Lead Story - 12/22/2025

2018 Awards Ballot

Please click this link to vote for this season's MVP, Cy Young, Rookie of the Year, and Manager of the Year Awards. Please vote!

Awards Ballot

12/22/2025

Playoffs

World Series
Atlanta over Cleveland 4-3
The Atlanta Braves take the World Series in seven games. There were a number of key offensive performances, including Johan Camargo with nine RBI in one game (Game 4). Ronald Acuna was named the World Series MVP. Acuna hit .355 with a .677 slugging %. Acuna had one double, three homeruns, nine RBI, and scored seven runs in the Series.

American League
ALCS
Cleveland over Kansas City 4-3
Momentum went back and forth in this series that could truly have gone either way. Yandy Diaz was named the ALCS MVP. Diaz hit .357 with a .419 OBP and a .536 slugging %. Diaz had one double, 3 triples, scored 4 runs and had 4 RBI. He also knocked in the winning run in games 2 and 7.
Divisional Round
Kansas City over Los Angeles 3-1
Cleveland over Boston 3-2
Wild Card Game
Kansas City over Houston 3-2

National League
NLCS
Atlanta over St. Louis 4-1
Pitching was the key for Atlanta, but stats were spread across a number of Atlanta pitchers. Freddie Freeman was a table setter for the Braves and was named the NLCS MVP. Freeman hit .421 with a .542 OBP and a .789 slugging %. Freeman had four doubles and a homerun, scoring 5 runs, with 2 RBI.
Divisional Round
Atlanta over Miami 3-1
St. Louis over Arizona 3-0
Wild Card Game
Miami over Chicago 4-3

League Chat Box

12/13/2025

2018 Statistical Awards

Note: for Closer of the Year, the winner is most points. Points = [(Wins + Saves) - (Losses + Blown Saves)]

American League
Batting Title – Mallex Smith (Royals)
Most Homeruns – Max Muncy (Athletics)
Most RBI – Max Muncy (Athletics)
Most Steals – Raul Mondesi (Royals) * tiebreaker - least caught stealing
Most Wins – Aaron Nola (Astros) * tiebreaker – fewest losses
Lowest ERA – Aaron Nola (Astros)
Most Strikeouts – Corey Kluber (Indians)
Closer of the Year – Adam Conley (Tigers)

Gold Gloves
C – Austin Romine (Indians)
1B – Matt Olson (Athletics)
2B – Rougned Odor (Rangers)
3B – Travis Shaw (Red Sox)
SS – Francisco Lindor (Indians)
OF – Kevin Kiermaier (Rays)
OF – Mookie Betts (Red Sox)
OF – Mike Trout (Angels)

Silver Slugger Awards
DH – Max Muncy (Athletics)
C – Curt Casali (Rays)
1B – Ryan O’Hearn (Royals)
2B – Jose Ramirez (Indians)
3B – Eugenio Suarez (Tigers)
SS – Gleyber Torres (Yankees)
OF – Mike Trout (Angels)
OF – J.D. Martinez (Astros)
OF – Mookie Betts (Red Sox)

National League
Batting Title – Jeff McNeil (Mets)
Most Homeruns – Luke Voit (Cardinals)
Most RBI – Luke Voit (Cardinals)
Most Steals – Victor Robles (Nationals)
Most Wins – Daniel Poncedeleon (Cardinals)
Lowest ERA – Touki Toussaint (Braves)
Most Strikeouts – Jacob deGrom (Mets)
Closer of the Year – Adam Ottavino (Cardinals)

Gold Gloves
C – Yasmani Grandal (Padres)
1B – Brandon Belt (Giants)
2B – Kolten Wong (Cardinals)
3B – Todd Frazier (Reds)
SS – Nick Ahmed (Diamondbacks)
OF – Lorenzo Cain (Brewers)
OF – Harrison Bader (Cardinals)
OF – Brett Phillips (Brewers)

Sliver Slugger Awards
DH – Luke Voit (Cardinals)
C – J.T. Realmuto (Marlins)
1B – Paul Goldschmidt (Diamondbacks)
2B – Javier Baez (Cubs)
3B – Justin Turner (Mets)
SS – Andrelton Simmons (Braves)
OF – Christian Yelich (Marlins)
OF – Mitch Haniger (Diamondbacks)
OF – Kyle Schwarber (Cubs)

12/9/2025

2018 All Star Game

The NL defeated the AL in the 2018 All Star Game from Nationals Park in Washington DC. The NL pitching staff shutout the AL and held them to only 2 hits for the game. Christian Yelich hit a solo homer, Luke Voit hit a two-run homer and Javier Baez had an RBI single as the NL won the game 4-0. NL Starter Zack Wheeler got the win and took home the All Star Game MVP award. Aaron Nola took the loss.

There is a link to the game's box score in the "Links" tab in the main league menu.

6/18/2023

No hitters / perfect games

Day 36, Chris Sale (White Sox) pitched a no hitter versus the Twins
Day 37, Corey Kluber (Indians) pitched a no hitter versus the Yankees
Day 73, Carlos Carrasco (Indians) pitched a no hitter versus the Tigers
Day 76, Jeremy Hellickson (Rays) pitched a no hitter versus the Blue Jays
Day 182, Cole Hamels (Phillies) pitched a no hitter versus the Braves

6/20/2022

Allowed position changes / RP to SP conversions 2018

Position Changes
Reminder: 1 allowed per team per season. Fielding stats are generally reduced as a tradeoff.
NY Yankees - Gleyber Torres from 2B(SS) to SS(2B); played SS in 2018 and was a primary SS in 2019
Texas - Isiah Kiner-Falefa from 3B(C) to C(3B); played 36.4% of his innings at C in 2018
Detroit - Hernan Perez from 2B(OF) to SS(2B); played 23.5% of his innings at SS in 2019

RP to SP Conversions
Reminder: 1 allowed per team per season. RP must have a stamina rating of 40 or more and have started at least 1 game in the real life season.
Cincinnati - Blaine Hardy (stamina 53, started 13 games of 30 pitched in)
Atlanta - Max Fried (stamina 44, started 5 games of 14 pitched in)

12/30/2021

Trades involving future prospects or players not currently in the league