August finds the Warriors unexpectedly in a pennant race in the Great Lakes Division. During the past year, numerous transactions intended to improve the talent level in the minor league system have been executed. The new front office team has worked tirelessly to assess strengths and weaknesses, shed players who show minimal potential, and replace […]
The PEBA universe just stepped into the month of August and in three and a half weeks will see roster expansion. Teams will use the expansion to bring up young hopefuls to give them a shot to turn heads and change minds during the last five weeks of the season. It’s a great time to […]
Entering the 2039 season the Palm Springs Codgers had set a goal of returning to respectability. The 2038 the team had posted a record of 49 wins and 113 loses, the single worst season in Palm Springs history. The offseason saw a flurry of moves meant to reset the roster with players who were entering […]
Welcome to the Bourbon Street Baseball Blog’s first ever blog publication. The hope is to publish this summary of New Orleans Trendsetters happenings with a look at the PEBA club (Life in the Big Easy) and, since the PEBA club usually sucks, a look at the Trendsetter’s farm system (A Block Off Bourbon Street). We will try […]
by Ray D. Enzé, NLN baseball blogger July 3, 2020: Aurora, Colorado – It was a beautiful mid-summer night on The Front Range, with the fans packed into Northern Lights Park on the eve of the July 4th holiday, with the Aurora Borealis providing post game fire works, as the club heads to Japan after […]
by Francis Ferry, NLN baseball beat writer June 6, 2039 : Asheville, North Carolina – Normally this is a day of celebration – of sorts, where the clubs in the Planetary Extreme Baseball Alliance welcome into the fold their latest acquisitions – the Class of 2039. While teams such as Niihama, Tempe, and Duluth were stocking their […]
THE GREAT FLOOD OF 2039, part 2 Waves, even those the size of tsunamis, have a tough time making the trip around Cape Horn and into the southern Pacific Ocean. The force of the wave is greatly diminished by the land mass of South America, the islands around Tierra del Fuego, and the narrow channel […]
THE GREAT FLOOD OF 2039 Just as the 2039 PEBA season was warming its way into summer and speculation about All-Star selections was on the rise, a large—well, gigantic, really, the size of the state of Rhode Island—iceberg broke off a glacier along the coast of Greenland. The tsunami wave it created flooded the eastern […]
By Peter Barroquere for the Times Picayune June 6th, 2039 (NEW ORLEANS, LA) Like fans of the Cleveland Browns of the NFL or Sacramento Kings of the NBA, we are at what New Orleans fans look forward to all year. Draft Day. The present season is already a shambles. The rotation stinks. The defense […]
The Tadpole Report Written by Green Leader, Special to The San Juan Weekly Pre-eminent This is an in-depth look at the San Juan Coqui organization’s top 20 prospects. This series is a joint effort of The San Juan Weekly Pre-Eminent, Puerto Rico’s weekly sports paper, and It Ain’t Easy Bein’ Green, the most popular […]
