Game Date: May 31st, 2058
Makakilo Eruption
Team: Makakilo Eruption [ID #749] 
Location: Makakilo, HI (Pacific)
League: III.4 - West
Owner:
Jobywan
[since April 08th 2020 | last seen January 27th 2023]
Manager: Logan Moffitt
Ballpark: The Caldera
Rank: #29 - Rating: 196.58
Fan Mood: 129.03
Prestige: 24
Color: Red & Gray
Team Notes:
• May 04 2058: Jeremy Baer was signed as a free agent.• Mar 14 2058: Bartosz Ziemniak was released.
• Mar 14 2058: Rafael Gilbert was released.
• Jan 13 2058: Major Joyner was selected to the national team of Virgin Islands.
• Jan 13 2058: Jaime Oviedo was selected to the national team of Venezuela.
• Jan 13 2058: Bartosz Ziemniak was selected to the national team of Poland.
• Jan 13 2058: Luiz Guilherme Azevedo was selected to the national team of Brazil.
• Nov 02 2057: Jorge Rodriguez was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.
• Nov 02 2057: Jeremy Baer was inducted into the team Hall of Fame.
• Nov 02 2057: Jeremy Baer was released.
League Record:
Wins: 24 Losses: 19 Pct: .558 Last10: 8-2 Streak: W5Ave: 6.0 - 5.5 RS: 259 RA: 238 DIFF: +21 Power Index: 103.3
Cup:
Group 2 [2 | Still Alive]Press Releases:
Nov 02 2055: What A Series! - by Jobywan on July 20th, 2022In the 13th inning of game 7, Miguel Rivas smashed a three-run-homer to clinch the series. Makakilo's home-grown project continues to astound as they manage a third promotion in four seasons.
Will LL3 slow them down?
Oct 29 2054: Makakilo Sweeps Wichita! - by Jobywan on May 3rd, 2022
Baer pitched four saves in four games and Rivas smoked the opposing pitchers with an OPS of 1.17 as the Eruption secured their 2nd playoff victory and promotion in the past 3 seasons.
Makakilo has surprised the league with their success, choosing to develop all their own players while shunning the revolving-door waiver market.
Can their success continue as they climb to more competitive leagues?
Oct 30 2049: Blue Jays Win! - by Jobywan on April 13th, 2021
Congrats to the Blue Jays who dominated the Makakilo Koi in a gentlemen's sweep of the playoffs. The first two games were hard-fought overtime wins, and the Koi just couldn't generate momentum in response.
Banda was a beast during his two starts with an ERA of 1.20, and Guzman's bat was smoking hot, finishing with a BA of .368 and OPS of 1.113.
Can these two teams make an impact in DV next season?