Game Date: Aug 9th, 2066
Denver Broncos
Team: Denver Broncos [ID #15] 
Location: Denver, CO (Mountain)
League: III.2 - West
Owner:
Ced
[since November 07th 2014 | last seen October 22nd 2024]
Manager: Xavier Rubio
Ballpark: Denver Field
Rank: #123 - Rating: 143.20
Fan Mood: 87.91
Prestige: 73
Color: Rust
Team Notes:
• Aug 08 2066: Sherman Keating was released.• Jul 28 2066: George Neal was claimed off of waivers.
• Jul 21 2066: Lucas Morelli was released.
• Jul 16 2066: Levi Stephens was signed as a free agent.
• Jul 16 2066: Lucas Morelli was signed as a free agent.
• Jul 09 2066: Ray Clinton was signed as a free agent.
• Jul 09 2066: Sherman Keating was signed as a free agent.
• Jun 26 2066: Nicolás De La Torre was signed as a free agent.
• May 31 2066: Charles Coughlin was claimed off of waivers.
• May 29 2066: Tom Rudolph was signed as a free agent.
League Record:
Wins: 39 Losses: 62 Pct: .386 Last10: 5-5 Streak: L1Ave: 4.4 - 5.4 RS: 446 RA: 544 DIFF: -98 Power Index: 100.0
Cup:
Group 70 [5 | Eliminated]Press Releases:
Mar 03 2065: "Jawbreaker" McNabb's heroic hit delivers back-to-back World Classic championships for USA - by Ced on June 22nd, 2024U-S-A! U-S-A!
In comparisons to (in another universe) Kirk Gibson's 1988 WS home run, "Jawbreaker" McNabb had only one at bat in all of the 2065 World Classic. It turned out to be the final at bat of the tournament.
Behind in the count 0-2 in the bottom of the ninth inning, McNabb's dramatic sayonara hit double to center field drove in pinch runner Sergio Garcia, who was mobbed at the plate by his teammates.
Team USA successfully defended their 2064 championship against Canada.
Jul 16 2063: Rookie Arroyo Nearly Misses Plane for Roadtrip - by Ced on February 28th, 2024
"Our schedule looked like it said None, but actually it said Nome...Nome, Alaska," said Andres Arroyo.
"The stakes are high in Denver, but I thought we had a bye week!"
After going 0-17 in at-bats last season, Arroyo hit an RBI double off of Nome's Cy Young winner and USA National Team member Alejandro Salazar for his first career major league hit.
Aug 25 2061: Broken Bat Icon Cedillo Secures Save Six Hundred - by Ced on October 8th, 2023
"My arm gave me a tryout with Denver, but it was my mind that gave 600 last outs for us," said Raul Cedillo sitting in front of his locker after pitching a perfect ninth inning in a 1-0 shutout win versus Davenport in front of 32,597 fans at Denver Field.
Lil Ced Hustla's throwing arm was visibly heavily iced after suffering a dead arm, and he was expected to miss one week of playing time. A record number of media credentials had been issued for the Denvy-Davenport home stand. Former Denver closer and fellow Dominican Emiliano Peña, who amassed 519 saves in his career, was in attendance.
"I can understand the confidence of the ballclub whenever Cedillo gets the call from the bullpen. What Raul can do with his cut fastball can only be compared to somebody like say Shannon Poole who also made it to 600 saves," commented Peña.
"Installing Cedillo as our closer in Legends as a kid with 66 Skill Index at age 22 was seen as a maverick move by me at that particular time. He posted a 2.00-ish ERA that first year in Legends though, converting 12 of 13 save opportunities. Very proud of him and the hugeness of his success. Definitely understood the media interest, the bobblehead giveaway nights he has had over the years and things like that," said ex-Denver manager Zachary Trimble. "He was coachable, he was cooperative, and he eventually mastered his craft. I ended up getting fired by Denver and shipped off to manage a team in Mexico which is the end of the line in Broken Bat, but without a legacy, a man cannot be Legendary you dig?"
Sep 08 2058: TWIBB Note - by Ced on February 22nd, 2023
This Week In Broncos Baseball note (TWIBB). On September 6, 2058, Jarrod "Fingers" Winchester became the second player in Denver history to pick up 2,000 career hits when he laced a ball into left field for an RBI double off Temple Titans pitcher Jonathan Liao in front of 31,008 fans at Temple Coliseum.
The first Denvy player was "Tank" Clement in '36.
Sep 04 2057: Milo Metalbat partners up with Barry Friese for "Indacouch" Ice Cream - by Ced on December 7th, 2022
Denvy owner Ced has revealed that a limited-time offering of Indacouch Ice Cream will be sold at the ballpark of Single A ballclub Athol Afterburners. Atlantic City manager Barry Friese's input (and continual taste-testing and re-taste-testing) as a 20-rated player developer was essential to bringing the product to life.
Future galactic superstar Center Fielder T.J. Burley's 100 point dip in batting average "is nitpicking and tracking only a light loss" when questioned about the player's pregame consumption of the dessert, said Friese during media availability.
To make room for the new item, adult entertainment expert Milo Metalbat explained that "Barry Barely Blazed" [a.k.a. the triple B] pesto sauce flavored personal pizzas have been discontinued due to stadium ushers complaining about an overwhelming amount of fans being unable to remember where their seat was.