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jsence2 wrote:First pitch of the first game of the season, Dewey Weber hits a triple.

Second at bat, he watches a pitch, and hits a double on the 1-0 pitch.

Third at bat, in the 4th inning, he watches ball 1, and watches strike 1....and hits a single.

He was 3/4 of the way to a cycle in the 4th inning and on the first 3 pitches he swung at. He didn't get the homer however. That would've been an awesome way to start.

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Uuaww wrote:Any injuries/things of note for Washington during the sim?

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OPENING WEEK NOTES STREAM

- Congratulations to Louisville for winning their first game in their first try, getting 7.1 innings of shutout ball from Oike. Oike has now won games in the NPB, USBL, and NDLB.

- Houston nearly pulled off the same feat until an Owens double got Miami the win in the bottom of the ninth.

- New England's return to New England was a good one as Lance Pearson outduels John Allen for a 3-2 win.

- The Pipeliners get embarrassed by Philly in their first game under their new name.

- Akihisi Rin hits his second home run in as many days and Ed Dostie hits two as former Red Leaf/Warrior players come back to torment Toronto.

- What a miserable fucking game in Chicago for the Hawks/Sandstorm game. It was raining, 40 degrees, with winds up to 17 mph ... and they had to play eleven innings.

- A six-run tenth secures Louisville's first series win!

- Bob Baker one-hits Carolina through 8.1 and Fernando Salazar manages to get the final two outs on two pitches.

- Miami sweeps Houston despite Shini's awesome hitting.

- Ladd outdueled by Lorenzo Ramirez.

- SoCal gets the sweep over Texas as they jump on one of my favorite young pitchers, Rob Barhorst.

- NorCal begins 2018 where they left off 2017, pissing in SoCal's corn flakes.

- Washington is not playing around this season!

- Nor is Louisville ... deals Miami their first loss

- Rams might want to rethink catching Chicago.

- The Alvarez for .400 watch is on again! Batting .409

- Louisville is about four pitches away from being 6-0. Instead, they are 3-3

- Sheltown is 1-5.

- Bill O'Higgins is making Miami forget about Ramon Ruiz.

- A couple of annoying injuries, but nothing too terrible. Cisnaros out for five weeks will bother SoCal.

ROSTER NOTES

- Detroit: Tadasuke Kurihara refuses to be demoted. I edited him down to Rookie Ball; figure out what you want to do with him.

- Miami: Same thing with Gallo & Glendenning, who I assume were part of your waiver fest.

- Suspended Players: I forgot to unsuspend them. I hope it didn't screw things up too much.

Uuaww wrote:Any injuries/things of note for Washington during the sim?

shel311 wrote:PO is 5-1 and have outscored their opponents 32-8.

How in the world does that equate to a Pythat record of 4-2, and +1??

dakshdar wrote:No 7-day lineups is my favorite.

Somehow the AI started my mop-up reliever rather than my 5th starter. Beautiful!