Gary Trundleburry, Shin Seiki Post 07/29/2041: Nagoya, Japan The following is a leaked transcript of a conversation between Shin Seiki GM Kevin Vail (KV) and Scouting Director Jun Takeuchi (JT): KV: Is he ready? JT: He might have some more room to grow, but he’s pretty much there. Hard to argue with the stats […]
The years since the glorious 2036 championship run have piled high, and the front office of the Niihama-shi Ghosts is displaying a sense of urgency perhaps unlike anything the fan base has ever seen. The team has won an average of 103 games over the four seasons that have followed their first and only Rodriguez […]
by Francis Ferry, NLN baseball beat writer June 3, 2041: Asheville, North Carolina – The calendar turned to the first Monday of June as the annual PEBA amateur draft arrived, and this year for the Aurora Borealis it was a compact day that saw a reduced class after a busy 2040 draft that saw 24 […]
by Ray D. Enzé, Aurora baseball blogger April 1, 2041: Tempe, Arizona – Last year it was a wild pitch in the bottom of the 9th at the Ballpark formerly-known as YUM! that sent the Borealis home on Opening Day in Bakersfield and this year the dynamics may be different, but the results remain the same […]
New Orleans, LA – April 1, 2041 The New Orleans Trendsetters today announced their Opening Day roster and a long expected name has finally made it. Hyung-on “The Big Idea” Che, the young left hander and top prospect in the Trendsetter’s system was announced as part of the starting rotation for the 2041 season. “Something […]
by Francis Ferry, NLN beat writer March 31, 2041: Grand Junction, Colorado – For the 2041 version of the Aurora Borealis, it may be more about who is not here to open the season as it is who is. While much of the team will look familiar, there are some who are jettisoned – at […]
Gary Trundleburry, Shin Seiki Post 03/25/2041: Nagoya, Japan As the dust settles on another busy off season in Shin Seiki, we can finally look back and assess and there is a lot to assess – first and foremost the traffic between the Evas and the Calzones. Some might look at the 6 trades, which vary […]
Yuma Arroyo fans took to the streets late this afternoon when they heard the news that the Arroyos had traded their best pitcher, and long-time fan favorite, Young-Pil Pin to the Niihama-shi Ghosts. Pin has been the ace of the Yuma staff for seven years, compiling 63 wins and 51 losses for a team that […]
Offseason, pre-winter meeting, owner’s office… “You need to try harder now.” said the owner Wendell Hart, leaning comfortably in his office chair. “The jig is up, we cannot continue to not try to win. That is not to say I don’t appreciate what you had done so in the past few years, but it’s time […]
Okinawa, Japan> Another day and another announcement of from your Okinawa Shisa that they hired a former, relatively obscure player into their minor league system coaching ranks. This time, the team tapped former Shisa 3B Gerald McKnight to come on board as the hitting coach for the Magami Ako and will be joining the staff […]
