Game Date: Mar 2nd, 2067

Waltham Warriors

Team: Waltham Warriors [ID #200]

Location: Waltham, MA (New England)

League: IV.2 - East

Owner: uuatb1
          [since February 11th 2021 | last seen November 21st 2024]

Manager: Jason Knowles

Ballpark: Waltham Dome

Rank: #105 - Rating: 152.20

Fan Mood: 97.45

Prestige: 33

Color: Black & Yellow

Team Notes:

• Jan 13 2067: Felipe Valentini was selected to the national team of Argentina.
• Jan 13 2067: Alofa Lutu was selected to the national team of American Samoa.
• May 03 2066: Manuel Segura was released.
• Jan 13 2066: Bartolomé Andrés was claimed off of waivers.
• Jan 13 2066: Frank Murray was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.
• Jan 13 2066: Frank Murray was released.
• Jan 13 2066: Mario Zavala was released.
• Jan 13 2066: Armando Valenzuela was hired as the new coach.
• Jan 13 2066: Coach Richard Corcoran was let go.
• Jan 13 2066: Felipe Valentini was selected to the national team of Argentina.

League Record:

Wins: 0     Losses: 0     Pct: .000     Last10: 0-0     Streak: -

Ave: 0.0 - 0.0     RS: 0     RA: 0     DIFF: 0         Power Index: 102.8

Cup:

Group 83 [0 | Still Alive]

Press Releases:

Apr 03 2059: Friedrich Hit for the Cycle - by uuatb1 on March 30th, 2023

The Walthan Warriors bats turned into lethal weapons during the game against the Roanke Orioles, highlighted by Allen Friedrich hitting for the cycle. In total Friedrich had 4 hits, a triple in the first, Single in the 6th, double in the 8th and a home run in the top of the 9th.

Despite the performance, Friedrich was not the only stand out as Alvarez went 5 for 5, and Benjamin Monroy pitched a gem completing 8 innings allowing 7 hits, 1 walk and striking out 9. Final score Warriors 15 - Orioles 0.

Friedrich was not done in the series with the Orioles. The next night in another blow out, 14-6 win Friedrich hit 2 home runs and drove in 6. This could be the break out year for the 2054 3rd round pick


Mar 23 2056: Canfield No hitter in cup action. - by uuatb1 on August 8th, 2022

Waltham’s budding ace Glen Canfield was near perfect as he no-hit the Asheville Aces in the first game of a 4 game cup series.

Only giving up 1 walk, Canfield was in control of all his pitches as he fanned 6.

The perfect game was broken up in the 4th when Severson mistress the ball to first allowing the Aces to have their first runner. The only other blemish was a 2 out walk in the top of the ninth.

A first round pick from the University of Cincinnati, Canfield looks to dominate opposing team this season and if this is any indication he should a breakout season.