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2001 seasonSeason 1 · day 11 of about 60 · about 10 days

Millennium League

Players
Schedule
Sims
Game-days a day
6 (30 games)
Regular season ends
by
Champion crowned
between and

Times are in your time zone. The league runs on America/Toronto time.

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Standings

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East

  1. 1Millbrook Nomads70 RF · 56 RA · 7-3 L10L27–4.636—+14
  2. 2Silverton Drovers60 RF · 66 RA · 6-4 L10L16–5.5451-6
  3. 3Eastvale Larks79 RF · 81 RA · 4-6 L10W25–7.4172½-2
  4. 4Rockford Cutters40 RF · 48 RA · 5-5 L10L35–6.4552-8
  5. 5Eastvale Ramblers48 RF · 62 RA · 2-8 L10L23–8.2734-14

West

  1. 1Millbrook Wolves87 RF · 70 RA · 6-4 L10W37–4.636—+17
  2. 2Seaview Nomads72 RF · 60 RA · 5-5 L10W16–5.5451+12
  3. 3Thornwood Vandals45 RF · 49 RA · 6-4 L10W36–5.5451-4
  4. 4Juniper Tide64 RF · 76 RA · 5-5 L10L26–6.5001½-12
  5. 5Kingsley Otters63 RF · 60 RA · 4-6 L10W25–6.4552+3

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League facts

Sims

Every house league’s sims, on each league’s own clock

Teams

How many teams the league has. Every team plays once each game-day, so this sets how many games are played each game-day.

Game times

Whether each of a sim’s games gets its own first pitch through the day, or they all land at the sim time.

  • All at the sim time

    Every game of a sim is played at the sim time

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  • Spread through the dayThis league

    A sim’s game-days split the time until the next sim. Games start one after another, never between 1:00 and 10:00 AM league time.

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Live games

Whether games play out pitch by pitch in real time or land all at once.

Missed sims

What happens when a sim is missed, for example while the league is paused.

  • Catch upThis league

    Missed sims play 10 minutes apart until the league is back on schedule

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  • Skip

    Missed sims are dropped; the schedule picks up at the next sim

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Schedule

The preset a league is built from. It sets when the league sims, how many game-days each sim plays, and how long a season is.

House leagues shift these times by up to a few hours, so finals land all through the day; each league shows its own times.

  • Solo Sandbox

    No schedule: it sims only when someone taps Sim · 8 teams · 60 games

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  • Quick HitThis league

    Every day at 9:00 AM, 3:00 PM, and 9:00 PM EDT · 2 game-days per sim · 10 teams · 60 games · a champion every 12–13 days

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  • Classic 162

    Every day at 9:00 PM EDT · 3 game-days per sim · 12 teams · 162 games · a champion every 60–62 days

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  • Weekend Blitz

    Sat and Sun at 10:00 AM, 1:00 PM, 4:00 PM, and 7:00 PM EDT · 3 game-days per sim · 10 teams · 81 games · a champion every 28 days

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  • Daily Driver

    Every day at 8:00 AM and 8:00 PM EDT · 2 game-days per sim · 12 teams · 120 games · a champion every 34–36 days

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  • Tournament Sprint

    Every day at 7:00 PM, 7:15 PM, 7:30 PM, 7:45 PM, 8:00 PM, 8:15 PM, 8:30 PM, and 8:45 PM EDT · 1 game-day per sim · 8 teams · 20 games · a champion every 3 days

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Players

Who takes the field. A made-up league uses players the game invents. A real season deals out every player from that year, rated from its play-by-play.

  • Made-up players

    Invented by the game, new every season, playing modern (2019-level) baseball

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  • 2019 season

    Every real player from 2019, rated from Retrosheet play-by-play and played in 2019’s run environment

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  • 2016 season

    Every real player from 2016, rated from Retrosheet play-by-play and played in 2016’s run environment

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  • 2001 seasonThis league

    Every real player from 2001, rated from Retrosheet play-by-play and played in 2001’s run environment

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  • 1998 season

    Every real player from 1998, rated from Retrosheet play-by-play and played in 1998’s run environment

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  • 1986 season

    Every real player from 1986, rated from Retrosheet play-by-play and played in 1986’s run environment

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  • 1927 season

    Every real player from 1927, rated from Retrosheet play-by-play and played in 1927’s run environment. Experimental: rebuilt from box scores, so some detail is estimated

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Season length

Regular-season games per team, before the playoffs.

  • 20 games

    20 game-days of regular season with an even number of teams

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  • 40 games

    40 game-days of regular season with an even number of teams

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  • 60 gamesThis league

    60 game-days of regular season with an even number of teams

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  • 81 games

    81 game-days of regular season with an even number of teams

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  • 120 games

    120 game-days of regular season with an even number of teams

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  • 162 games

    162 game-days of regular season with an even number of teams

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CPU managers

How well the computer runs the teams nobody has taken over.

Playoff field

How many teams make the playoffs.

Designated hitter

Who bats in the pitcher’s spot.

Extra innings

How a tie after nine is played.

  • ClassicThis league

    Every extra inning starts with the bases empty

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  • Runner on second

    Every extra half-inning starts with a runner on second

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Injuries

How often players get hurt, and for how long.

Between seasons

What a team keeps when one season rolls into the next.

When it sims

Sims
Each sim plays
2 game-days
Game-days a day
6 (30 games)
Games per game-day
First pitches
Live games
Quiet hours
No first pitch from 1:00 AM to 10:00 AM EDT league time
If a sim is missed
League clock
America/Toronto
Each sim and the game-days it plays
SimGame-day windows
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Times are in your time zone. The league runs on America/Toronto time.

This season

Phase
Regular season
Game-day
11 of 60
Regular season ends
by
Playoff game-days left
5–8
Champion crowned
between and
Break between seasons
1 day
Next season starts
between and
A champion every

The league

Players
Run environment
2001, as it was played
Schedule
Teams
Regular season
CPU managers
Open to take over
10 of 10 teams

Playoffs

Field
Rounds
best of 3, then best of 5
Byes
None
Reseeding
Every round: the best seed left plays the worst
Tiebreaks
head-to-head → run differential → coin flip

Rules and rosters

Designated hitter
Innings
9 scheduled
Extra innings
Injuries
Fatigue
On. Pitchers tire and need rest.
Rosters
25 active, at least 10 pitchers and 2 catchers
Injured list
3 slots
Positions
Anyone can play anywhere, at a penalty
Trades
On, commissioner review, no deadline
Waivers
Priority by reverse standings
Between seasons

The 2001 season

The first season of the new century, replayed: big offense, deep starting rotations and a rookie named Ichiro. Real 2001 players dealt across ten teams.

Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs in 2001, still the single-season record, in the middle of one of the highest-scoring stretches the game has seen. Ichiro Suzuki arrived from Japan and won both Rookie of the Year and MVP.

Player ratings come from Retrosheet play-by-play. Clubs are shown by the game’s own team names; see credits.