Arizona takes 2032 title with a decisive series win against Boston. Boston’s manager, Robert Edwards was hoping for a win in this season’s big dance, but it was not to be. The Mets, who had the best record in baseball were also hoping to reverse their fate from the 2031, but the Diamondbacks had other ideas. The Yankees fell in the Division Series for the third straight time, so it might be back to the drawing board for owner Clay Bergen
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Washington’s owner was AWOL during the off-season and FA. When he emerged from his work imposed sabbatical the season was about to start. To prepare for a playoff run he did what most elite GMS do. 1) Canned his manager before the start of the season and brought in a journeyman whose main talent was not ticking off his star players. 2) signed a bunch of retreads and FA castoffs. 3) Claimed his number 3 starter off of waivers. 4) Traded away his farm system (And likely AL ROY) for two Center Fielders. It all paid off however with a team that hit 385 HR and had two 70 HR hitters. Including Jeff Badger who broke Barry Bonds’ record with an amazing 78 HR...
Read MoreThe Cleveland Baseball team were the winners of the 2027 Title. A great effort from a mostly CPU led team.
The Twins finished last season 51-111 with the worst record in baseball. They brought in a new GM and a new coaching staff. Starting with new Hitting Coach Mark McGwire coming over from the Rangers and Scouting Director Andrew Friedman formerly of the Blue Jays on November 11th, the team went through a large overhaul of all coaching staff, including MLB manger Russell Branyan looking to make finish his first season managing in the MLB after a 34-game stint in Tampa Bay. The team also locked up star right fielder, Dan Crawford for 5 years, with the hopes that his presence will bring out the fans and bring some much needed fun to the locker room. The team also extended 3B Jeff Pedersen and DH Miguel Sano after rough seasons last year in hopes of a bounce back...
Read MoreThe Detroit Tigers returned to their championship ways with a victory over the San Francisco Giants. Here’s to an amazing year and with their current crop of young players and excellent management, the trend looks to continue.
Milwaukee found a way to win its first MLDSB title defeating the Chicago White Sox 4-1. Congrats to Milwaukee’s management team and for wresting the title away from the American League after several years.
Rarely can a team win one championship. Detroit has won back to back! A great accomplishment in the MLDSB world. Great job David.
