect now, as the Starlight Killers rising star has won the North Charles Association Fallon's Reliever Award for 2318.

He captured the award on the strength of his 2.48 ERA over 58 innings. He also had 28 saves in 52 relief appearances, 62 strikeouts and only 13 walks.

He received 23 first place votes out of a possible 28. Crazylegs Jones of the Malden Grognaks finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Carter Hall of the Nahant Celtics finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Wizard Albutt - Starlight Killers - 23 - 130
Crazylegs Jones - Malden Grognaks - 5 - 58
Carter Hall - Nahant Celtics - 0 - 37
Hunter Kim - Lexington Synths - 0 - 20
Josh Mcnatty - Salem Witch Hats - 0 - 4
Surge Jowle - Lexington Synths - 0 - 3

SCA Reliever - The South Charles Association Fallon's Reliever Award for 2318 has been bestowed on Vault 81 Dwellers relief specialist Chunky Soopland.

The 27-year-old bullpen ace, out of Hartford, Connecticut, nailed down the award with 36 saves in 54 relief appearances, 52 strikeouts in 58 innings and a record of 2 wins and 4 losses to go with his 2.17 ERA.

He received 16 first place votes out of a possible 28. D.C. Washington of the FHE Yao Guai finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Bang Bang Sweetman of the Vault 81 Dwellers finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Chunky Soopland - Vault 81 Dwellers - 16 - 116
D.C. Washington - FHE Yao Guai - 12 - 108
Bang Bang Sweetman - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 19
Awesome Tony Fox - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 7
Ryan Roberson - FHE Yao Guai - 0 - 2

NCA Defenders - It's been said that the best offense is a good defense. That's why contending teams are always looking to improve on the defensive side of the game. Keeping runs from scoring is just as good as driving them in. The top fielders have been chosen in the North Charles Association for 2318. Here are the Corvega Top Defender Award winners:

Pitcher
Red Eagle (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Catcher
Clownie Blammo (Cambridge Coursers)

First Baseman
Two Shoes Rivera (Concord Radstags)

Second Baseman
Finnan Hunt (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Third Baseman
Tommy Whitetiger (Lexington Synths)

Shortstop
Dave Clifford (Cambridge Coursers)

Left Fielder
Rock Mobley (Fort Hagen Silver Shroud)

Center Fielder
Eden Babz (Easy Town Assaultrons)

Right Fielder
Thatch Heard (Salem Witch Hats)

SCA Defenders - "Ball hawk" is a good name for the members of the defensive elite, the players who make leather shine. The fielders who crashed the wall, leapt in the air, and dove in the hole better than any others during 2318 have been tabbed as the South Charles Association's Corvega Top Defender Award winners. Here are this year's best:

Pitcher
Exxie Summerset (Vault 81 Dwellers)

Catcher
Crass Brad Crusty (Goodneighbor Hancocks)

First Baseman
Duncan MacCready (FHE Yao Guai)

Second Baseman
Tuft Davis (Egret Ninjas)

Third Baseman
Tre' Morgueman (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets)

Shortstop
Poncho Picasso (Glowing Sea Radscorpions)

Left Fielder
Bumpy Redfern (Spectacle Island Reapers)

Center Fielder
Jurgen Windcaller (Oberland T-51s)

Right Fielder
Pockets Wrench (Vault 81 Dwellers)

CBO Draft: Five College Players to Watch

We mentioned a few college players in last week's draft preview of the Top 5 picks. This week, we will take a look at five more top college players in addition to the players mentioned last week. Just a note, youth league players are much more highly rated as a group.

1. 1B Ryanab Costello, Vermont Tech - The three-year starter for the Maples, Costello helped to lead his team to the playoffs all three seasons. He hit .407 in his junior (final) season with 21 home runs and 49 RBI. Scouts love his ability to hit for power and see him as a middle-of-the-lineup addition to any team he plays for. The lefty is a decently-good 1B, so he can be an everyday player.

2. SP Pattie Harborman, Hartford - While the Hawks of Hartford University have yet to make the playoffs, than can be proud of the development of Harborman. Harborman became a SP after leaving the Sandwich Screamers of the CYL as a reliever. In three seasons with the Hawks, Harbormen just went 25-15 with a 2.99 ERA, including recording 452 strikeouts in 403.0 innings. Scouts consider his fastball and curve to be CBO-quality, so he should be able to make it at least as a reliever in the CBO. He is getting better and better at controlling where his pitches go, and scouts love that he truly has a "next pitch" mentality.

3. 2B MJ Saw, Massachusetts Maritime - The first of two Buccaneers considered to be 1st-round worthy, Saw is a talented infielder who has looked really comfortable in the CCBL at 2B. He can also [play SS or 3B in a pinch, so he is a defensive utility man. On offense, Saw was among the team leaders in all three Triple Crown categories for the Atlantic Sound Conference champions. Saw can hit for power, but he can also swipe bases, accumulating 28 stolen bases in his two seasons with MAMU.

4. SP Diddy Balcome, Massachusetts Maritime - While he is not likely to go in the 1st round when compared to some of the other pitchers, the Bucs' Balcome has show flashes of greatness. Scouts are excited about what his slider brings to the league. Balcome's low potential comes in his control. CBO pitchers would either hold off on the bad pitches or blast away those that go dead center. Should he learn to control his pitches, scouts are sure that he can break into a starting rotation.

5. RF Aethan Fry, Greenfield College - Like Saw, Fry only played two seasons with the Greenies, sitting out completely during his freshman season. He has since been a two-year starter for Greenfield College. Scouts think he is a rising potential star but are realistic that Fry may be taken in the 3rd round at earliest. Scouts think that full development makes him a good, not great, CBO player who will be good enough at the plate and in the outfield to play every day.

Edit: 4/23/2026 - Because of the glitch, I re-ran the post Sole Survivor Series sim. Two of the winners, both from the NCA, ended up changing. Stories below:

NCA Hitter - Bunker Hill's Esau Babz put the wraps on a fine campaign today by winning the 2318 North Charles Association Nuka-Hitter Award.

The 24-year-old veteran scorched the opposition with a .335 average, picking up 167 hits, 32 doubles, 4 triples, 41 home runs and 108 RBIs, while scoring 111 runs.

He received 17 first place votes out of a possible 28. Jacob Tarberry of the Malden Grognaks finished second in voting with 8 first place votes, while Nauseous Revere of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third with 3 first place votes.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Esau Babz - Bunker Hill 75ers - 17 - 331
Jacob Tarberry - Malden Grognaks - 8 - 292
Nauseous Revere - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 3 - 215
Red Jay Jones - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 201
Eden Babz - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 176
Bubbler Mayhem - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 111
Donnie Gray - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 71
Packs Ton Kling - Lexington Synths - 0 - 66
Kasumi Goto - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 47
Gavin Deux-Gas - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 45
Finnan Hunt - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 36
Callahan Barton - Concord Radstags - 0 - 29
Pro Jabonete - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 17
Two Shoes Rivera - Concord Radstags - 0 - 9
Chris Tardy - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 4
Jannar Arbor - Concord Radstags - 0 - 1
Zap Mast - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 1

NCA Starter - The Starlight Killers have a rising superstar or maybe even a budding Hall-of-Famer in the making. It's Mercury Morris, this year's North Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award selection. This blossoming hurler wowed fans, peers and sportswriters with a fabulous performance.

Morris compiled a 17-7 record in 32 starts, tallied 175 strikeouts in 222 innings and recorded a 2.51 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .236 batting average against him.

He received 16 first place votes out of a possible 28. Paul Stains of the Salem Witch Hats finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Nuke Laloosh of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third.

Player - Team - First Place - Total Points
Mercury Morris - Starlight Killers - 16 - 160
Paul Stains - Salem Witch Hats - 12 - 148
Nuke Laloosh - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 84
Scooter Harcourt - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 34
Buzzcut McDonald - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 24
Hyand Lowe - Lexington Synths - 0 - 12
Freon McMahan - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 11
Admiral Kelm - Lexington Synths - 0 - 3

StLee · 04-19-2026, 10:17 AM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

28 October 2318

CBO Draft Preview

We are just over a week away from the 2318 Rookie Draft, with the pool of 3456 players awaiting word if they will be one of the 560 players selected.

This week, we are going to look at some high level youth league (CYL) players who were not discussed in the Top 5, but are possible picks in the Top 10. This season's draft is considered CYL-heavy for the available talent with many more CYL players predicted to go early than CCBL players. Here are five we're watching starting in 2319.

1. 1B Grizz Cunningham, Littleton Beasts - Cunningham saw a productivity drop off in 2318 after hitting 32 bombs in 2317. Part of that was that pitchers pitched around him more, evidenced by the 42 walks in 2318. Cunninghman has been consistently good, though, and scouts think that he could develop into an elite power hitter. He is also good at 1B and could play anywhere in the infield in a pinch due to his strong throwing arm.

2. C Griff Hope, Plymouth Hunters - Guffy Verizon is the catcher getting the most attention, but two on this list shows that teams needing catcher prospects will have plenty to choose from. Hope is one of those prospects who appears to be the most well-rounded. What he is not is a power hitter, racking up just 21 in four seasons in Plymouth. He did finish with a .420 batting average splitting time with another talented catcher in Snoopy Barron. Hope is also a good defensive catcher, though he is much better handling and framing pitches than throwing out runners.

3. 2B Florante Lisao, Nauset beach Lurk Hunters - Lisao is someone you would call a surprise power hitter. He finished tied for 7th all-time in home runs (110), just 17 behind the all-time leader Sluggo Luge. In the past two seasons with the Lurk Hunters, he hit 33 and 35 homers, respectively. Scouts think that he will be a great SLG hitter and think that could raise him into the Top 10. He is a pretty good 2B and could slide to 1B if needed.

4. SP Mad Dog Waqanitoga, Kittery Skippers - One thing will hold back a very talented pitcher in Waqanitoga: health. Scouts have expressed that the talent is there but the body may not hold up. Especially concerning is that Waqanitoga missed time in 2318 with back issues. When he is on the mound, though, he can reach 100 MPH with a killer fastball. He has a four-pitch repertoire with really good forkballs and sinkers. Batters hit over the top a lot and hit a lot of easy grounders to 2B and SS. Waqatinoga finished 18-8 with a 2.20 ERA in 43 career starts and 270.0 innings pitched with Kittery. He struck out 317 batters and walked 33. His ratio of 1.10 BB/9 is the all-time best in CYL history. 0.39 better than Mister Burns (2304-2305) as the 2nd-best.

5. C Carl Ireland, Lexington Minuteboys - While Hope is not a power hitter, Ireland most certainly is. Scouts think that he will be among the best of catchers in home run totals. He may not be Red Jay Jones level, but Ireland is still expected to bat in the middle of the lineup at whichever level he plays. In four seasons with the Minuteboys, the 6'9" Ireland saw his home run numbers climb from 12 his freshman season to 27 his senior season for 80 total. He is also a good defensive catcher with a strong arm to throw out runners at a decent rate. He will be an everyday player in the CBO sooner than later.

More of the draft pool's top prospects:

CBO Top Ten Prospects, 2318 Offseason

Now that the season has finished, it's time to look forward to the future, and what better way than to look at the brightest future stars of the league, courtesy of BNN. This year, 18 year-old CF Walker Cress of the Concord Radstags is the #1 prospect overall.

Here is the top 10:
1) CF Walker Cress, 18, Concord Radstags
2) C Peter Krenwinkel, 19, Bunker Hill 75ers
3) C Rad Malina, 18, Glowing Sea Radscorpions
4) LHP Stlee Jensen, 22, Easy Town Assaultrons
5) RF Edan O'Dwyer, 20, Lexington Synths
6) 2B Heady Stepniewski, 18, Spectacle Island Reapers
7) LHP Key Nam, 20, Sunshine Tidings Chemists
8) SS Early Duvet, 19, Diamond City Swatters
9) RHP Talley O'Reilly, 18, Sunshine Tidings Chemists
10) RHP Alex Moon, 22, Malden Grognaks

CBO Offseason News

We are still awaiting some of the changes to take place. Commissioner Jason LaRue did not allow players from the entering CCBL and CYL leagues to enter the draft, citing that none of the 10 incoming CCBL institutions nor any of the 12 incoming CYL teams had players scouted to be drafted in the 20 rounds. Speculation is that scout time was devoted to the currently 3456 players in the draft pool for the current CCBL and CYL teams. Apparently, this class is so good that scouts did not seek out "diamonds in the rough." They are content with the current talent pool.

What we do know is that there will be plenty of movements sometime after the draft into early 2319 season. Apparently, the CBO is rearranging some of its minor league affiliations with a lot of that movement coming this offseason and then completing a lot more following the 2319 season to set up for the four new franchises.

Some of the things we have gotten word on so far is this:

The Slog has announced a uniform change that will scrap the same uniforms they used since 2296. We expect to see the uniforms around draft time. All we got word of is that the team is adding a third color, black, to its dark moderate blue and white colors.

There are a few relocations of minor league teams. Thus far, we know of three:

Castle Strength (Southie) -> Concord, NH and now the Capital City Conquerors.

Winchester Bashers (Diamond City) -> Amherst, MA and now the Amherst Bashers

Neponset Park Criticals -> Peabody, MA and now the Peabody Criticals

Supposed realignment of minor league divisions will take place in January.

CBO Stats 2318

Here are the final stats for offense and defense in the CBO.

StLee · 04-19-2026, 05:50 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

4 Novermber 2318

DRAFT!!!!

We will come to you on Wednesday morning with the results of the draft. This is the last of our previews on the 2318 crop.

This time, we will take a look at the OSA Mock Draft and what we think about what we are seeing. We will break down the top ten picks mentioned, noticing a few changes. We will also look at the surprises (ratings risers by OSA standards).

#1 County Crossing - 1B Bear Jones, Tufts University - We do not think the Bloodbugs need Jones' bat as much as they need a true ace to take over the rotation. However, there is no doubt about Jones' talent and his ability to blast a bunch of balls into the stands. In other words, we think the Bugs may go in a different direction, but Jones is a consensus #1 in almost any season.

#2 Quincy - SP Arcade Anderson, Northeastern University - This is our top pitcher and overall player in the draft. Quincy just won a Sole Survivor Series. They may be in a perfect position to get back there by adding Anderson to the rotation. He would slot in to the 2nd or 3rd starter in the rotation immediately. A must-pick!

#3 Sunshine Tidings - C Cade Atombride, Acadia College - We said that this is a CYL-heavy draft, so where are they? Atombride is an interesting rising prospect, showing some change late in the 2318 campaign that suddenly turned scouts in his favor. That was despite being the backup catcher for the Minks and appearing in only seven games. Something outside of baeball caused him not to follow up his 2317 season. That also made scouts drop him, but now he may be #3 overall? We are not sure why. His build? We will see how accurate this prediction is.

We also disagree with OSA's pick here when the Chemists already have a stud catcher prospecy in Austin Sapia, who probably becomes the full-time starter in 2319.

#4 Nordhagen Beach - LF Steven Shin, Boston College Prep - The first CYL player comes off the board and addresses one of the Party Boys' many needs. While he will take time to make it to the CBO, Shin has a lot of power potiential and may ne a regular 25 home runs hitter eventually.

#5 Bunker Hill - SP Eagle Eye Hayes, Marblehead Mess - Hayes was truly dominant, including going 13-0 with a 1.31 ERA during his senior season with the Mess. Hayes has the chance to be a rare CYL-to-CBO player.

However, where does he pitch if the 75ers take him this season. The 75ers will not be drafting this high for awhile, so maybe taking the best player available would be their strategy. Hayes seems to be that player here as our 2nd-rated player overall.

#6 University Point - RF Deadtree Wallatello, Boston College Prep - Wallatello is not as highly-rated as some peers, so he is another wrench in the mock. He had pretty good stats but has not projected to be a top ten pick at all, and we would be surprised to see him this high.

#7 Spectacle Island - 1B Ryanab Costello, Vermont Tech - Costello is only behind Jones in 1B talent and we can see him going early. He will never be the force Jones is, but he is consistent and is good at getting on base (.500 OBP in three years with the Maples).

#8 Oberland - C Guffy Verizon, Boston Common Baby Bellies - Verizon is a great defensive catcher who can hit for some power. He will not be in the middle of a lineup, but his defensive abilities will make him an everyday option. Racky Westheim will probably retire in 2319, and the T-51s have no solid catcher prospects. Verizon would be a great pick here and where we would expect the first catcher to be taken.

#9 Salem - SP Eye Anson, Franklin Pierce University - Anson is another prospect we are crazy about. Scouts think he has true ace capabilities, though maybe not quite as good as Anderson and Hayes. Scouts think that Anson could develop four pitches that have equal devastation, something he could use to keep hitters off balance for 6+ innings.

#10 Nahant - 1B Fortunato Cask, Chicopee Galaxy - Cask is an interesting prospect. While he is projected at 1B, he identifies at 3B. He does not have great power for a 1B, but he does have great contact potential. Scouts think that he can get into the .250/15 range of ability soon, so he as a CYL player could premier as early as 2320.

Other pick we're watching closely:

#14 Roxbury - SP Rhubarb Coombs - The definitive fourth-best pitching prospect in the 2318 draft.

#23 The Slog - 2B Boob Willis - Willis could be a lot better than people think. While he will need some time to fully grow into his body, Willis could be the something special the Ghouls need to overcome the IL in the playoffs. Well, eventually. We doubt that happens in 2319.

Second Round #9 Salem - C Carl Ireland - Ireland may actually be the best catcher in the draft, so if he drops to the 2nd round, some team will benefit. OSA thinks that team is the Hats.

Second Round #17 Goodneighbor - 2B Neaner Sheni - Sheni is the type of player you put as leadoff and just let him go. He can hit for average, steal bases, and cover lots of infield space. Sheni could be a steal at this spot.

Third Round #2 Quincy - 1B Dimmy Suciu - Suciu came on in 2318, jumping from 9 homers to 30. Scouts wonder if he has a much lower ceiling than some of his peers, thus dropping him to the 3rd round, but he could be an everyday 1B from the 3rd round. Quincy would benefit from two great picks.

Third Round #18 Egret - CF Anatoli Knazev - Knyazev is an interesting speed prospect, though he ran a lot less in his senior season. He has blazing speed and covers a lot of ground in the OF. Scouts think he will bat at the top of the order and start at LF once he is fully developed.

Fourth Round #12 Easy Town - C Breslan O'Sullivan - Another interesting catcher prospect. He is a jack of all hitting trades, meaning he will be decent but not great. He is also a pretty good defensive catcher, giving O'Sullivan a chance to make it big in the CBO.

Fourth Round - 2B Sandor Mountain - A 6'4" 2B with great range and lanky arms to reach out even more, Mountain is an interesting prosect. He needs a lot of work in improving his bat, but when he makes it, he could hit for decent average though his home run numbers may never be great.

StLee · 04-19-2026, 08:37 PM

Dang. Something glitched with my draft and there is no log, no transactions, and no records in the player "Complete History." It does show up in the draft history and on the player card that they were drafted, but I think I need to revert back to my backup save a month before.

It sucks, but something is wrong. If it happens again, well, then, I will think about what I will do with this save.

ayaghmour2 · 04-19-2026, 08:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by StLee

Dang. Something glitched with my draft and there is no log, no transactions, and no records in the player "Complete History." It does show up in the draft history and on the player card that they were drafted, but I think I need to revert back to my backup save a month before.

It sucks, but something is wrong. If it happens again, well, then, I will think about what I will do with this save.

Ahh so sorry to hear! Was getting ready to comment on how a lot was going on in the offseason! Not sure what could cause that, but going back to a backup may be the way to go

Sad to see Cambridge come up short too

StLee · 04-20-2026, 06:32 PM

Two bright sides. One . . . not.

One, I always backup on the first day of the offseason. Therefore, this only set me back a month. I had a few rolls for stats boosts that I would have to redo. Not that big of a deal.

Two, on simming ahead, the draft worked as expected.

I also noticed that the award winners are not predetermined! There were some different winners, so I may update that post.

The not-so-bright side: none of the team/league logos loaded up from the backup. So I have to manually reset all logos? Uniforms, caps, and pants all still seem to be loaded. Looking for a way to mass update all logos. I would guess it is somewhere.

If that works, I will make a complete backup save and then sim that backup save ahead to see if I run into anymore problems.

I hope this save can last many, many years!

StLee · 04-21-2026, 05:36 PM

Note to self when doing this for real: Take your time!

In my recovery simulation, things seem to be working. I am in 2320 and have expanded the league. However, I have made some mistakes in the setup, so I need to pay attention to that!

I successfully accidentally deleted my AAA league when intending to delete the APL (congrats, the APL got promoted for my test sim!).

I also forgot to expand the league until the day before the rookie draft. That resulted in the expansion draft happening after the rookie draft.

The good news is that everything seems to be working much better! That is the most important takeaway. I will sim a little more and then start moving into setting up the 2318 offseason matters more. I am busy until May 8 with end of the semester business, but I will always squeeze in CBO time! If I can help it, my weekends will not be busy just because I will probably not work!

StLee · Today, 06:50 PM

BNN Report

News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

6 November 2318

CBO Draft Results

Round 1
Round 1, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: 1B Bear Jones, age 20
Round 1, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Arcade Anderson, age 21
Round 1, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: C Cade Atombride, age 20
Round 1, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Eye Anson, age 20
Round 1, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Eagle Eye Hayes, age 17
Round 1, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Rhubarb Coombs, age 18
Round 1, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: 1B Ryanab Costello, age 21
Round 1, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Mad Dog Waqanitoga, age 18
Round 1, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: 2B Radar Razz, age 17
Round 1, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: C Carl Ireland, age 17
Round 1, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 1B Ares Ng, age 17
Round 1, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Pattie Harborman, age 20
Round 1, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Monny Madman, age 17
Round 1, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: 2B Ciaran Mongoose, age 21
Round 1, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: 1B Grizz Cunningham, age 17
Round 1, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: C Guffy Verizon, age 17
Round 1, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: 1B Florante Lisao, age 17
Round 1, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: 2B Boob Willis, age 17
Round 1, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 1B Quatro Quatro, age 17
Round 1, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: RF Cam Hall, age 18
Round 1, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Livewire Moore, age 18
Round 1, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP Willie Bandong, age 18
Round 1, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: LF Steven Shin, age 17
Round 1, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: 3B Wacko Mullins, age 18
Round 1, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Envy Cockburn, age 17
Round 1, Pick 26 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: LF Pepper Spicer, age 20
Round 1, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: 2B Juggernaut Sorrell, age 17
Round 1, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: 1B LaGrange Butterell, age 18

Supplemental Round 1
Round 1 (Suppl.), Pick 1 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Shotty Kawolski, age 17

Round 2
Round 2, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: CL Spot Flowers, age 17
Round 2, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: CF Javon Lambert, age 17
Round 2, Pick 3 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: 2B Vilman Grewright, age 21
Round 2, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Gael Walker, age 18
Round 2, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Todd Lee, age 17
Round 2, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Limit Ekroth, age 18
Round 2, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: 1B Puke Johiya, age 18
Round 2, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: LF Owen Burden, age 18
Round 2, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: 1B Harley Corrigan, age 17
Round 2, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: LF Moses Hamilton, age 17
Round 2, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 2B MJ Saw, age 21
Round 2, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: CL Twisted Tea Skowron, age 18
Round 2, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Junichi Kanno, age 18
Round 2, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Diddy Balcome, age 20
Round 2, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: 2B Average Joe Wilson, age 18
Round 2, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: 3B Viliami Matasino, age 17
Round 2, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: CF Napoleon Galbreath, age 17
Round 2, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: LF Tank Wood, age 18
Round 2, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 1B Neaner Sheni, age 18
Round 2, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Fergus Tal-Shachar, age 17
Round 2, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Sheridon Carr, age 17
Round 2, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: 2B Brick Giblin, age 18
Round 2, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: CF Taco Dobson, age 17
Round 2, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: LF Aethan Fry, age 20
Round 2, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: 1B Bebe Dodd, age 17
Round 2, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: CL Vacuum McGuirk, age 17
Round 2, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: 2B Rupert Biron, age 18
Round 2, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: C Hethum Antinian, age 18

Round 3
Round 3, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: CL Beezer Twelve Washingbeard, age 18
Round 3, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Parrish Wesman, age 17
Round 3, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Epiphyte Yardley, age 18
Round 3, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: CL Ole Thaysen, age 17
Round 3, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: C Griff Hope, age 17
Round 3, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Tomas Koch, age 18
Round 3, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: SP Grunt Appleby, age 17
Round 3, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Bruce Gilliland, age 18
Round 3, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: LF Cathal MacMahon, age 17
Round 3, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: 1B Lee Marr, age 17
Round 3, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 1B Fozzy Anderson, age 18
Round 3, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: CL Moss Point, age 17
Round 3, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Parker Christie, age 18
Round 3, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: LF Donegan Downs, age 17
Round 3, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: SP Bergin Blake, age 17
Round 3, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: 3B Deadtree Wallatello, age 17
Round 3, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SS Stinky Milner, age 18
Round 3, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: 1B Damien Boiledleather, age 20
Round 3, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: SP Beren Niece, age 17
Round 3, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: 3B Quincy Clarke, age 18
Round 3, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Fortunato Cask, age 18
Round 3, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: 2B Finnan Bogill, age 17
Round 3, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: LF Worm Sanders, age 17
Round 3, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: RF Kenzie Fernandez, age 17
Round 3, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: 1B Dimmy Suciu, age 18
Round 3, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: 1B Jennings Tolen, age 17
Round 3, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: LF Zarby Zanzibar, age 17
Round 3, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: 1B Ash Riojas, age 17

Round 4
Round 4, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: RP Haley Hurran, age 17
Round 4, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Kaz Evans, age 21
Round 4, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Ernie Maxload, age 17
Round 4, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: CL Adie Chase, age 18
Round 4, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: LF Chig Sandman, age 17
Round 4, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SS Tubrady Palmer, age 17
Round 4, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: C Breslan O'Sullivan, age 17
Round 4, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: CF Germ Bursill, age 17
Round 4, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: SP Strange Neville Truitt, age 18
Round 4, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: 1B Highman Generette, age 17
Round 4, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 2B Ray Ray Devilman, age 17
Round 4, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Matt MacIndoe, age 17
Round 4, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Carver Hobson, age 17
Round 4, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: CL Manchu Clubhouse, age 17
Round 4, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: SP Derb Sunsetter, age 20
Round 4, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: C Carl Caldwell, age 17
Round 4, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: 3B Gabriel Salsman, age 17
Round 4, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: 1B Gates Pinnock, age 18
Round 4, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: SP Stop Sign Welsh, age 18
Round 4, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: CL Person Ratiu, age 17
Round 4, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Klaas Amandou, age 20
Round 4, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP Square Collegeman, age 18
Round 4, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Bert Maybury, age 17
Round 4, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: 1B Ugly Dwayne Connolly, age 17
Round 4, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Commando Balls, age 18
Round 4, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Yanni Kollias, age 18
Round 4, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: SP Persia Horby, age 17
Round 4, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: C Cake Colon, age 17

Round 5
Round 5, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Tricky Dick Eichele, age 17
Round 5, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SS Beast Reid, age 18
Round 5, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: 3B Davey Bloodworm, age 17
Round 5, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: CL Wonderful Shane Wells, age 17
Round 5, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Sea Mink, age 18
Round 5, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: LF Smoke Seegars, age 17
Round 5, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: SS Clean McLean, age 18
Round 5, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Bubbler Houston, age 17
Round 5, Pick 9 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: SP Lucky Duck Hughes, age 17
Round 5, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: SP Finnian Brown, age 17
Round 5, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: SP Slow Start Banks, age 21
Round 5, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: C Solomon Grundy, age 17
Round 5, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: C Shakiraquan TGIF Babla, age 18
Round 5, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: CL Knox Austin, age 17
Round 5, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: C Snoopy Barron, age 17
Round 5, Pick 16 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Ray Darkseid, age 17
Round 5, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: CL Erol Makal, age 17
Round 5, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: SP Shan Naikelekele, age 17
Round 5, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: C Ulick Tripper, age 17
Round 5, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Jaden Pollard, age 18
Round 5, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Terrance Phillip, age 17
Round 5, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: 1B Miracle Anda Wilkerson, age 18
Round 5, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: C Dashiell O'Neal, age 18
Round 5, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: 2B Bake Cunningham, age 17
Round 5, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: 3B Banshee Watamanoff, age 20
Round 5, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: LF Enjoyable Everett Dexter, age 17
Round 5, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: 2B Sandor Mountain, age 17
Round 5, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: SP Griff Siltshot, age 20

Round 6
Round 6, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: 2B Cathal Bell, age 18
Round 6, Pick 2 - Atom Cats: SS Bosco Conway, age 18
Round 6, Pick 3 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Norb Sacksteder, age 17
Round 6, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Lathan Cricketleg, age 18
Round 6, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: C Runt Vicksburg, age 17
Round 6, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Ink Bullkiller, age 17
Round 6, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: SP Styloran Oval, age 18
Round 6, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: LF Donut Jankowski, age 17
Round 6, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: RP Jake Horner, age 22
Round 6, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: RP Alistair Tennant, age 18
Round 6, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 3B Sideshow Robert Well, age 18
Round 6, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Teddy Bond, age 20
Round 6, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: 2B Justin Demo, age 17
Round 6, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: RP Swan Melton, age 17
Round 6, Pick 15 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: RP Joker Maeda, age 17
Round 6, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: LF Deez Kobulidze, age 17
Round 6, Pick 17 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Tippy Tony Webster, age 17
Round 6, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: CF Anatoli Knyazev, age 18
Round 6, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 3B Corvega Cartwright, age 18
Round 6, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: C Emil Fee, age 18
Round 6, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Marty Mass, age 17
Round 6, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP Kalume Kwada, age 17
Round 6, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Stanley Gable, age 17
Round 6, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Comm Graham, age 18
Round 6, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Marcus Frazier, age 18
Round 6, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Christiansen Schou, age 17
Round 6, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: LF Coffee Carden, age 17
Round 6, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: CL Extra Ruggen, age 18

Round 7
Round 7, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Fantastic Sam Runihura, age 17
Round 7, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: CL Gram Knockenheiser, age 17
Round 7, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: 3B Beastie Ma, age 17
Round 7, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: CF Zeno Honjas, age 17
Round 7, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Antonio Jones, age 21
Round 7, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: 1B Clive Blacksmith, age 17
Round 7, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: SS Hugo Burbidge, age 17
Round 7, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Jarlath Barnett, age 18
Round 7, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: C Max Bietak, age 17
Round 7, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: CL Alibi Shin, age 18
Round 7, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: SP Grobe Axelrod, age 18
Round 7, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: CF Card Petri, age 17
Round 7, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: CL Aarre Hyvonen, age 17
Round 7, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Jarlath Kavanagh, age 17
Round 7, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: RP Beagan Howard, age 22
Round 7, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: SP Vilhelm Manasian, age 21
Round 7, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: RP Piers Holt, age 17
Round 7, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: SS Joe Joe Little, age 20
Round 7, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: SP Deegan McHoney, age 18
Round 7, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Bryan Williams, age 17
Round 7, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Dogface Sanders, age 21
Round 7, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: 1B Harrison Barrett, age 17
Round 7, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: LF Barclay Alexander, age 17
Round 7, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: 3B Bixy Bickelstein, age 17
Round 7, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: LF Aimo Metsa, age 17
Round 7, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: 3B Dave Trainer, age 18
Round 7, Pick 27 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Moises Green, age 17
Round 7, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: CL Meat Virginia, age 20

Round 8
Round 8, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: 1B Shareef Stott, age 18
Round 8, Pick 2 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Gembi Jasari, age 18
Round 8, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: 2B Rio Derrick, age 17
Round 8, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Camar Ujjaval, age 18
Round 8, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: LF Swatter Palmer, age 18
Round 8, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Rory Cowell, age 17
Round 8, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: 2B Sawa Zdunek, age 22
Round 8, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: LF Oscar McGill, age 18
Round 8, Pick 9 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: LF Ethan Olds, age 18
Round 8, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: CL Harley Palmer, age 17
Round 8, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: LF Barry Bones, age 20
Round 8, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SS Darrius Heisman, age 18
Round 8, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: CL Remmie Harris, age 21
Round 8, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: CF Beavis Butthead, age 18
Round 8, Pick 15 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: CL Dustin Sphinx, age 17
Round 8, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: C Luke Vaulx, age 17
Round 8, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Vaughan Reardon, age 17
Round 8, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: SP Jaden Rigmaiden, age 18
Round 8, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 1B Redstream Im, age 17
Round 8, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: CF Brady MacCoard, age 17
Round 8, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Effort Knox, age 22
Round 8, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: RP Tay Tay Kirmani, age 18
Round 8, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SS Scab Leader, age 21
Round 8, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Luca Bartram, age 18
Round 8, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: LF Hawk Plimpton, age 17
Round 8, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Pack-Man Hilton, age 20
Round 8, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: LF Strike Thistlethwaite, age 21
Round 8, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: RP Frantz Winkler, age 17

Round 9
Round 9, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: CF Quigley Scholar, age 17
Round 9, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: RP Supes Brown, age 17
Round 9, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Claws Strong, age 20
Round 9, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: LF Putty Waterman, age 17
Round 9, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Footloose Suzermann, age 20
Round 9, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: 1B Pep Woods, age 18
Round 9, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: C Melchior Pedersen, age 18
Round 9, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: 2B Willy Petunia, age 21
Round 9, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: SP Rob Crosby, age 17
Round 9, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: 1B Chunky Szopa, age 17
Round 9, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 3B Joe Camp, age 18
Round 9, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Logan Anderson, age 17
Round 9, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: RP Prowler Underwood, age 17
Round 9, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: 3B Jake Gammer, age 17
Round 9, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: C Captain Breadmaker, age 17
Round 9, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: LF Calvagh Baker, age 20
Round 9, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: LF Lead Titcomb, age 20
Round 9, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: LF Mark Rockburn, age 20
Round 9, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: RP Sebastian Davies, age 22
Round 9, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SS Wandon Scream, age 21
Round 9, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Fred Marvel Freeman, age 18
Round 9, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: RP Lupe Olivera, age 17
Round 9, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Alex Love, age 18
Round 9, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: C Buddy McQueen, age 17
Round 9, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Antoine Gaultier, age 17
Round 9, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: RF Conan Young, age 21
Round 9, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: SP Joel Hooch, age 18
Round 9, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: 2B Bedric Cech, age 17

Round 10
Round 10, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Slapstick Wellesley, age 20
Round 10, Pick 2 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: LF Eddie One Kohlund, age 18
Round 10, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: C Ultan Harrington, age 17
Round 10, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SS Gael Foster, age 21
Round 10, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: LF Chemspike Trebski, age 21
Round 10, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Alex Williams, age 17
Round 10, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: SP Diddy Burton, age 17
Round 10, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Savion Keels, age 18
Round 10, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: 1B Marquis Long, age 17
Round 10, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: SP Boss Bailey Sims, age 18
Round 10, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: RP Netro Djambek, age 18
Round 10, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: 1B Aiden Snake, age 18
Round 10, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: RF Burst Steadyman, age 21
Round 10, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Gavin Xanadu, age 17
Round 10, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: 2B Tissuebaby Glisten, age 17
Round 10, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: SP Mel Cordero, age 17
Round 10, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Enreecko-Edilberto Basila, age 21
Round 10, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: CL Thomas Rhino Singer, age 17
Round 10, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 1B Same Thing Cass, age 17
Round 10, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Leo Hallam, age 17
Round 10, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: LF Cipto Muljana, age 17
Round 10, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: RP Ori Houston, age 18
Round 10, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: C Jorge Bell, age 17
Round 10, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Barclay Harris, age 18
Round 10, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: RP Pitcher Poole, age 17
Round 10, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: 2B Boom Boom Harris, age 17
Round 10, Pick 27 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Victor Miller, age 20
Round 10, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: 2B Brandon Stedd, age 17

Round 11
Round 11, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: LF Zach Hurt, age 21
Round 11, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Josh Matthews, age 17
Round 11, Pick 3 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Bob Latour, age 18
Round 11, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Josh Swope, age 21
Round 11, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: CF Tony Whalebones, age 21
Round 11, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: RF Ayche Force, age 21
Round 11, Pick 7 - Egret Ninjas: LF Boyt Butcher, age 17
Round 11, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: LF Rattler O'Connor, age 22
Round 11, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: RP Daryl Hawkins, age 18
Round 11, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: 2B Shiner Bok, age 17
Round 11, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: RP Lee Young, age 17
Round 11, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Gorman MacMahon, age 20
Round 11, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Dante Hall, age 18
Round 11, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP James Roberts, age 18
Round 11, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: SP Jaime McLennan, age 17
Round 11, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: LF Eben Dorse, age 17
Round 11, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: C Boss Milton, age 18
Round 11, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: RP Hammer Weston, age 17
Round 11, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: SP Eric Kirkland, age 17
Round 11, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: RF Hulk Panfried, age 21
Round 11, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Samuel Griffiths, age 18
Round 11, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP John Lile, age 18
Round 11, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Keely Campbell, age 20
Round 11, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: 1B Zapper Thirstquench, age 21
Round 11, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: RP Xiv Williams, age 17
Round 11, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Hawker Green, age 17
Round 11, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: SP Carl Street, age 17
Round 11, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: C Gennady Hudyaev, age 21

Round 12
Round 12, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Rifle Ginnot, age 20
Round 12, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: 1B Rowan Knobloch, age 21
Round 12, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: 1B Bubbles Mikhayelian, age 17
Round 12, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: 2B Jalen Nailon, age 17
Round 12, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Al O'Brien, age 21
Round 12, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: LF Fred Reoch, age 21
Round 12, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: CF Loop Estaban, age 18
Round 12, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Whaca Commie, age 21
Round 12, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: CL Graeme Morrow, age 17
Round 12, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: SP Gopher Wallace, age 18
Round 12, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: RP Jody Hughes, age 17
Round 12, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: LF Joe Submarine, age 20
Round 12, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: 1B Refund Graham, age 17
Round 12, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Dibran Isufaj, age 17
Round 12, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: 1B Louie Squire, age 17
Round 12, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: SP Oval Groza, age 19
Round 12, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Christopher Griffin, age 17
Round 12, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: CL Dan Elliott, age 18
Round 12, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 1B Zack Barteaux, age 18
Round 12, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Licker Whitley, age 17
Round 12, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: LF Pel Kim, age 18
Round 12, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: 2B Flavien Green, age 17
Round 12, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: RF R.U. Whiskey, age 20
Round 12, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: RP Flame Beau Hercule, age 17
Round 12, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: CL Derby Howell, age 17
Round 12, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: 1B Gondwana Davis, age 17
Round 12, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: 1B Tarantula Schrattenthaler, age 17
Round 12, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: SP Francisco Saxby, age 21

Round 13
Round 13, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: 1B Zoom Kytoh, age 17
Round 13, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Easy Cain Helmrich, age 18
Round 13, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Tig Notaro, age 20
Round 13, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Billy Blasted, age 20
Round 13, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: LF Finley Yardmarker, age 19
Round 13, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Drew Christensen, age 17
Round 13, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: RP Akbar Edo-Khel, age 18
Round 13, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: 1B Ernest Hunter, age 18
Round 13, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: CL Sandy Stormchaser, age 18
Round 13, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: C Kymani Tatum, age 17
Round 13, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 1B Jack Nimble, age 17
Round 13, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Frank Heap, age 19
Round 13, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: 2B Teddy Stiffner, age 21
Round 13, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: 2B No-Mo Matsukawa, age 20
Round 13, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: LF Pop Girling, age 18
Round 13, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: 2B Merlin Chaloupka, age 21
Round 13, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: 2B Mooney O'Dwyer, age 17
Round 13, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: 2B Matej Hladky, age 17
Round 13, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: SS Kaden West, age 21
Round 13, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: 1B Arfi Arrington, age 17
Round 13, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Brady Healy, age 17
Round 13, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP Squirrel Bits Mirer, age 17
Round 13, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Omero Lamberti, age 21
Round 13, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: RP Bloody Frank Mary, age 17
Round 13, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Kaoru Wada, age 20
Round 13, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Gem Kang, age 21
Round 13, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: RP Can Maninder, age 17
Round 13, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: 1B Freddy Nooja, age 17

Round 14
Round 14, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Mike Blenkhorn, age 20
Round 14, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: 1B Tip-top Nettles, age 18
Round 14, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: C Avalonia Burke, age 17
Round 14, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: 2B Butch Garrett, age 21
Round 14, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Agony Shahak, age 18
Round 14, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: LF Comic Novack, age 17
Round 14, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: 2B Iowa Howells, age 18
Round 14, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Leon Maginnis, age 20
Round 14, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: 1B Scurrying Sam Pratt, age 18
Round 14, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: SS Dare Scruton, age 18
Round 14, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: SP Booger Humphreys, age 17
Round 14, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: LF Az Tarheel, age 20
Round 14, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Jaime Hillary, age 21
Round 14, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Four Eyes Alatas, age 17
Round 14, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: SP Les Mottram, age 20
Round 14, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: SP Keith Simmons, age 20
Round 14, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: LF Windstorm Rix, age 17
Round 14, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: LF Claude Levy, age 17
Round 14, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: RP Jordan Fisher, age 18
Round 14, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Dermot Adams, age 20
Round 14, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: C Kenyon Five, age 21
Round 14, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: C Hunter Fuhdoosh, age 21
Round 14, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: C Mario Jolly, age 17
Round 14, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: CL Parker O'Neil, age 17
Round 14, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: 3B Trevor O'Brien, age 19
Round 14, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: 3B Kyran Doyle, age 21
Round 14, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: RP Iwo Gemza, age 18
Round 14, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: SS Frank Hamilton, age 17

Round 15
Round 15, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: 1B Zak Doyle, age 17
Round 15, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: LF Orrin Martin, age 17
Round 15, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SS Francisco Southey, age 18
Round 15, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: RP Jay Dial, age 18
Round 15, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: RP Klaus Weiss, age 17
Round 15, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: CL Hangman Watson, age 20
Round 15, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: RP Rat Gray, age 17
Round 15, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: C Garg Baker, age 17
Round 15, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: CF Kalle Kononen, age 20
Round 15, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: SP Mike Moraine, age 17
Round 15, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: C Jewel Banks, age 17
Round 15, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: 2B Mack Torson, age 20
Round 15, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: 2B Bucket Corbett, age 21
Round 15, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: LF Whimper Hendricks, age 18
Round 15, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: 1B Jace Prag, age 20
Round 15, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: C Huge Yooj Sueyoshi, age 18
Round 15, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Smokejaw Purtell, age 20
Round 15, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: SP Noah Sweeney, age 17
Round 15, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 3B Red Cee Trewartha, age 18
Round 15, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: C Silent Sam Lee, age 18
Round 15, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Liquidator Pollard, age 18
Round 15, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP Augie Giammarttini, age 19
Round 15, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: CL Kirk Trek, age 20
Round 15, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Christian Cunningham, age 20
Round 15, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: 3B Tony Johnson, age 20
Round 15, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Service Pfeifer, age 17
Round 15, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: CL Biased Bill Bisson, age 22
Round 15, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: RP Ted Blenkhorn, age 17

Round 16
Round 16, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SS Tophat Geert, age 17
Round 16, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Gary Hellstorm, age 20
Round 16, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Ulick O'Riordan, age 20
Round 16, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: C Nodaj Watson, age 21
Round 16, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: RP Flower Lowe, age 17
Round 16, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Jello Wordlow, age 17
Round 16, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: RP Nollaig Price, age 21
Round 16, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: CL Morris Dossie, age 21
Round 16, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: SP Antelope Grayfinder, age 20
Round 16, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: C Dim Prifti, age 17
Round 16, Pick 11 - Atom Cats: SP Suljo Zuzoric, age 21
Round 16, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Boney Barcelona, age 17
Round 16, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Lyndon Bear, age 17
Round 16, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SS Arlen McNuyer, age 18
Round 16, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: CL Mik Eggs, age 20
Round 16, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: 1B Doc Haggerty, age 20
Round 16, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: CF Ugly Bob Adams, age 20
Round 16, Pick 18 - Spectacle Island Reapers: LF Vugar Sharifov, age 17
Round 16, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 3B Dud Fletcher, age 18
Round 16, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: LF Tigg Pastrana, age 18
Round 16, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: C Swamp Saint Carruthers, age 20
Round 16, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: RF Vip Zipper, age 21
Round 16, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: CL Rafe Marchlewski, age 20
Round 16, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: C Giant Fran Allard, age 18
Round 16, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Geaney O'Brien, age 20
Round 16, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: RF Jean Valjean Samuels, age 21
Round 16, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: SP Josh Williams, age 17
Round 16, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: 1B Hector Butt, age 21

Round 17
Round 17, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Arpee Michalik, age 20
Round 17, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Morgan Swain, age 19
Round 17, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: 2B Olcan Williams, age 22
Round 17, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: 3B Bullet Davis, age 18
Round 17, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: RP Yak Buss, age 21
Round 17, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: RP Nathan Davies, age 17
Round 17, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: CL Ruben Fisher, age 20
Round 17, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: CL Globe Cortner, age 20
Round 17, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: CF Shannon Green, age 21
Round 17, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: SP Ruben Moore, age 21
Round 17, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: SP Owen Trainor, age 19
Round 17, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SS Stephen Battle, age 17
Round 17, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: 1B Buffalo Bill Talton, age 17
Round 17, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Lennart Meindl, age 17
Round 17, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: RP Finnan Hamilton, age 21
Round 17, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: RP Poppy Sung, age 18
Round 17, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Billy Marrufo, age 20
Round 17, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: RP La'el Soupcan, age 20
Round 17, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: CL Marsh Hill, age 21
Round 17, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: SP Ugg Conley, age 21
Round 17, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: 1B Titu Boss, age 19
Round 17, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: 2B Home Run Rocky Fitzgerald, age 20
Round 17, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: RP Charlie Freemann, age 21
Round 17, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Marcos Hallestrøm, age 17
Round 17, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: LF Benito Amaroo, age 20
Round 17, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: LF Les Dempster, age 21
Round 17, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: 1B Terror Kavanagh, age 20
Round 17, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: SP Ronit O'Connor, age 17

Round 18
Round 18, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: CF Superfly Baker, age 20
Round 18, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Shawn Spork, age 21
Round 18, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: CL Anh Ong, age 21
Round 18, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Jo Campbell, age 21
Round 18, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: LF Donkey Teeth, age 17
Round 18, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: C Quarrier Bagabzade, age 17
Round 18, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: C Chief Priyadarshi, age 17
Round 18, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: RP Say Anything Brinkley, age 22
Round 18, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: SP Javier Hagman, age 17
Round 18, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: C Trant Heidelstam, age 21
Round 18, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: C Water Shoemaker, age 17
Round 18, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Gill O'Brien, age 20
Round 18, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: SP Hairy Vanderspeigle, age 17
Round 18, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: LF Jason Yetman, age 22
Round 18, Pick 15 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Rodolfo Young, age 18
Round 18, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: RP Tarald Swiftkick, age 21
Round 18, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: RF Fertile Fernandez, age 17
Round 18, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: C Toby Terashima, age 17
Round 18, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: RP Mikkel Ove, age 22
Round 18, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: CL Fig Higgs, age 21
Round 18, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: CL Day Russell, age 20
Round 18, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP Carny Lok, age 17
Round 18, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Oh-No Alston, age 21
Round 18, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: LF Mumbles Bell, age 20
Round 18, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Gideon Dickson, age 17
Round 18, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: SP Vertibird Maisuradze, age 21
Round 18, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: SP Roy Donaldson, age 17
Round 18, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: LF Alfie Antram, age 18

Round 19
Round 19, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Edik Musatov, age 17
Round 19, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: LF Ronit Taylor, age 17
Round 19, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: CL Island Hopper Burris, age 21
Round 19, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Jamie Bosher, age 18
Round 19, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Corey Johnson, age 17
Round 19, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: LF Han Garrard, age 17
Round 19, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: 3B Tevita Yeramba, age 18
Round 19, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: SP Noel Collins, age 19
Round 19, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: 1B Clipper Chaudhry, age 21
Round 19, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: SP Benjamin Conner, age 17
Round 19, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: SP Mackey Vishlenkov, age 21
Round 19, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: LF Bard Bowman, age 17
Round 19, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: 1B Fletcher Duder, age 20
Round 19, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: SP Carlos Brookfield, age 21
Round 19, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: C George Tiley, age 20
Round 19, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: CL Peanut Scatfish, age 20
Round 19, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Day Ngo-Dinh, age 20
Round 19, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: SP Herm Herrmann, age 20
Round 19, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: CL Globe Cortner, age 20
Round 19, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: RP Vern Wentworth, age 20
Round 19, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: RP Elisha Tharpe, age 20
Round 19, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: SP Reehan O'Sullivan, age 17
Round 19, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: C Galvin Wulf, age 17
Round 19, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: 2B Iakin Nefud, age 20
Round 19, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: C Mike Bridegroom, age 17
Round 19, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: LF Per Eriksen, age 17
Round 19, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: 3B Shane McMillion, age 21
Round 19, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: SP Denzel Porter, age 22

Round 20
Round 20, Pick 1 - County Crossing Bloodbugs: 1B Maximo Vallore, age 20
Round 20, Pick 2 - Quincy Granites: SP Rogelio Russell, age 18
Round 20, Pick 3 - Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Philippe Navarro, age 20
Round 20, Pick 4 - Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Dunlang Lyons, age 21
Round 20, Pick 5 - Bunker Hill 75ers: CF Dallan McNeid, age 18
Round 20, Pick 6 - University Point Deathclaws: SP Scott Pavey, age 22
Round 20, Pick 7 - Spectacle Island Reapers: SP Flynn Duff, age 20
Round 20, Pick 8 - Oberland T-51s: LF Miracle Colander, age 21
Round 20, Pick 9 - Salem Witch Hats: SP Mauricio Mays, age 17
Round 20, Pick 10 - Nahant Celtics: RF Melvin Canessa, age 17
Round 20, Pick 11 - Glowing Sea Radscorpions: 1B Kayne Rice, age 17
Round 20, Pick 12 - Easy Town Assaultrons: SP Jaden Jones, age 17
Round 20, Pick 13 - Malden Grognaks: 3B Kian Park, age 21
Round 20, Pick 14 - Roxbury Rad Sox: 1B Fantomas Taafe, age 17
Round 20, Pick 15 - Atom Cats: LF Biscuit O'Leary, age 18
Round 20, Pick 16 - Concord Radstags: LF Chang-sik Lee, age 21
Round 20, Pick 17 - Goodneighbor Hancocks: 1B Tyrion Imp, age 21
Round 20, Pick 18 - Egret Ninjas: 1B Robert Fitton, age 18
Round 20, Pick 19 - Cambridge Coursers: 2B Mark Cribb, age 17
Round 20, Pick 20 - FHE Yao Guai: RP Chester Charles Smithers, age 20
Round 20, Pick 21 - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: RP Grover Heifetz, age 18
Round 20, Pick 22 - Southie Brews: RF Isaiah Feaster, age 20
Round 20, Pick 23 - The Slog Ghouls: SP Clax Fitzpatrick, age 20
Round 20, Pick 24 - Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Moby Dick Telacevic, age 17
Round 20, Pick 25 - Diamond City Swatters: SP Angel Vargas, age 20
Round 20, Pick 26 - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: CL Prince Alchemy, age 19
Round 20, Pick 27 - Lexington Synths: CF Isaiah Edwards, age 20
Round 20, Pick 28 - Starlight Killers: C Exteen Thompson, age 18

04-12-2026, 09:10 AM	#4442
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	CBO Playoffs 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 8 September 2318 CBO Playoffs: Association Semifinals Previews Association Semifinals Overview The league winners are now in the mix, hosting the first two of the five game series against Wildcard Round winners. Both #1 seeds should be favored in their series, but both #3 seeds have better records than the #2 seeds based on rules of all league winners getting the top two seeds. Now that our pick of Fort Hagen winning the Sole Survivor Series is no more, here is the Playoffs Power Rankings order of the eight remaining teams. Power Rankings 1. Diamond City 2. Vault 81 3. Lexington 4. The Slog 5. Jamaica Plain 6. Starlight 7. Cambridge 8. Southie NCA: #5 Cambridge Coursers (68-62) vs #1 Starlight Killers (77-53) Season Series: Starlight 5, Cambridge 5 Overview: In 10 games, both teams won five each, so this is not a series for the #1 seed to cruise through. Starlight's successes came against the other side of the bracket, so this may be their bigger challenge for matchups. The Coursers won their first series in team history and now hope to push past another round. Prediction: While there are even parts to this matchup, the battle of the aces, Mercury Morris (17-7, 2.51) is in the Vim! Pitcher Award, while the Coursers' Scooter Yaghmour (12-13, 4.70) is nowhere near his former award-winning self. Killers in five. Starlight 3, Cambridge 2 NCA: #3 Lexington Synths (75-55) vs #2 The Slog Ghouls (70-60) Season Series: Lexington 4, The Slog 0 Overview: The Synths owned the season series and now look to match that success in the playoffs. Lexington did not hit their offensive potential, scoring 15 runs over three games against Concord. Still, with the pitching success, five runs per game could lead Lexington to a championship. The Slog benefited from a weak Brotherhood League, but have not shown the championship push just yet. Both hitting and pitching performances have been OK but not great. Pitching better than Lexington may be the key, but Buzzcut McDonald (17-9, 3.68) is the only Ghouls pitcher in the same league performance-wise as the Synths' rotation. Prediction: We think the Synths are a championship-caliber team that has underperformed in 2318. While they do not have the home field advantage in this series, they do have more talent and success. We think this is the shortest of all semifinals series. Lexington 3, The Slog 0 SCA: #5 Jamaica Plain Red Rockets (68-62) vs #1 Diamond Swatters (74-56) Season Series: Diamond City 3, Jamaica Plain 1 Overview: This is the battle of PAM's pick for the #1 seed (JP) and the actual #1 seed (DC). The Swatters are powered by the best pitching rotation in the playoffs, with all three, including 40-year-old Beachboy Nut, with ERAs below 3.00. Hitting is decent but nothing to brag about, except maybe Alex Bragman (.327/21/83/a8 SB). The Red Rockets are a worthy opponent with the offense needed to win a championship. While the overall average was not great, the Rockets were good at getting on base and getting bunches of extra-base hits. Peppering balls off the Green Monster may help the Rockets. Prediction: Great pitching versus great offense. In the end, the Swatters offense will have more success against the Jamaica Plain pitching than vice versa. This is a good series, but we do not expect it to reach the maximum number of games. Diamond City 3, Jamaica Plain 1 SCA: #3 Vault 81 Dwellers (73-57) vs #2 Southie Brews (70-60) Season Series: Southie 2, Vault 81 2 Overview: Welcome to the playoffs, Southie! Now, see what you can do against a powerful team in Vault 81. The Brews produced a low of runs (653) but also gave up a lot of runs (650), which makes their 70-60 record surprising. The Dwellers are legitimately the second-best team in the SCA. While Vault 81's pitchers are beginning to fade, Zack Million (13-7, 3.04) is the most-dominant pitcher in this series. One vs one, Vault 81 has the pitching advantage each game. Offense favors the Brews overall, but RF Pockets Wrench (.331/31/121) is the likely Nuka Hitter Award winner in 2318. Prediction: We are not expecting Southie to enter this series and just freeze. When they play ball, they have shown to be pretty good throughout the lineup and rotation. However, we think that the Dwellers have a serious chance to be the champions. Vault 81 3, Southie 1 Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-12-2026, 09:26 PM	#4443
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	Season Pass Association 11 September 2318 Far Harbor Takes SPA Crown "It's no easy task to win it all," the Far Harbor skipper told the press after his club had beaten the Dark Bloodworms 4-3 to nab the coveted Season Pass Association title. His Ghoul Whales had prevailed over the Bloodworms 4-2 in the championship series. "It's hard enough just to win your own league trophy. To win the Season Pass Association is quite an achievement. We are extremely proud to be that team." During the Vim! League Harbor Division regular season, Far Harbor posted a record of 61-29 to finish first in the standings. ---------------------------------------------------------- Nuka News Update Reporting on the NWL and APL by Evan Guy 11 September 2318 Dark over Grape in Nuka Series The Dark faithful were cheering in the streets, and Grape fans wiping away the tears, after the Bloodworms won the Nuka Series at Ol' Sugartop Ballpark at Dry Rock Gulch today. The Bloodworms clinched it by knocking off the Painted Ghouls 5-3 to take their 2nd Nuka World League crown. Dark took the series 4-3. "This club never gave up all year long," Dark manager Tame Paul Williams told the press. "They believed they could win the title and they did." On the way to the Nuka Series title, Dark compiled a 54-36 won-loss record and finished first in the South Bradberton Division. "We just didn't play well enough to win," Painted Ghouls manager Ben Drury said. "We just didn't make the big plays like they did." ---------------------------------------------------------- Vim! View News of the Vim! League and Its Affiliates by Jimmy Gresham 11 September 2318 Vim! Series: Far Harbor in Six The Far Harbor faithful were cheering in the streets, and Dalton Farm fans wiping away the tears, after the Ghoul Whales won the Vim! Series at Last Plank Park today. The Ghoul Whales clinched it by knocking off the Fog Crawlers 2-1 to take their 3rd Vim! League crown. Far Harbor took the series 4-2. "This club never gave up all year long," Far Harbor manager Bill Hench told the press. "They believed they could win the title and they did." On the way to the Vim! Series title, Far Harbor compiled a 61-29 won-loss record and finished first in the Vim! League Harbor Division. "We just didn't play well enough to win," Fog Crawlers manager Greg Hammerberg said. "We just didn't make the big plays like they did." Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-14-2026, 07:18 PM	#4444
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	CBO Playoffs 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 16 September 2318 CBO Playoffs: Association Round Results NCA: #5 Cambridge Coursers vs #1 Starlight Killers Game 1: Cambridge 7, Starlight 3 Road Win Lifts Cambridge to 1-0 Lead in ASF The Cambridge Coursers started the Association Semifinal Round in style, winning on the road against the Starlight Killers at Valentine Detective Agency Field by a score of 7-3 to take an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Coursers first baseman Frigate Magdaleno excelled. He went 4-5 with 4 singles, while adding 3 RBI and scoring once. A key moment came with no one out in the top of the first. That's when Magdaleno hit a cutter from Mercury Morris for a 2-run single, putting Cambridge up, 3-0. Magdaleno told a Cambridge Observer reporter that he was "gratified" with the win. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Valentine Detective Agency Field in Lincoln. Game 2: Starlight 11, Cambridge 0 Grant, Killers Wallop Coursers in Game 2 of ASF Starlight first baseman Waterbug Grant produced all the offense the Killers would need in the club's 11-0 win over the Cambridge Coursers. Grant went 4 for 5 with 2 home runs and 2 singles, while adding 4 RBI and scoring twice, while Starlight moved into a tie in the Association Semifinal Round. The Killers and Coursers are now even at 1-1 in the best-of-5 series. In the bottom of the first, Grant had one of his most important at-bats: a 2-run home run off Malik Watts that staked the Killers to a 2-0 lead. "Today was a lot of fun," said Grant. The next game is set to be played for Wednesday, September 11th , 2318 at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Game 3: Cambridge 5, Starlight 4 Jabonete Blasts Killers, Coursers Take Game 3, 5-4 The Cambridge Coursers needed some last-minute heroics to do it, but ultimately emerged one game away from the Association Championship Series. The Coursers got took the 5-4 win against the Starlight Killers in a walk-off at Cambridge Polymer Field. Cambridge center fielder Pro Jabonete was 2 for 5 with a home run. He drove in 3 runs and scored once. The win gives the Coursers a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round. The game came to a sudden end. In the bottom of the ninth, with two out, Jabonete reached on an error by the 1B, driving in 1 run. It gave Cambridge the 5-4 walk-off win. "There's nothing like the postseason," said Jabonete, "to ramp up the pressure." The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Game 4: Cambridge 6, Starlight 2 Coursers Advance to Association Championship Series The Cambridge Coursers are one step closer to winning a Sole Survivor Series, and the season came to a close for the Starlight Killers. Cambridge won the Association Semifinal Round 3-1, with a 6-2 victory in the deciding game at Cambridge Polymer Field today. Cambridge left fielder Bubbler Mayhem was named the MVP of the series, after hitting .467 with a .556 on-base percentage. He had 1 homers, drove in 4 RBI and scored 5 runs. "I just hope I can keep it up in the Association Championship Series," he said. The Cambridge Coursers will play against the Lexington Synths in the next round. Lexington won their series against the The Slog Ghouls 3 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes. NCA: #3 Lexington Synths vs #2 The Slog Ghouls Game 1: The Slog 2, Lexington 0 Association Semifinal Round Game 1 Victory for McDonald and The Slog The Association Semifinal Round got off to a quiet start, with the host The Slog Ghouls taking a low-scoring, 2-0 win over the Lexington Synths. The Slog right-hander Buzzcut McDonald was marvelous at Tarberry Field Forever. The Ghouls now hold a 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. McDonald gave The Slog a solid start. The right-hander allowed no runs on 5 hits over 7 innings. "Buzzcut gave us everything he had," said The Slog manager Melvin Ceja. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Tarberry Field Forever in The Slog. Game 2: Lexington 4, The Slog 3 Synths Clip Ghouls, 4-3, in ASF Contest The Lexington Synths took down the The Slog Ghouls by the score of 4-3 and moved into a 1-1 tie in the Association Semifinal Round. The largest share of the credit belongs to Lexington starter Hyand Lowe, who threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball. With the game tied, 2-2, in the top of the sixth, Lowe had a key at-bat for Lexington. With runners on 1st and 2nd, Lowe hit a 2-run double off Quincy Jones, making the score 4-2, Synths. "Hyand pitched like a champ," said Lexington manager Jon Castro. Game 3 is scheduled for Wednesday at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington. Game 3: Lexington 2, The Slog 1 Synths Clip Ghouls, 2-1, in ASF Contest The Lexington Synths moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series, downing the visiting The Slog Ghouls at Super Duper Mart Stadium by a score of 2-1. Synths right-hander Admiral Kelm had a strong outing in which he threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball. The win gives the Synths a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round. With scoring opportunities rare, the Synths had to cash in when they had the chance. One such opportunity presented itself in the bottom of the third, when third baseman Tommy Whitetiger hit a run-scoring double. The double came off Flirt Perez and made the score 2-0, Synths. Whitetiger was 2-4 with a double. "We don't have much margin for error now," Ghouls manager Melvin Ceja said. "We need to figure out the problem and fix it, immediately." The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington. Game 4: Lexington 5, The Slog 1 Synths Heading to Association Championship Series After eliminating the The Slog Ghouls 4-1 in the Association Semifinal Round at Super Duper Mart Stadium, the victorious Lexington Synths will now move on to the next round: the Association Championship Series. Lexington beat The Slog 3-1 in the series. The MVP trophy was awarded to Synths third baseman Tommy Whitetiger, who knocked in 3 runs, hit .375 and scored 2 times. "The guys were all chanting 'M-V-P' when I went into the clubhouse," Whitetiger said later, with a smile. "It was kind of embarrassing but it feels great to be here." The Lexington Synths don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Starlight Killers - Cambridge Coursers series. Cambridge leads the series 2 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes. SCA: #5 Jamaica Plain Red Rockets vs #1 Diamond City Swatters Game 1: Diamond City 3, Jamaica Plain 1 Lopez Helps Diamond City Take Association Semifinal Round Game 1 The Diamond City Swatters powered past the visiting Jamaica Plain Red Rockets, 3-1, in the opener of the Association Semifinal Round at The Great Green Jewel. Diamond City starting pitcher Macho Lopez threw 6.1 innings allowing 1 run, to lead the charge. The Swatters now lead the series 1-0. Diamond City took a 3-1 lead in the bottom of the seventh inning, when Togie Pitt hit a clutch 2-run home run to bring Swatters fans to their feet. "Felt great, felt really good," said Lopez. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston. Game 2: Diamond City 2, Jamaica Plain 1 Diamond City Extends Series Lead in Low-Scoring Affair The Diamond City Swatters moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series, downing the visiting Jamaica Plain Red Rockets at The Great Green Jewel by a score of 2-1. Swatters left-hander Dropper Millieu had a strong outing in which he threw 7.0 innings of shutout ball. The win gives the Swatters a 2-0 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round. Millieu delivered a quality start for Diamond City. The 6-foot-2 left-hander allowed no earned runs on 3 hits over 7 innings of work. "Dropper has got a slow heartbeat," said Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez. "He doesn't panic or anything." The next game is set to be played for Thursday, September 12th , 2318 at Red Rockets Stadium in Jamaica Plain. Game 3: Diamond City 7, Jamaica Plain 2 Diamond City Wins Association Semifinal Round The Diamond City Swatters made it look easy and are heading to the Association Championship Series. They have ousted the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets in a sweep, the final win coming by a 7-2 score, clinching the 3-0 series win. "Everything's clicking for us right now," said Teng Dgebuadze, who was named MVP for the series. Dgebuadze hit .667 with a .692 on-base percentage. He added 1 home runs, drove in 3 RBI and scored 4 runs. The Diamond City Swatters don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Vault 81 Dwellers - Southie Brews series. Southie leads the series 2 games to 1. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes. SCA: #3 Vault 81 Dwellers vs #2 Southie Brews Game 1: Southie 11, Vault 81 6 Association Semifinal Round Game 1 Goes to Southie, Thanks to Testerman The Southie Brews started the Association Semifinal Round in style, downing the visiting Vault 81 Dwellers at Gwinnett Brewery Park by a score of 11-6 to grab an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-5 series. Brews left fielder Huge Hugh Testerman was 1 for 3 with a home run and a walk, while scoring 2 runs and driving in 4. In the bottom of the sixth, Southie third baseman Mikita Sato had a productive at-bat. With the bases loaded and one out, Sato stroked a run-scoring single to left. It made the score 2-0, Southie. For the game, he went 2 for 4 with a double, while adding 2 RBI and scoring once. "It was offense that won us the game," said winning manager Austin Shuler. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston. Game 2: Southie 9, Vault 81 2 Southie Pins 9-2 Loss on Vault 81 The Southie Brews moved to within one game of the Association Championship Series, downing the visiting Vault 81 Dwellers at Gwinnett Brewery Park by a score of 9-2. Brews right-hander Brandon Sparrow had a strong outing in which he threw 5.2 innings allowing 1 run. The win gives the Brews a 2-0 advantage in the best-of-5 Association Semifinal Round. Gav Gidree helped his team take an early lead with a 2-run single. It came in the first inning, making the score 3-0, Brews. "It's nice to step up when your team needs you," said Gidree. Game 3 is scheduled for Thursday at CURIE Inc. Field in Boston. Game 3: Vault 81 9, Southie 0 Vault 81 Breaks Through for First Win in Association Semifinal Round; Now Trails 2-1 Already down in the Association Semifinal Round, the Vault 81 Dwellers put on their best show, beating the Southie Brews by a final score of 9-0. Zack Million was special. He threw 8.0 innings of shutout ball. Vault 81 now trails Southie 2-1 in the best-of-5 affair. Million, a native of Dover, New Hampshire, was dealing all game. He kept Southie hitters off-balance, while giving the Dwellers 8 quality innings. Million threw 108 pitches, allowing 4 hits and striking out 6. "My job is to throw quality pitches, go as deep as I can, and give us an opportunity," said Million. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at CURIE Inc. Field in Boston. Game 4: Vault 81 6, Southie 1 Raucous CURIE Inc. Field Crowd Propels Dwellers to 6-1 Victory; Series Tied at 2 The Vault 81 Dwellers and the Southie Brews will take the Association Semifinal Round to a decisive 5th game. In a must-win situation, the Dwellers beat the Brews, 6-1, at CURIE Inc. Field to force the series into what will essentially be a one-game playoff. Vault 81 right-hander Exxie Summerset had a big role in the win. He threw 8.2 innings of 5-hit ball. Summerset, who was born in Adams, Massachusetts, threw 97 pitches over 8.2 innings, while allowing 1 run. "For the most part, I made good pitches when I needed to," said Summerset. The next game is set to be played for Sunday, September 15th , 2318 at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston. Game 5: Southie 8, Vault 81 7 Southie Takes Association Semifinal Round in Deciding Game The Southie Brews and Vault 81 Dwellers put on a classic Association Semifinal Round that was in question until the final game. In the end, Southie won the deciding contest by a score of 8-7, to take the series 3-2. "It doesn't get much tighter than that. To win a series in the last game is a thrill," said Earthwind More, who earned series MVP honors for Southie. "Our guys are breathing a little easier now." For the series, More hit .389 with a .500 on-base percentage. He had 1 home runs, drove in 4 RBI and scored 5 runs. The Southie Brews will play against the Diamond City Swatters in the next round. Diamond City won their series against the Jamaica Plain Red Rockets 3 games to 0. The Association Championship Series schedule will be announced after the Association Semifinal Round finishes. CBO Playoff Tree Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-14-2026, 07:56 PM	#4445
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	CBO Playoffs 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 16 September 2318 CBO Association Championship Series Previews We are now down to four teams, and we must say that the two expansion teams are the biggest surprises, even though one is a #2 seed. Cambridge and Southie both took care of business versus tough opponents to get to their first Championship Series in team history. It could be an interesting Sole Survivor Series should both make it. Their opponents, Lexington in the NCA and Diamond City in the SCA, are teams use to winnings. The Synths are seeking their second Sole Survivor Series appearance, with their first coming in 2315. The Swatters have been there twice (2299 and 2300) and won them both. NCA: #5 Cambridge Coursers (68-62) vs #3 Lexington Synths (75-55) Season Series: Lexington 5, Cambridge 5 Overview: Lexington has to be pleased to not only battle through Concord and The Slog, but they also missed both Fort Hagen and Starlight in the playoffs. They get a hot Coursers team that also played well against them in the regular season. Looking at the lineups in Game 1, it appears that Cambridge has the more-talented team. Like always, we are expecting the Lexington to blow up at any point, but now we can see that OSA scouts give less credence to the Synths lineup than we do. Cambridge's LF Bubbler Mayhem (.332/26/89) is the highest-rated player from either side, and he had the numbers to support that high rating, including earning the Series MVP against the Killers. The Synths' pitching gets the top nod here, leading the NCA and CBO in runs allowed (494), NCA in Starters ERA (3.62), and NCA and CBO in Bullpen ERA (3.10). Ace Arron Noluh (10-12, 3.73) had the worst ERA of the three playoff starters. Cambridge was 3rd in runs allowed (587), 6th in Starers ERA (4.37), and 2nd in Bullpen ERA (4.13), but, though good, far behind the Synths. Prediction: The pitching is where we think this series is determined. While the season series was knotted, 5-5, we think the Synths take an early advantage and always hold the Coursers at length. Lexington 4, Cambridge 2 SCA: #2 Southie Brews (70-60) vs #1 Diamond City Swatters (74-56) Season Series: Diamond City 3, Southie 1 Overview: Every game in the regular season was close. The teams split in Diamond City with the Brews winning 3-2 and then the Swatters winning 2-0. In Southie, Diamond City took both, 7-5 and 5-3. Beachboy Nut dominated his two starts, allowing three earned run in 17.0 innings to go 2-0. His first start at home resulted in a complete-game, one-hit shutout. Diamond City has thrived on its pitching prowess, and that also showed itself by holding Jamaica Plain to four runs over three games. All three starters pitched well, with Nut giving up the most runs, 2. Southie is a team that depends on its offense to get it ahead in high-scoring affairs. In the series against the Dwellers, wins resulted in 11, 9, and 8 runs. On the two occasions where offense was not successful, Games 3 and 4, scoring just one total run in two games, Southie was blown out. Prediction: While the Brews' story is an interesting one, and many are pulling for them as an underdog on the season, a team that came out of nowehere, we think that dream dies here. The Swatters are loaded in a way that PAM was not able to see, but is obvious in just how well they pitch throughout the staff. We think this one ends early. Diamond City 4, Southie 1 Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-15-2026, 11:45 AM	#4446
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	CBO Playoffs 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 26 September 2318 CBO Association Championship Series Results NCA: Cambridge Coursers vs Lexington Synths Game 1: Lexington 5, Cambridge 1 Association Championship Series Game 1 Victory for Noluh and Lexington The Lexington Synths started the Association Championship Series in style, downing the visiting Cambridge Coursers at Super Duper Mart Stadium by a score of 5-1 to stake an early 1-0 lead in the best-of-7 series. Synths right-hander Aaron Noluh threw 7.1 innings of 4-hit ball. Noluh was in the zone, shutting down Cambridge hitters over 7.1 innings. Noluh, who threw 88 pitches, allowed 1 run on 4 hits. He also tallied 6 punchouts. "Aaron did a heck of a job," said Lexington manager Jon Castro. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington. Game 2: Cambridge 4, Lexington 2 Mayhem Blasts Synths, Coursers Take Game 2, 4-2 The Cambridge Coursers defeated the Lexington Synths, 4-2, in Game 2 of the Association Championship Series. Making an impact was left fielder Bubbler Mayhem, who went 2-4 with a home run, a double, and a walk. He scored 2 times and drove in 2. The win moves Cambridge into a 1-1 tie with Lexington in the series. The game was at a stalemate until catcher Clownie Blammo came to bat in the top of the ninth. Facing Lexington pitcher Hunter Kim, he hit a full count fastball for a 2-run single. It was a game-changer, putting Cambridge on top, 4-2. "We'll take some time to unwind," said Blammo, "and then get after it again." Game 3 is scheduled for Thursday at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Game 3: Lexington 3, Cambridge 2 Road Win Lifts Lexington to 2-1 Lead in ACS The Lexington Synths got a strong performance from pitcher Admiral Kelm, who stymied the Cambridge offense en route to a 3-2 win in Game 3 of the Association Championship Series. The Coursers could never get a bead on the right-handed Kelm, who threw 5.2 innings allowing 2 runs. The Synths now hold a 2-1 advantage in the best-of-7 series. Who knows how it might've ended, had it not been for Dude Lebowski? The Lexington left fielder had a run-scoring single in the top of the fifth inning to put the Synths on top, 3-2. For the game, Lebowski had 1 double and 1 single in 3 at-bats. "At the end of the day, it's always about your starting pitcher," said Lexington skipper Jon Castro. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Game 4: Cambridge 5, Lexington 1 Cambridge Win Evens Series at 2 The Cambridge Coursers took down the Lexington Synths by the score of 5-1 and moved into a 2-2 tie in the Association Championship Series. The largest share of the credit belongs to Cambridge starter Scooter Yaghmour, who threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball. Yaghmour, the Cambridge left-hander, went 7 innings, allowing 1 run on 4 hits. He collected 7 strikeouts. "Scooter pounded the strike zone and made good pitches when he needed to," said Cambridge manager Katt Daniels. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Game 5: Cambridge 4, Lexington 1 Watts Handcuffs Synths, Coursers Seize 3-2 Advantage in ACS Game 5 was big. So was Malik Watts. In leading Cambridge to a crucial 4-1 victory over the Lexington Synths at Cambridge Polymer Field, the Cambridge starter rose to the occasion, tossing 7 good innings. Watts threw 7.0 innings of 4-hit ball as the Coursers defended their home field to seize a 3-2 lead in the best-of-7 Association Championship Series. Watts gave Cambridge a solid start. The left-hander allowed 1 run on 4 hits over 7 innings. "I had pretty good command out there," said Watts. Game 6 is scheduled for Monday at Super Duper Mart Stadium in Lexington. Game 6: Cambridge 10, Lexington 8 Cambridge Wins Association Championship Series The Cambridge Coursers are riding high after winning the Association Championship Series and eliminating the Lexington Synths by a series score of 4-2. The final blow came tonight at Super Duper Mart Stadium, when Cambridge secured its spot in the Sole Survivor Series with a 10-8 victory. Cambridge took the lead for good in the top of the 4th on their way to the series victory. Trailing 6-5, Lexington pitcher Lyle Pine walked Bubbler Mayhem and Pro Jabonete to start the inning. Quincy Craggs then singled to load the bases. Ace O'Spades hit a sacrifice fly to tie the game, 6-6. Then . . . Clownie Blammo earned himself an award. blasting a three-run bomb that ultimately helped to send the Coursers to the Sole Survivor Series. "It feels good to put them away because we really didn't want to let them crawl back into this series," said catcher Blammo, who was named Series MVP. "A team like that, you need to bury them when you get the chance." Blammo certainly helped his team's cause, as he hit .455 with a .520 on-base percentage in the series. He also chipped in 3 home runs, drove in 7 RBI and scored 5 runs. The Cambridge Coursers don't know who they will face in the next round. They will play the winner of the Diamond City Swatters - Southie Brews series. Southie leads the series 3 games to 2. The Sole Survivor Series schedule will be announced after the Association Championship Series finishes. SCA: Southie Brews vs Diamond City Swatters Game 1: Southie 3, Diamond City 1 Road Win Lifts Southie to 1-0 Lead in ACS The Southie Brews powered past the hometown Diamond City Swatters, 3-1, in the opener of the Association Championship Series at The Great Green Jewel. Southie starting pitcher Jobe Christie threw 7.0 innings of 3-hit ball, to lead the charge. The Brews now lead the series 1-0. Mikita Sato, who is a two-time All-Star, had a direct impact on the outcome. Sato contributed a solo home run in the top of the sixth inning to put Southie up, 2-1. "I didn't leave too many pitches out over the plate," said Christie. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston. Game 2: Diamond City 3, Southie 0 Raucous The Great Green Jewel Crowd Propels Swatters to 3-0 Victory; Series Tied at 1 The Diamond City Swatters knotted up the Association Championship Series at The Great Green Jewel, thanks in large part to starter Dropper Millieu. Millieu quieted the Southie Brews, enabling Diamond City to grab the 3-0 win and move into a 1-1 tie in the best-of-7 series. Millieu was in the zone all game. He frustrated Southie hitters while giving the Swatters 7 innings of quality work. Millieu threw 95 pitches, allowing 3 hits and getting 6 punchouts. Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez commended his team for "banging out a nice win." Game 3 is scheduled for Friday at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston. Game 3: Southie 4, Diamond City 3 Brews Clip Swatters, 4-3, in ACS Contest With starter Quintus Navale leading the charge, the Southie Brews defeated the Diamond City Swatters, 4-3, in Game 3 of the Association Championship Series. The right-hander threw 5.0 innings of 3-hit ball at Gwinnett Brewery Park to help Southie take a 2-1 lead in the best-of-7 series. Stuff Lageman helped out the Southie cause in the bottom of the seventh inning with a run-scoring double. For the game, the pinch hitter was 1 for 1 with a double. "We're happy," Navale told reporters after the win. "When you're in the playoffs, you've got to treat every game like it could be your last." The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston. Game 4: Diamond City 5, Southie 0 Diamond City Wins to Pull Even With Southie The Diamond City Swatters knotted up the Association Championship Series at Gwinnett Brewery Park, thanks in large part to starter Macho Lopez. Lopez quieted the Southie Brews, enabling Diamond City to grab the 5-0 win and move into a 2-2 tie in the best-of-7 series. In his 94-pitch effort, Lopez allowed no runs on 4 hits over 7 innings. He walked 1 and struck out 6. "That was a really good outing by Macho," said Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Gwinnett Brewery Park in Boston. Game 5: Southie 6, Diamond City 4 Critical Game 5 Goes to Host Brews, 6-4 The Southie Brews needed some late heroics to do it, but ultimately emerged one game away from the Sole Survivor Series. The Brews needed 11 innings before taking the 6-4 win against the Diamond City Swatters in a walk-off at Gwinnett Brewery Park. Southie second baseman Gav Gidree was 2-4 with 2 home runs, while adding 3 RBI and scoring twice. The win gives the Brews a 3-2 advantage in the best-of-7 Association Championship Series. Southie got a knockout punch from Clean Blake Dean. The right fielder hammered a 2-run home run in the bottom of the 11th inning to win the game. It might've been his only hit, but it decided the outcome. "Our team found a way to get it done," said Dean. Game 6 is scheduled for Tuesday at The Great Green Jewel in Boston. Game 6: Diamond City 8, Southie 2 Arana, Swatters Wallop Brews in Game 6 of ACS The Diamond City Swatters and the Southie Brews will take the Association Championship Series to a decisive 7th game. In a must-win situation, the Swatters beat the Brews, 8-2, at The Great Green Jewel to force the series into what will essentially be a one-game playoff. Diamond City catcher Ramrod Arana went 2 for 3 with a home run, a double, and a walk, while scoring 2 times and driving in 3. In the bottom of the third, Diamond City first baseman Slob Zuzoric had a productive at-bat. With runners on 1st and 3rd and two out, Zuzoric stroked a 2-run double to center. It made the score 4-0, Diamond City. For the game, he was 1 for 4 with a double, while adding 2 RBI. "We didn't help ourselves, it's as simple as that," said losing manager Austin Shuler. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston. Game 7: Diamond City 4, Southie 1 Swatters Heading to Sole Survivor Series The Diamond City Swatters and Southie Brews held nothing back in an entertaining Association Championship Series that went the distance. In the end, it will be Diamond City advancing to the Sole Survivor Series, after a 4-1 triumph in the final game at The Great Green Jewel, to wrap up the series 4-3. The Swatters took the lead for good in the bottom of the 3rd. Tied 1-1 entering the inning, Vignar Graymane led off with a single off Jobe Christie and then stole second. With one out, Alex Bragman walked. Teng Dgebuadze then singled to load the bases. Slob Zuzoric followed with an RBI single that ended up allowing Bragman to also score on Clean Blake Dean's fielding error in RF. That made it 3-1, a deficit the Brews could never overcome as starter Macho Lopez and closer Machine Beard shut them out the rest of the game. Lopez was named Game MVP. He finished 2-1 in the series in three starts. The Swatters players celebrated jubilantly in their clubhouse after the game, while the scene was one of dismay on the opposing side for the Brews. Graymane was named series MVP for Diamond City. For the series, Graymane hit .370 with a .414 on-base percentage. He had 2 home runs, drove in 3 RBI and scored 6 runs. The Diamond City Swatters will play against the Cambridge Coursers in the next round. Cambridge won their series against the Lexington Synths 4 games to 2. The Sole Survivor Series schedule will be announced after the Association Championship Series finishes. CBO Playoff Tree Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-15-2026, 12:47 PM	#4447
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	Sole Survivor Series 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 27 September 2318 Sole Survivor Series: #5 Cambridge Coursers (68-62) vs #1 Diamond City Swatters (74-56) Season Series: Cambridge 2, Diamond City 1 June 1-3 @Cam: DC 8-4, Cam 12-4, Cam 8-4 Analysis For the second-straight season, we have a #5 vs #1 matchup in the Sole Survivor Series. Before that, it was #6 vs #3. That is a trend of three straight seasons where one team in the Sole Survivor Series had "road-field advantage" throughout the playoffs. Historically, there is only one precedent of the two teams here, and that playoff record is not that outstanding versus some other franchises. In the case of the Cambridge Coursers, this is not only their first appearance in the Sole Survivor Series but 2318 also marks their first victory in the playoffs in just their second appearance and their first series win to go along with their second and third series wins. Not only that, but the Coursers' defeated the CBO's top three teams as far as regular season standings are concerned. They now face the team with the CBO's fourth-best record. Defeating all four would be an accomplishment no other team has done on its way to a championship. No team has ever defeated the top three teams, either. Diamond City is the "capital" of the Commonwealth, and its baseball team (as well as the CBO and our BNN offices) now completely occupy The Great Green Jewel and the rest of the town moved on into the historical Fens. Over time, the Swatters have seen success, especially in the 2299 and 2300 seasons when they defeated Fort Hagen in the Sole Survivor Series. After seven straight appearances in the playoffs from 2298-2304, Diamond City disappeared for the next eight years. They are now in the playoffs for the sixth-straight year, and hope to return to that 2299-2300 form, also their only Sole Survivor Series appearances. The Swatters are the only team to have appeared in multiple Sole Survivor Series and remain undefeated. Technically, that is also true of The Slog, but the 2296 and 2297 Sole Survivor Series are not considered official as part of the CBO. Looking at the 2318 Cambridge team, we have to first state that the overwhelming definition of BNN's thoughts on them is "underdog." We wrote them off. You wrote them off. Everyone wrote them off but the Bobrov brothers, owners of the team and everyone down from them in the franchise, including manager Katt Daniels, who has been their only manager in team history despite some early down years. This season, Cambridge's offense lacked proficiency, finishing tied for 9th in the NCA in runs scored (623). There were still stars on offense, though, considering LF Bubbler Mayhem (.332/26/89) and CF Pro Jabonete (.341/18/88) occupy the middle of the lineup. For pitching, the numbers were not outstanding, though they were good. The Coursers were 3rd in runs allowed (587) and 6th in Starters ERA (4.37). Ace Scooter Yaghmour (12-13, 4.70) did not appear to have a good year. However, in the playoffs, he has been 3-1, 2.60, showing flashes of that 2315 Vim! Pitcher Award campaign. The bullpen was 2nd in ERA (4.13) with closer Monte Ward (27 SV, 3.97) leading the way. For the Diamond City squad, everyone looks at pitching, which is their strength, but the bats have some pop, too. The Swatters finished 7th in runs scored. SS Alex Bragman (.327/21/83) was the leading hitter in the regular season, but he has also been hot in the postseason, too, homering twice so far in 10 games, scoring eight, and driving in five. Rookie RF Teng Dgebuadze, a 4th-round pick out of of Greenfield College in 2316, has been even hotter, batting .351 with a double, two triples, a home run, seven runs scored, and seven driven in. For pitching, we know the Swatters rank among the best. Diamond City was 2nd in runs allowed (548) with the 2nd-best Starters ERA (3.80). All three playoff starters--Macho Lopez (15-12, 3.06), Dropper Millieu (7-5, 3.68), and Beachboy Nut (8-8, 3.71)--are capable of taking over a game. CL machine Beard (31 SV, 3.21) has been solid out of the bullpen, though there are some weaknesses on that unit. When comparing the lineups expected for Game 1, Cambridge may have even more advantages than we think. They already earned a pitching matchup advantage by playing six games in the NCACS, while the Swatters had to play seven in the SCACS. Diamond City has advantages at the 2nd and 5th slots in the lineup, but the Coursers have more advantages overall. This talent comparison has shown us something and taught us a lot about just how tough Cambridge had it in the Institute League in 2318. It is amazing they are the team standing but may actually be better than all the opponents they have faced, just not as exposed. The position vs position matchups look this way with a change in just naming the expected starters for the first three games in direct competition. These are based on OSA scouting ratings only, not 2318 productivity. Easy Town vs Quincy in order of players: Game 1 SP: Scooter Yaghmour > Dropper Millieu Game 2 SP: Freon McMahan < Beachboy Nut Game 3 SP: Malik Watts < Macho Lopez Top RP: Bullets Barnes > Heaven Fontenot CL: Monte Ward < Machine Beard C: Clownie Blammo < Ramrod Arana 1B: Frigate Magdaleno > Slob Zuzoric 2B: Arbor Creek < Chill Pillman 3B: Ace O'Spades < Hey Dentra Venski SS: Dave Clifford < Alex Bragman LF: Bubbler Mayhem > Todd Smithfield CF: Pro Jabonete < Vignar Graymane RF: Jim Geiger < Teng Dgebuadze Prediction Based on their standing, home-field advantage, and history, everything looks to be in Diamond City's favor. Well, not everything. Cambridge had more wins in the regular season and has some lineup matchups that could give them the upper hand. We keep underestimating the Coursers' ability, but they have shown through three rounds that they can be consistent and dangerous. And they are a hot team. We are flipping tables and going against all gut instincts here, picking a new champion to rise from the CBO stockpile. Cambridge 4, Diamond City 3 Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-15-2026, 04:42 PM	#4448
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	Season Pass Association ---------------------------------------------------------- Nuka News Update Reporting on the NWL and APL by Evan Guy 27 September 2318 NWL Awards Nuka King - Holotta Shaken took Nuka World League by storm this year, and he did it all at the age of 25. For his spectacular campaign, the Dark Bloodworms star has been named the 2318 Nuka World League Nuka King Award recipient. "To be considered amongst the best in the league is overwhelming," said the shortstop. On the season he compiled a .378 batting average to go with a .417 on-base percentage. The native of Northampton, Massachusetts also added 22 doubles, no triples, 9 home runs, 63 RBIs and 58 runs scored. He received 7 first place votes out of a possible 8. Doman Northsea of the Orange Tourists finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Everlast Barron of the Dark Bloodworms finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Holotta Shaken - Dark Bloodworms - 7 - 105 Doman Northsea - Orange Tourists - 1 - 72 Everlast Barron - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 61 Bitsy Blume - Wild Gatorclaws - 0 - 55 Ness Ninten - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 43 B.B. Raznjatovic - Orange Tourists - 0 - 42 Swayne Pringle - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 26 Bubba Shrimp - Orange Tourists - 0 - 25 Ali Adams - Cherry Ghoulrillas - 0 - 17 Conall Cra Bhuidhe - Quartz Star Force - 0 - 11 Elijah Bedford - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 10 Genius Jerry Kordic - Grape Painted Ghouls - 0 - 5 Nuka Cannon - With speculation about his retirement gaining steam last offseason, Painted Ghouls ace Kory DiLeva had something to prove. He proved it in award-winning style as he accepted the Nuka World League Nuka Cannon Award today. The veteran Grape hurler posted a record of 13 wins and 4 losses this year with a 2.94 ERA. In 19 starts he struck out 85 and walked 56 in 140.2 innings. He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Hoodoo Loulou of the Dark Bloodworms finished second in voting, while Longface Martinez of the Dark Bloodworms finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Kory DiLeva - Grape Painted Ghouls - 8 - 56 Hoodoo Loulou - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 29 Longface Martinez - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 27 Lefty Alvarez - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 11 Orion Sapunxiu - Grape Painted Ghouls - 0 - 6 Kyle Hein - Orange Tourists - 0 - 3 Oliver Oil - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 2 Mucky Timmons - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 2 Nuka Baby Bottle - All the votes are in for the Nuka World League Nuka Baby Bottle Award. The honor for 2318 has been presented to Bitsy Blume, right fielder for the Gatorclaws. He fashioned a .383 batting average, piling up 116 hits in 303 at-bats, 16 home runs, 32 walks, 58 RBIs and a .437 OBP. He received 6 first place votes out of a possible 8. B.B. Raznjatovic of the Orange Tourists finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Elijah Bedford of the Dark Bloodworms finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Bitsy Blume - Wild Gatorclaws - 6 - 36 B.B. Raznjatovic - Orange Tourists - 2 - 28 Elijah Bedford - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 7 Ruwee Naba - Wild Gatorclaws - 0 - 1 Nuka Thirst Zapper - Shee Annah was a calming influence out of the Grape Painted Ghouls bullpen this season. His teammates and manager said he had a poised demeanor about him that was typical of someone much older and more experienced. His poise has paid off, as the 24-year-old turned in a sparkling season and has been named the winner of the Nuka World League Nuka Thirst Zapper Award for 2318. The Manchester, Connecticut native won the award with 19 saves in 36 relief appearances, 33 strikeouts in 41 innings and a record of 3-2 to go with his 0.22 ERA. He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Rik Ogarkov of the Dark Bloodworms finished second in voting, while Brandon Porter of the Quantum Nukalurks finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Shee Annah - Grape Painted Ghouls - 8 - 40 Rik Ogarkov - Dark Bloodworms - 0 - 24 Brandon Porter - Quantum Nukalurks - 0 - 7 Rebel Cu - Victory Cave Crickets - 0 - 1 APL Awards MVP - At the age of 22, Jonathan Wynn of the Nuka Plant Electrics could very well have his best years ahead of him. It's a startling thought when you consider the year he had in 2318 was good enough to win the third baseman the Amusement Park League Most Valuable Player Award. "See the ball, hit the ball," he said. "That's my basic approach." The top hitter put up a .357 batting average this year, as well as a .408 on-base percentage. He played 60 games and racked up 84 hits, 20 doubles, 2 triples, 21 home runs, 53 RBIs and 51 runs scored. He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Jackton Simmons of the Nuka Plant Electrics finished second in voting, while Jaden Perdue of the Grandchester Flying Ants finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Jonathan Wynn - Nuka Plant Electrics - 8 - 112 Jackton Simmons - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 72 Jaden Perdue - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 51 Derrick Partlow - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 50 Stroll Circle - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 31 Bylt Apparel - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 30 Jon Brandys - Dunmore Ferris Wheels - 0 - 28 Poptop Grapeape - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 25 Aaron Reels - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 14 Dickie Roses - Nuka Jolly Elves - 0 - 14 Gohar Lambarjian - Nuka Jolly Elves - 0 - 13 Giggin Lovetap - Red Rocket Radrats - 0 - 11 Pussy Tibeau - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 9 Penguin Blackwell - Galactic Zone G-Force - 0 - 7 Dyeermud Ulta - Dunmore Ferris Wheels - 0 - 2 Daniel Wemp - Nuka Jolly Elves - 0 - 2 Bjorn Ekstom - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 1 Pitcher of the Year - The Grandchester clubhouse staff referred to him as "the kid" this season. Next year Cruise Bruiser will have to have a new nickname. He earned it after winning the 2318 Amusement Park League Pitcher of the Year Award. Bruiser made 10 starts this year, winning 7 and losing 1. He threw 58 innings, fanned 41, allowed 53 hits and 24 walks, while holding opposing teams to a .236 average as he logged an impressive 2.33 ERA. He ended up tied with Adolphus Murtry with 44 total votes and 4 first place votes. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Cruise Bruiser - Grandchester Flying Ants - 4 - 44 Adolphus Murtry - Nuka Bottling Plant Pack - 4 - 44 Lime Drake - Red Rocket Radrats - 0 - 16 Dosko Grasshopper - Nuka Bottling Plant Pack - 0 - 15 Jacob Marshmallow - Nuka Bottling Plant Pack - 0 - 11 Len Dahande - Junkyard Space Cadets - 0 - 3 August Morgueman - Galactic Zone G-Force - 0 - 2 Peter Bonerz - Grandchester Flying Ants - 0 - 1 Reliever of the Year - He may only be 25, but Eff Molerat of the Nuka Plant Electrics has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the Amusement Park League. The reliever was today named the APL Reliever of the Year Award winner for 2318. He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up 1 save in 18 relief appearances and 15 strikeouts in 21 innings. He had a record of 3-2 to go with his 2.14 ERA. He received 5 first place votes out of a possible 8. Orange Blossom of the Junkyard Space Cadets finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Mekhi Copeland of the Nuka Jolly Elves finished third with 1 first place vote. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Eff Molerat - Nuka Plant Electrics - 5 - 32 Orange Blossom - Junkyard Space Cadets - 2 - 21 Mekhi Copeland - Nuka Jolly Elves - 1 - 18 Manny Momo - Nuka Plant Electrics - 0 - 1 Nuka World - CBO The wait is over, and we know which team will be the CBO representative from the Bradberton-Nuka World region: The Nuka World Thrills. According to Sierra Petrovita-Bradberton, Nuka-Cola's Marketing VP and wife to Nuka-Cola owner John-Caleb Bradberton, the owners wanted the team name to be authentic to the theme park theme, something that sounded exciting, and something that would express the Nuka World brand without relying on the Nuka-Cola logo. A few team names as alternatives had combinations of being called either Bradberton or Nuka World as the location and finalists for the mascot included: Tycoons Caps Sippers Champions Coasters Anacondas Hubologists Cola Kings Kings Niftier than a Nickel Scragpies Brads Nukes Tentpoles Carcasses Bridge Flies Popups Masters of the Universe Ticketmasters Ringleaders Popmaize July 4 Born Apathetically Appropriate Alliterations Team logos and uniforms below: ---------------------------------------------------------- Vim! View News of the Vim! League and Its Affiliates by Jimmy Gresham 27 September 2318 Awards Galore! Jimmy here to give the rundown fo the named individual award winners for the 2318 season. We only have one more year of the Vim! League. It will be a sad year, but also the greatest season ever! MVP - Hazmatt Zuniga of the Far Harbor Ghoul Whales proved that you can step out of the shadows and onto the stage if you've got the talent and the drive to hone your skills. Hard work, long hours and a tireless resolve paid off for him today in the form of the Vim! League Vim! MVP Award. Zuniga hit for a .368 average while collecting 121 hits, 32 doubles, 4 triples, 26 home runs, 84 RBIs and scoring 86 times. He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Castor Puzzlemaker of the Echo Lake Harbormen finished second in voting, while Tick Garrett of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Hazmatt Zuniga - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 8 - 112 Castor Puzzlemaker - Echo Lake Harbormen - 0 - 72 Tick Garrett - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 62 Gus Hangman - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 45 Nosering Durian - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 44 Shoeboy Capellan - National Park Gulpers - 0 - 41 Galdrus Hlervu - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 41 John Swinton - Grand Hotel Atoms - 0 - 21 Cal Drogo - Grand Hotel Atoms - 0 - 19 Goodman James - Eden Meadows Anglers - 0 - 5 Wick O'Daughtery - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 5 Frankfurter Gifford - Echo Lake Harbormen - 0 - 3 Mader Sierra - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 2 Top Arm - When the name of Kap Kooke appeared on the Far Harbor lineup card in 2318, it was a virtual guarantee of a victory or at least a well-pitched game. For his brilliant performance this season he was named the Vim! League Vim! Top Arm Award winner today. He started 19 games, running up a 8-3 record and a 2.92 ERA. Kooke held opponents to a .249 average while striking out 105, walking 46 and allowing 122 hits in 129.1 innings of work. He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Fick Aragvsky of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished second in voting, while Honoree Gonpher of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Kap Kooke - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 8 - 56 Fick Aragvsky - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 32 Honoree Gonpher - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 21 D.P. Clark - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 10 Troll Perez - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 10 Zane Zorro - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 4 Darma Mollema - National Park Gulpers - 0 - 2 Tey How - Eden Meadows Anglers - 0 - 1 Fresh Face - The 2318 Vim! League Vim! Fresh Face Award has gone to Castor Puzzlemaker of the Echo Lake Harbormen. In his debut season he hit .376, drove in 77 runs and scored 69 times, while playing in 78 games. The 29-year-old newcomer also had 21 doubles, 1 triple and 26 home runs. He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Frankfurter Gifford of the Echo Lake Harbormen finished second in voting, while Honoree Gonpher of the Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Castor Puzzlemaker - Echo Lake Harbormen - 8 - 40 Frankfurter Gifford - Echo Lake Harbormen - 0 - 21 Honoree Gonpher - Dalton Farm Fog Crawlers - 0 - 6 Lettit Bee - Cranberry Island Hermit Crabs - 0 - 3 D.P. Clark - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 2 Vim! Refresh Reliever - He may only be 23, but Jhereg Battlement of the Grand Hotel Atoms has already established himself as one of the elite relievers in the Vim! League. The reliever was today named the VIML Vim! Refresh Reliever Award winner for 2318. He won the award with a strong year that saw him put up 21 saves in 39 relief appearances and 28 strikeouts in 40.2 innings. He had a record of 3-3 to go with his 3.10 ERA. He received 7 first place votes out of a possible 8. Buckyu Wing of the Cranberry Island Hermit Crabs finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Putt Putt Ashburn of the Far Harbor Ghoul Whales finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Jhereg Battlement - Grand Hotel Atoms - 7 - 38 Buckyu Wing - Cranberry Island Hermit Crabs - 1 - 26 Putt Putt Ashburn - Far Harbor Ghoul Whales - 0 - 6 Riff Tamson - Grand Hotel Atoms - 0 - 2 MDIL Awards MVP - When it came to hitting the baseball, Sebastian Meadows had few peers in the Mount Desert Island League this year. The gifted second baseman for Rayburn Point tagged opposing pitchers for a .364 average and was voted the Most Valuable Player Award for 2318. Included in his season stats were 84 hits, 14 doubles, no triples, 30 home runs, 57 runs scored and 65 RBIs. He received 8 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Tyler Cross of the Nucleus Radchickens finished second in voting, while CV Masterson of the Kitteredge Rad Rabbits finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Sebastian Meadows - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 8 - 112 Tyler Cross - Nucleus Radchickens - 0 - 72 CV Masterson - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 61 Indian Cumzaround - Brooke's Head Lights - 0 - 57 Doright Quannatorium - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 45 Cameron Reams - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 45 Dhal Green - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 0 - 32 Tommy Plympton - Kitteredge Rad Rabbits - 0 - 21 Bjorlam Heifwesse - Brooke's Head Lights - 0 - 14 Miguel Askew - Rock Point Barnacles - 0 - 7 Frank Roberts - Haddock Cove Engineers - 0 - 3 Amir Ross - Rock Point Barnacles - 0 - 3 Pitcher of the Year - Cohn Nice was overpowering this season for the Brooke's Head Lights and earned the 2318 Mount Desert Island League Pitcher of the Year Award for his efforts. In a standout year he went 7-0 in 10 starts with 48 strikeouts in 69.2 innings and a 2.71 ERA. He received 6 first place votes out of a possible 8. Fire Phil Bush of the Brooke's Head Lights finished second in voting with 2 first place votes, while Melvin Whiffin of the Rayburn Point Patcheyes finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Cohn Nice - Brooke's Head Lights - 6 - 50 Fire Phil Bush - Brooke's Head Lights - 2 - 38 Melvin Whiffin - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 0 - 20 Radd Roach - MS Azalea Shipwrecks - 0 - 19 Milek Dziedzic - Rock Point Barnacles - 0 - 6 Jason Collins - Cliff's Edge Actors - 0 - 3 Reliever of the Year - At the age of 22, Gustavo Yarbrough says he still has a lot to learn about life in Mount Desert Island League. But he certainly seems to be a quick study, as the Brooke's Head Lights reliever was better than all others this year and has captured the 2318 Mount Desert Island League Reliever of the Year Award. "I hope to win this a few more times before all is said and done in my career," the Ashland, Massachusetts native said. For the season, Yarbrough had 3 saves in 18 relief appearances, which totaled 24. He fanned 15 betters, while walking 5 and put up a record of 1-0 to go with his 0.75 ERA. He received 7 first place votes out of a possible 8. Bujold Unworthy of the Haddock Cove Engineers finished second in voting with 1 first place vote, while Shed Garvey of the Rayburn Point Patcheyes finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Gustavo Yarbrough - Brooke's Head Lights - 7 - 38 Bujold Unworthy - Haddock Cove Engineers - 1 - 17 Shed Garvey - Rayburn Point Patcheyes - 0 - 16 Big Dumb Bill Smith - Cliff's Edge Actors - 0 - 1 Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-16-2026, 08:10 PM	#4449
ayaghmour2 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Mar 2018 Posts: 3,132	Cambridge's run has been impressive, why should it stop now? I think they're going to pull it off

04-17-2026, 04:57 PM	#4451
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	Sole Survivor Series 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 5 October 2318 Classic Sole Survivor Series Ends; Swatters on Top The 2318 season has come to a close with the Diamond City Swatters defeating the underdog Cambridge Coursers, 4 games to 2. It is the Swatters' third Sole Survivor Series championship, but their first since 2300. "Eleven years," Series MVP Todd Smithfield said between gasps after getting up from a pile-on. "I have been in DC for 11 years. This is the top!" Smithfiled hit .385 with 4 home runs and 6 RBI. Raul Esparza, who has been a part of all three championships, thanks to his time in Diamond City from 2298-2318, had a few thoughts. "This may be it for me, I don't know," Esparza said. "I do know that I am 39 and will now get my third ring with this team. I honestly didn't expect it to happen again after 2300." Esparza pitched in two games in the Sole Survivor Series, allowing no runs on two hits with a strikeout in 1.1 innings. "This feels nice," Swatters team star Alex Bragman said. "I didn't start here. I was with Starlight at first, but all my CBO days have been here. I love playing in The Great Green Jewel. I am so happy that we were able to win the Series here in front of our fans and all of the Commonwealth." Bragman led the team by hitting .407 in the playoffs but had no home runs despite leading the team and finishing 9th in the CBO with 27. Diamond City went 3-1 in one-run games in the Series, with pitching being the only "tell" in a difference like that. Sole Survivor Series: Diamond City 4, Cambridge 2 Game 1: Diamond City 5, Cambridge 4, 11 inn. Walkoff Double Wins Game One in 11 The Diamond City Swatters took the first game of the Sole Survivor Series in dramatic fashion, topping the Cambridge Coursers, 5-4, in an extra-inning walk-off win. Swatters left-hander Dropper Millieu threw 6.0 innings of 5-hit ball. The decisive blow was delivered by Hey Dentra Venski in the bottom of the 11th when he hit a 2-run double off 23-year old right-handed pitcher Bullets Barnes to win the game for Diamond City. The home crowd went nuts. The win was set up when Heaven Fontenot, pitching and relief, had to bat with two outs and no one on base. He singled, leading to the eventual game-winning, walkoff double "I'm just looking to see the ball, hit the ball," said Venski. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at The Great Green Jewel in Boston. Game 2: Cambridge 10, Diamond City 7 Magdaleno Blasts Swatters, Coursers Take Game 2, 10-7 Cambridge first baseman Frigate Magdaleno was the difference-maker for the Coursers in what turned into a shootout with the Diamond City Swatters. Magdaleno earned accolades after going 4-for-5 in the 10-7 Coursers win. With the victory, the Coursers moved into a 1-1 tie in the best-of-7 series. Pro Jabonete came through with a big-time hit for Cambridge. The center fielder smacked a 3-run home run in the top of the ninth inning to give his team the lead, 10-7. It was his only hit, but it was clutch. "You know, at the end of the day, it's about who scores the most runs," said Cambridge manager Katt Daniels. Game 3 is scheduled for Monday at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Game 3: Diamond City 8, Cambridge 2 Pillman, Swatters Wallop Coursers in Game 3 of SSS Riding the 2-hit performance of second baseman Chill Pillman, the Diamond City Swatters got a road win against the Cambridge Coursers, 8-2, in Game 3 of the Sole Survivor Series. Pillman went 2 for 4 with a home run and a walk, while adding 5 RBI and scoring once for the Swatters, who now lead the best-of-7 series, 2 games to 1. With the game tied, 1-1, in the top of the sixth, Pillman had a key at-bat for Diamond City. With the bases loaded, Pillman hit a grand slam home run off Freon McMahan, making the score 5-1, Swatters. "My job is to go out and play as hard as I can for the Swatters," said Pillman. The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Game 4: Diamond City 7, Cambridge 6 Almost There: Diamond City On Cusp of Sole Survivor Series Triumph After 7-6 Win Riding the 2-hit performance of left fielder Todd Smithfield, the Diamond City Swatters got a road win against the Cambridge Coursers, 7-6, in Game 4 of the Sole Survivor Series. Smithfield went 2 for 3 with a home run and a walk. He drove in 2 runs and scored once for the Swatters, who now lead the best-of-7 series, 3 games to 1. Slob Zuzoric came through with a big-time hit for Diamond City. The first baseman smacked a 3-run home run in the top of the ninth inning to give his team the lead, 7-6. It was his only hit, but it was clutch. Coursers manager Katt Daniels did not take questions after the game, telling assembled reporters that he would hold a press conference "if and when we win the Sole Survivor Series." The next game is set to be played tomorrow at Cambridge Polymer Field in Cambridge. Turning Point: Assuming Game 5 would go the same way with the Coursers taking that game, Game 4's 9th inning proved to be the point where the Swatters could take the Series. Trailing 6-3 entering the top of the 9th, Diamond City decided to get offensive. With Monte Ward on the mound, Ramrod Arana started with a solo home run to cut the lead to two. After a fly out and strike out, Alex Bragman singled, followed by a single by Teng Dgebuadze. Slob Zuzoric then hit a three-run home run to give the Swatters the lead. Game 5: Cambridge 3, Diamond City 2 Coursers Clip Swatters, 3-2, in SSS Contest Malik Watts was not about to watch an opponent celebrate a championship on his home field. The left-hander pitched the Cambridge Coursers to victory at Cambridge Polymer Field, staving off the Diamond City Swatters, who remain one game away from a title. Watts threw 6.0 innings allowing 2 runs. The win cuts the series deficit for the Coursers to 3-2 in the best-of-7 series. John Cluff drew 1 walk for Cambridge. With two out and the game tied in the bottom of the seventh inning, Cluff, who is rated as the 21st best prospect by BNN, had a clutch at-bat. Facing Diamond City hurler Ted Iam, he drew a walk, driving in 1 run to give the Coursers a 3-2 lead. Cambridge manager Katt Daniels called it "a good, solid win." Game 6 is scheduled for Friday at The Great Green Jewel in Boston. Game 6: Diamond City 5, Cambridge 4 It's Over! Diamond City Defeats Cambridge It was all about winning for the Diamond City Swatters -- and win they did. There was nothing fancy in how they went about it, players said, they just prepared mentally and physically and then went out and played baseball. "We did the little things right and we did the big things right," said left fielder Todd Smithfield, who was named series MVP. "Now we're the league champions." Diamond City defeated the Cambridge Coursers by a score of 5-4 at The Great Green Jewel to take the series 4-2. Slob Zuzoric's 8th-inning solo home run proved to be his second game-winning homer of the series. This time, it clinched the Series. "Sometimes you get lucky and sometimes you make your own luck," said Diamond City manager A-Juan Rodriguez. "We got lucky a few times, but mostly we did the right things by being prepared for each game and playing the game the way it's meant to be played." Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-18-2026, 03:43 PM	#4452
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	October 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 14 October 2318 CBO Offseason While this offseason will not bustle as next offseason, when four new teams* join the CBO, as well as the four minor league teams per new team, it is still an important one. We know that next offseason, the NWL and Vim! Leagues will fold into the CBO to become a part of the Greater Boston Rookie League. We feel as though the CBO teams becoming the parent club of those teams will retain only stadium, name, and uniform rights, while all of the Season Pass Association players become free agents, though there has been no announcement. Let's just explore a few things we know are coming before we focus on the shift from 2318 to 2319. The CBO plans to maintain the four league system, thus each league gets one franchise. The announced information is thus that the following leagues will get the following teams: Brotherhood - Far Harbor Fog Institute - Nuka World Thrills Minutemen - Cape Cod Mirelurks Railroad - Providence Super Mutants Details on minor league affiliates are still coming in, with the expected shifts in affiliations, locations, and minor league levels starting to take place wholesale sometime after the draft through early 2319 and then again following the 2319 season. The CBO is trying to get the top levels, especially the New England League and the Massachusetts Minor League to expand their borders. Some cities expected to be in the NEBL are based on a settlement population survey conducted in 2315. From those results, the ten largest population centers by town/city in New England include: 1. Boston as the obvious most-populated city center and also includes multiple CBO teams 2. Worcester (studies into future expansion are already taking place) 3. Providence 4. Bradberton-Springfield 5. Hartford, CT 6. Bridgeport, CT 7. Cambridge 8. Lexington 9. Manchester, NH 10. Quincy Speaking of other short-listed future expansion possibilities (please note: there is no current plans for further expansion), here are some thoughts. Worcester is mentioned as a place to add an extra franchise or move a team struggling financially. Some of the small-market teams are always on the brink. There has been some shift in markets since we last reported. On the daily basis, most fan bases are local, so population centers are important, thus why locations like Abernathy Farm and Finch Farm could not sustain long-term. Other locations that we think could eventually move to larger population center include: Sunshine Tidings - Low population center overall. In proximity to Concord, which also has a large enough population center and team. Lowest attendance in the CBO (which determined this order). Nordhagen Beach - Owner Emogene Cabot seems to like money, and moving the Party Boys could provide more of that. The population in Winthrop competes with the Brotherhood of Steel HQ at Boston Airport. With the close proximity of two teams, both get hurt by lower revenue, though their games against each other tend to have high attendance. Egret - Also a low population center. While the population has expanded farther out from being right up against Egret Tours Marina, the settlement of Egret does not have much more room for expansion compared to places with more established infrastructure. Jamaica Plain - JP is a large enough population center, but the attendance is pretty poor even with a good team in recent years. While we thing that JP is less likely to relocate compared to the three named above, it is a possibility. Since owner Kasumi Nakano has a connection to Maine, it would be a wonder if Portland would be in contention for this franchise. Easy Town - As mentioned with Nordhagen Beach, one of the Boys or Assaultrons may eventually go. Even with a recent championship, the Trons have a hard time getting a large crowd on hand since many of the residents in the area are members of the Brotherhood of Steel. Even Winthrop and the Easy City Downs racetrack and gambling center seems to associate more with Nordhagen Beach. Majority team owner Deb Merchant was associated with Bunker Hill before purchasing the Easy Town franchise, so there is no allegiance to Easy Town. Offseason Moves There were a large number of retirements and releases in both players and front office personnel throughout the CBO. Here is the list of retirees with big names bolded and one bolded and enlarged: Sunday, October 6th , 2318 Vault 81 Dwellers: Retired #6 in honor of Joe Rathmann Sr.. Vault 81 Dwellers: RF Joe Rathmann Sr. retired from professional baseball. Diamond City Swatters: RP Raul Esparza retired from professional baseball. Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Reed Botti retired from professional baseball. County Crossing Bloodbugs: Retired #37 in honor of Wick Prater. Quincy Granites: CL Wick Prater retired from professional baseball. Sunshine Tidings Chemists: RP Jamie Collins retired from professional baseball. Diamond City Swatters: SP Aaron Demps retired from professional baseball. Diamond City Swatters: RP Ted Iam retired from professional baseball. Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: Retired #96 in honor of Derek Green. Nahant Celtics: SP Derek Green retired from professional baseball. Quincy Granites: SP Chris Teddybear retired from professional baseball. Starlight Killers: Retired #13 in honor of Whokill Poole. Starlight Killers: SP Whokill Poole retired from professional baseball. Spectacle Island Reapers: RP Josh Calvit retired from professional baseball. Vault 81 Dwellers: 2B Chris Connexx retired from professional baseball. Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: Retired #18 in honor of Ugio Church. Nordhagen Beach Party Boys: SP Ugio Church retired from professional baseball. Starlight Killers: Retired #11 in honor of Digger Vadim. Bunker Hill 75ers: SP Digger Vadim retired from professional baseball. University Point Deathclaws: Retired #11 in honor of Barker Cocoa. University Point Deathclaws: 1B Barker Cocoa retired from professional baseball. Quincy Granites: Retired #1 in honor of Baywatch Fischler. Quincy Granites: RF Baywatch Fischler retired from professional baseball. Roxbury Rad Sox: RP Jack Arasmith retired from professional baseball. Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Mel Gorgeous retired from professional baseball. Salem Witch Hats: SP Aimer Doghair retired from professional baseball. Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Retired #21 in honor of Eugene Gym. Sunshine Tidings Chemists: SP Eugene Gym retired from professional baseball. Quincy Granites: RP Joe Hanson retired from professional baseball. County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Bendy Barman retired from professional baseball. The Slog Ghouls: C Silvam Fourteen retired from professional baseball. Quincy Granites: SP College Luckyman retired from professional baseball. County Crossing Bloodbugs: SP Shaak Ti retired from professional baseball. Goodneighbor Hancocks: SP Hard Cohen retired from professional baseball. Lexington Synths: 2B Rabbit Forest retired from professional baseball. Starlight Killers: CF Willy Mazehaze retired from professional baseball. The Slog Ghouls: RF Baktu DaWell retired from professional baseball. Vault 81 Dwellers: Retired #17 in honor of Stu Gains. Vault 81 Dwellers: CF Stu Gains retired from professional baseball. Jamaica Plain Red Rockets: SP Quest Dawg retired from professional baseball. Vault 81 Dwellers: SP Ryan Goodpryce retired from professional baseball. Cambridge Coursers: SS Ant DeLong retired from professional baseball. LF Jesus Church retired from professional baseball. Vault 81 Dwellers: RP Capstone Goofson retired from professional baseball. RP Justin Amidon retired from professional baseball. RF Danny Faraday retired from professional baseball. Goodneighbor Hancocks: RP Exec Horton retired from professional baseball. RP Austen Austin retired from professional baseball. RF Cool Carl Davis retired from professional baseball. 2B Tommy Grubb retired from professional baseball. SP Ghost Kyudalson retired from professional baseball. RP Dummy Potluck retired from professional baseball. 3B Sun Crockett retired from professional baseball. RP Jason Costcaps retired from professional baseball. Sunshine Tidings Chemists: Retired #5 in honor of Ross Merchantman. RP Closecall Zamora retired from professional baseball. C Plump Jack Korson retired from professional baseball. 3B Oleg Veers retired from professional baseball. 2B Justin Tootles retired from professional baseball. RP Ray Rowe-Varone retired from professional baseball. LF Knife Bowie retired from professional baseball. RP Kyle Forte retired from professional baseball. 2B Luke Skyy retired from professional baseball. RP Young Ryan Young retired from professional baseball. 3B Zero Nought retired from professional baseball. LF Pudding Ohnderitz retired from professional baseball. RP Omari Rahmings retired from professional baseball. C Garth Invader retired from professional baseball. RP Frumdeep Fathoms retired from professional baseball. RP Grubby Gazook retired from professional baseball. RP Henry J. Wadsworth retired from professional baseball. RP Bloomberg Sendavio retired from professional baseball. SS Push Em Lazzeri retired from professional baseball. Diamond City Swatters: 1B Percy Powerplant (A South Portland) retired from professional baseball. RP Ley Buckberger retired from professional baseball. RF Xavier Bell retired from professional baseball. RP Bad Moon Davila retired from professional baseball. LF Curt Cheater retired from professional baseball. RP Burly Brad Hill retired from professional baseball. Bunker Hill 75ers: 1B Elmo Noske (A Abernathy) retired from professional baseball. County Crossing Bloodbugs: 1B Rufin Jurek (A Eastlake) retired from professional baseball. LF Pruner Brown retired from professional baseball. Fort Hagen Silver Shroud: Team Trainer David Rosseau retires. Starlight Killers: Team Trainer Chase Mash retires. Starlight Killers: Hitting Coach Willie Weirdhand retires. Egret Ninjas: Team Trainer Ramon Arteaga retires. Salem Witch Hats: Scouting Director Josh Milhoan retires. The Slog Ghouls: General Manager Dan Dall retires. The Slog Ghouls: Bench Coach Travis Mendoza retires. Nahant Celtics: Hitting Coach Dane Denley retires. Oberland T-51s: Team Trainer Kaz Majsterek retires. Lexington Synths: Team Trainer Alroy Higgins retires. Hitting Coach George Evers retires. Hitting Coach John Johnson retires. Manager Dick Tricky retires. Hitting Coach Beverly Hills Johnson retires. General Manager Mover Rodriguez retires. Manager Brian Learned retires. Manager Coffee Kupp retires. Hitting Coach Devon Doll retires. Pitching Coach Steve de Pitts retires. Hitting Coach Boomstick Barbosa retires. First Base Coach Scott Moeller retires. Pitching Coach Gabryjel Medina retires. Manager Jason Highway retires. Pitching Coach Jaylin Day retires. Pitching Coach Jame Functionary retires. First Base Coach Justin Gunsmith retires. General Manager Brian Straus retires. Pitching Coach Matt Cronk retires. First Base Coach Tipitino Funny retires. Hitting Coach Eddie Can retires. General Manager Cory DaRoad retires. Pitching Coach Wylee C. Yotay retires. College Draft Outlook With the draft less than a month away, we want to start focusing on what scout's think is a really good class overall with lots of players expected to premier in the CBO within the next three seasons. Some are expected to be on CBO rosters to begin 2319. Scouts have settled on their current ranking of talent. While we at BNN have ranted and raved about the three pitchers, and we still believe this is a much-needed strong pitching class, they still see position players going heavy early. In the Top 5, the current expectation of picks is: 1B Bear Jones, Tufts; SP Arcade Anderson. Northeastern; 1B Ryanab Costello, Vermont Tech; C Cade Atombride, Acadia College; and C Guffy Verizon, Bunker Hill. Here are the Top 5 teams in the 2318 draft and where we think they may go based on team needs and scout ratings: 1. County Crossing Needs: OF, SP, RP Our thoughts: If 1B Jones really is the top pick, he will be taken despite 1B Scott Eacott being perhaps the Bloodbugs' best current player. Eacott could be an All-Star. but Jones could be a legend. If things even out and looking at top talent by OSA ratings, Both CFs Javon Lambert and Taco Dobson do have an "elite potential" rating. We think, though, that SP would be the more likely need-based pick with Arcade Anderson as the most-pro ready elite-level prospect or youth leaguer, Eagle Eye Hayes, getting the call as someone we believe could be an all-time great with the likes of Nut and Lalosh. Our initial call: SP Arcade Anderson 2. Quincy Needs: SP, C, 3B Our thoughts: Of course, Anderson, Hayes, or Cap Anson could go here, but we had another thought with the assumption that County Crossing goes pitcher first: 3B can be less of a need with a change. Current 1B, Dodge Squallbender, is capable as a 3B. Moving him there and then drafting a 1B stud could solve their 3B need situation right away. This is where we think Jones makes a better choice. He would solve some of the power-hitting woes of the Granites and slots in immediately in the 3rd or 4th spot. Quincy does not get their pitcher yet, but there are some good options that will be around in the 2nd and 3rd rounds. Our initial call: 1B Bear Jones 3. Sunshine Tidings Needs: SP, SS Our thoughts: The Chemists are a young team, so they may have some of their pieces in place. Pitcher is one place that they do not have those pieces, so pitching is the best option. They could also upgrade the SS position, though Down Home Dahl (.348/5/16) handled the job well in limited time (56 games, 23 starts). The draft pool is not heavy on can't-miss SS prospects, so finding a better option for Dahl does not appear to be at the #3 spot. CYL's Boston Harbor s Average Joe Wilson could work towards becoming a SS, but scouts believe that he will be moved to 1B and focus on his power hitting instead of defense at the next level. The reality is that the Chemists will probably turn their eye to Hayes, or one of the other potentially elite pitchers, including Anson, SP Rhubarb Coombs, SP Envy Cockburn, and SP Pattie Harborman. Our initial call: SP Eagle Eye Hayes 4. Nordhagen Beach Needs: RP, 2B, SP, C, SS, 3B Our thoughts: The Party Boys are the neediest team, and they will likely be picking #1 in 2319. They can look forward to SP Graham Cracker Fontenot of Elms College, RF Old Blue Sandoval of Narragansett U, SP Starlight Ball of the Salem Werewolves, or SP Bryce Yaag of the Truro Hatchlings. That's 2319, though. In 2318, we sincerely think that the Boys should take the highest-rated players. Assuming that the first three picks are Anderson, Jones, and Hayes, there are still a lot of strong options. The catcher position then becomes interesting here. Scouts believe that Acadia College's Atombride is a late-bloomer whom they expect to be the best catcher in this draft when time has passed. That may be a risk, so youth options Guffy Verizon of Boston Common and Carl Ireland of Lexington. Ireland's teammate, 2B Boob Willis, could also be a player the Boys fall in love with. Well, we have to make a decision, so we will go with . . . This could also be the third pitcher picked as we predict will happen. Anson or Coombs would probably play well here. Our initial call: C Guffy Verizon 5. Bunker Hill Needs: RP, RF Our thoughts: We think that Bunker Hill is decently talented. Pitching was not great, but they tried to address the position during the 2318 season by acquiring Jacques Of'ten from the Party Boys. Relief pitching is still bad, but that position is not being addressed with the 5th pick. That leaves outfield as a position of need. Ruby Randle, the 19th-overall pick in 2315, may be that person, but he has not shown it yet in three seasons with the organization. Of course, Esau Babz started as a RF, the position he played when teammates with his twin brother, Eden, with the Weymouth Locksmiths. Moving Babz to RF and drafting the top CF is the option we think is best for the 75ers. That is why we are turning our attention to the top OF prospect, Javon Lambert of the Barrington Chess Knights. Lambert has been a solid hitter throughout his time with the Chess Knights. He also has shown flashes in the outfield. Scouts think he may fit best in LF, but he does have the speed and range to play CF. LF Steven Shin of Boston College Prep and CF Taco Dobson of Danvers are other options. Dobson is similar in probably moving out of CF in the pros, and he does offer more power potential for a team looking to build up the home run potential on their roster. Dobson is second all-time in career home runs (121) in the CYL. Home runs are something the 75ers are actually good at, so our choice is on the other parts of the team needed: hitting for average, basepath speed, and solid defense. Our initial call: CF Javon Lambert Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-18-2026, 09:06 PM	#4453
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	October 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 21 October 2318 CBO Awards NCA Hitter - Jacob Tarberry, the talented Malden third baseman, certainly made his name known among North Charles Association hurlers this season. He hammered them for 171 hits, 42 doubles, 3 triples, 28 home runs, 106 RBIs and scored 101 times. That kind of output made him the choice for North Charles Association Nuka-Hitter Award for 2318. He received 15 first place votes out of a possible 28. Esau Babz of the Bunker Hill 75ers finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Nauseous Revere of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Jacob Tarberry - Malden Grognaks - 15 - 324 Esau Babz - Bunker Hill 75ers - 12 - 310 Nauseous Revere - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 205 Eden Babz - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 194 Red Jay Jones - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 1 - 190 Bubbler Mayhem - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 80 Finnan Hunt - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 79 Donnie Gray - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 70 Packs Ton Kling - Lexington Synths - 0 - 58 Gavin Deux-Gas - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 45 Callahan Barton - Concord Radstags - 0 - 43 Kasumi Goto - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 36 Two Shoes Rivera - Concord Radstags - 0 - 8 Floren Habern - Malden Grognaks - 0 - 4 Pro Jabonete - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 4 Chris Tardy - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 2 SCA Hitter - What a way to finish off the year -- being honored with the 2318 Nuka-Hitter Award in the South Charles Association. It had already been a very special season for Vault 81's Pockets Wrench, but today's announcement really put the icing on his cake. All season long Pockets Wrench gave opposing pitchers fits by hitting .331 as he collected 157 hits, 42 doubles, 3 triples, 31 home runs and 121 RBIs. He received 24 first place votes out of a possible 28. Alex Bragman of the Diamond City Swatters finished second in voting with 4 first place votes, while Rock Rampage of the University Point Deathclaws finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Pockets Wrench - Vault 81 Dwellers - 24 - 372 Alex Bragman - Diamond City Swatters - 4 - 271 Rock Rampage - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 213 Dynamo Bynes - Spectacle Island Reapers - 0 - 176 McMack Bingham - Atom Cats - 0 - 174 Phil Brodie - FHE Yao Guai - 0 - 133 Tre' Morgueman - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 127 Sascha Foss - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 74 Deez Phantom - Egret Ninjas - 0 - 31 Enigma Montgomery - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 30 Kevin Cauthen - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 16 A-Train Gilmore - Egret Ninjas - 0 - 14 Aaron Squire - Southie Brews - 0 - 11 Ken Debate - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 5 Sluggo Luge - University Point Deathclaws - 0 - 3 Brandon Larsonist - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 2 NCA Starter - Paul Stains of the Salem Witch Hats had a fine season and has been rewarded with the North Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award for 2318. The Witch Hats ace fashioned an ERA of 2.74 as he won 17 games, dropped 5, fanned 226 and gave up 42 walks in 242.2 innings of work. He received 18 first place votes out of a possible 28. Mercury Morris of the Starlight Killers finished second in voting with 10 first place votes, while Nuke Laloosh of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Paul Stains - Salem Witch Hats - 18 - 166 Mercury Morris - Starlight Killers - 10 - 142 Nuke Laloosh - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 81 Scooter Harcourt - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 30 Buzzcut McDonald - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 30 Freon McMahan - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 14 Hyand Lowe - Lexington Synths - 0 - 9 Admiral Kelm - Lexington Synths - 0 - 4 SCA Starter - The Egret Ninjas have a rising superstar or maybe even a budding Hall-of-Famer in the making. It's Mike Searocker, this year's South Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award selection. This blossoming hurler wowed fans, peers and sportswriters with a fabulous performance. Searocker compiled a 14-6 record in 33 starts, tallied 149 strikeouts in 214.1 innings and recorded a 2.77 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .220 batting average against him. He received 19 first place votes out of a possible 28. Macho Lopez of the Diamond City Swatters finished second in voting with 9 first place votes, while Sarthis Idren of the Oberland T-51s finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Mike Searocker - Egret Ninjas - 19 - 169 Macho Lopez - Diamond City Swatters - 9 - 139 Sarthis Idren - Oberland T-51s - 0 - 50 Zack Million - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 47 K-9 Creep - Atom Cats - 0 - 38 Jobe Christie - Southie Brews - 0 - 27 Hot Lips Houlihan - Glowing Sea Radscorpions - 0 - 4 Make Money - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 2 NCA Manager - Bryan Pingree celebrated a successful season with the Starlight Killers by hosting team officials and select media at a Starlight area first-class eatery. But when he first came to town, the 2318 North Charles Association Manager of the Year was met with a good measure of skepticism. "Very few people believed in our ballclub when I got here. It just goes to show you that a bunch of talented ballplayers playing together can make any old manager a genius," a modest Pingree joked, not fully recognizing his own stature in the baseball community. However, baseball journalists duly noted his managerial skill as he skippered the Killers to a 77-53 record this year and a first place finish in the North Charles Association Institute League. SCA Manager - A-Juan Rodriguez, skipper of the Diamond City Swatters, was voted 2318 South Charles Association Manager of the Year and accepted the award earlier today. He guided Diamond City to first place in the South Charles Association Railroad League with a 74-56 record. "I'm very happy about this," he said at the press conference. "But I'm more happy about what my boys did on the field. They battled their butts off for me all year. They should get the credit." NCA Rookie - What a season it was for Easy Town's Donnie Gray in this new star's first year in the North Charles Association. He put together a year that earned him the 2318 Red Rocket Rookie Award. The 26-year-old first baseman crunched some good numbers with a .351 batting average and a .419 on-base percentage to go with his 25 home runs, 88 RBIs and 83 runs scored. He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. DJ Shark of the Starlight Killers finished second in voting, while Kicks Stannard of the Cambridge Coursers finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Donnie Gray - Easy Town Assaultrons - 28 - 140 DJ Shark - Starlight Killers - 0 - 52 Kicks Stannard - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 25 Hyand Lowe - Lexington Synths - 0 - 12 Good Breath Supply - Nahant Celtics - 0 - 11 Ian Tankengep - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 11 Casan Evans - Salem Witch Hats - 0 - 1 SCA Rookie - Phil Brodie made quite a name for himself in his rookie year. The FHE second baseman brought home the 2318 Red Rocket Rookie Award today in recognition of his performance. Brodie played in 125 games, batted .334, collected 155 hits in 464 at-bats, 16 home runs, 79 RBIs, 70 runs scored, 48 walks and compiled a .402 OBP. He received 28 first place votes, as a unanimous winner. Nathan Done of the Vault 81 Dwellers finished second in voting, while Teng Dgebuadze of the Diamond City Swatters finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Phil Brodie - FHE Yao Guai - 28 - 140 Nathan Done - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 74 Teng Dgebuadze - Diamond City Swatters - 0 - 16 Derek Cureall - Goodneighbor Hancocks - 0 - 11 Mogens Rideout - Atom Cats - 0 - 11 NCA Positional Hitters - Hardware was handed out today to the North Charles Association hitters who showed the best offensive performance at their respective position. They are all "extraordinary Commonwealth Baseball Organization contributors," according to a statement from the league commissioner. The BosCom Positional Hitter Award winners for 2318 are: Pitcher David Lunchtime (Salem Witch Hats) .302/.318/.326, 43 AB, 57 wRC+, -0.3 WAR Catcher Red Jay Jones (Fort Hagen Silver Shroud) .355/.382/.607, 420 AB, 26 HR, 153 wRC+, 4.4 WAR First Baseman Donnie Gray (Easy Town Assaultrons) .351/.419/.602, 399 AB, 25 HR, 4 SB, 168 wRC+, 4.2 WAR Second Baseman Finnan Hunt (Easy Town Assaultrons) .337/.401/.485, 511 AB, 4 HR, 57 SB, 110 R, 138 wRC+, 6.2 WAR Third Baseman Jacob Tarberry (Malden Grognaks) .375/.474/.664, 456 AB, 28 HR, 101 R, 106 RBI, 8.6 WAR Shortstop Nauseous Revere (Fort Hagen Silver Shroud) .340/.430/.542, 459 AB, 13 HR, 32 SB, 161 wRC+, 7.5 WAR Left Fielder Bubbler Mayhem (Cambridge Coursers) .332/.383/.573, 485 AB, 26 HR, 1 SB, 148 wRC+, 3.6 WAR Center Fielder Esau Babz (Bunker Hill 75ers) .335/.394/.663, 498 AB, 41 HR, 38 SB, 111 R, 108 RBI, 6.7 WAR Right Fielder Kasumi Goto (Bunker Hill 75ers) .315/.415/.596, 394 AB, 29 HR, 4 SB, 165 wRC+, 4.0 WAR SCA Positional Hitters - The smiles were wide today as Commonwealth Baseball Organization named its BosCom Positional Hitter Award winners for the South Charles Association. These players were the best offensive performers at their respective positions for the year. The winners are: Pitcher Jules Alder (Goodneighbor Hancocks) .432/.432/.568, 37 AB, 153 wRC+, 0.5 WAR Catcher Hax Kim (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets) .319/.440/.537, 229 AB, 13 HR, 1 SB, 160 wRC+, 2.8 WAR First Baseman Dynamo Bynes (Spectacle Island Reapers) .330/.427/.596, 445 AB, 31 HR, 6 SB, 168 wRC+, 4.8 WAR Second Baseman Phil Brodie (FHE Yao Guai) .334/.402/.519, 464 AB, 16 HR, 2 SB, 146 wRC+, 5.0 WAR Third Baseman Tre' Morgueman (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets) .287/.383/.517, 453 AB, 21 HR, 20 SB, 139 wRC+, 4.7 WAR Shortstop Rock Rampage (University Point Deathclaws) .342/.394/.556, 477 AB, 24 HR, 18 SB, 147 wRC+, 5.9 WAR Left Fielder Ken Debate (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets) .275/.350/.503, 465 AB, 26 HR, 22 SB, 128 wRC+, 2.8 WAR Center Fielder Enigma Montgomery (Glowing Sea Radscorpions) .285/.377/.424, 467 AB, 13 HR, 46 SB, 118 wRC+, 4.5 WAR Right Fielder Pockets Wrench (Vault 81 Dwellers) .331/.403/.629, 474 AB, 31 HR, 2 SB, 121 RBI, 6.9 WAR NCA Reliever - Wizard Albutt said he thinks hitters often underestimate him, as he's only 23 years old. But he'll certainly be getting a lot more respect now, as the Starlight Killers rising star has won the North Charles Association Fallon's Reliever Award for 2318. He captured the award on the strength of his 2.48 ERA over 58 innings. He also had 28 saves in 52 relief appearances, 62 strikeouts and only 13 walks. He received 23 first place votes out of a possible 28. Crazylegs Jones of the Malden Grognaks finished second in voting with 5 first place votes, while Carter Hall of the Nahant Celtics finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Wizard Albutt - Starlight Killers - 23 - 130 Crazylegs Jones - Malden Grognaks - 5 - 58 Carter Hall - Nahant Celtics - 0 - 37 Hunter Kim - Lexington Synths - 0 - 20 Josh Mcnatty - Salem Witch Hats - 0 - 4 Surge Jowle - Lexington Synths - 0 - 3 SCA Reliever - The South Charles Association Fallon's Reliever Award for 2318 has been bestowed on Vault 81 Dwellers relief specialist Chunky Soopland. The 27-year-old bullpen ace, out of Hartford, Connecticut, nailed down the award with 36 saves in 54 relief appearances, 52 strikeouts in 58 innings and a record of 2 wins and 4 losses to go with his 2.17 ERA. He received 16 first place votes out of a possible 28. D.C. Washington of the FHE Yao Guai finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Bang Bang Sweetman of the Vault 81 Dwellers finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Chunky Soopland - Vault 81 Dwellers - 16 - 116 D.C. Washington - FHE Yao Guai - 12 - 108 Bang Bang Sweetman - Vault 81 Dwellers - 0 - 19 Awesome Tony Fox - Jamaica Plain Red Rockets - 0 - 7 Ryan Roberson - FHE Yao Guai - 0 - 2 NCA Defenders - It's been said that the best offense is a good defense. That's why contending teams are always looking to improve on the defensive side of the game. Keeping runs from scoring is just as good as driving them in. The top fielders have been chosen in the North Charles Association for 2318. Here are the Corvega Top Defender Award winners: Pitcher Red Eagle (Easy Town Assaultrons) Catcher Clownie Blammo (Cambridge Coursers) First Baseman Two Shoes Rivera (Concord Radstags) Second Baseman Finnan Hunt (Easy Town Assaultrons) Third Baseman Tommy Whitetiger (Lexington Synths) Shortstop Dave Clifford (Cambridge Coursers) Left Fielder Rock Mobley (Fort Hagen Silver Shroud) Center Fielder Eden Babz (Easy Town Assaultrons) Right Fielder Thatch Heard (Salem Witch Hats) SCA Defenders - "Ball hawk" is a good name for the members of the defensive elite, the players who make leather shine. The fielders who crashed the wall, leapt in the air, and dove in the hole better than any others during 2318 have been tabbed as the South Charles Association's Corvega Top Defender Award winners. Here are this year's best: Pitcher Exxie Summerset (Vault 81 Dwellers) Catcher Crass Brad Crusty (Goodneighbor Hancocks) First Baseman Duncan MacCready (FHE Yao Guai) Second Baseman Tuft Davis (Egret Ninjas) Third Baseman Tre' Morgueman (Jamaica Plain Red Rockets) Shortstop Poncho Picasso (Glowing Sea Radscorpions) Left Fielder Bumpy Redfern (Spectacle Island Reapers) Center Fielder Jurgen Windcaller (Oberland T-51s) Right Fielder Pockets Wrench (Vault 81 Dwellers) CBO Draft: Five College Players to Watch We mentioned a few college players in last week's draft preview of the Top 5 picks. This week, we will take a look at five more top college players in addition to the players mentioned last week. Just a note, youth league players are much more highly rated as a group. 1. 1B Ryanab Costello, Vermont Tech - The three-year starter for the Maples, Costello helped to lead his team to the playoffs all three seasons. He hit .407 in his junior (final) season with 21 home runs and 49 RBI. Scouts love his ability to hit for power and see him as a middle-of-the-lineup addition to any team he plays for. The lefty is a decently-good 1B, so he can be an everyday player. 2. SP Pattie Harborman, Hartford - While the Hawks of Hartford University have yet to make the playoffs, than can be proud of the development of Harborman. Harborman became a SP after leaving the Sandwich Screamers of the CYL as a reliever. In three seasons with the Hawks, Harbormen just went 25-15 with a 2.99 ERA, including recording 452 strikeouts in 403.0 innings. Scouts consider his fastball and curve to be CBO-quality, so he should be able to make it at least as a reliever in the CBO. He is getting better and better at controlling where his pitches go, and scouts love that he truly has a "next pitch" mentality. 3. 2B MJ Saw, Massachusetts Maritime - The first of two Buccaneers considered to be 1st-round worthy, Saw is a talented infielder who has looked really comfortable in the CCBL at 2B. He can also [play SS or 3B in a pinch, so he is a defensive utility man. On offense, Saw was among the team leaders in all three Triple Crown categories for the Atlantic Sound Conference champions. Saw can hit for power, but he can also swipe bases, accumulating 28 stolen bases in his two seasons with MAMU. 4. SP Diddy Balcome, Massachusetts Maritime - While he is not likely to go in the 1st round when compared to some of the other pitchers, the Bucs' Balcome has show flashes of greatness. Scouts are excited about what his slider brings to the league. Balcome's low potential comes in his control. CBO pitchers would either hold off on the bad pitches or blast away those that go dead center. Should he learn to control his pitches, scouts are sure that he can break into a starting rotation. 5. RF Aethan Fry, Greenfield College - Like Saw, Fry only played two seasons with the Greenies, sitting out completely during his freshman season. He has since been a two-year starter for Greenfield College. Scouts think he is a rising potential star but are realistic that Fry may be taken in the 3rd round at earliest. Scouts think that full development makes him a good, not great, CBO player who will be good enough at the plate and in the outfield to play every day. Edit: 4/23/2026 - Because of the glitch, I re-ran the post Sole Survivor Series sim. Two of the winners, both from the NCA, ended up changing. Stories below: NCA Hitter - Bunker Hill's Esau Babz put the wraps on a fine campaign today by winning the 2318 North Charles Association Nuka-Hitter Award. The 24-year-old veteran scorched the opposition with a .335 average, picking up 167 hits, 32 doubles, 4 triples, 41 home runs and 108 RBIs, while scoring 111 runs. He received 17 first place votes out of a possible 28. Jacob Tarberry of the Malden Grognaks finished second in voting with 8 first place votes, while Nauseous Revere of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third with 3 first place votes. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Esau Babz - Bunker Hill 75ers - 17 - 331 Jacob Tarberry - Malden Grognaks - 8 - 292 Nauseous Revere - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 3 - 215 Red Jay Jones - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 201 Eden Babz - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 176 Bubbler Mayhem - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 111 Donnie Gray - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 71 Packs Ton Kling - Lexington Synths - 0 - 66 Kasumi Goto - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 47 Gavin Deux-Gas - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 45 Finnan Hunt - Easy Town Assaultrons - 0 - 36 Callahan Barton - Concord Radstags - 0 - 29 Pro Jabonete - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 17 Two Shoes Rivera - Concord Radstags - 0 - 9 Chris Tardy - Bunker Hill 75ers - 0 - 4 Jannar Arbor - Concord Radstags - 0 - 1 Zap Mast - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 1 NCA Starter - The Starlight Killers have a rising superstar or maybe even a budding Hall-of-Famer in the making. It's Mercury Morris, this year's North Charles Association Vim! Pitcher Award selection. This blossoming hurler wowed fans, peers and sportswriters with a fabulous performance. Morris compiled a 17-7 record in 32 starts, tallied 175 strikeouts in 222 innings and recorded a 2.51 ERA. Other clubs managed only a .236 batting average against him. He received 16 first place votes out of a possible 28. Paul Stains of the Salem Witch Hats finished second in voting with 12 first place votes, while Nuke Laloosh of the Fort Hagen Silver Shroud finished third. Player - Team - First Place - Total Points Mercury Morris - Starlight Killers - 16 - 160 Paul Stains - Salem Witch Hats - 12 - 148 Nuke Laloosh - Fort Hagen Silver Shroud - 0 - 84 Scooter Harcourt - County Crossing Bloodbugs - 0 - 34 Buzzcut McDonald - The Slog Ghouls - 0 - 24 Hyand Lowe - Lexington Synths - 0 - 12 Freon McMahan - Cambridge Coursers - 0 - 11 Admiral Kelm - Lexington Synths - 0 - 3 Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms Last edited by StLee; Today at 06:55 PM. Reason: Corrections

04-19-2026, 10:17 AM	#4454
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	October 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 28 October 2318 CBO Draft Preview We are just over a week away from the 2318 Rookie Draft, with the pool of 3456 players awaiting word if they will be one of the 560 players selected. This week, we are going to look at some high level youth league (CYL) players who were not discussed in the Top 5, but are possible picks in the Top 10. This season's draft is considered CYL-heavy for the available talent with many more CYL players predicted to go early than CCBL players. Here are five we're watching starting in 2319. 1. 1B Grizz Cunningham, Littleton Beasts - Cunningham saw a productivity drop off in 2318 after hitting 32 bombs in 2317. Part of that was that pitchers pitched around him more, evidenced by the 42 walks in 2318. Cunninghman has been consistently good, though, and scouts think that he could develop into an elite power hitter. He is also good at 1B and could play anywhere in the infield in a pinch due to his strong throwing arm. 2. C Griff Hope, Plymouth Hunters - Guffy Verizon is the catcher getting the most attention, but two on this list shows that teams needing catcher prospects will have plenty to choose from. Hope is one of those prospects who appears to be the most well-rounded. What he is not is a power hitter, racking up just 21 in four seasons in Plymouth. He did finish with a .420 batting average splitting time with another talented catcher in Snoopy Barron. Hope is also a good defensive catcher, though he is much better handling and framing pitches than throwing out runners. 3. 2B Florante Lisao, Nauset beach Lurk Hunters - Lisao is someone you would call a surprise power hitter. He finished tied for 7th all-time in home runs (110), just 17 behind the all-time leader Sluggo Luge. In the past two seasons with the Lurk Hunters, he hit 33 and 35 homers, respectively. Scouts think that he will be a great SLG hitter and think that could raise him into the Top 10. He is a pretty good 2B and could slide to 1B if needed. 4. SP Mad Dog Waqanitoga, Kittery Skippers - One thing will hold back a very talented pitcher in Waqanitoga: health. Scouts have expressed that the talent is there but the body may not hold up. Especially concerning is that Waqanitoga missed time in 2318 with back issues. When he is on the mound, though, he can reach 100 MPH with a killer fastball. He has a four-pitch repertoire with really good forkballs and sinkers. Batters hit over the top a lot and hit a lot of easy grounders to 2B and SS. Waqatinoga finished 18-8 with a 2.20 ERA in 43 career starts and 270.0 innings pitched with Kittery. He struck out 317 batters and walked 33. His ratio of 1.10 BB/9 is the all-time best in CYL history. 0.39 better than Mister Burns (2304-2305) as the 2nd-best. 5. C Carl Ireland, Lexington Minuteboys - While Hope is not a power hitter, Ireland most certainly is. Scouts think that he will be among the best of catchers in home run totals. He may not be Red Jay Jones level, but Ireland is still expected to bat in the middle of the lineup at whichever level he plays. In four seasons with the Minuteboys, the 6'9" Ireland saw his home run numbers climb from 12 his freshman season to 27 his senior season for 80 total. He is also a good defensive catcher with a strong arm to throw out runners at a decent rate. He will be an everyday player in the CBO sooner than later. More of the draft pool's top prospects: CBO Top Ten Prospects, 2318 Offseason Now that the season has finished, it's time to look forward to the future, and what better way than to look at the brightest future stars of the league, courtesy of BNN. This year, 18 year-old CF Walker Cress of the Concord Radstags is the #1 prospect overall. Here is the top 10: 1) CF Walker Cress, 18, Concord Radstags 2) C Peter Krenwinkel, 19, Bunker Hill 75ers 3) C Rad Malina, 18, Glowing Sea Radscorpions 4) LHP Stlee Jensen, 22, Easy Town Assaultrons 5) RF Edan O'Dwyer, 20, Lexington Synths 6) 2B Heady Stepniewski, 18, Spectacle Island Reapers 7) LHP Key Nam, 20, Sunshine Tidings Chemists 8) SS Early Duvet, 19, Diamond City Swatters 9) RHP Talley O'Reilly, 18, Sunshine Tidings Chemists 10) RHP Alex Moon, 22, Malden Grognaks CBO Offseason News We are still awaiting some of the changes to take place. Commissioner Jason LaRue did not allow players from the entering CCBL and CYL leagues to enter the draft, citing that none of the 10 incoming CCBL institutions nor any of the 12 incoming CYL teams had players scouted to be drafted in the 20 rounds. Speculation is that scout time was devoted to the currently 3456 players in the draft pool for the current CCBL and CYL teams. Apparently, this class is so good that scouts did not seek out "diamonds in the rough." They are content with the current talent pool. What we do know is that there will be plenty of movements sometime after the draft into early 2319 season. Apparently, the CBO is rearranging some of its minor league affiliations with a lot of that movement coming this offseason and then completing a lot more following the 2319 season to set up for the four new franchises. Some of the things we have gotten word on so far is this: The Slog has announced a uniform change that will scrap the same uniforms they used since 2296. We expect to see the uniforms around draft time. All we got word of is that the team is adding a third color, black, to its dark moderate blue and white colors. There are a few relocations of minor league teams. Thus far, we know of three: Castle Strength (Southie) -> Concord, NH and now the Capital City Conquerors. Winchester Bashers (Diamond City) -> Amherst, MA and now the Amherst Bashers Neponset Park Criticals -> Peabody, MA and now the Peabody Criticals Supposed realignment of minor league divisions will take place in January. CBO Stats 2318 Here are the final stats for offense and defense in the CBO. Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-19-2026, 05:50 PM	#4455
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	November 2318 BNN Report News from the CBO, Minors, CCBL, and CYL by Nat Wright-Kawolski 4 Novermber 2318 DRAFT!!!! We will come to you on Wednesday morning with the results of the draft. This is the last of our previews on the 2318 crop. This time, we will take a look at the OSA Mock Draft and what we think about what we are seeing. We will break down the top ten picks mentioned, noticing a few changes. We will also look at the surprises (ratings risers by OSA standards). #1 County Crossing - 1B Bear Jones, Tufts University - We do not think the Bloodbugs need Jones' bat as much as they need a true ace to take over the rotation. However, there is no doubt about Jones' talent and his ability to blast a bunch of balls into the stands. In other words, we think the Bugs may go in a different direction, but Jones is a consensus #1 in almost any season. #2 Quincy - SP Arcade Anderson, Northeastern University - This is our top pitcher and overall player in the draft. Quincy just won a Sole Survivor Series. They may be in a perfect position to get back there by adding Anderson to the rotation. He would slot in to the 2nd or 3rd starter in the rotation immediately. A must-pick! #3 Sunshine Tidings - C Cade Atombride, Acadia College - We said that this is a CYL-heavy draft, so where are they? Atombride is an interesting rising prospect, showing some change late in the 2318 campaign that suddenly turned scouts in his favor. That was despite being the backup catcher for the Minks and appearing in only seven games. Something outside of baeball caused him not to follow up his 2317 season. That also made scouts drop him, but now he may be #3 overall? We are not sure why. His build? We will see how accurate this prediction is. We also disagree with OSA's pick here when the Chemists already have a stud catcher prospecy in Austin Sapia, who probably becomes the full-time starter in 2319. #4 Nordhagen Beach - LF Steven Shin, Boston College Prep - The first CYL player comes off the board and addresses one of the Party Boys' many needs. While he will take time to make it to the CBO, Shin has a lot of power potiential and may ne a regular 25 home runs hitter eventually. #5 Bunker Hill - SP Eagle Eye Hayes, Marblehead Mess - Hayes was truly dominant, including going 13-0 with a 1.31 ERA during his senior season with the Mess. Hayes has the chance to be a rare CYL-to-CBO player. However, where does he pitch if the 75ers take him this season. The 75ers will not be drafting this high for awhile, so maybe taking the best player available would be their strategy. Hayes seems to be that player here as our 2nd-rated player overall. #6 University Point - RF Deadtree Wallatello, Boston College Prep - Wallatello is not as highly-rated as some peers, so he is another wrench in the mock. He had pretty good stats but has not projected to be a top ten pick at all, and we would be surprised to see him this high. #7 Spectacle Island - 1B Ryanab Costello, Vermont Tech - Costello is only behind Jones in 1B talent and we can see him going early. He will never be the force Jones is, but he is consistent and is good at getting on base (.500 OBP in three years with the Maples). #8 Oberland - C Guffy Verizon, Boston Common Baby Bellies - Verizon is a great defensive catcher who can hit for some power. He will not be in the middle of a lineup, but his defensive abilities will make him an everyday option. Racky Westheim will probably retire in 2319, and the T-51s have no solid catcher prospects. Verizon would be a great pick here and where we would expect the first catcher to be taken. #9 Salem - SP Eye Anson, Franklin Pierce University - Anson is another prospect we are crazy about. Scouts think he has true ace capabilities, though maybe not quite as good as Anderson and Hayes. Scouts think that Anson could develop four pitches that have equal devastation, something he could use to keep hitters off balance for 6+ innings. #10 Nahant - 1B Fortunato Cask, Chicopee Galaxy - Cask is an interesting prospect. While he is projected at 1B, he identifies at 3B. He does not have great power for a 1B, but he does have great contact potential. Scouts think that he can get into the .250/15 range of ability soon, so he as a CYL player could premier as early as 2320. Other pick we're watching closely: #14 Roxbury - SP Rhubarb Coombs - The definitive fourth-best pitching prospect in the 2318 draft. #23 The Slog - 2B Boob Willis - Willis could be a lot better than people think. While he will need some time to fully grow into his body, Willis could be the something special the Ghouls need to overcome the IL in the playoffs. Well, eventually. We doubt that happens in 2319. Second Round #9 Salem - C Carl Ireland - Ireland may actually be the best catcher in the draft, so if he drops to the 2nd round, some team will benefit. OSA thinks that team is the Hats. Second Round #17 Goodneighbor - 2B Neaner Sheni - Sheni is the type of player you put as leadoff and just let him go. He can hit for average, steal bases, and cover lots of infield space. Sheni could be a steal at this spot. Third Round #2 Quincy - 1B Dimmy Suciu - Suciu came on in 2318, jumping from 9 homers to 30. Scouts wonder if he has a much lower ceiling than some of his peers, thus dropping him to the 3rd round, but he could be an everyday 1B from the 3rd round. Quincy would benefit from two great picks. Third Round #18 Egret - CF Anatoli Knazev - Knyazev is an interesting speed prospect, though he ran a lot less in his senior season. He has blazing speed and covers a lot of ground in the OF. Scouts think he will bat at the top of the order and start at LF once he is fully developed. Fourth Round #12 Easy Town - C Breslan O'Sullivan - Another interesting catcher prospect. He is a jack of all hitting trades, meaning he will be decent but not great. He is also a pretty good defensive catcher, giving O'Sullivan a chance to make it big in the CBO. Fourth Round - 2B Sandor Mountain - A 6'4" 2B with great range and lanky arms to reach out even more, Mountain is an interesting prosect. He needs a lot of work in improving his bat, but when he makes it, he could hit for decent average though his home run numbers may never be great. Attached Images __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-19-2026, 08:37 PM	#4456
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	Dang. Something glitched with my draft and there is no log, no transactions, and no records in the player "Complete History." It does show up in the draft history and on the player card that they were drafted, but I think I need to revert back to my backup save a month before. It sucks, but something is wrong. If it happens again, well, then, I will think about what I will do with this save. __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-20-2026, 06:32 PM	#4458
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	Two bright sides. One . . . not. One, I always backup on the first day of the offseason. Therefore, this only set me back a month. I had a few rolls for stats boosts that I would have to redo. Not that big of a deal. Two, on simming ahead, the draft worked as expected. I also noticed that the award winners are not predetermined! There were some different winners, so I may update that post. The not-so-bright side: none of the team/league logos loaded up from the backup. So I have to manually reset all logos? Uniforms, caps, and pants all still seem to be loaded. Looking for a way to mass update all logos. I would guess it is somewhere. If that works, I will make a complete backup save and then sim that backup save ahead to see if I run into anymore problems. I hope this save can last many, many years! __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms

04-21-2026, 05:36 PM	#4459
StLee Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: NC Posts: 5,134	Note to self when doing this for real: Take your time! In my recovery simulation, things seem to be working. I am in 2320 and have expanded the league. However, I have made some mistakes in the setup, so I need to pay attention to that! I successfully accidentally deleted my AAA league when intending to delete the APL (congrats, the APL got promoted for my test sim!). I also forgot to expand the league until the day before the rookie draft. That resulted in the expansion draft happening after the rookie draft. The good news is that everything seems to be working much better! That is the most important takeaway. I will sim a little more and then start moving into setting up the 2318 offseason matters more. I am busy until May 8 with end of the semester business, but I will always squeeze in CBO time! If I can help it, my weekends will not be busy just because I will probably not work! __________________ Fan of LSU sports (especially baseball and football), New Orleans Saints, New Orleans Pelicans, and Atlanta Braves (Dale Murphy for the HOF!). Current dynasties: Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization Completed dynasty: Fallout: New Vegas' Mojave Baseball League Uniforms: My custom uniforms