Don Sutton is traded to New Britain!

This trade happened very fast when both owners entered Doubleday Headquarters to work out a deal. With this deal New Britain gets a future ACE along with a solid Relief Pitcher while giving up Brush which will serve very well in Cleveland along with Fred Cooke providing solid pitching depth to a team that needs it.

Hardball Dynasty's

Don Sutton

Eddie Lorraine


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Hardball Dynasty's

Eddie Brush

Hardball Dynasty's

Fred Cooke

Huge moves in Montreal!

Opey Higgins
Doubleday Daily News


Today we seen three trades involving the Montreal Shamrocks. The first deal was between them and the San Francisco Seals.

Hardball Dynasty's

Tony Sasaki

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Hardball Dynasty's

Keith Pose

This deal sends Montreal a very defensively sound Shortstop with some major power for a Prospect that can blast LH Pitching and about 25-30 home runs a year.

The next deal was a shock even to the Montreal Owner when the Chicago Whales accepted their initial offer that included:

Hardball Dynasty's

Storm Keppel

Hardball Dynasty's

Enrique Tavarez

Hardball Dynasty's

Mariano Polanco

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Hardball Dynasty's

Calvin Richmond

Hardball Dynasty's

Will Payton

The Hall of Fame

Opey Higgins
Doubleday Daily News


When you hear the Hall of Fame mentioned you automatically think about the best in the sport. Over the past fifteen seasons in Doubleday we have had some great players come and go. There are a few that have chances to be nominated into the Hall of Fame only to be passed by. This season we add more to the list of potential legends.

Hardball Dynasty's

Erv Hines

Hardball Dynasty's

Tom Lofton

Hardball Dynasty's

Rafael Pena

Season 16 arrivals

Opey Higgins
Doubleday Daily

Waynesville, MO
Doubleday Headquarters

At the end of Season 15 this world lost 9 owners due to bankruptcy. They sold their franchises to the highest bidder and bailed. These new owners have their work cut out for them since they are entering a world that is very competitive. Let me breakdown the moves.

Detroit Wolverines were bought by Tampababe67 and moved to New Britain, CT for 110million
Minnesota Fighting Saints were bought by Jcarver67 and moved to Toronto, Canada for 259million
Jackson Blind Tigers were bought by Skplayer07 and moved to Richmond, VA for 280million
Charlotte Knights were bought by Tenaciousdx and moved to El Paso, TX for 185million
Nashvilled Elite Giants were bought by Uneesdusman and moved to St. Louis, MO for 135million
Oakland Oaks were bought by Brentcnb and moved to Oklahoma City, OK for 220million
Chicago(AL) was bought by Muddapucka and moved to New York, NY for 112million
Rochester was bought by Bobswagger91 and moved to Trenton, NJ for 175million
Trenton was bought by M22pank and moved to Cleveland,  OH for 156million

WORLD SERIES CHAMPIONS!!

Owners Wanted!

Opey Higgins
Doubleday Daily News


Waynesville, MO
Doubleday Daily News Headquarters

Doubleday Daily's recent overhaul and hiring of new staff has been an awesome turn around here as of late, however there are a few franchises selling out and will be looking to get new owners soon. Here is a list of potential teams available for purchase.

If you know anyone interested in purchasing one of these teams contact the commissioner (Dublinuf).

Changing of the Guard

This World Series will mark an actual change in scenery in Doubleday, rather than seeing Seattle or Kansas City involved or winning the Series we finally see a team that have NEVER been there facing a team that hasn't been to the Series since Season 10. Vancouver vs. Pittsburgh looks to be a very even series that sports two similar offenses. Pittsburgh does have pitching advantage but I don't see that being the factor that wins this series. Vancouver has two true power identities on offense with Charlie Beirne and Roy Sparks meanwhile Pittsburgh's offensive unit is not as powerful  however they do have Quilvio Javier, a very consistent hitter and one of the greatest in Doubleday History along with one of the best closers currently pitching in the world in Charlie Bergman.