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Old 04-17-2018, 06:16 PM   #57
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I love fictional leagues too. I loved my 2K fictional league and put a ton of work into making that league happen... But sadly, on my game, 2K just couldn't really handle 30 fictional teams/30 fictional arenas. I had a bunch of crashes and the file eventually corrupted before I could get anywhere in my MyLeague.

Thankfully, I've already finished the 1930 season and I haven't experienced that problem once. So I'm looking forward to hopefully getting to the 2018 season one day.

And I'm glad you caught on with the Racers team name lol. I knew Detroit or Louisville would be the Racers. Detroit, because like you said, the Motor City atmosphere. And then Louisville because of horse racing. Quick side note on team names. I've come up with a timeline for when I'll relocate teams/change up team names. And there's some team names I strategically made so I can change them in later years.

Also, I may have to take you up on that offer of helping out with creative ideas lol.

Thanks for the comment!
This is looking great so far. 2K my league like NBA?

Side note I loved your Tennessee dynasty you did as well bro.

Yes if you need any help at all just ask bro.
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This is looking great so far. 2K my league like NBA?

Side note I loved your Tennessee dynasty you did as well bro.

Yes if you need any help at all just ask bro.
Yeah, the 2K MyLeague was in NBA 2K17. You could relocate every team and replace them with created teams. So I had 30 fictional teams, with a fictional roster... And my game couldn't take it apparently lol.

I actually had the urge to start that Tennessee dynasty back up. I lost all interest once we started playing like complete crap in real life. But, I started looking over the roster the other day and went, I'm not sure I've had a more dominant team. And then the recruiting class I was assembling during my last year is just unbelievable. Nearly every player was an 80 overall Freshman. It was crazy. But thank you for the kind words about that dynasty!

And yeah, I'll definitely ask if I need some creative ideas. Thanks for the comment!
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April 1931 Recap



4-12-1931: Louisville becomes the only team without a win. They’ve started the season 0-5.
4-12-1931: Detroit becomes the only team that hasn’t suffered a loss yet. They’ve started the season 4-0.
4-13-1931: Detroit’s win streak come to an end. They won 6 games to start the season.
4-17-1931: Louisville’s 9 game losing streak to start the season finally comes to an end.
4-19-1931: Detroit and Cincinnati become the first two teams to reach 10 wins on the season. Both teams have a 10-3 record.
4-20-1931: The Milwaukee Mustangs become the first National League team to reach 10 wins on the season. Their record is currently 10-4.
4-22-1931: Chicago snaps their USBL record 10 game losing streak. Their record is currently 2-13.
4-22-1931: While Chicago snaps their 10 game losing streak, Washington has just now lost their 10th straight game.
4-23-1931: Washington snaps their 10 game win streak.

Walk-Off Wins

4-6-1931: St. Louis scored 1 run in the 9th to beat Chicago, 1-0
4-12-1931: Kansas City scored 1 run in the 9th to beat Boston, 4-3.
4-13-1931: Baltimore scored 1 run in the 10th to beat Boston, 3-2.
4-15-1931: Minnesota scored 4 runs in the 9th to beat Louisville, 5-3.
4-15-1931: Pittsburgh scored 2 runs in the 9th to beat Manhattan, 4-3.
4-17-1931: Detroit scored 1 run in the 9th to beat Cincinnati, 4-3.
4-18-1931: Baltimore scored 2 runs in the 9th to beat Kansas City, 3-2.
4-19-1931: Manhattan scored 1 run in the 9th to beat Milwaukee, 6-5.
4-20-1931: Louisville scored 1 run in the 10th to beat Brooklyn, 3-2.
4-20-1931: Philadelphia scored 1 run in the 9th to beat Pittsburgh, 4-3.
4-21-1931: Louisville scored 1 run in the 10th to beat Brooklyn, 4-3.
4-22-1931: St. Louis scored 1 run in the 11th to beat Cincinnati, 4-3.
4-22-1931: Baltimore scored 3 runs in the 9th to beat Milwaukee, 7-6.
4-24-1931: Cincinnati scored 1 run in the 11th to beat Louisville, 7-6.
4-25-1931: Chicago scored 3 runs in the 9th to beat Minnesota, 5-4.
4-26-1931: Brooklyn scored 2 runs in the 10th to beat St. Louis, 9-7.
4-29-1931: St. Louis scored 1 run in the 13th to beat Chicago, 5-4.
4-29-1931: Philadelphia scored 1 run in the 10th to beat Manhattan, 4-3.

Highest Scoring Games (Combined 17+ runs)

4-8-1931: Baltimore 11 (15 hits), Washington 9 (22 hits)
4-9-1931: Washington 15 (19 hits), Baltimore 10 (12 hits)
4-15-1931: Detroit 10 (14 hits), Brooklyn 8 (13 hits)
4-21-1931: Cincinnati 9 (17 hits), St. Louis 8 (14 hits)

Blowout Wins (8+ run difference)

4-6-1931: Philadelphia 8, Manhattan 0
4-9-1931: Cincinnati 8, Cleveland 0
4-11-1931: Boston 16, Kansas City 1
4-13-1931: St. Louis 10, Cleveland 1
4-16-1931: Cincinnati 11, Chicago 3
4-17-1931: Louisville 13, Cleveland 1
4-18-1931: Pittsburgh 11, Washington 1
4-21-1931: Boston 9, Washington 0
4-26-1931: Pittsburgh 13, Baltimore 4
4-30-1931: Chicago 10, St. Louis 0

Notable Game Stats

4-7-1931: Philadelphia scored 3 runs in the top of the 9th to take a 4-2 lead. They would go on to win 4-3 over Manhattan.
4-9-1931: Boston scored 3 runs in the top of the 9th to take a 7-6 lead, which was their first lead of the game. They would end up beating Milwaukee by that 7-6 score.
4-10-1931: Boston scored 4 runs in the top of the 9th to take a 6-3 lead, which was their first lead of the game. They would beat Kansas City by that 6-3 score.
4-11-1931: Cincinnati scored 5 runs in the top of the 10th to take a 7-2 lead. They would beat Brooklyn by that same score.
4-12-1931: In their 8-6 win over Louisville, the St. Louis Panther scored all 8 of their runs in the 8th and 9th innings. They scored 5 runs in the 8th inning and 3 runs in the 9th inning.
4-16-1931: Cincinnati scored 7 runs in the 7th inning on their way to an 11-3 victory over Chicago.
4-27-1931: Washington scored 4 runs in the top of the 10th inning during their 8-4 victory over Baltimore.

Players of the Month

AL Batter of the Month: Cincinnati Titans, C Omari Rodgers (4.5* Ovr, 4.5* Pot): .405 AVG, 9 HR, 22 RBI, 19 runs scored
AL Pitcher of the Month: Minnesota Lakers, SP Julio Arvelo (3* Ovr, 3* Pot): 5-0, 2.20 ERA, 45.0 IP, 10 SO
AL Rookie of the Month: Cleveland Lions, SP Jeremy Veit (3.5* Ovr, 3.5* Pot): 4-1, 1.93 ERA, 42 IP, 8 SO

NL Batter of the Month: Pittsburgh Impact, SS Chris Hitchen (3* Ovr, 3* Pot): .477 AVG, 3 HR, 18 RBI, 16 runs scored
NL Pitcher of the Month: Boston Raptors, SP Aleka Keilan (4* Ovr, 4* Pot): 4-1, 1.02 ERA, 44 IP, 14 SO
NL Rookie of the Month: Manhattan Brawlers, CF Steve Holtcamp (3.5* Ovr, 3.5* Pot): .194 AVG, 4 2B, 5 3B, 1 HR, 8 RBI

Player Transaction News

4-12-1931: Philadelphia Battalion re-sign CF D.J. Rodriguez (2* Ovr, 2* Pot) to a 4 Year, $27,600 contract extension.
4-19-1931: Minnesota Lakers re-sign RF Marco Ceja (2* Ovr, 2* Pot) to a 2 Year, $10,200 contract extension.
4-23-1931: Pittsburgh Impact re-sign 2B Cory Kearns (2.5* Ovr, 2.5* Pot): to a 2 Year, $10,200 contract extension.
4-25-1931: Manhattan Brawlers sign Free Agent RP Keith Boyles (3* Ovr, 3* Pot) to a 1 Year, $9,300 contract
4-30-1931: Kansas City Express re-sign C Marvin McIver (3.5* Ovr, 3.5* Pot) to a 4 Year, $52,800 contract extension.
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5-5-1931: Cincinnati becomes the first team to reach 20 wins on the season. Their record is currently 20-6.
5-6-1931: Detroit got up to 3rd in the American League standings then went on a 10 game losing streak which dropped them down to 6th place in the AL.
5-6-1931: One month after starting the season 0-9, Louisville goes on an 8 game win streak. Their record is currently 14-12 and they’re 4th in the American League.
5-7-1931: Boston becomes the first National League team to reach 20 wins on the season. Their record is currently 20-8.
5-12-1931: Minnesota finally snaps an 8 game losing streak. Their record fell to 19-14.
5-15-1931: Thanks to a 4 game win streak by Pittsburgh and a 4 game losing streak by Boston, Pittsburgh is now the #1 team in the National League with a record of 24-12.
5-20-1931: Cincinnati becomes the first team to reach 30 wins this season. Their record is 30-10 and they have a 5 ½ game lead over Minnesota in the American League.
5-25-1931: Boston retakes the lead in the National League. They now hold a ½ game lead over Pittsburgh.
5-26-1931: Boston becomes the first National League team to win 30 games this season.

Walk-Off Wins

5-1-1931: Louisville scored 1 run in the 10th to beat Chicago, 4-3.
5-2-1931: Boston scored 1 run in the top of the 11th but Pittsburgh scored 3 runs in the bottom of the 11th to earn the 5-3 victory
5-3-1931: Kansas City scored 1 run in the 12th to beat Milwaukee, 3-2.
5-5-1931: Brooklyn scored 1 run in the 12th to beat Chicago, 7-6.
5-7-1931: Cincinnati scored 1 run in the 9th to beat Chicago, 2-1.
5-10-1931: Cleveland scored 1 run in the 10th to beat St. Louis, 4-3.
5-10-1931: Philadelphia scored 3 runs in the top of the 9th to tie the game at 3. But, Kansas City scored 1 run in the bottom of the 9th to earn the 4-3 victory.
5-12-1931: Manhattan scored 1 run in the 13th to beat Boston, 7-6.
5-15-1931: Chicago scored 2 runs in the 9th to beat St. Louis, 5-4.
5-19-1931: Cincinnati scored 1 run in the 15th to beat St. Louis, 2-1.
5-26-1931: Detroit scored 2 runs in the 9th to beat St. Louis, 8-7.
5-27-1931: Detroit scored 1 run in the 9th to beat St. Louis, 4-3.
5-27-1931: Milwaukee scored 1 run in the 14th to beat Kansas City, 4-3.
5-28-1931: Milwaukee scored 1 run in the 11th to beat Kansas City, 3-2.
5-28-1931: Manhattan scored 1 run in the 9th to beat Baltimore, 5-4.
5-29-1931: Cleveland scored 2 runs in the 9th to beat St. Louis, 5-4.
5-31-1931: Manhattan scored 1 run in the 14th to beat Pittsburgh, 5-4.

High Scoring Games (16+ Combined Runs)

5-2-1931: Washington 10 (15 hits), Philadelphia 7 (14 hits)
5-3-1931: Philadelphia 14 (21 hits), Washington 7 (9 hits)
5-5-1931: Manhattan 14 (18 hits), Milwaukee 11 (13 hits)
5-6-1931: Boston 12 (13 hits), Philadelphia 9 (14 hits)
5-10-1931: Louisville 11 (17 hits), Minnesota 9 (14 hits)
5-19-1931: Chicago 9 (10 hits), Cleveland 8 (14 hits)
5-23-1931: Cleveland 12 (15 hits), Minnesota 5 (9 hits)
5-26-1931: Milwaukee 11 (18 hits), Kansas City 7 (13 hits)
5-29-1931: Minnesota 12 (22 hits), Louisville 11 (15 hits)

Blowout Games (9+ Run Difference)

5-2-1931: Cincinnati 9, Minnesota 0
5-5-1931: Pittsburgh 14, Washington 1
5-7-1931: Milwaukee 12, Washington 1
5-8-1931: Boston 14, Baltimore 2
5-8-1931: Philadelphia 10, Kansas City 0
5-10-1931: Brooklyn 13, Detroit 4
5-10-1931: Washington 12, Milwaukee 1
5-12-1931: Louisville 18, Cincinnati 3
5-13-1931: Minnesota 10, Chicago 1
5-13-1931: Pittsburgh 14, Baltimore 1
5-17-1931: Louisville 17, Detroit 4 (40 combined hits)
5-18-1931: Cleveland 11, Chicago 1
5-19-1931: Louisville 13, Brooklyn 3
5-19-1931: Kansas City 16, Manhattan 3
5-21-1931: Louisville 11, St. Louis 0
5-24-1931: Chicago 10, Detroit 0
5-25-1931: Minnesota 13, Cincinnati 1
5-26-1931: Manhattan 14, Baltimore 1
5-29-1931: Manhattan 19 (27 hits), Pittsburgh 7 (10 hits)
5-30-1931: Kansas City 10, Philadelphia 0

Notable Game Stats

5-1-1931: Brooklyn scored 4 runs in the bottom of the 9th, but came up just short as they lost to Cleveland, 8-7.
5-5-1931: Cleveland scored 4 runs in the bottom of the 8th to comeback and take the 8-7 lead over Louisville. The Bats couldn’t put up a run in the top of the 9th, so thanks to that 4 run 8th inning, Cleveland gets the epic come from behind win. The Lions’ other 4 runs were all scored in the 1st inning.
5-5-1931: St. Louis scored 4 runs in the top of the 13th as they beat Minnesota, 6-2.
5-6-1931: St. Louis scored 6 runs in the top of the 9th as they beat Minnesota, 8-5.
5-8-1931: Boston scored 8 runs in the 3rd inning during their 14-2 victory over Baltimore.
5-17-1931: Louisville scored 8 runs in the 8th inning during their 17-4 victory over Detroit. This is also the first 9 inning game in USBL history where two teams have combined for 40 hits.
5-30-1931: Brooklyn scored 5 runs in the top of the 11th inning while Detroit could only score 3 runs in the bottom of the 11th. Brooklyn would go on to win 9-7 in 11 innings. The 8 runs combined by both teams are the most ever scored in one extra inning in a USBL game.

Players of the Month

AL Batter of the Month: Louisville Bats, 1B Alex Romero (4.5* Ovr, 5* Pot): .437 AVG, 5 HR, 32 RBI, 31 runs scored
AL Pitcher of the Month: Cincinnati Titans, SP Julio Hernandez (3* Ovr, 3* Pot): 4-1, 2.47 ERA, 47.1 IP, 20 SO
AL Rookie of the Month: Louisville Bats, C Malik Geary (3* Ovr, 3* Pot): .315 AVG, 1 HR, 14 RBI, 28 hits

NL Batter of the Month: Philadelphia Battalion, LF Ivan Rosales (4* Ovr, 4* Pot): .389 AVG, 0 HR, 8 RBI, 27 runs scored
NL Pitcher of the Month: Kansas City Express, SP Emilio Rivera (3* Ovr, 3* Pot): 5-1, 2.21 ERA, 53 IP, 24 SO
NL Rookie of the Month: Philadelphia Battalion, SP Dusty Pridgen (3.5* Ovr, 5* Pot): 5-1, 2.72 ERA, 53 IP

Player Transaction News

5-13-1931: Cincinnati Titans re-sign RP Gustavo Galvan (3* Ovr, 3* Pot) to a 2 year, $20,400 contract extension.
5-14-1931: Minnesota Lakers re-sign SP Dave Delgado (2.5* Ovr, 2.5* Pot) to a 3 year, $28,000 contract extension.
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Also why Louisville Bats?
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Also why Louisville Bats?
The Louisville Slugger bats are made in Louisville, KY. So, I thought naming Louisville the Bats would be like naming Detroit the Racers.
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Ah makes sense. I just always think of the AAA team Bats lol.
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