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RSL News: Spring Training Begins
Saturday, March 2nd , 2086
Grass and chalk. Leather and pine tar. These are the scents of baseball. Fans are flocking to training camps across Rising Star League where spring training is just getting under way. Many tough decisions rest before team coaches and scouts. Is it time to take a chance on the raw youngster? Does that veteran have one more productive season left? The choices made in the coming weeks could determine the outcome of the season ahead.
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RSL News Flash: First-Year Player Draft
Friday, March 1st , 2086
The Rising Star League amateur draft looms large today. The talent selected could determine the fate of baseball clubs for years to come. In reality it is a lottery. You make your pick and pay your money. Most of the time the teams lose, but occasionally they hit the jackpot and get an impact player. That is what they are hoping for. BNN analysts have rated these players as most likely to be chosen in the early rounds:
1. Antonio Malagon, 19 year-old RHP out of high-school.
2. Sean Rikli, 18 year-old RHP out of high-school.
3. Corey Stoeber, 18 year-old C out of high-school.
4. Jeff Rondeau, 18 year-old RHP out of high-school.
5. Leif Moline, 18 year-old RF out of high-school.
6. B.J. Reinshagen, 18 year-old RF out of high-school.
7. Gabriel Larrea, 18 year-old RHP out of high-school.
8. Joey Hendzel, 18 year-old RF out of high-school.
9. Noah Krenzke, 18 year-old 3B out of high-school.
10. Miguel Guijosa, 18 year-old RHP out of high-school..
And these five teams will have the first shot at them: Houston, Cincinnati, Miami, Kansas City and Philadelphia.
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RF Albuja Signs with St. Louis for $51,600,000
Friday, February 8th , 2086
As speculation mounted into the morning, rumors over a final agreement between Edgar Albuja and St. Louis became a reality, with the star opting for a $51,600,000 deal over 3 years.
During his career, Albuja has chalked up 802 hits and a .284 average with 152 home runs and 492 RBIs.
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