Lead Story - 10/17/2026

Approx dates for off-season tasks

*Edit Team Details Turned on 10/13
COMPLETED
*Compiled season/player stats cleared 10/13
COMPLETED
*Players progression applied 10/13
COMPLETED
*Players Retired 10/13
COMPLETED
*Stat change turned on 10/15
COMPLETED
(Email me to unretire player over 40 still active by 10/17 8pm est)
COMPLETED
*Rookies imported (In case of player with multiple teams, player goes to the team they finished rookie season with) 10/15
COMPLETED
*Rookie import errors must be reported by 10/17 8pm est
COMPLETED
*Trades turned on - 10/17 8pm est
COMPLETED
*Drops turned on - 10/17 8pm est
COMPLETED
*Stat changes turned off - by 10/20 8pm est
*Ability to make waiver claims turned on - on 10/20 8pm est
*Position changes requests for non stat change players starts - 10/20 8pm est
*Teams to Drop Rosters to max 30 Players - by 10/22 8pm est
*Request for position changes closed - 10/22 8pm est
*Edit Team Details Turned off - 10/22 8pm est
*Playball - 10/23 noon est

10/11/2026

2001 World Series Champions-Cleveland Indians

Congratulations to the Cleveland Indians and owner daveh on back to back World Series Championships!

It is the Indians 4th Passing Time league championship!

League Chat Box

Martinez blanks Philadelphia with 3-0 shutout

Philadelphia is hoping not to see Pedro Martinez again for a long while. Martinez went the distance, leading Los Angeles to a 3-0 victory. | Box

Big game for Cordero lifts Expos to victory

Wil Cordero drove in 4 runs, carrying Montreal to a 12-6 victory over the Brewers. Cliff Floyd recorded 5 hits. | Box

Red Sox can't contain Knoblauch, fall 8-2

Chuck Knoblauch was on his game, knocking in 3 runs in Minnesota's 8-2 victory over the Red Sox. Knoblauch also had 3 hits in the game. | Box

Rockies fall to Cubs despite Torres's efforts

Salomon Torres whiffed 9 batters, but the Cubs managed to beat the Rockies, 2-1. Kerry Wood was on fire, allowing just 4 hits over 9 innings for Chicago. | Box

Erstad shines, Angels still lose to Toronto

Darin Erstad collected 4 hits last night, but it wasn't enough for the Angels. The Bluejays won the contest, 6-5. | Box