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AAA News Flash: Development Facilities Open
Thursday, October 30th , 2064
With the season over and the final out recorded, teams are already looking towards the next year. Coaches, trainers, and staff are up the next day at the crack of dawn, moving pitching mounds into place, setting up equipment, loosening their arms, and prepping plans for the players they will be working with. With the doors of their development complexes open, organizations can now send players to their facility for personalized offseason work, in order to improve specific aspects of their game.
You can find the screen for the development facility on the team's development tab, all the rules are properly explained there.
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AAA News: The Offseason Begins
Thursday, October 30th , 2064
The cathedrals of baseball are silent. Another TRIPLE A season is in the books, and what a season it was! The champion has been crowned and the winners sent home to decorate their trophy cases. The fans have been left with many exciting memories to recall over the offseason. League awards will be announced over the coming weeks, but while players head for vacations and the ballparks are empty, there is plenty going on behind the scenes.
The offseason is a time for baseball's front office gurus to turn their attention to getting key players under contract, making financial decisions, and laying the groundwork for next year's campaign.
You may now vote for the league award winners, the option is available in the league menu.
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Coal Miners Win League Championship Series Crown
Tuesday, October 28th , 2064
For the Antioch Coal Miners, it was a joyful time; for the Calgary Hitmen, it was gloom and doom.
With a 9-6 win at Mckinley Park, Antioch closed out the championship 4-3 over Calgary.
The Coal Miners have now won their 10th league championship in franchise history. The streets around the Coal Miners' stadium were a mob scene, filling quickly with fans, while banners and flags were held high and waved proudly.
"It's unbelievable for us, our great fans, and all of Antioch," said a smiling owner The owner of the Antioch Coal Miners. "The guys really put their heart and soul into this season and it paid off for them."
In a somewhat somber and dejected Hitmen clubhouse, manager Brandon Ashley said his team "just didn't get the job done."
"The Coal Miners played as good as any team I've seen and deserve to be champions," he said.
The champs finished the regular season 98-64 and claimed first place in the TML AAA Cito Gaston League.
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