WPORBL 94 and 55 Openings

brigmcneil · 03-30-2025, 01:14 PM

WPORBL - 1999, 1956 Openings
Two fun, slower-paced, retro leagues have a few openings. If you enjoy savoring each season to its fullest and appreciate more time to be involved (i.e. turning off your computer for a week does not cost you half or a full season), with developing your franchise and seeing some of your favorites from the past (or learn an era you are less familiar with), the WPORBL leagues could be a great fit.

The 94 league is about 3 years old and plan to be around as long as the game (and I) continue to exist. The 55 league wrapped up its first season, 1955. It has been a great start to living through a much different brand of baseball and franchise management.
WPORBL-94 is about 10 days away from starting Spring Training 1999.
WPORBL-55 just started its 1956 First Year Draft (had to flip from no draft like IRL but it was not working well).

Open Teams

WPORBL-94
Seattle Mariners, Oakland A's, Florida Marlins, Chicago Cubs, St, Louis Cardinals, and Baltimore Orioles

WPORBL-55
Baltimore Orioles

If interested or have questions, email me at*brigmc70@gmail.com

All leagues are OOTP25 and will upgrade to OOTP26 at completion of World Series
Historical League(s)
Daily 2-day SIMs (2 seasons per calendar year)
General League Info
Historic replay of MLB using historic rules as possible
Rookie Draft Lottery
Daily 2-day SIM’s (1-day during playoffs) = 2 seasons per year
8:30 AM Pacific SIM time (generally)
Uses SLACK for communication
Uses Stats+ tools and website

Game Settings of Note
Scouting Accuracy - Normal
Player Development
20 to 80 scale
Overall ratings based on all players
Use Coaching System
Base Coaches
Coach Cohesion Impact - Normal
Enable Owner Goals
GM-only users are always in control…
GM’s can be fired (but will be reinstated unless tanking is evident)
Ghost Players for incomplete rosters
Enabled Storylines
Winter, Independent, and Fall leagues for further player development
1955 Reserve Clause until the mid-70's but now allowing 2-year contracts

03-30-2025, 01:14 PM	#1
brigmcneil Minors (Double A) Join Date: Feb 2016 Posts: 160	WPORBL 94 and 55 Openings WPORBL - 1999, 1956 Openings Two fun, slower-paced, retro leagues have a few openings. If you enjoy savoring each season to its fullest and appreciate more time to be involved (i.e. turning off your computer for a week does not cost you half or a full season), with developing your franchise and seeing some of your favorites from the past (or learn an era you are less familiar with), the WPORBL leagues could be a great fit. The 94 league is about 3 years old and plan to be around as long as the game (and I) continue to exist. The 55 league wrapped up its first season, 1955. It has been a great start to living through a much different brand of baseball and franchise management. WPORBL-94 is about 10 days away from starting Spring Training 1999. WPORBL-55 just started its 1956 First Year Draft (had to flip from no draft like IRL but it was not working well). Open Teams WPORBL-94 Seattle Mariners, Oakland A's, Florida Marlins, Chicago Cubs, St, Louis Cardinals, and Baltimore Orioles WPORBL-55 Baltimore Orioles If interested or have questions, email me at*brigmc70@gmail.com All leagues are OOTP25 and will upgrade to OOTP26 at completion of World Series Historical League(s) Daily 2-day SIMs (2 seasons per calendar year) General League Info Historic replay of MLB using historic rules as possible Rookie Draft Lottery Daily 2-day SIM’s (1-day during playoffs) = 2 seasons per year 8:30 AM Pacific SIM time (generally) Uses SLACK for communication Uses Stats+ tools and website Game Settings of Note Scouting Accuracy - Normal Player Development 20 to 80 scale Overall ratings based on all players Use Coaching System Base Coaches Coach Cohesion Impact - Normal Enable Owner Goals GM-only users are always in control… GM’s can be fired (but will be reinstated unless tanking is evident) Ghost Players for incomplete rosters Enabled Storylines Winter, Independent, and Fall leagues for further player development 1955 Reserve Clause until the mid-70's but now allowing 2-year contracts