Fallout 4's Commonwealth Baseball Organization

[OrangeP47]

Originally Posted by StLee

I could not see the image and my firewall did not like the direct link.

It was the simpsons "Stop Stop He's already dead!" meme.

[StLee]

Originally Posted by OrangeP47

It was the simpsons "Stop Stop He's already dead!" meme.

Nuka News Update

All the news you need about Bradberton and Nuka World

by Evan Guy

13 March 2299 - NWL's Quartz Star Force Ship Haftel to Grape

The first trade in NWL history was announced today at a press conference in Quartz. Not satisfied with their current roster, the Quartz Star Force general manager shook things up by acquiring 20-year-old RHP Dwight Halverson from the Grape Painted Ghouls for 22-year-old LF Matt Haftel.

"We're a better team now," Star Force general manager Justin Hurst said. "We've added several pieces to the puzzle."

13 March 2299 - NWL Announces the Cola Cup

The Nuka World League's John-Caleb Bradberton announced today that the NWL would host its own tournament beginning one week from today, Monday, March 20, that would run through Sunday, March 26. All eight teams will participate in the double elimination tournament with the first two teams out playing one additional 7th place game and the next two out playing one additional 5th place game.

Teams will be selected randomly for their spot in the bracket. Locations have been announced as follows:

March 20-21: Home fields of Quantum and Victory.
March 22 + 24: Home fields of Grape
March 23: Home field of Cherry (Includes 7th place game)
March 24-26: Home field of Orange (Includes 5th place game)

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH TOURNAMENT



#7 Salem 4 vs #2 Oberland 3

Mike Castillo's three-run, 5th-inning home run made the difference as the Witch Hats knocked off the CBO's second-best team from 2298. Tyler Spronk hit a solo home run in the 4th to drive in Salem's first run to tie the game, 1-1, at the time. Chris Milteer had three hits, including a double, walked once, and scored once for the best performance by a T-51s player.

#11 County Crossing 4 vs #3 Abernathy 11

The Abernathy scored five in the 1st inning and added six more in the 7th in the blowout win. Po Greenzone was 3 for 5 with a double, a home run, two runs, and four RBI. Austin Engill hit a three-run home run in the 1st. Four different Abernathy batters scored two runs apiece. Five different batters had at least two hits, including winning pitcher Joe Penaltybox.

#10 Vault 81 6 vs #4 Warwick 4

A back-and-forth affair went to the Dwellers by scoring the game's last two runs. Josh Mustang gave up four runs, two earned, on seven hits with two walks and eight strikeouts. Knud Bather drove in three runs for the Dwellers. Deer Quickwalker was 2 for 4 with a double, a run, and two RBI. Warwick, along with the loser of Game 9 in the Battle for the South Tournament became the first two teams out.

BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH TOURNAMENT



#10 Finch Farm 8 vs #2 Fort Hagen 6

The Four Leafs pulled off an upset for the second-straight time as they knocked off the Silver Shroud due in large part to a five-run 1st inning, knocking starter Matt Hope out of the game with just 0.2 innings pitched. Game MVP Joe Mahaney was 3 for 5 with a double, a run, and two RBI. Bruce John had two hits with two RBI. David Driftwood knocked in three for Fort Hagen.

#6 Concord 3 vs #3 Diamond City 4, 10 inn.

Wayne Lacy hit a two-out double and then scored when Concord left fielder Dan Erb misplayed a Wally Warwick line drive, allowing Lacy to score on the error for the bumbleoff win. Allen Bishop had three runs, including a double, and scored a run for the Swatters. Josh McIntyre had three hits for the Radstags, including an RBI.

#7 Egret 10 vs #4 Nordhagen Beach 4

The Party Boys joined the #4 seed Warwick as the first two teams out, as the Ninjas jumped up early on them. Kyle Boohoo was 4 for 6 with two home runs with three runs and four RBI. Seldomly-used Dan Crowchaser hit a 9th-inning, two-run home run for the Party Boys in the blowout loss.

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH TOURNAMENT



#6 FHE 7 vs #8 University Point 4

Hose Wallcrawler hit two home runs, including a three-run blast in the 5th inning to lead the Yao Guai over the Deathclaws. He finished 2 for 4 with a walk, three runs, and four RBI. Jukebox Luttrell went 2 for 4 with a double, a home run, a run, and two RBI for University Point.

#9 Lexington 2 vs #11 County Crossing 3

With two outs in the bottom of the 9th, Josh Noggin doubled and then scored when Tattoo Woolf's squibber was fielded by the Synths' catcher Mike Davidson and then sailed into right field. Before reaching on the blunderoff error, Woolf was 3 for 3 with a double. Zach DiGrande earned game MVP honors for the Bloodbugs by allowing two earned runs on six hits with four walks and six strikeouts in 6.0 innings.

#12 Atom 4 vs #2 Oberland 11

The T-51s used big innings, scoring four in the 5th and five in the 8th to pull away from the Cats. Jonathan Abern was 3 for 5 with a triple, Oberland's only extra-base hit of its 14 total, with two runs and four RBI. Ed Tarberry was 3 for 4 with a home run, two runs, and two RBI for the Cats. Five T-51s had at least two hits.

BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH TOURNAMENT



#11 Roxbury 2 vs #9 Jamaica Plain 8

After falling behind 2-0 in the top of the 1st, the Red Rockets scored seven in the first three innings for an early 7-2 lead. Chris Teddybear pitched a complete-game win, allowing two earned runs on 10 hits with 11 strikeouts. Rookie catcher Ayag Mour was 3 for 4 with a home run, a run, and three RBI. Matt Ratican was 3 for 4 for the Knuckle Punchers, including a double.

#8 Starlight 10 vs #6 Concord 4

Trailing 4-2 entering the top of the 6th, the Lady Killers got deadly, scoring eight runs to surge ahead. Nine different players combined for Starlight's 11 hits. Glenn Higinbotham had the best numbers, going 2 for 5 with a double, a run, and two RBI. Ricky Ticky Laughy drove in two runs for Concord.

#5 Quincy 3 vs #2 Fort Hagen 4

The Shroud's Derek Green allowed three earned runs over 6.2 innings on four hits with four walks and eight strikeouts. Quincy scored two runs in the top of the 7th to cut into a 4-1 deficit but could not tie it up after starting off behind 4-0. Three different Fort Hagen players hit home runs to score all of their runs: David Driftwood (two-run home run), Jim Tiller, and Mark Miller. Ben Pettinato hit two doubles for the Gunners.

[StLee]

Today in the CBO

News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

14 March 2299 - Costantino Unavailable Due to Deathclaw Encounter

Quincy played tonight's game versus Fort Hagen without revealing why at the time star catcher Stuart Costantino did not play and was not at the game. The reason? He was part of a deathclaw encounter last night, and we are not talking about the team from University Point.

Last night, west of South Boston High School, a group went on a walking adventure. Of course, they had to end up in the path of a solo deathclaw. The beast attacked, shots were fired, and three people were injured, including Costantino. No other Gunners players were injured.

Publick Occurrences learned of the injury after the game. Gunners coaches refused to speak about Costantino or his injury.

Mike Black started in Costantino's place as the Gunners fell 4-3 to the Silver Shroud in the elimination round of the Battle for the South Tournament. Black was 0 for 1 with two walks. Josh Radcake pinch hit for him in the 9th inning.

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH TOURNAMENT



#5 The Slog 3 vs #1 Easy Town 5

The home-team Assaultrons used a five-run 5th to surge ahead of division-rival The Slog. Joe Ransom's three-run home run, followed immediately by Matt Stoops' solo shot made the difference. Stoop Bugwing and Lernz Tentsleep both went deep for the Ghouls. Angel Waterdrink allowed three earned runs in 8.0 innings for Easy Town.

#7 Salem 6 vs #3 Abernathy 8

In the other NCA semifinal, the Adamantium scored three runs in the bottom of the 8th to push past the Witch Hats. Po Greenzone was in the zone, going 2 for 2 with two home runs, two walks, three runs scored, and five RBI. Lucky Libow hit a pinch-hit, two-RBI double in the 8th for the winning runs. Ian Brahmin had a solo home run for Salem.

BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH TOURNAMENT



#12 Sunshine Tidings 0 vs #1 Goodneighbor 8

John Oldsink went the distance, holding the Chemists to eight hits while walking two and striking out 11 to lead the defending CBO champions to victory at their home field. John Rose was 2 for 3 with a home run, a run, and three RBI for the Hancocks. Jason Juras was 2 for 3 with a home run, a walk, two runs, and three RBI. Both players' home runs were three-run shots. Amari Nukes went 3 for 4 for Sunshine Tidings, including a double.

#10 Finch Farm 5 vs #3 Diamond City 4, 10 inn.

The Four Leafs pulled off their third-straight upset, this time downing the Swatters in 10 innings. Matt Basile hit a solo home run off Diamond City's Josh Samm in the top of the 10th to give the Leafs the lead. Finch Farm entered the 7th inning trailing 4-0, but rallied with three in the inning and then used a Peter Tatoeater solo shot in the 8th to tie the game. Witcher Craft was 3 for 5 with two doubles and a run for the Swatters.

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH TOURNAMENT



#10 Vault 81 3 vs #6 FHE 7

A four-run 7th propelled the Yao Guai to victory. Pistol Schmidt's three-run home run was the big hit in the inning, and he went 2 for 3 on the day with a homer, a walk, two runs, and three RBI. Elijah Horne had a two-RBI double for FHE in the 2nd inning. The Dwellers' top hitter was Mark Dombrowski, who drove in all three of his team's runs on one home run in the 4th. He was 3 for 4 on the day, which included a double, a run, and three RBI.

#11 County Crossing 2 vs #2 Oberland 3

The T-51s won the pitcher's duel as Sheng Kawolski outpitched Jeff Rickashaw. Kawolski allowed two runs, one earned, on four hits with 11 strikeouts. Tom Mastodon hit a solo home run off him in the 1st for his only earned run allowed. Rickashaw allowed three earned runs on nine hits with three walks and two strikeouts in 7.0 innings. B.J. Perez had the best day with the bat, going 2 for 3 with a walk, a stolen base, and a run.

BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH TOURNAMENT



#9 Jamaica Plain 5 vs #7 Egret 2

Will Rope allowed two unearned runs in the bottom of the 8th on four hits with 11 strikeouts in an 8.0 inning showing to earn the victory for the Red Rockets. Alan Setter had a big day, going 2 for 4 with two home runs, two runs scored, and four RBI. Kurt Kilgore drove in two runs for the Ninjas on an 8th inning double.

#8 Starlight 3 vs #2 Fort Hagen 1

The Silver Shroud became the highest seed eliminated from the tournaments, dropping a pitcher's duel against their IL rivals, the Lady Killers. City Moore pitched eight shutout innings, allowing seven hits with four walks and five strikeouts. Brent Hooker pitched well for Fort Hagen, too, allowing two earned runs on eight hits with a walk and eight strikeouts in 6.1 innings. Jesus Church and Glenn Higinbotham each went yard for the Killers.

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH TOURNAMENT



#6 FHE 5 vs #7 Salem 6, 10 inn.

Back-to-back doubles by Mike Castillo and Kody Downing ended the game in the bottom of the 10th in favor of the Witch Hats. Dan Ackerman and Mike Laughingman had three hits and two RBI apiece for Salem. Ackerman doubled and scored. Pistol Schmidt's two-run home run in the top of the 1st was just two of FHE's three RBI. The other two runs came on Hats' errors. Salem outhit the Yao Guai, 15-6.

#2 Oberland 3 vs #5 The Slog 7

The Ghouls jumped all over Gerald Jerry and the T-51s, eliminating the last of the South Charles Association from the Battle for the North. Tyler Storts pitched 8.0 innings, allowing three runs, one earned, on four hits with five walks and four strikeouts. Boots Yellowhair, Kyle Whale, and Lernz Tentsleep all went deep for The Slog. All five of Oberland's hits were singles with B.J. Perez and Prof Castillo having two apiece.

#3 Abernathy 8 vs #1 Easy Town 9

Easy Town trailed 8-3 entering the bottom of the 7th, thanks in part to a seven-run 4th by the Adamantium. The Assaultrons then scored two in the 7th and four in the 8th to take the lead for good. Bobby Carr hit a three-run home run to tie the game, 8-8, and Joe Ransom hit a tow-out homer for the win. Carlos Tophat won game MVP honors for Easy Town, going 3 for 4 with a triple, three runs, and two RBI. Carr drove in four. For Abernathy, Donny Kowalski's grand slam was their biggest hit. Joel Mutfruit drove in their 8th run on a solo shot in the 6th inning.

BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH TOURNAMENT



#9 Jamaica Plain 5 vs #3 Diamond City 6, 10 inn.

The Red Rockets rallied to tie the gamein the 8th, but Wayne Lacy's walk-off RBI single in the bottom of the 10th won it for the Swatters. Lacy finished the game 4 for 5 with a double, a run, and an RBI. Wally Warwick doubled twice for Diamond City. Cody Flatt homered and scored twice for Jamaica Plain. Of the Rockets' five hits in the game, four were for extra bases.

#8 Starlight 3 vs #12 Sunshine Tidings 4

The Chemists continued their impressive preseason showing, thanks to newcomer James Darling's two-run walk-off home run in the bottom of the 9th. Starlight's Chris Schneier pitched an excellent game, allowing two earned runs on seven hits with three strikeouts in 8.0 innings. The Killers' Justin Gunsmith and Sunshine Tidings' Darth Horse each had two-run home runs in the game.

#10 Finch Farm 2 vs #1 Goodneighbor 7

The Four Leafs broke a 0-0 tie in the top of the 6th by scoring two runs on Matt Basile's home run, but the host Hancocks answered back with five in the bottom of the inning. Goodneighbor's Bruce Iddings won the Game MVP, allowing two earned runs on six hits with 11 strikeouts. Jason Juras was 2 for 4 with a grand slam, a run, and four RBI. His hit counted as the winning hit in the affair. Five Hancocks' hitters had two hits apiece with John Rose adding a double and Jumper Hayes adding a triple.

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH TOURNAMENT



#7 Salem 6 vs #5 The Slog 2

The Witch Hats scored four runs in the top of the 1st on their way to eliminating their BL rival. Dan Ackerman was the hero for the Hats, going 2 for 4 with a three-run home run in the 1st, a walk, a run, and three RBI. Mike Castillo was 3 for 5 with a home run, two runs, and two RBI. Tony Edgewater and Lernz Tentsleep both went deep. It was the fourth-straight game with a home run for Tentsleep.

#7 Salem 4 vs #3 Abernathy 2

The Witch Hats managed a second upset on the day, preventing an all-IL championship in the Battle for the North Tournament. Salem started the scoring by notching three in the top of the 2nd. Roberto Gonzales pitched 5.0 innings, allowing one earned run on four hits with three strikeouts. Three relievers finished the game, allowing just one run in the 9th inning on Po Greenzone's RBI double. Antonio Toeclaw led the Salem hitters, going 2 for 4 with a run and two RBI. Four Hats had a double for all of their team's extra-base hits of their 11 total.

BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH TOURNAMENT



#12 Sunshine Tidings 3 vs #4 Diamond City 4, 13 inn.

The Swatters used the bat of seldom-used outfielder Grant Mercenary to finally rid the Battle of the South of the 12th-seeded team. Mercenary hit a walk-off solo homer in the bottom of the 13th off Ben Soldierman to place Diamond City in the Final Three in the four-hour, 18-minute affair. Wally Warwick and Danny Suarez each hit solo home runs in the bottom of the 8th to give the Swatters a 3-2 lead at the time. Josh Noob was 2 for 3 for the Chemists, both doubles, with an RBI. DC's Tim Fusion allowed two earned runs on six hits with eight strikeouts in 8.0 innings.

#3 Diamond City 6 vs #10 Finch Farm 5

The tired Swatters did not look it to start the game, jumping up 2-0 in the 1st inning and 6-1 in the top of the 2nd in holding off a late surge by the Four Leafs. The win places Diamond City in the championship round versus host Goodneighbor tomorrow. Wally Warwick was 2 for 5 with a double and two RBI. Witcher Craft and Allen Bishop each scored twice for the Swatters. Peter Tatoeater and Caleb Cavedoor each homered for Finch Farm. Uncle Abe Feddersen came on in relief to save the game after the Four Leafs knocked out Tyler Powers with no outs and a run allowed in the 9th.

[OrangeP47]

Even if they're in the loser's bracket, still pulling for the Swatters. Yeah it's preseason, but it'd show they can win something...

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH TOURNAMENT



#7 Salem 9 vs #1 Easy Town 8, 11 inn.

Six Canhouse's pinch-hit, solo home run in the top of the 11th proved to be the winning run, sending these two teams to a winner-take-all final. Scott Bregman also hit a pinch-hit home run for the Hats in the top of the 9th to tie the game, 8-8. Chris Treestump drove in three runs for Salem. Ian Brahmin doubled and scored twice. For the Assaultrons, Jarrett Metalbox was 4 for 6 with a double and two RBI. Joe Ransom and Adam Henderson both went yard for Easy Town. Ransom was 3 for 4 with that home run, two walks, two runs, and two RBI.

#1 Easy Town 15 vs #7 Salem 6

The host team rallied back from an early 3-0 deficit, scoring 15 of the game's next 16 runs in the championship route. Matt Stoops, Jarrett Metalbox and Bobby Carr each had four hits for the Assaultrons. Carr had a double and home run. Joe Ransom, Looter Knol, and Adam Henderson all homered for Easy Town. Henderson's was a grand slam. Tyler Spronk and Chris Treestump both homered for the Witch Hats. Without a rested starting pitcher available for the game, Salem experimented with an all-reliever staff on the day, which proved to be a losing affair. Starting pitcher Dustin Hebert had to be pulled after allowing two hits and a walk in the top of the 1st before Little Rat Swickard helped Salem escape unscathed.



BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH TOURNAMENT



#3 Diamond City 10 vs #1 Goodneighbor 2

Wayne Lacy and Wally Warwick hit back-to-back 1st inning home runs to put the Swatters up for good. Lacy finished the game 3 for 5 with two doubles, a home run, three runs, and three RBI. Witcher Craft added three more hits for DC with a double, a home run, two runs, and an RBI. Mark Stuhlsatz pitched 7.0 innings, allowing two earned runs on eight hits with two walks and a strikeout. Reigning CBO MVP Bryan Assman hit a 1st-inning solo shot. It would have been two-run homer, but one pitch before Stuhlsatz tried to pick off Good Don Duck at third but threw it past
3B Allen Bishop to score the Hancocks' first run on an error. Due to Assman's homer, that run was earned.

#1 Goodneighbor 3 vs #3 Diamond City 6

The Swatters stole the championship from the host Hancocks thanks to another big 1st inning. This time, Diamond City scored four runs all with two outs. Witcher Craft and Allen Bishop started the game with singles off Goodneighbor starter Quincy Eloquent. With two outs, Jeffery Curatolo singled to load the bases, and Prince Billingsley followed up with a two-RBI single for the 2-0 lead. After Danny Suarez singled to load the bases again, Jazz Stockton hit the sixth single of the inning to drive in Curatolo and Billingsley and the difference in the game. A tired X10-44 Mannson started the game for Diamond City, but only could manage 3.1 innings of work, allowing two earned runs on five hits with two strikeouts. Burt Oldshoe worked 3.2 innings in relief to earn the win. Bryan Assman led the Hancocks in hits with three. Burtie Cuttooth homered for Goodneighbor.

[StLee]

Originally Posted by OrangeP47

Even if they're in the loser's bracket, still pulling for the Swatters. Yeah it's preseason, but it'd show they can win something...

They did it! I'm sure they would take winning that thrilling Game 5 in the SCA Semifinals last season, but they were able to beat Goodneighbor twice despite their pitching being tired.

[Eugene Church]

Just want to say this is a very creative and interesting dynasty report... you are some kind of good writer.

I just happened to see your name, so I checked it out... hope you don't mind, but I probably will "steal" some of your creative ideas.

[StLee]

Originally Posted by Eugene Church

Just want to say this is a very creative and interesting dynasty report... you are some kind of good writer.

I just happened to see your name, so I checked it out... hope you don't mind, but I probably will "steal" some of your creative ideas.

I am happy to read you like some of my ideas since you are a dynasty writer legend in these parts.

Take some time to "Crawl Out Throught the Fallout" with me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8XPz...ONELRAD6401240

[StLee]

BATTLE FOR THE NORTH





BATTLE FOR THE SOUTH

[StLee]

Nuka News Update

All the news you need about Bradberton and Nuka World

by Evan Guy

2299 Cola Cup



Results

[StLee]

Nuka News Update

All the news you need about Bradberton and Nuka World

by Evan Guy

2299 Cola Cup



Results

[StLee]

Nuka News Update

All the news you need about Bradberton and Nuka World

by Evan Guy

2299 Cola Cup



Results

[OrangeP47]

Took me a minute to see that you weren't just posting the same images again and again. Anywho, let's hope Quartz can still win it just like the Swatters did.

[StLee]

Today in the CBO

News and Notes - Reports from around the Commonwealth

by Nat Wright-Kawolski

23 March 2299 - Atom's Stabb Returns, Requires Changes

The Atom Cats' Shane Stabb has returned to the team with a condition before he agreed to play again: drop the Atom-centric nicknames.

With only two players still in the Cats' organization from the original "Nifty Five," Stabb has said the weight of carrying a nickname does not help him to focus on the game.

Citing himself and Greg "Jets" Walsh as having nicknames affecting their effectiveness, Stabb asked that the names "Bee's Knees" and "Jets" get dropped. One other player, Jeff "Baywatch" Fischler, who got the nickname after saving a near-drowner, have all agreed that their nicknames will not be used for official game names.

Stabb started losing playing time last season to then-rookie Guru Bean, prompting him to become increasingly unhappy on a team that had trouble winning ball games.

23 March 2299 - Oberland Gets Stadium Update

While it is not ready for play in 2299, Oberland's own stadium will be ready by the start of the 2300 season.

"We're looking to break in the stadium by defending our championship there next year," T-51s manager Y4-25 Godlike said. "We would have loved to play there sometime this season, but we can be patient."

The T-51s will begin their fourth season in existence playing at Graygarden across the Charles River.

"It's not that far away, but it is far enough," Godlike said. "Once we cleared out the area next to the river and built up the levee there, then we knew we could have a stadium of our own."

Contractors said that the latest maximum date of completion would be April 1, 2300.

23 March 2299 - Concord to Hold Literary Festival to Coincide with Home Opener

The Concord Radstags will play regular season home games to open the 2299 season against The Slog Ghouls and the Easy Town Assaultrons on March 4-7.

At the same time, the city of Concord will hold its first Literary Festival to honor great writers in Concord history. While those writers had been long dead and forgotten, recent discoveries in pre-War books have made the historical Concord writers popular again. The main writers include Ralph Waldo Emerson, Nathaniel Hawthorne, Louisa May Alcott, and Henry David Thoreau.

"We have a rich history here," Concord mayor Sturges Freeman said. "Not only have we recently restored the Museum of Freedom to honor the American Revolution, but we have devoted an entire wing to the great writers of Boston and its surrounding areas. Knowing we had some of the world's greatest writers right here makes sense that Concord is the world's 'biggest little place in America.'"

Concord's town square will feature banners of the famous writers, as well as special reenactments of some of their famous works. Visiting fans will be encouraged to view the baseball games and stay for the entirety of the festival.

"We're building buildings every day," Freeman said, "but we're not always building culture. Let's hope a festival like this will convince people not only to visit but to stay."