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ATLANTA
HILLTOPPERS |
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1958
Champions
1967
Champions 1971
Champions
1960 Pennant
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Atlanta-Fulton County Stadium
(1965)
51,500

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FULLY FRY
·
Owner since November 1, 1971
Age 40 · Houston, Texas
mingthemerciless02@hotmail.com
Worlds oldest College Student (40). Cut my
teeth in the 11 dollar rainbow section at the
Astrodome. Once had J.R Richard at my Super
Bowl Party. Once worked for Ques-Tec and thus
saw every pitch of every Astros home game for 4
years, blessed out FOX announcer who was
complaining that no one would watch the 05 World
Series because neither the Yankees or Red Sox
were in it. I told him he should probably be
covering a cow chip tossing contest in Nuevo
Laredo. Favorite Ballplayer is Terry Puhl,
least favorite is Albert Pujols who has been
doing my Astros so long they should have a pre-nup.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Montreal Alouettes (AAA)
PREVIOUS
OWNERS
Mark
Allen (1951-59)
9 seasons:
651-735 .470
Ben DeGrass (1960-61)
2 seasons:
176-132 .571
Mark Allen (1962-64)
3 seasons: 157-246 .390
Billy Goodman (1964)
1 season:
27-56 .325
Glen Reed (1965-71)
7
seasons: 571-553 .508
Louisville Colonels
(1951-1964)
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BOSTON
FEDERALS |
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Fenway Park
(1912)
35,200
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BRENDAN HARRIS
·
Owner since November 1, 1969
Age 29 · Vienna, Austria
bharris@alumni.nd.edu
Grew up all over the place, but spent some
quality years in upstate NY as a fan of the AAA
Syracuse Chiefs (now the more politically-correct
but less plausible SkyChiefs), getting to watch
guys like Roy Halladay and Joe Carter before they
were stars. Moved to St. Louis in high school and
became a diehard Cards fan my first summer,
watching childhood idol O. Smith and
ugly-but-quick Willie McGee. The Commish got me
hooked on Strat when we overlapped out here in
Vienna, and then recruited me into UL. Looking
forward to the challenge of rebuilding the Feds
and bringing some pride back to the loyal fans at
Fenway, especially my grandmother -- a lifelong
Red Sox fan married to a diehard Yankees fan.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia Keystones (AAA)
PREVIOUS
OWNERS
Gregory Bish (1951-53)
3 seasons:
188-181 .509
Jeremy Weimer (1953)
1
season:
44-49 .473
Don Carrington (1954-55)
2
seasons:
158-150 .513
Jackie Robinson (1956-57)
2
seasons: 104-110
.486
Shawn Martin (1957-69)
13
seasons: 936-1063
.468
New
York Gothams
(1951-1960)
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BROOKLYN
SUPERBAS |
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1955
Champions
1957
Champions
1960
Champions
1961
Champions
1962
Champions
1963 Champions
1964 Champions
1966 Champions
1958 Pennant
1959 Pennant 1969 Pennant
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Frank
Thomas Memorial Stadium
(1955) 40,120
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GLEN REED ·
Owner since November 1, 1971
Owner, Brooklyn Superbas (1952-1964) Owner,
Atlanta Hilltoppers (1965-1971)
Age
38 · San Jose, California
glenreed@stanfordalumni.org
Sign:
montreal expos logo
Turn-ons: five-star prospects, lefty power pokers,
swift-hitting glove men, and '88 andy van slyke
Turn-offs: smokers, '81 dodgers, slow-footed
k-dogs, and the old testament (book of genesis
excepted)
Favorite movie: clerks
Favorite book: master and margarita (burgin &
o'connor translation) |
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Buffalo
Bisons
(AAA)
PREVIOUS OWNERS
Frank Thomas (1951-52)
2 seasons: 105-123
(.461)
Glen Reed (1952-64)
13 seasons:
753-483 (.609)
Rick Magar (1965-69)
5 seasons:
454-349 (.565) Judd
Lasher (1970-71) 2 seasons: 115-205
(.359) |
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CHICAGO
COLTS |
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1965 Champions
1961 Pennant
1962 Pennant
1963 Pennant
1964 Pennant
1966 Pennant 1970 Pennant
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Comiskey Park
(1910)
52,000

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LANCE
MUELLER ·
FOUNDER
OWNER
Age 37
·
Los Angeles, California
lmule22@yahoo.com
I was born in Orange, CA, grew up in the SF/Bay
Area,
went to college in Chico, and now work in Los
Angeles
as a television writer /producer/editor.
No kids or
house on the hill, but I do have one terrific wife
and two, umm, nice cats. I met
Tim through fellow owner Charlie Qualls and have
been
involved in 4 different virtual leagues of Tim's.
The
2002 World Series was a baseball high point for me
because I grew up an Angels (as in California, not
Los
Angeles of yadah yadah) fan and became a
Giants fan
during my years in the Bay Area. My all time
favorite
players are Rod Carew and George Brett.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Kansas City Monarchs (AAA)
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CLEVELAND
BARONS |
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1965 Pennant
1967 Pennant |
Cleveland
Municipal Stadium
(1931) 78,0002 Capacity: 35,200

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CHARLIE
QUALLS ·
FOUNDER
OWNER
Age 39 · Burbank, California
jesussings@yahoo.com
Born
and raised in California, mostly in NorCal/Bay
Area. Now I'm in Burbank: one wife, two
dogs, no kids. Working in Reality TV.
I met Tim while we were both working at Domino's
in Stockton, CA in '88. He got me into Micro
League and I have had a team or two in almost
every incarnation since. I'm a lifelong
Giants fan, but my favorite player of all time is
Tony Gwynn. |
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Pittsburgh Maulers (AAA)
Boston Beacons
(1951-1958)
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DALLAS
TEXANS |
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Turnpike Stadium
(1955)
35,185

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ERIC CLEMONS
·
Owner since October 1, 1965
Age
35 · Charlotte, North Carolina
ec2285@msn.com
I am a physician in Charlotte, NC, married for
seven years, with a 3-year-old daughter. I grew
up in Arkansas and am a big Razorback fan. I am
a relative newcomer to baseball, not becoming a
fan until medical school when my eventual wife
and I would go see the local (at the time) AA
club, the Memphis Chicks. Since then I have
been pretty much hooked and eventually became a
Detroit Tiger fan while I was living in Ann
Arbor, MI. Now we pretty much try to support
our local team which is the AAA affiliate of the
White Sox.
I have been playing since OOTP 4 but took some time off
from online leagues until the last few months
when I decided I needed a hobby and got back
into it. Otherwise I enjoy most sports and am a
bit of a history buff.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Houston Generals (AAA)
Expansion team
(1962)
PREVIOUS OWNER
Ben DeGrass (1962-65)
4 seasons:
334-314 (.515)
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DETROIT
GRIFFINS |
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Kiner Field
(1965)
40,000

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JOHN HORSCH ·
Owner since November 1, 1971
Age 43 · Orlando, Florida
horschjohn@gmail.com
Born and raised in Florida,
mostly in Orlando/Melbourne area. Working in
heath care industry. Married for 20 years. I
enjoy baseball almost as much as food... yes it IS
an illness (no cure known). I am a lifelong
Braves fan who always rooted for Hank Aaron. I am
also a TB Rays fan. I
started playing OOTP since it was created. I have
played just about every baseball game on console
and computer known to man. I have been in several
leagues throughout the years, of which most have
ceased to exist. I am passionate about baseball
and a stat nut.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Toronto Marlies (AAA)
PREVIOUS OWNERS
Brad McNeely (1951-55)
5 seasons:
336-414 (.448) Sean
Holloway (1955-70)
16 seasons:
1126-1269 (.470) Sparky
Anderson (1971) 1 season: 82-78
.513
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LOS
ANGELES OUTLAWS |
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1968 Pennant |
Arroyo
Seco Stadium
(1958) 56,000
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PETER
VAYS ·
Owner
since February 2, 1960
Age 29 · New York, New York
p_vays@yahoo.com
I
was born behind the Iron Curtain so baseball was
not my first love but now I can't get enough.
I play in a softball league and get involved with
many simulation leagues. OOTP is rather new
to me, I have been playing only about 8 months.
Playing Style - love to take teams in need of a
turn around and rebuilding through the draft,
preferably with late picks that work out.
Trade Style - like to get creative and trade
often.
Goals - bring the LA team out of the basement
within two years and get them competing.
Favorite Teams - Baseball: Mets and Blue
Jays. Football: Bears and Chiefs -
Basketball: Suns
Favorite Movie - I have many but things like
Reservoir Dogs, Braveheart, Tommy Boy, Old School
and I love the Family Guy show.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
San Diego Admirals (AAA)
PREVIOUS
OWNER
Chris McCreight (1955-59)
4 seasons:
347-423 .451
Expansion team
(1955)
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MANHATTAN
GRAY SOX |
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1968
Champions
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Yankee Stadium
(1923)
67,000

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ERIC HOLTHAUS
· Owner
since February 15, 1971
Age 29
·
Brooklyn, New York
holthaus.eric@gmail.com
I grew up in small town Kansas -- the kid always
picked last on the team, but who would trade you
2 Bo Jacksons for a Ryne Sandberg rookie card
(and always had the latest Beckett for secret
reference), and would stay up late organizing my
cards by team and year. I was (and still am) a
die-hard Royals fan -- which hasn't counted for
much since about 5th grade or so, but hey,
that's life. Since then, I've been a
hometown fan of the Cardinals (during college in
St. Louis), the Mariners (during a stint in
Portland in 2004-2005), and most recently, the
Mets (after moving to NYC in 2005). But I'm
still a Royals fan at heart. Favorite players
-- Nolan Ryan, George Brett, Cal Ripken, Rickey
Henderson, Ken Griffey Jr, Johnny Damon, Curt
Schilling, Zack Greinke. Favorite websites --
fangraphs,
538.com,
yahoo fantasy sports
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Havana Sugar Kings (AAA)
PREVIOUS
OWNER
Jeff Gurganus (1962-70)
9 seasons:
707-743 .488
Expansion team
(1962)
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ST.
LOUIS MAROONS |
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1951
Champions 1969
Champions
1957 Pennant
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Sportsman's
Park
(1902)
34,0001902 Capacity: 34,000

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TIMOTHY
SMITH
·
FOUNDER
OWNER ·
LEAGUE
PRESIDENT
Age 41
· Bethesda, Maryland
united.league@gmail.com ·
smittytj@gmail.com
I grew up in Denver with the Broncos and
didn't get into baseball until high school, when I started a head-to-head computer
baseball league which ran off and on for 15 years. We used Micro
League Baseball, Tony LaRussa 3, and finally
Out of the Park Baseball, which got me into
online leagues. Many current UL owners
date back to those Micro League days in the
1990s. Later got into cards-and-dice Strat.
Grew up with the great Cardinals teams of the '80s,
became a Giants fan after moving to California,
and a Nationals fan as of 2005. But my true
hometown team is the Colorado Rockies.
Favorite players: Ozzie Smith, Tim
Raines, Larry Walker, Ichiro, Gil Coan, Willie Mays, Buck
O'Neil, Lou Gehrig, Rabbit Maranville, Tris
Speaker, Walter Johnson, Roberto Clemente.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Denver Grizzlies (AAA)
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SAN
FRANCISCO SPIDERS |
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1959 Champions
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Seals
Stadium
(1931) 30,180
(8,000 added in 1971)
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JEFF
TONOLE · Owner
since October 4, 1962
Age 42 · Ithaca, New York
jtonole@twcny.rr.com
I've been playing some form of fantasy baseball
since I was five. You know, the kind where you
throw the ball up in the air and "it's a fly
ball off the bat of Reggie Jackson! Yastrzemski
on the run in deep left center...and makes the
catch!" (Maybe that was actually fantasy
sportscasting.) Born and raised in the suburban
wilds of Seattle, WA, I was 10 years old when
major league baseball finally arrived in my
hometown. We were so starved for pro sports that
we were willing to watch a god-awful team in a
godforsaken domed stadium -- and pay for the
privilege. I went to college in Oregon, then
spent most of the '90s in the Bay Area, where
regular opportunities to freeze my ass off at
the 'Stick somehow turned me into a Giants fan.
I lived in Chicago for two years (South Side, holla!),
then moved to my present home in upstate New
York, where we are "centrally isolated" -- there
are nine major league ballparks within a 6-hour
drive of here, but none are closer than 4 hours
away. Managing the Spiders allows me to satisfy
my baseball jones and occasional Bay Area
nostalgia at the same time.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Seattle Totems (AAA)
PREVIOUS
OWNERS
John Nellis (1955-62)
8 seasons:
540-700 (.435)
Expansion team
(1955)
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WASHINGTON
MONUMENTS |
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1952 Champions
1953 Champions
1954 Champions
1956 Champions 1970
Champions
1971 Pennant
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Griffith
Stadium
(1911) 32,000
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DOUG AITON
· Owner
1959-63, since July 1, 1964
Age 28 · London, England
dougaiton@gmail.com
I hail from bonnie Scotland but now live in
London, teaching social sciences at an
international college. Red Sox fan - getting
Fenway withdrawal (been almost six years) - been
playing OOTP a good long time, playing in a
number of leagues, all of which have long since
ended. Enjoys a good bit of FM, and recommends
everyone else plays as East Fife. Have run the
Monuments roughly from when they started being
really bad until now, when they are still really
bad, with a one season break where someone else
made them quite good.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Baltimore Terrapins (AAA)
PREVIOUS
OWNERS
Jay Kaplan (1951-57)
5 seasons:
659-419 (.611)
Steven
Giovanelli
(1958-59)
2 seasons:
140-128 .522
Doug Aiton (1959-63)
4 seasons: 279-378 .438
Herb DeSpain (1964)
1 season: 47-32 .595
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