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General Discussion / Re: 2030 Discussion Thread
« on: May 04, 2016, 09:29:09 am »
This has got to be the worst loss in spring history... Call off the dogs lol
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Team Press Releases / Re: Twin Towers Announce Minor League Change
« on: May 01, 2016, 11:35:24 am »
Your video is incredible! I'm rooting for the Yard Goats!
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Team Press Releases / Kentucky Lions Action Shots
« on: May 01, 2016, 11:10:30 am »
Hey guys, I used the power of MLB: The Show 16 to get creative and share some images of Kentucky Lions stars
https://www.flickr.com/photos/35347544@N05/albums/72157667212152750
https://www.flickr.com/photos/35347544@N05/albums/72157667212152750
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Free Agent Claims / KY Claims 2B Greg Lee
« on: May 01, 2016, 08:25:58 am »
ML level for spring training please!
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Team MVPs / Re: Kentucky MVPs
« on: April 30, 2016, 04:58:33 pm »
Hey guys, I'm going back through my history to update these!
The Kentucky Lions had a rough 2027 season, winning just 50 games, but I have to name CF Joe Ross as the MVP. Ross, who was in his second full season in the big leagues, hit .277 in 606 at-bats and hit 34 home runs, while driving in 121.
With 71 wins, the Lions finished fifth in the division once again in 2028. 1B Jake Ladner was the MVP of this team again, as he led the offense with 40 home runs. Ladner drove in 113 runs, second to only Joe Ross who had 116 RBI's. Ladner got on base at an impressive .442 clip, hitting .298 and scoring a team-high 107 times.
In 2029, two additional wins brought Kentucky two spots higher in the standings to third place. While Ladner and Ross each had impressive years, the MVP for this season is Rodrigo Corujo, who hit a career-high .358 in 688 at-bats. Though he has never hit for power, Corujo's bat was sure to frighten any pitcher who dared challenge him. He scored 112 runs, also a career-high, and stole 29 bases.
The Kentucky Lions had a rough 2027 season, winning just 50 games, but I have to name CF Joe Ross as the MVP. Ross, who was in his second full season in the big leagues, hit .277 in 606 at-bats and hit 34 home runs, while driving in 121.
With 71 wins, the Lions finished fifth in the division once again in 2028. 1B Jake Ladner was the MVP of this team again, as he led the offense with 40 home runs. Ladner drove in 113 runs, second to only Joe Ross who had 116 RBI's. Ladner got on base at an impressive .442 clip, hitting .298 and scoring a team-high 107 times.
In 2029, two additional wins brought Kentucky two spots higher in the standings to third place. While Ladner and Ross each had impressive years, the MVP for this season is Rodrigo Corujo, who hit a career-high .358 in 688 at-bats. Though he has never hit for power, Corujo's bat was sure to frighten any pitcher who dared challenge him. He scored 112 runs, also a career-high, and stole 29 bases.