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2005 CLB SEASON

*-Years Left As Franchise Owner Next To Name

	*Clinched:*	Red-division	y-wild	Card	z-Playoff
	American	Conference
East	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	Keith	Blue Jays	116	46	.716	-	L1	1047	695	6-4	58-23	58-23
	Joann	y-Red Sox	96	66	.593	20.0	l2	912	744	5-5	48-33	48-33
	Nadine	Yankees	92	70	.568	24.0	w2	761	644	4-6	50-31	42-39
	**Rhonda	Orioles	80	82	.494	36.0	w1	722	745	6-4	40-41	40-41
	**Nathan	Devil Rays	55	107	.340	61.0	l1	604	927	5-5	25-56	30-51
Central	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road	Wild Card
	Bryan	White Sox	104	58	.642	-	l1	874	644	8-2	48-33	56-25	Red Sox-0
	Deb	Twins	95	67	.586	9.0	l1	819	720	3-7	48-33	47-34	Twins-1
	-	Tigers	86	76	.531	18.0	w1	659	634	5-5	44-37	42-39	Yankees-4
	-	Indians	68	94	.420	36.0	w1	605	696	6-4	34-47	34-47	Tigers-10
	*Brandon	Royals	51	111	.315	53.0	w1	651	980	4-6	26-55	25-56
West	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	Trish	Rangers	86	76	.531	-	w2	867	827	7-3	41-40	45-36
	-	Athletics	76	86	.469	10.0	l1	639	732	4-6	39-42	37-44
	Cindy	Mariners	75	87	.463	11.0	w1	639	732	3-7	41-40	34-47
	-	Angels	62	100	.383	24.0	l2	647	765	4-6	27-54	35-46
	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
	National	Conference
East	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	Terry	Marlins	98	64	.605	-	w1	775	614	5-5	45-36	53-28
	Derek	Phillies	93	69	.574	5.0	w1	862	735	5-5	47-34	46-35
	Dennis	Nationals	77	85	.475	21.0	l1	716	789	7-3	39-42	38-43
	Kathy	Mets	69	93	.426	29.0	l6	698	849	1-9	41-40	28-53
	Carlene/Kiona	Braves	69	93	.426	29.0	l1	663	755	3-7	29-52	40-41
Central	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road	Wild Card
	-	Cardinals	82	80	.506	-	w1	684	684	8-2	46-35	36-45	D-Backs-0
	**Jeff B.	Brewers	78	84	.482	4.0	w5	750	753	5-5	32-49	46-35	Phillies-1
	-	Astros	74	88	.457	8.0	l1	464	689	5-5	38-43	36-45	Dodgers-2
	**James	Cubs	74	88	.457	8.0	w1	600	675	4-6	40-41	34-47	Rockies-2
	Heidi	Reds	73	89	.451	9.0	l1	706	754	7-3	36-45	37-44
	**Amanda	Pirates	53	109	.327	29.0	l5	582	842	3-7	29-52	24-57
West	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	Siri	Giants	100	62	.617	-	l4	928	701	3-7	57-24	43-38
	Nick	y-Diamondbacks	94	68	.580	6.0	w6	873	754	7-3	42-39	52-29
	Matthew	Dodgers	92	70	.568	8.0	w2	733	666	4-6	48-33	44-37
	***Shelly & Fam	Rockies	92	70	.568	8.0	w8	971	908	8-2	40-41	52-29
	-	Padres	70	92	.432	30.0	l2	711	773	6-4	40-41	30-51
		-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Golden Baseball Playoffs

AMERICAN

Toronto-3

League Series

Rangers-0

Toronto-4

GOLDEN

BASEBALL

White Sox-2

Boston-2

SERIES

Keith

Red Sox-3

Blue Jays-3

Keith J. Wilson

Against The

Toronto Blue Jays

NATIONAL

Giants-2

Cardinals-3

CYBER WORLD CHAMPIONS!

PS-2

Cardinals-3

Diamondbacks-2

Marlins-1

Cardinals-4

Diamondbacks-3

2004 GOLDEN BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES!!!

TEAMS

Game 1 Score

Game 2 Score

Game 3 Score

Game 4 Score

Game 5 Score

Game 6 Score

Game 7 Score

Blue Jays

Cardinals

MVP: Bobby Snow-LF-Blue Jays STATS: 362%, 11 RBI’s, 14 runs, 3 sb, 21 hits, 505% OB%, .552 SLG%

Blue Jays Win Series 4 Games To 3 Over Cardinals

For the first time since the 1999 Fall Cyber Classic, A Human Managed Team Won The Golden Baseball Championship! This is the First Time In The Modern Era (Being the Play Station Era). The last time was on the Sega Genesis system. Congratulations to the Toronto Blue Jays, Keith J. Wilson Owner, General Manager and Manager of the Franchise Who played over 100 games of the regular season but not enough to capture the highest pay Prize of $50 has won the $25 pay prize. Congratulations to the Toronto Blue Jays.

MINOR LEAGUES

A Champs: California League: Rancho Cucamonga, Carolina League: Kinston, Florida State League: St. Lucie.

AA Champs: Eastern League: Akron, Southern League: Chattanooga, Texas League: Arkansas,

AAA Champs: International League: Syracuse, Pacific Coast League: Portland,

2005 CBL Awards Are Anounced!!!

American Conference: MVP: KJ Wilson- Short Stop- Blue Jays. Avg-.329, 35 HR, 147 RBI’s, 144 R, 25 SB, 200 Hits, .433 OBP, .585 SLG%. Cy Young: SP-CHI Sox-Dick Swallow: IP-250.2, W-24 L-7 SV-0 ERA-1.87 SO-240 BB-69. Louisville Silver Slugger Awards go to DH Lew Ford of the Twins, C-Q. Linsu of Blue Jays, 1B-Ron Zaren-Twins, 2B-Alfonso Soriano-Rangers, 3B-Tom Lindenau-Red Sox, SS-KJ Wilson-Blue Jays, OF-Tristian Wilson-Rangers, OF2-B. Snow-Blue Jays, OF3-H. Grant-Blue Jays. Rawlings GOLDEN GLOVE-P-J. Moyer-Mariners, C-Q. Linsu-Blue Jays, 1B-Ron Zaren-Twins, 2B-W. Bloomquist-Mariners, 3B-E. Chavez-Tigers, SS-D. Jeter-Yankees, OF1-B. Ewell-W.Sox, OF2-Grant-Blue Jays, OF3-B. Snow-Blue Jays.

National Conference: MVP: Derek Dloniak- 2Base- Phillies. Avg-355, 41 HR, 150 RBI’s, 157 R, 65 SB, 212 Hits, .463 OBP, .637 SLG%.. Cy Young: SP-Florida Marlins-D. Willis: IP-221.2, W-19, L-7, SV-0, ERA-2.88, SO 166, BB-75. Louisville Silver Slugger Awards go to Pitcher- J. Schmitt-Giants, C-I Rodriguez-Colorado, 1B-Nick Dloniak-Arizona D-Backs, 2B-Derek Dloniak-Phillies, 3B-S. Rolen-Cardinals, SS-M. Tejada-Rockies, OF1-Eric Poppleton-Rockies, OF2-B. Abreu-Phillies, OF3-Adam Poppleton-Rockies!. Rawlings GOLDEN GLOVE- P-Greg Maddux-Cubs, C-M. Matheny-Cardinals, 1B-J. Snow-Giants, 2B-D. Wilson-Marlins, 3B-S. Rolen-Cardinals, SS-O Visquel-Giants, OF1-A. Jones-Braves, OF2-M. Cameron-Mets, OF3-Adam Poppleton-Rockies.

2004 CLB SEASON

	*Clinched:*	x-division	y-wild	Card	z-Playoff
	American	Conference
East	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	Keith	x-Blue Jays	117	45	.722	-	L2	1151	664	6-4	59-22	58-23
	Nadine	y-Yankees	93	70	.571	24.5	w3	811	773	4-6	55-27	38-43
	Joann	Red Sox	92	71	.564	25.5	l3	875	713	5-5	52-29	40-42
	***Rhonda	Orioles	81	81	.500	36.0	w2	836	795	3-7	39-42	42-39
	***Nathan	Devil Rays	67	95	.414	50.0	w5	642	795	8-2	34-47	33-48
Central	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road	Wild Card
	Bryan	x-White Sox	97	65	.599	-	l1	952	659	4-6	46-35	51-30	Yankees-0.0
	Deb Wilson	Indians	87	75	.537	10.0	w2	845	849	7-3	49-32	38-43	Red Sox-1.0
	**Brandon	Royals	79	83	.488	18.0	w1	797	866	5-5	37-44	42-39	Indians-4.0
	Terry	Twins	70	92	.432	27.0	l2	762	823	4-6	31-50	39-42	Orioles-11.0
	-	Tigers	52	110	.321	45.0	l4	624	983	5-5	27-54	25-56
West	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	Cindy	x-Mariners	87	75	.537	-	l2	770	709	6-4	47-34	40-41
	-	Angels	78	84	.482	9.0	w1	750	826	7-3	32-49	46-35
	Trish	Rangers	78	84	.484	9.0	w2	714	776	4-6	38-43	40-41
	-	Athletics	57	105	.352	30.0	l1	599	802	3-7	30-51	27-54
	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-
	National	Conference
East	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	Derek	x-Phillies	88	74	.543	-	w1	.820	760	5-5	49-32	39-42
	Carlene/Kiona	Braves	81	81	.500	7.0	w2	714	690	4-6	38-43	43-38
	Dennis	Expos	81	81	.500	7.0	l1	730	767	4-6	43-38	38-43
	-	Marlins	74	88	.457	14	l1	624	693	7-3	36-45	38-43
	Kathy	NY Mets	71	91	.438	17.	w1	647	735	5-5	31-50	40-41
Central	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road	Wild Card
	-	x-Cubs	91	71	.562	-	l2	705	628	5-5	44-37	47-34	Padres-0.0
	-	Cardinals	83	79	.512	8.0	l2	679	728	4-6	40-41	43-38	D-Backs-1.0
	***Jeff	Brewers	82	80	.506	9.0	w2	719	686	4-6	35-46	47-34	Cardinals-2.0
	-	Astros	80	82	.494	11.0	w1	691	704	7-3	39-42	41-40	Brewers-3.0
	Heidi	Reds	74	88	.457	17	l1	657	671	6-4	37-44	37-44
	***Amanda	Pirates	69	93	.426	22	w1	667	753	4-6	32-49	37-44
West	Owner	Team	Wins	Losses	W%	GB	Streak	RS	RA	Last 10	Home	Road
	****Siri	x-Giants	98	64	.605	-	w1	843	689	5-5	48-33	50-31
	-	y-Padres	85	77	.525	13	l2	763	739	7-3	47-34	38-43
	Nick	D-Backs	84	78	.519	14	w2	733	669	4-6	42-39	42-39
	Mathew	Dodgers	79	83	.488	19.	l1	606	721	4-6	43-38	36-45
	****Shelly & Fam	Rockies	76	86	.469	22	l1	641	701	6-4	34-47	42-39
		-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-	-

Golden Baseball Playoffs

Yankees vs Redsox in one game playoff for wildcard. Yankees win 7-5 in 9 innings at Fenway Park in Cyber Boston.

AMERICAN

NY Yankees-3

League Series

Mariners-1

Blue Jays-4

GOLDEN

BASEBALL

Blue Jays-3

Yankees-1

SERIES

Keith W.

White Sox-0

Blue Jays-4

Keith J. Wilson

Against The

Toronto Blue Jays!!!

NATIONAL

Giants-1

CHI Cubs-01

CYBER WORLD CHAMPIONS!

PS-2

Phillies-3

Cubs-4

Cubs-3

Phillies-2

Padres-0

2004 GOLDEN BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES!!!

TEAMS

Game 1 Score

Game 2 Score

Game 3 Score

Game 4 Score

Game 5 Score

Game 6 Score

Game 7 Score

Cubs

Blue Jays

MVP: Tommy Heater-P-Blue Jays STATS: IP-32.2, Record-3-1, ERA 1.38, Strike Outs-41, Bases on Balls-5, Opposition On Base Percentage-143%!!!!!!! WOW!!!

Blue Jays Win Series 4 Games To 1 Over Cubs

2004 Yearly CBL Awards Are Anounced!!!

The Cyber Baseball League announced their award winners for the regular season, they go as follows for the American Conference: MVP goes to Bo Ewell of the Chicago White Sox who is the teams catcher and is a young 20 years old. He batted .342, had 55 home runs with 174 RBI’s and scored 145 runs with 16 stolen bases with 216 hits. His on base % was .432 and his slugging % was .689! How is that for rookie stats!!! The American Conference Cy Young Award also goes to a White Sox player, Dick Swallow earns it with 270.2 innings pitched, 26 wins against only 4 losses!!! He had an incredible 1.86 ERA and 229 strike outs through the regular season. He gave up 82 bases on balls. His rookie career gives him 33 games pitched to add to the stats posted already. This kid has a great future and Bryan Ewell the owner of the White Sox has a great team building up from where the team was last season in the basement of the division to the pennant winner! Rookie of the Year was Bo Ewell who was also MVP. Rolaids relief man of the year was James Nelson of the Texas Rangers who had 41 saves in 55.2 innings pitched. Louisville Silver Slugger Awards go to DH M. Bradley of the Indians, C-Bo Ewell of WhiteSox, 1B-Terry Wilson-Twins, 2B-Dean Wilson-Twins, 3B-Mark Lowell-Blue Jays, SS-KJ Wilson-Blue Jays, OF-B. Ewell-White Sox, OF2-B. Snow-Blue Jays, OF3-H. Grant-Blue Jays. Rawlings GOLDEN GLOVE-P-G. Maddux-Twins, C-Q. Linsu-Blue Jays, 1B-Terry Wilson-Twins, 2B-Dean Wilson-Twins, 3B-W. Bloomquist-Mariners, SS-Omar Vizquel-Indians, OF1-B. Ewell-W.Sox, OF2-Ichiro-Mariners, OF3-B. Snow-Blue Jays.

In the National Conference the awards were as follows. Derek Dloniak, the Phillies second baseman who had 55 Homers with a .341 batting average. 134 RBI’s and scored 154 himself. He had 52 stolen bases. The Cy Young Award goes to the LA Dodgers O. Perez of Matthew Wong’s team. He had 224 innings pitched with 16 wins and 8 losses. He had a 2.49 era and 191 strike outs with 89 bases on balls. Rookie of the year was also Derek Dloniak who won the MVP award. Rolaids relief man of the year was Larry Hwkins who had 46 saves in 56.1 innings pitched. Louisville Silver Slugger Awards go to Pitcher J. Schmitt-Giants, C-J. Lopez-Marlins, 1B-Carlos Delgado-Cubs, 2B-Derek Dloniak-Phillies, 3B-M.Ensberg-Astros, SS-J.Rollins-Phillies, OF1-B. Abreu-Phillies, OF2-J.Dowd-Giants, OF3-L. Gonzalez-D-Backs. Rawlings GOLDEN GLOVE- P-K. Millwood-Phillies, C-M. Matheny-Cardinals, 1B-Nick Dloniak-D-Backs, 2B-D. Dloniak-Phillies, 3B-S. Rolen-Cardinals, SS-Barry Larkin-Reds, OF1-A. Jones-Braves, OF2-M. Cameron-Mets, OF3-J. Edmonds-Cardinals.

Finally, The All Star Game MVP was Starting Pitcher M. Clement of the Chicago Cubs.

This guy is one of the best pitchers in the game and uses his pitches very well to fool hitters. He is able to heavily rely on his great heater to strike guys out. He throws a great sinker that drops off the table and forces batters to chase.

2004 Season In ReVIew:

The Blue Jays jumped out into first place almost from the first game of the season and never looked back in their division. In the American Central the White Sox and the Indians fought it out to near the end of the season and in the west Mariners were just a bit much for the competition of the teams there. In the National League the Phillies had a great year with Derek Dloniak toting the load for the team. The Cubs in the Central did well and in the west the Giants just did what they needed to do to win and the Padres were the Wild Card team in! We shall see as no home run records were broken or anything like that, it was just a great year with the new program of MVP Baseball 2004 from EA Sports.

2004 Minor League PlayOffs In ReVIew:

AA Champs: Eastern League: Norwich, Southern League: Montgomery, Texas League: Midland,

AAA Champs: International League: Buffalo, Pacific Coast League: Oklahoma,

2003 CLB SEASON

Standings through the End of the 2003 Season!

	Cyber League Baseball
		AMERICAN
Team	Owner	Wins	Losses	GB	W%
AMER EAST
Blue Jays	Keith	116	46	0	716
Red Sox	Joann	87	75	29	537
Yankees	Nadine	80	82	36	493
Devil Rays	-	77	85	39	475
Orioles	Dennis	73	89	43	450
AMER Cent
Tigers	-	87	75	0	537
Twins	Terry	87	75	0	537
Royals	-	82	80	5	506
Indians	-	78	84	9	481
White Sox	-	77	85	10	475
-	-	-	-	-	-
AMER WEST
Rangers	Trish	86	76	0	530
Athletics	-	82	80	4	506
Mariners	Cindy*	82	80	4	506
Angels	-	60	102	26	370
-	-	-	-	-	-
		NATIONAL
Team	Owner	Wins	Losses	GB	W%
National East
Marlins	-	105	57	0	648
Phillies	Derek	83	79	22	512
Braves	Carlene	74	88	31	456
Expos	-	74	88	31	456
Mets	Kathy	74	88	31	456
National Cent
Cubs	Kiona	84	78	0	518
Pirates	-	84	78	0	518
Astros	-	82	80	2	506
Brewers	-	77	85	7	475
Reds	Heidi**	84	78	9	462
Cardinals	-	63	99	21	388
National West
Giants	-	84	78	0	518
Rockies	-	81	81	3	500
D-Backs	Nick	80	82	4	493
Dodgers	Matthew*	79	83	5	487
Padres	-	77	85	7	475

2003 Golden Baseball Playoffs

AMERICAN

Tor Blue Jays-3

League Series

MN Twins-0

Tor Blue Jays-4

GOLDEN

BASEBALL

Tex Rangers-3

Tex Rangers-0

SERIES

Keith’s Team

Det Tigers-1

Tor Blue Jays-3

Computer Team

Against The

The Florida Marlins!!!

NATIONAL

Chicago Cubs-2

Florida Marlins-4

CYBER WORLD CHAMPIONS!

Computer Team

Florida Marlins-3

Florida Marlins-4

SF Giants-1

Pit Pirates-3

Pitt Pirates-3

2003 GOLDEN BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES!!!

TEAMS

Game 1 Score

Game 2 Score

Game 3 Score

Game 4 Score

Game 5 Score

Game 6 Score

Game 7 Score

Tor Blue Jays

Florida Marlins

MVP: Ellis Burks: Batting Average-.517, 8 home Runs, 1 Stolen Base, 18 RBI’s, and 10 runs scored! Hitting the Series Winner In the Bottom of the 12^th with 1 out to take the Series for the Marlins!!!

Season In ReVIew:

American League MVP Award goes to: Terry Wilson of the Minnesota Twins. The Created Player In his Second Year hit .376, had 74 Homers, 219 hits with 163 RBI’s, and scored 126 runs for his team! Amazing or what?

American League Cy Young Award Goes to: Kyle Saberhagen of the Toronto Blue Jays. Another Created Player, in his First Year, he had 20 wins, against only 3 losses, a 3.17 ERA 285 Strike outs with 241.1 innings pitched! And he can hit too!

National League MVP Award Goes To: Gary Sheffield of the San Francisco Giants. His 339 batting average, 53 Home Runs, 119 RBI’s and 178 Hits went well with his 15 stolen bases and 103 runs scored to give him the award.

National League Cy Young Award Does To: Livan Hernandez of the Florida Marlins. He had a League Record 27 Wins against only 4 losses and a New Record 1.61 ERA and 283 Strike Outs in 262 Innings Pitched. Congratulations is in order to all o these men in their awards well earned and justified this Season.

The 2003 Season went through the schedule without a lot of note this year. No strike talk in the real baseball world, and no Huge Stories in the CLB made for a interesting season, but nothing earth shattering. While Terry Wilson and Gary Sheffield ran through the season looking like Super Men, and Terry Wilson setting several records in the CLB, the season dredged along. The Blue Jays didn’t come earth shatteringly close to last years 124 wins, but 116 is nothing to shrug your shoulders at either! The Angels broke their old record they had even with the Royals from last year with most losses in a season at 67, and lowered the bar to 60!!! Ouch that must hurt!!! This season was definitely entertaining as we shall see who, what where and when a champion and Big Time Players will step up to the plate, or in the field and do what needs to be done to win a championship.

Whitey Herzog has declared he will retire after this season whether or not the Blue Jays win another World’s Championship, so that leave’s Keith J. Wilson searching for another skipper to place behind his bench for next year. Rumor has it that Yogi Berra is the leading candidate, even though he has no Head Managing experience, Wilson has every confidence in him, it is said.

2003 PlayOffs In ReVIew:

Golden Baseball Playoffs Soar Into Action!!!

The Golden Baseball Series is Set:

In the American League Divisional Playoffs the Blue Jays took out the Twins 3 straight to move on to face the Rangers who overpowered the Detroit Tigers 3 games to 1, at least Detroit finally made the playoffs again!!! In the National League the Marlins fought hard to knock off the Cubbies 3 games to 2 to advance to face the Pirates who took out the Giants 3 games to 1.

In the League Championship Series in the American League it was over before it even got started as the Powerhouse Blue Jays took out the Texas Rangers in 4 straight games, to take the American League Title. In the National League the Marlins had a tough fight again as they edged the Pirates in 7 games 4 games to 3 and the Pirates had the home field advantage. However in the end, the two best teams in baseball prevailed in Cyber League Baseball to face off in the Golden Baseball Championship Series as they faced off with the Marlins having the home field advantage in this years series.

Game one went to the Blue Jays 7-6 in 12 innings. Game two again saw the Blue Jays Prevail 17-3 and it looked as though after two games in Florida, the lights were out for the Marlins as travel day saw the dawning of the day end up in Cyber Toronto, not the confines of Miami Florida for the Marlins, when it rains it pours I guess? Game 3 in Toronto saw the Blue Jays jump to the Brink of a second World Cyber League Baseball Championship as they demolished the Marlins by the score of 15-4, and it looked as though game 4 would be nothing but a formality for the Jays to take the trophy under the Ownership of Keith for the second time and their second Cyber Baseball League Championship.

Game 4 however would be somewhat different as the Marlins put up a fight as though they were a Marlin on a tourist hook in the Atlantic off the coast of Miami! With the score 7-0 after 6 for the Blue Jays, the fight went as if the Marlin had been pulled to the side of the fishing boat and would fight relentlessly, and the Marlins yanked free of the barbed hook, with all their might they ended the game in the 9^th with a 13-9 win! Game 5 again was a battle for the Marlins in Toronto still fighting at the edge of the boat to hold off the fisherman’s scure. They managed a 12-10 upset of the Blue Jays and travel day back to the healthy confines of Pro-Player Stadium in Miami Florida. There they acted more like an unwounded mad, Attacking Shark than a Marlin as they pulverized the Blue Jays in game 6, 14-1 to tie the series at 3 games a piece behind Ellis Burks 3 Home Runs! Game 7 Will be VERY VERY INTERESTING as Kyle Saberhagen gets the nod for the Blue Jays and Russ Ortiz of the Marlins. It is do or die for both of the teams as the game will determine the Golden Baseball Champion for the 2003 Cyber Baseball League Championship.

Game 7 saw the game halted due to PS-1 Glitch and had to be restarted (Rain Out Rule In CBL), the game went to the bottom of the 9^th with a 1-0 Blue Jay lead off a Quami Linsu Home Run in the 5^th. The Marlins Ellis Burks hit a homer with two out and a full count to take the game into the extra innings. In the bottom of the twelfth inning Ellis Burks again nailed one, high into the upper deck to take the game 2-1, and the Series 4-3 literally stealing it from the Blue Jays, who once had a strangle hold lead on the series three games to none! Congratulations to the Florida Marlins both of the MLB, and the CBL for your championship in 2003. I am sure this will not be repeated soon that the same teams win in both Leagues! The Marlins are owned in the CBL by the PS-1, who will hand the reins over the smarter, more innovative owners of the PS-2 in the coming season. Congratulations to the Marlins, Ellis Burks, and all who are Marlin Fans. Keith Wilson and his bought Blue Jays will go back to the drawing board, and with the switch to a PS-2 game for next season, there is no telling how long it will take him to reassemble a team like that again! Congratulations Marlins for Toppling the Kings of Baseball as the Huge Underdog as your counterpart Marlins of MLB!

2002 CLB SEASON

Standings through the End of the 2002 Season!

	Cyber League Baseball
		AMERICAN
Team	Owner	Wins		Losses		GB		W%
AMER EAST
Blue Jays	Keith	124		38		0		765
Yankees	Joann*	85		77		39		524
Orioles	Dennis*	78		84		46		481
Red Sox	Ran-Joe	75		87		49		49
Devil Rays	Heather	73		89		51		450
AMER Cent
Twins	Terry	96		66		0		592
White Sox	-	74		88		22		456
Indians	Tanner	74		88		22		456
Tigers	Jeff	73		89		23		450
Royals	-	64		98		32		395
-	-	-		-		-		-
AMER WEST
Rangers	Trish	87		75		0		537
Mariners	Holly	83		79		4		512
Athletics	-	77		85		10		475
Angels	-	64		98		23		395
-	-	-		-		-		-
		NATIONAL
Team	Owner	Wins		Losses		GB		W%
National East
Braves	Carlene	92		70		0		567
Marlins	Cindy	84		78		8		518
Mets	Kathy	83		79		9		512
Expos	-	75		87		17		462
Phillies	Derek	74		88		18		456
National Cent
Reds	-	87		75		0		537
Brewers	Bryan	85		77		2		524
Astros	Arianah	81		81		6		500
Cubs	Kiona	78		84		9		481
Pirates	-	78		84		9		481
Cardinals	-	72		90		15		444
National West
Giants	-	87		75		0		537
Rockies	Nadine	85		77		2		524
Padres	Heidi	83		79		4		512
Diamondbacks	Nick*	80		82		7		493
Dodgers	Matthew	79		83		8		487

The 2002 Cyber League Baseball Playoffs For The Golden Baseball!!!

The National League
Carlene’s Braves			0
vs					Rockies
Nadine's Rockies			3
					Verses		Giants-----0
Cincinnati Reds			0
vs					Giants
San Francisco Giants			3						Owner:
									Keith J. Wilson
									Toronto Blue Jays
The American League									Golden Baseball
Terry's MN Twins			3						World Champion!!!
vs					Twins				2002!!!
Joann's NY Yankees			2				Blue Jays---4
					Verses
Keith's Tor Blue Jays			3
vs					Blue Jays
Trish's Texas Rangers			0

Games In City Of:

TEAM	OWNER	GAME @	SAN FRAN	SAN FRAN	TORONTO	TORONTO	FINAL RESULT	FINAL RUNS
S.F. Giants	PS-1		2	7	1	2	0	12
Toronto	Keith W.		16	8	19	7	4	50!

MVP: Jeff Kent: Batting Average-.437, 3 home Runs, 1 Stolen Base, 16 RBI’s, and 8 runs scored!

NOTE: Jason, owner of the Giants has had his team stripped from him for his continuous arrest for narcotics, mainly METH!!! Also for the probable sale and distribution of such materials, probable theft and possession of stolen property, and other such actions. He had this done half way through the regular season. We regret this action has had to have had taken place but we do not want anyone of the like to be involved with this Cyber Sports Federation. Should his team make the playoff, and win any playoff monies, it would be split among his children and the League Equally 3 ways. Jason, we wish you the best if and when you decide to put your life on the right track.

NOTE:

Other team owners have lost their franchises as well due to the divorce of Keith J. Wilson & Cindy Ann Reinhold. It is regrettable, but it is what must be done for the sanctity of the leagues, and the availability of teams in the future for others. E-mails were sent out through the Newsletter for those who read the newsletter however no one returned E-mail asking for the continuation of their franchise under their ownership.

2002 Season In ReVIew:

National League Awards go to: MVP: Vincent Guerrero of Nadine’s Colorado Rockies who had a .326 Batting Average with 53 home runs, 118 RBI’s 166 hits 32 stolen bases and scored 97 runs.

Cy Young National League: Pedro Martinez of the Montreal Expos who had a record of 19 wins and 9 losses with a 2.87 era and 279.1 innings pitched with 324 strikeouts and 0 saves.

American League Awards go to: MVP: Quami Linsu of Keith’s Toronto Blue Jays, this rookie catcher had a .369 batting average with 79 home runs, 198 RBI’s 212 hits 212 stolen bases and scored 156 runs!

Cy Young American League: Brad Radke of Trish’s Texas Rangers who had a 22 win 7 loss season wit a 2.79 era and 270.2 innings pitched. He had 302 strikeouts and 0 saves.

The 2002 Season went on with a peak interest throughout the season. For the first time in the league’s existence Keith J. Wilson was not the skipper behind his team’s bench in which he took ownership of. Instead he played General Manager and Owner and ran the personnel department only while he allowed the team to be run in the dugout by someone Johnny Bench. With the expertise of Whitey Herzog and the personnel brains of Keith, they put together a record in baseball this season with 124 wins and 38 losses A CLB RECORD!!! They ran away with the division to their credit. Keith’s find of Quami Linsu the catcher who hit 79 home runs in the regular season was astronomical and absurd as he crushed the record of Bonds in real baseball from last season and did it without the aid of steroids! The Twins were awesome as well under new ownership of Terry Wilson a silent owner who moved ownership of all his teams from San Francisco to Minnesota. Carlene’s horrible front office and field performance may have been left in Chicago where she left her old teams for greener pastures in Atlanta where she was born. Trish’s team made the playoffs as well as the Rangers fought hard to make the playoffs and get to the final day on top of their division. Nadine’s Rockies clinched the wildcard and made the playoffs as well. Joann’s Yankees finished far behind the Blue Jays, however they were near the leaders of the other division leaders and caught the wildcard spot in the American League.

2002 PlayOffs In ReVIew:

Golden Baseball Playoffs Soar Into Action!!!

The Golden Baseball Series is Set:

In the American League here is how the match-up’s went. Terry’s Minnesota Twins had home-field advantage over Joann’s New York Yankee team and took the series in a 5 game battle to advance to the American League Championship. Texas with all the bat power was no match for Toronto and the high dollar pay roll of General Manager and Owner Keith J. Wilson’s team, the Toronto Blue Jays as they were out scored in a Three game sweep 36 to 7! On went the battle for the American League Right to advance to the Golden Baseball Championship!!! Toronto vs the severe underdog, the Minnesota Twins of Terry. Minnesota took game 1 by the score of 16 to 1 and shocked the Cyber sports world, could they actually knock off the untouchables??? Actually a 16 to 1 upset awoke a sleeping den of lions as the Blue Jays went on to take the next 4 games by the scores of 3-1, 16-7, 19-3, 24-1! To earn a spot in the Golden Baseball Cyber World Series for the American League.

In the National League it went more like this: Nadine’s Colorado Rockies Swept Carlene’s Atlanta Braves 3-0 to earn a spot in the National League Championship Series, and San Francisco, last years golden Baseball Champion swept the Reds in three straight games as well to earn a spot to face the Rockies. In the National League Championship series it was tight as the Rockies gave the Giants all they could handle pushing the Giants to a seventh and deciding game in Colorado at Coor’s field. In the top of the 8^th the Giants took a 1-0 lead and never lost it, so they advanced to the Golden Baseball Series as the National League Champion. They will face the Toronto Blue Jays for the Golden Baseball Championship of the Cyber Sports Federation and for the Cyber League Baseball Championship of 2002!!! Keith J. Wilson has taken himself from behind the bench and is only the Owner and General Manager for the team, and as the General Manager is still eligible for the $3.00 prize which is a consideration for change in this winters talks and CSF review.

In the Golden Baseball Series it was a rematch of last year, the Toronto Blue Jays verses the defending champion San Francisco Giants without the owner Terry Wilson. It wasn’t even a battle as rookie pitcher sidewinder Saberhagen pitched game one through 8 innings as they allowed 2 ninth inning runs to take game one 16-2. Again Saberhagen started game two so they could get him up in the batting order he is such a strong hitter at least one time, he was taken out in the second inning as the Giants battled tough in San Francisco to only lose 8-7 in 10 innings to the Blue Jays. Game three was no match for the Giants in Toronto as the Blue Jays took out the Giants in a blow out 19-1 and game 4 saw the Blue Jays score all their runs in the first 3 innings as they swept the Giants and won 7-2. For the FIRST TIME IN CLB History Keith J. Wilson has ownership of a team that wins the Golden Baseball and is in control of the Front Office building personnel and hiring the Manager in Whitey Herzog. It has been an amazing year as they set a record for most wins in a season and other records as well.

The 2001 Season Of The CSF Baseball Major League!

	Cyber League Baseball
		AMERICAN LEAGUE
Team	Owner	Wins	Losses	GB	W%
AMER EAST
Blue Jays	*Keith	110	52	0	679
Yankees	*Joann	93	69	17	574
Devil Rays	Heather	87	75	23	537
Red Sox	Randy Joe	80	82	30	493
Orioles	Dennis	79	83	31	487
AMER Cent
Indians	Holly	88	74	0	543
Tigers	Jeff	87	75	1	537
Twins	Heidi	83	79	5	512
Royals	-	72	90	16	444
White Sox	Carlene	59	103	29	364
-	-	-	-	-	-
AMER WEST
Rangers	Trish	86	76	0	530
Mariners	Tanner	81	81	5	500
Angels	-	70	92	16	432
Athletics	-	68	94	18	419
-	-	-	-	-	-
		NATIONAL LEAGUE
Team	Owner	Wins	Losses	GB	W%
National East
Marlins	Cindy	91	71	0	561
Braves	Jason	79	83	12	487
Phillies	Derek	79	75	12	487
Mets	Kathy	76	86	15	469
Expos	-	68	94	23	419
National Cent
Cardinals	Cassie	98	64	0	604
Cubs	-	87	75	11	537
Reds	Kiona	76	86	22	469
Pirates	Zack	69	93	29	425
Astro’s	Colby	68	94	30	419
Brewers	Bryan	65	97	33	401
National West
*Rockies	*Nadine	101	61	0	623
Giants	*Terry	89	73	12	549
Dodgers	Matthew	85	77	16	524
Diamondbacks	Nick	82	80	19	506
Padres	Angie	74	88	27	456

The American League Awards: MVP: Jeff Bagwell-Toronto-358 BA, 48 HR’s, 135 RBI’s, Hits-199, SB-22, Runs-125.

Cy Young Award Winner: David Wells-Toronto- 21 Wins, 4 Losses, ERA-3.45, IP-245.1, K’s-226, SVs-0

The National League Awards: MVP: J. Gonzalez-San Diego-375 BA, 39 HR’s, 96 RBI’s, 191-Hits, 20-SB, Runs-92.

Cy Young Award Winner: M. Yoshii-St. Louis Cards- 16 Wins, 1 Loss, ERA- 3.44, IP-222.1, K’s-201, SVs-0

YOUR 2001 PLAYOFF TREE FOR CBL SEASON!!!

(!=Home Field Advantage, *=Wildcard Team)

AMERICAN LEAUGUE:

-----Team----------Owner

NY Yankees (Joann)*

Cleveland Indians (Holly)

Texas Rangers (Trish)

Toronto Blue Jays (Keith)!

NATIONAL LEAGUE:

-----Team----------Owner--

SF Giants (Terry)*

St. Louis Cards (Cassie)

Florida Marlins (Cindy)

Colorado Rockies (Nadine)!

YOUR WORLD GOLDEN BASEBALL SERIES!!!

Your CSF’s CLB 2001 Cyber Champion Of The World!!!

Are THE San Francisco Giants of Terry Wilson CONGRATULATIONS TO YOU!

Note: Terry was the Franchise Owner of the San Francisco Giants and had nothing to do with their winning the CBL’s Golden Baseball Championship other than being the Franchise Owner.

The 2000 Season Of The WvSF Baseball Major League!

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE

EAST EAST

TEAM Wins Losses G.B. TEAM Wins Losses G.B.

*Blue Jays 89 73 – *Braves 101 61 –

Orioles 87 75 11 Mets 82 80 19

Red Sox 87 75 11 Phillies 77 85 24

Yankees 84 78 14 Expos 69 93 32

Devil Rays 75 87 23 Marlins 67 95 34

CENTRAL CENTRAL

*Indians 90 72 - *Cubs 79 83 --

Twins 86 76 4 Brewers 79 83 0

Tigers 80 82 10 Cardinals 77 85 2

Royals 79 83 11 Pirates 76 86 3

White Sox 56 106 34 Reds 75 87 4

Astros 75 87 4

WEST WEST

*Rangers 89 73 - *Padres 101 61 --

*Angels 87 75 2 *Giants 92 70 9

Mariners 75 87 14 Rockies 86 76 15

Athletics 63 99 26 Diamondbacks 80 82 21

Dodgers 78 84 23

Awards

American League:

MVP: BlueJays: Mike Piazza Catcher 69 Home Runs!!! 110 RBI’s Hits 69, B.A. 310,

Cy Young Award: Blue Jays Curt Schilling Pitcher 25 wins, 3 Losses, 2.42 ERA 257 Innings Pitched, 209 K’os 0 Saves.

National League:

MVP: Cubs: Eric Davis BA 319, Hits 173, RBI’s 83, 41 HR’s, 32 Stolen Bases.

Cy Young Award: Rockies: Nadine Wilson, 21 Wins, 3 Losses, 2.23 ERA 205.2 I.P. 192 K’s, 0 Saves.

2000 Playoffs

AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE

Blue Jays- 3 Braves-------3

Angels---- 0 Giants-------1

Indians-----3 Padres-------2

Rangers----2 Cubs--------3

Nothing unexpected in this round other than the Cubs ousting the Padres, the #1 team in Baseball this season along with the Braves!!!

2000 League Series Championships

Blue Jays------3 Braves-------2

Indians---------4 Cubs---------4

Two Shockers In the League Series Championships. The Cleveland Indians, who trailed 3-1 in games came back to win 3 straight! Two of which were in Toronto, with game 7 ending by the score of 32-5!!! Toronto under new Owner General Manager and Manager Keith Wilson, were humiliated by the Indians in the last three games! A total embarrassment to the Toronto Blue Jays.

The Atlanta Braves were ousted in 6 games by the Chicago Cubs to move on to the Golden Baseball Championship Series of Video Baseball!

This will mark only the second time in Video Baseball League History in the WvSF that a non-Owned team will win the Golden Baseball! This also marks the very first Golden Baseball Video World Series that will have two un-Owned teams battling for The Golden Baseball. This has NEVER HAPPENED Before! The Cubs made it this far, as you can see in the regular season Standings, by making the playoffs with a Losing Record!!!!! This also has never before happened. If they win the Golden Baseball it will show that perhaps flaws do exist in the Baseball Playoff System.

2000 Golden Baseball Series:

TEAMS 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 TOTAL:

Cleveland Indians: 0 8 1 9 11 1

Chicago Cubs: 3 9 2 2 15 4

CUBS WIN SERIES!!!

Well It Happened!!!!!!!! Some how the 79-83 Cubs took the Golden Baseball Championship! For the First Time In CSF History a Team with a Losing Record Wins A Title! They beat the San Diego Padres, They beat The Atlanta Braves, then they beat the Cleveland Indians in 5 games to take the Series!!!!!!!! Right Fielder Eric Davis had 2 home runs in game 5 to go with 4 hits, he scored 3 runs and had 7 Runs batted in to take the Player of the Game honors in game 5. It was not the series expected as the Cubbies were expected to be taken out against the Padres, and they won 3 games to 2. Then they were to be trounced by the Atlanta Braves in 4 straight, but took the National League Series 4 games to 2!! Then they advanced to the Golden Baseball Video World Series where they took the Golden Baseball trophy in 5 games by winning games 1,2,3 and then 5 at Wriggley Field for the Championship of the 2000 season!!! The MVP of the Series and Playoffs as voted by the Computer was Pitcher Felix Heredia, who had 2 K’s, one loss, an ERA of 11.2, and pitched 8 innings for the Cubbies.

The Indians I think were spent after coming from a 1-3 deficit against the Blue Jays to make it to the Golden Baseball Trophy Final Series. Nothing can be taken away from the Cubs who had to win 12 of their last 13 regular Season Games to make the playoffs if they were lucky and had help. They did their part, and then did more to win the Golden Baseball Trophy by winning 23 games and losing 7 in the playoffs. That is a remarkable feat in itself!!! The Cubs deserved the Golden Baseball to bear their teams name because they had the best winning streak going into the playoffs, 17 of their last 20 games were wins, and the last 12 were wins to make the playoffs if the Brewers would lose 3 games, which they did, and won the division by tie breaker! Then the rest is history. Congratulations to the Chicago Cubs, the National League Champions, and the Golden Baseball Champions of the 2000 Season! Golden Baseball Series VII

1999 Baseball Season

This year the Game Pack has been changed, along with the Game System. This Season we are Using the Sega Genesis Game System, and the EA Sports game Triple Play Baseball “Gold Edition”. Some Teams were moved. Such as the Baltimore Orioles became the Buffalo Bison’s, and the Milwaulkee Brewers became the Salt Lake Miracle Mormons. The Season had a full season played, which brought the Salt Lake Miracle Mormons the Golden Baseball Trophy. The records were not recorded properly, so the Records for the Most Part have been lost. However The World Series of Video Baseball has been preserved. And is marked below. This was the first season with 3 divisions in each League, and a Wild Card Entry from each League. This made the Season Immensely successful.

Team . Game 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Final

Salt Lake Miracle Mormons: 1 0 2 1 3 2 1 4

Atlanta Braves : 2 9 1 23 2 1 0 3

Game 1: In Atlanta, the Braves win in a defensive Battle.

Game 2: In Atlanta, The Braves pound the Miracle Mormons 9-0 on 9 solo shot home runs, as Greg Maddox pitches a no hitter!!!

Game 3: Game three saw the Miracle Mormons go to the bottom of the ninth tied at 1, when A Shot heard round the WvSF Sports world was hit by Mo Vaughn to give them a 2-1 edge making the series a 2-1 battle in what seemed like a easy 4-0 championship series for 2 time defending Atlanta Braves.

Game 4: Atlanta looked like their old selves as they defeated slaughtered the Miracle Mormons by the score of 23-1 on John Smoltz’s one hitter for the Braves, a one shot homer. This quieted the crowd and the series seemed over with 3 games to go, and the Braves only needing to take one, and two of them in Atlanta.

Game 5: The last game in Utah’s Franklin Covey Field, and the Miracle Mormons hang on to take it 3-2 with two walks and a Mo Vaughn Home run in the bottom of the Ninth!

Game 6: Back in Atlanta the Miracle Mormons were able to hang on and win in a pitcher’s duo with Randy Johnson, 2-1 to make the Series tied at 3 and a game 7 necessary.

Game 7: The Game went to the 11^th inning before Mo Vaughn cranked out the third hit for the Miracle Mormons and stole the series from the Mighty Atlanta Braves with a 1-0 win in extra innings! The Series had been the Shocker of Video Sports history, as the Miracle Mormons win the Video Golden Baseball Series 4 games to 3 in Atlanta!!!

The Series MVP was Mo Vaughn who seemed to be the player who would not let the series die, nor would he consent to quit trailing 3-1 in games. Although the Custom Team The Utah Miracle Mormons and the Custom Team the Buffalo Bisons battled in the American League Championship Series, The Season was possibly the most successful of the League’s history. It should be noted that it was a very fun and interesting season with 3 super Teams, the Braves, the Bisons, and the Champion Miracle Mormons.Golden Baseball Series VI.

1998 Baseball Season

Because baseball has such little interest, no regular season was played this season. However The Yankees and The Braves were the only two teams who accepted the WvSF invitation for the Golden Baseball. It has been decided that this will be the last year for the Super Nintendo game, and that next Season a new Format must be set in place.

Team . Game 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Final

New York Yankees 5 0 7 9 3 - - 1

Atlanta Braves 6 8 0 3 5 - - 4

Game 1: In New York’s Yankee Stadium for game one, Ron Gant and Dave Justice each Hit a home Run to give Atlanta a 1-0 lead in the Video World Series for the Golden Baseball Trophy. The Atlanta Braves are trying to become the first Video Baseball team to win the Championship in two consecutive years. The winning teams have always been either Atlanta, or one of the two NY teams. Atlanta wins in NY 6-5.

Game 2: NY trailed 8-0 in the top of the sixth inning when the clouds gave way to Rain ( A computer glitch which caused the game to be called under rain out rules). Atlanta Shutout the NY Yankees in New York by the score of 8-0 with 9 hits, and 1 hit for NY. Game Three moves the Series to Atlanta.

Game 3: Game three in Atlanta was a complete turn around from the dominance we saw in game 2 in which many were calling for a sweep to happen heading to the three games in Atlanta. NY got great pitching from Kamanicki to take them back into the series.

Game 4: Atlanta looked like their old selves as they defeated the New York Yankees in Atlanta 9-3. Game 5 in Atlanta could bring the Atlanta Braves their second consecutive Golden Baseball. Atlanta has no stand out for MVP yet, although I don’t think that the Yankees will go down without a fight!

Game 5: The first three innings went scoreless as the Yankees held the Heavily favored Braves at bay. NY was fighting in all despiration to get the series home to face the Braves for games 6 and 7. But it wasn’t meant to be. The Yankees had a 2-0 lead, but could not hold it. The Braves Terry Pendleton hit a three run shot in the sixth to give the Braves the lead. The Yankees would tie it on a double steal to second, and the man at third ran in to score the tying run. New York just didn’t have the pitching in the end as the Braves belted in two runs to take the game 5-3, and put an end to the series.

Game 6: not needed.

Game 7: not needed.

The Series MVP was Fred McGriff who had 4 homers in the series and batted over 400.00 until the Yankees got wise and walked him in game 5 on all but one time in which he batted in the game winning run as he singled to end up being the 5^th run.

Review of the Season: Only the Yankees and the Braves accepted invitations to the League championship series. Baseball had sunk to the bottom last season in the WvSF. This Season they endured and the Video Golden Baseball Series went on. With the resurgence of Baseball in America, and with Mark McGuire and Sammy Sosa’s home run derby for 70 home runs, the resurgence of Baseball was in the air accross the US and Canada. Baseball in the Wilson Home was still not a major interest until late in the season. It never turned into one at peak interest. After all, Roger Maris probably didn’t hit 62 home runs taking steriods, or any supplement that is illeagle at the major college level! He probably lifted weights and had a beer now and then. So what is the big deal with McGuire? He didn’t do it without the help of a supplement (Drug) that is MBL Legal! So what gives? However the WvSF continued their tradition if not with a season, at least with heated rivalry in the fact that Dad vs Daughter is turning into a major rivalry. Daughter 2, Dad 0! With the trade off of WvSF Football teams, it could become a rivalry there as the 49ers are now owned by the Trish.

Golden Baseball Series V

1997 Baseball Season

The following teams qualified for the 1997 Golden Baseball Playoffs after completing the 162 game schedule.

American League East: Baltimore Orioles 93-69.

Wild Card Team: Toronto Blue Jays 85-77. 8 games back.

American League West: Chicago White Sox 89-73.

Wild Card Team: Seattle Mariners 85-77. 4 games back.

National League East: Montreal Expos 91-71.

Wild Card Team: St. Louis Cardinals 90-72. 1 game back.

National League West: Atlanta Braves 99-63.

Wild Card Team: San Francisco 91-71. 8 games back.

Notation: Detroit finished year tied with Toronto & had a 1 game playoff with Toronto. Toronto won 5-0 and allowed only 3 Hits!

Playoff Rules for this Season

For The 1997 Season the Playoff Structure has been changed. The new structure will include a total of 8 playoff teams. Each of the 4 division Champions and the second place team as wild card entries who will play the division champions in a 5 game series to determine the 4 final teams. Of the Wild Card playoff round, Games 1,4 & 5 are to be played at the Division Champions home field, Games 2 & 3 are to be played at the Wild Card Teams Home Field. The Other Playoff Series are to be 7 Game Series with the Home Field Advantage Going to the Teams with the best Regular Season Record.

Playoff Tree.. 1 2 3 4 5 Series

1. Baltimore* 1 00 2 - - 0__ __ _

* Toronto Blue Jays *

2. Toronto * 7 03 4 - - 3 1 2 1 8 3 2 3 4 *

*Toronto Blue Jays

1. Chicago*17 13 8 - - 3 0 3 2 7 4 1 2 3* =

* Chicago White Sox* =

2. Seattle... *5 3 1 - - 0 =

THE 1997 WvSF BASEBALL

1. Montreal*00 00 1 08 08 3 Atlanta Braves =$5.00 Montreal Champion

2. St. Louis* 01 2 0 05 07 2 2 3 5 0 0 0 0 3 * =

*Atlanta Braves=

1. Atlanta* 06 4 3 3 - 3 1 0 0 8 9 7 1 4 *

* Atlanta Braves *

2.San Fran* 05 3 4 2 - 1 Password: BQTBj

1997 Baseball Season In Review

In the full capacity of honesty the entire season was played out by the computer in early October. This was done mostly because of the resentment towards the Major Leagues of real baseball and total lack of interest. The 8 teams and their records are listed above. They qualified for the playoffs. The WvSF Baseball League qualifies the top two teams in each of the 4 divisions. The top two teams battle it out in a 5 game series with the division champion being the team with the Home Field advantage. We play first game at Home field advantage, then the next two at 2^nd place teams field and the final two games (if necessary) at the Division Champions home field. With the lack of interest, the computer played these games as well. The results are listed above. The two League Championship Series were played by the computer as well. The results are posted above. The World Series of (Video) baseball will pit The Atlanta Braves against the Toronto Blue Jays. Keith Wilson’s team vs Trish Wilson’s team. These games were played by the human rivalries. The report of these games is given below.

Team . Game 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Final

Toronto Blue Jays 5 6 1 12 4 5 3 3

Atlanta Braves 6 0 3 0 3 1 5 4

Game 1: In Atlanta for Game One Toronto led to the bottom of the ninth inning 5-3. Ron Gant hit a 3 run homer to pull out the game for the Braves, 6-5 to take a 1-0 series lead.

Game 2: Atlanta was shut-out in Atlanta by Toronto 6-0. Both teams finished with 8 hits. Game 3: Atlanta out lasted Toronto, and won by the count of 3-1 on a Gant Homer in the 7^th inning that proved the winner for Atlanta and gave them a 2-1 game lead! Game 4: Toronto showed some resiliency in game 4 and Juan Guzman threw a 2 hitter, with the both of Atlanta’s hits coming in the 8^th inning. This 2 hitter set a new WvSF baseball record for best pitching performance ever by a human run team. Toronto shut down Atlanta, and knocked them out in game 4 by the count of 12-0 Roberto Alamar came through with 3 home runs! Joe Carter had one and slumping Devon White had 2 homers as they demolished Atlanta, and took them to school!

Game 5: In the bottom of the 12^th the Blue Jays won 4-3 on a Devon White single knocking in Rickey Henderson for the run!

Game 6: The Braves pulled this one out as Fred McGriff tallied his first two homers of the Series and Ron Gant swung another one as the Braves force a Game 7 in Atlanta. Manager Keith Wilson of the Blue Jays has an opportunity to win his third “Golden Baseball” Trophy as a Manager for his third team! Or Atlanta will be the first team to have won two “Golden Baseballs”. Who will it be, you’ll have to wait and see, will Trish or Keith capture the trophy and the $5.00 prize?

Game 7: Game 7 in Atlanta was a thriller! As Dave Justice nailed three over the wall knocking in 4 runs to lead his Braves into the Golden Baseball championship Champion position. The Blue Jays had the bases loaded on pitcher Paul Stanton with 1 out, and Glavine came in to take the Blue Jays to 3 outs and NO runs! It was then a cruise to the Second Golden Baseball Trophy Championship for the Braves! Dave Justice joins Olson, as the only team with two MVP players on it! Congratulations to Trish Wilson and the Atlanta Braves for taking the Series in 7 games and the Golden Baseball and the $5.00 first prize!

The 1997 regular season was played by the computer only. Those owners and managers who had their teams qualify had an option of Managing their teams into the playoffs, None chose to. However when Toronto and Atlanta both made the Golden Baseball Series Championship, the two managers were ready for the first Human vs Human matchup in a WvSF Championship since Video Bowl I. The WvSF’s reputation for upsets wasn’t to be a disapointment as Rookie Manager Trish Wilson led Atlanta to its second WvSF Golden Baseball Trophy in 4 years and made them the first baseball team to capture 2 Championships. Congratulations to Trish Wilson, Golden Baseball Champion Owner G.M. and Manager, and winner of the $5.00 cash prize! Golden Baseball Series IV

1996 Season Recap

The 1996 Championship (The Golden Baseball) was awarded to the NY Yankees. Keith Wilson was General Manager and Manager. His second golden Baseball, but again, he did not own the team! They defeated the Montreal Expos 4 games to 3 and the MVP was Jim Leyritz. He played off the bench brilliantly and was the hero of the series. Don Mattingly was a no-show player, producing next to nothing as a non contributor on the field, particularly his batting skills. The manager Keith Wilson left shortly after the close of the season to assume command of the Toronto Blue Jays organization. He and Computer owner George Steinbrenner could not come to agreeable terms for Keith to continue as Manager in NY. Keith stopped to Manage the Yankees here after a year off from baseball in the video league. He had left the Brave organization after Carlene assumed ownership of the Atlanta team. His frustration with Major League Baseball (The real MLB), forced his decision to a non participatory season. MVP= Jim Leyritz 4 home runs in last 3 games!

Golden Baseball Series III

These 3 seasons were combined as all old records have not been computer kept prior to the 1997 season, or they were lost or trashed by the WvSF office by order of the Commissioner. All these previous champions have won their division and qualified for the playoff structure as designed by the WvSF Baseball League. All other Baseball Seasons will be kept as separate listings within this folder.

1995 Season Recap

The 1995 Championship (The Golden Baseball) was awarded to the NY Mets. The Computer was Owner, Coach and General Manager. The whole season was computer played and the Mets won over the Chicago Baltimore Orioles in 6 games. No MVP was selected because the series was played 100% by the computer and no MVP was chosen. MVP= Bobby Bonilla of the Golden Baseball Series II

1994 Season Recap

The 1994 Championship (The Golden Baseball) was awarded to The Atlanta Braves with Keith Wilson as Manager and General Manager. He did not own the team! The Braves beat the Toronto Blue Jays in 7 games. Greg Olsen was the MVP of the Golden Baseball world series of video Baseball, He hit 4 home runs in 3 games as the hero and catcher of the Series.

Golden Baseball Series I