Big game for Parra lifts Braves to victory

Gerardo Parra drove in 4 runs, carrying Atlanta to a 5-2 victory over the Angels. | Box

Morton whiffs 10 in 3-1 win

Charlie Morton struckout 10 Anaheim batters in a 3-1 win for the Braves. | Box

Ohtani's 8-K performance not enough

Shohei Ohtani whiffed 8 batters, but the Braves managed to beat the Angels, 2-1. | Box

Lead Story - 7/29/2026

*** 2019 Pre-Season Schedule ***

Check BBRef for new rookie imports from Tor, Sea, Col, Ari, Flo, TB and import them to a "Prospects Team" - done
Progress Free Agents - coming up
Move any low AB/IP FAs who return in the future to the Holding Team -
Move any Holding Team FAs back to Free Agency List -
Move new rookie prospects from the Prospect Team to Free Agency -
Progress each team -
Import rookies for each team (and return any Holding Team players back to their respective teams) -

DEADLINE FOR CUTS TO 29 -- *Mandatory* - tba - 9pm central

CUTS DEADLINE PRIOR TO DRAFT (below 29) -- *Optional* - tba - 9pm central

**SLOW** SUPPLEMENTAL DRAFT - begins tba - 9am central - 6 hours per pick in Round 1. 3 hours per pick in Rounds 2 and 3. Clock stops during overnight period (10pm to 8am central time).
Draft Order (number of picks in brackets)
1. Detroit Tigers
2. Cincinnati Reds
3. San Francisco Giants
4. Texas Rangers
5. Baltimore Orioles
6. New York Mets
7. San Diego Padres
8. Chicago Cubs
9. Boston Red Sox
10. New York Yankees
11. Chicago White Sox
12. Oakland A’s
13. Los Angeles Dodgers
14. Pittsburgh Pirates
15. Kansas City Royals
16. Philadelphia Phillies
17. Montreal Expos
18. St. Louis Cardinals
19. Cleveland Indians
20. California Angels
21. Minnesota Twins
22. Atlanta Braves
23. Milwaukee Brewers
24. Houston Astros

FREE AGENCY OPENS - tba at 6:00pm central time

UTILITY PLAYERS will be assigned at least 24 hours before Opening Day

!!!! OPENING DAY !!!! - tba at 9am central

7/16/2026

2018 Awards List

The following awards have been handed out and now appear on the History Page, as well as on the various players' pages.

AL MVP - Mookie Betts - 6 votes (T.Story-1)
NL MVP - Luke Voit - 7 votes (unanimous)
AL Cy Young Award - Blake Snell - 6 votes (C.Sale-1)
NL Cy Young Award - Jacob deGrom - 5 votes (S.Kelley-1, A.Nola-1)
AL Rookie of the Year - Shohei Ohtani - 4 votes (M.Muncy-2, F.Peralta-1)
NL Rookie of the Year - Luke Voit - 4 votes (M.Foltynewicz-3)
WS MVP - Gerardo Parra (Braves)

AL Batting Title - Mookie Betts (Red Sox)
NL Batting Title - Christian Yelich (Phillies)
AL Home Run Crown - Max Muncy (A's)
NL Home Run Crown - Luke Voit (Cardinals)
AL RBI Leader - Xander Bogaerts (Brewers)
NL RBI Leader - Luke Voit (Cardinals)
AL Stolen Base Leader - Mookie Betts (Red Sox)
NL Stolen Base Leader - Victor Robles (Expos)
AL Wins Leader - Blake Snell (Twins)
NL Wins Leader - Shawn Kelley (Braves)
AL Strikeout Leader - Chris Sale (White Sox)
NL Strikeout Leader - Trevor Bauer (Cardinals)
AL ERA Leader - Chris Sale (White Sox)
NL ERA Leader - Julio Teheran (Braves)
AL Saves Leader - Taylor Cole (Angels)
NL Saves Leader - Blake Treinen (Expos)

6/15/2026

World Series Predictions

2018 Predictions
Tacomaboy - Braves over Twins
bush484 - Pirates over Twins
GusPC13 - Astros over Twins
Ref - Braves over Angels
Skooler1 - Dodgers over Twins
lasershow - Red Sox over Expos
b2g3k - Braves over Twins
JacksonGenerals - Twins over Dodgers

2018 Real Life World Series
Boston Red Sox def. Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1
RL WS MVP - Steve Pearce (Red Sox)

Previous Winners
UFGator - Baltimore over St. Louis (1979)
Bonejangles - St. Louis over Oakland (1980)
GusPC13 - Minnesota over LA Dodgers (1985)
GusPC13 - Atlanta over Milwaukee (1999)
GusPC13 - Minnesota over Pittsburgh (2005)
JacksonGenerals - Texas over LA Dodgers (2006)
Cardac00 - Texas over Philadelphia (2008)
JacksonGenerals - Minnesota over Pittsburgh (2013)
Skooler1 - Minnesota over Pittsburgh (2014)
Ref - Atlanta over Anaheim (2018)

6/12/2026

2018 All-Star Alternates

The Alternates for this season's Mid-Summer Classic have been chosen. Here are this year's choices:

AL
Matt Chapman - 3B (A's)
Ji-Man Choi - 1B (Yankees)
Jose Berrios - SP (Twins)
Didi Gregorius - SS (Red Sox)
Sandy Alcantara - SP (Royals)
Tony Barnette - RP (Rangers)
Mookie Betts - OF (Red Sox)
Yusmeiro Petit - CL (Tigers)

NL
Juan Soto - OF (Expos)
Bryce Harper - OF (Expos)
Nathan Eovaldi - SP (Cardinals)
Jack Flaherty - SP (Cardinals)
Michael Wacha - SP (Cardinals)
Reynaldo Lopez - SP (Expos)
Wade Davis - CL (Giants)
Kris Bryant - 3B (Cubs)

7/21/2017

Welcome to MLB Classic Rewind

Welcome to MLB Classic Rewind: 2014
A rather straight forward historical league using real progression. The league started with the 1973 season and 24 teams. We'll stay at 24 teams, meaning that the Blue Jays and Mariners won't exist. Neither will the Rockies, D'Backs, Rays, or Marlins. All players who became rookies with those teams will instead go into the draft and be drafted by other teams. For example, Ichiro joined the league in the 2001 season and was drafted by the Phillies.

We are now in our 42nd season. Cincinnati won the first two championships, while the Minnesota Twins won the latest, in the 2013 season.

Here's a list of our Classic Rewind World Series winners so far, with number of WS titles in brackets:

Cincinnati Reds - 5
Boston Red Sox - 5
Minnesota Twins - 5
Pittsburgh Pirates - 3
Cleveland Indians - 3
Milwaukee Brewers - 3
Los Angeles Dodgers - 3
Texas Rangers - 3
Baltimore Orioles - 2
New York Mets - 2
Atlanta Braves - 2
Detroit Tigers - 1
St. Louis Cardinals - 1
San Francisco Giants - 1
Montreal Expos - 1
Kansas City Royals - 1