Seventy-Three 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.
All league facts ↓Day 1
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Today: day 13
Full schedule →Top plays of day 12
- Carlos Beltran homers twice.
- Ugueth Urbina blows the save.
- Marcus Giles homers — a 3-run shot.
- Player of the day: Frank Menechino (RAM), 0-2, 2 BB
Standings
Full standings →East
- 1Eastvale Drovers57 RF · 50 RA · 8-2 L10W18–5.615—+7
- 2Brookfield Larks68 RF · 60 RA · 5-5 L10W27–6.5381+8
- 3Oakhaven Ramblers55 RF · 64 RA · 4-6 L10L15–8.3853-9
- 4Stonebridge Cyclones75 RF · 56 RA · 3-7 L10L15–8.3853+19
- 5Eastvale Ramblers47 RF · 67 RA · 4-6 L10L24–8.3333½-20
West
- 1Harborview Wolves55 RF · 46 RA · 6-4 L10W39–4.692—+9
- 2Ironwood Badgers70 RF · 75 RA · 6-4 L10W18–5.6151-5
- 3Lakeshore Wolves77 RF · 76 RA · 6-4 L10W17–6.5382+1
- 4Foxglove Gales63 RF · 66 RA · 5-5 L10L16–6.5002½-3
- 5Pinecrest Miners62 RF · 69 RA · 3-7 L10L55–8.3854-7
Take over a team
Pick a team. It’s yours.
Every team below is run by a CPU manager. Take one over — first place included — and set its lineup from tonight’s games on. This season is part of Premium.
League facts
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
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Times are in your time zone. The league runs on America/Toronto time.
This season
- Phase
- Regular season
- Game-day
- 12 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
Named for 2001, when Barry Bonds hit 73 home runs and a hitter’s era was at its height. Every player from that season, in a quick 60-game league that starts over every couple of weeks.
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.