2035 Regular Season 2 SIM Complete - Next SIM Sun 12/01

[Matt]

Next SIM - Sun 12/01

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Stat of the Day!

DFA: None!
Roster: Rosters with players above 24 years old in A ball: NY, NO, BAT, SYR, PHI, CAL, BAL
Export: Paw
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Phoenix is open. Jig was just too busy with work and family to continue. We thank him for playing and will be looking for a new owner come 2035. Please direct all possible interest to the forums.

Thanks!

[Pat]

Thanks Matt!

AJ Ingle-
2033 - 55 IP, 9 ER
2034 - 91 IP, 9 ER
2035 - 7 IP, 9 ER

Based on that, I think it's safe to assume he won't give up a single run the rest of the season. Which is nice to know going forward as he currently leads the BLB in blown save with three and is dead last in the entire BLB in WPA at -1.7.

[liquidcrash]

4-2 for the Bats. We swept Denver, but lost 2/3 to Phoenix. All of our games so far have been at home, as the schedule from last season has been reversed. We'll continue a long stretch of home games for a few more weeks, with only one road series coming up.

This sim was marred by another injury to a key player, as catcher Josh Allen was lost for a month. That's 4 players going down in the past 3 sims for us, with all of them still with at least a month left on their injury. Allen had been our best hitter in this young season, so we'll just have to pray that Tony Rivera can be a decent starter. Our injury fill-in at 3B, Pat Smith, was miserable in his first BLB action, so the replacements aren't exactly lighting the world on fire so far.

[PaulC]

4-2 for the Bats. We swept Denver, but lost 2/3 to Phoenix. All of our games so far have been at home, as the schedule from last season has been reversed. We'll continue a long stretch of home games for a few more weeks, with only one road series coming up.

This sim was marred by another injury to a key player, as catcher Josh Allen was lost for a month. That's 4 players going down in the past 3 sims for us, with all of them still with at least a month left on their injury. Allen had been our best hitter in this young season, so we'll just have to pray that Tony Rivera can be a decent starter. Our injury fill-in at 3B, Pat Smith, was miserable in his first BLB action, so the replacements aren't exactly lighting the world on fire so far.

Yet, in a testament to the scrappy, young bats... Washington is 7-5!
#YearoftheBats!