Game Date: Jun 10th, 2067
Georgetown Yankees
Team: Georgetown Yankees [ID #141] 
Location: Georgetown, DC (Mid-Atlantic)
League: V.10 - East
Owner:
Qwantum
[since October 31st 2015 | last seen December 23rd 2024]
Manager: Rudy Quintanilla
Ballpark: Georgetown Stadium
Rank: #294 - Rating: 102.01
Fan Mood: 100.89
Prestige: 9
Color: Navy
Team Notes:
• Jun 04 2067: Darío Villa was signed as a free agent.• May 10 2067: Harley Moreland was released.
• Mar 31 2067: Patrick Watters was signed as a free agent.
• Jan 22 2067: Jerónimo Torres was claimed off of waivers.
• Jan 13 2067: Bruce Nelson was claimed off of waivers.
• Jan 13 2067: Brian Hatfield was released.
• Jan 13 2067: Demetrius McClain was selected to the national team of Virgin Islands.
• Jan 13 2067: Payao Kongpaisarn was selected to the national team of Thailand.
• Jan 13 2067: An Yu was selected to the national team of Taiwan.
• Jan 13 2067: Francisco Oliveira was selected to the national team of Portugal.
League Record:
Wins: 25 Losses: 25 Pct: .500 Last10: 2-8 Streak: L4Ave: 4.7 - 5.2 RS: 236 RA: 261 DIFF: -25 Power Index: 98.2
Cup:
Group 81 [0 | Eliminated]Press Releases:
Nov 02 2065: Georgetown Yankees become League Champions for 2065!!! - by Qwantum on August 29th, 2024It's been quite the magical season for the Yankees.
Veteran centerfielder Iosefa Alo, who had been relagated to platooning between OF and DH this season, capped off a productive career with his 500th stolen base. He performed exceptionally well during the playoff finals. This may be his final season with Georgetown, but what a way to end on top!
This has been a breakout year for the young phenom Hank Huntley who, at 22 years old, has been one of the biggest factors in propelling the Yanks to a league championship. He was heavily instrumental in the Yanks winning Game 7 of the finals!
Thanks to the fans for your undying support! We're looking forward to continuing this journey with you all!
Sep 20 2059: New Manager in the midst of a miserable season! - by Qwantum on May 14th, 2023
With the end to this season in horizon, the Yanks have decided to part with Alonzo Angulo as the team's manager.
Angulo was thought to be the leading coach to usher in a new era of prospects that would spearhead Georgetown's rebuild. Unfortunately, this plan change for the worst when Angulo decided that the new direction should be to compliment these prospects with veteran players pooled from free agency. He convinced the front office that this was the way to go. This also spelled the veteran manager's doom since he was now under the microscope of the owner's scrutiny.
Replacing him will be Rudy Quintanilla, a new talent with impressive attributes despite his young age.
Quintanilla, in last night's press conference, stated, "I am totally humbled and honored to be granted this opportunity by the Georgetown Yankees and will do my best to steer us towards a fruitful future."
Time will tell what the future brings under the Quintanilla era, but our sources tell us that MANY changes will be made in the coming weeks and will continue into the offseason.
Nov 04 2037: Georgetown Yankees Win League Championship! - by Qwantum on October 4th, 2018
It was a long time coming! Georgetown Yankees: 2037 league champions. Thanks to an amazing season by this team of relative newcomers tempered by perennial All-Star veteran and team captain Brett Hughes, Yankee fans have had good reason to rejoice.
Rumored to be retiring after this season, it must be an invigorating feeling for the future hall-of-famer to cap off an amazing career with a championship ring.
"It's a fantastic feeling! I am so grateful to have been a part of this amazing bunch of swell guys.", Hughes stated in the locker room amidst the jovial frenzy of his celebrating teammates.
It was no easy task having to face the dominant New Orleans Knights who were unstoppable and finished their season with the best record in the league.
The Yankee front office made tough, but wise, decisions during the off season which paid dividends later. Having been in a financial black hole for about 4 years, owner Qwantum was forced to release several key veteran players, some who were multiple All-Stars themselves. In their place were young players brought up from the Georgetown farm system as well as some key free agent signings.
The pitching has never been better with both starting lineup and bullpen performing solidly all season.
"Now we turn our eyes toward the the next season in a new league where the competition will be stiff. We need to show that this was not a fluke and that we will be able to match up well versus this new batch of division rivals.", Qwantum was heard declaring during the post-game scrum.
Congratulations, Georgetown Yankees!!
Oct 27 2033: Strong 2nd-Place Finish for Yanks! - by Qwantum on October 3rd, 2017
For their final 10 games of the season - at home, no less - the Georgetown Yankees mustered one last surge to an 8-2 finish resulting in taking 2nd place from the Owasso Tigers. This has got to be gut-wrenching for division rivals Owasso being that they were only 3 games behind the 1st-place Tampa Bay Tornados.
During this 10-game homestand, The Georgetown Stadium crowd was treated to some good, fun baseball. Leading the charge were All-Star players Brett Hughes (RF), Neil Mathews (C) and new acquisition Atsushi Tsuda (LF) finishing their season with impressive stats. All three each hit well over .300 with impressive slugging percentages.
The pitching finally came around as well. After the dismal 2032 season which saw the Yankees relegated to League VI, this comes as good consolation and hope for a better future moving forward.
Aug 27 2032: Dismal beginning in League 5 calls for changes - by Qwantum on July 2nd, 2017
After a superb 2031 season, this 2032 season has not been kind to the Georgetown Yankees. Debuting in League V this year, the Yanks' pitching staff have not come to grips with the stiffer competition in this division. The result has been a stay in dead last for practically the entire season.
All evidence points to a return to League VI via relegation. Certainly an unfortunate turn of events for Georgetown. Changes are needed.
Patrick Valentini had been a breath of fresh air for the team ever since he took over as manager back in 2029 steering them to 3 consecutive .500+ seasons winning the East division last season. However, there had been reports of tensions between Valentini and the bullpen with claims of his coaching style not being particularly "pitcher friendly". Apparently the front office has seen enough proof through how horrible the pitching has become. Patrick Valentini has been given his walking papers and has now been replaced by Rafael Alcaraz who has a reputation of being great with pitchers. The yankees are hoping to bounce back and return to League V in a year's time.
Time will tell how things will turn out.