Munson World has recently finished our World Series and has now rolled over into Season 64. It is filled with outstanding owners and a fun filled, drama free world. We have 5 4 3 1 openings for the upcoming season. We are a friendly, yet competitve world with a core group of veteran owners willing to help inexperienced ones. Take a look at the franchise profiles below and secure your franchise now!

Easily attainable minimum wins rule applies. 55 wins in any 1 season and 120 wins over 2 seasons.

AMERICAN LEAGUE options in Munson for Season 64:

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AL West Franchise A (formerly Tokyo): This franchise could use a steady hand as they have cycled through owners in the past 3-4 seasons. They finished with a respectable 77-85 record, good for 3^rd in the division. They were 5^th in team batting average but only 13^th in runs scored in the AL. They were also 7^th in pitching ERA and 11th in fielding percentage. 12 players return on contracts for 77 million next season. 6 more players are headed to arbitration. The main thing they need is a long term vision of how to improve the team. They will have the 10th pick in the draft.

https://www.whatifsports.com/hbd/Pages/Popups/FranchiseRatings.aspx?fid=4304

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AL West Franchise B (formerly Arizona): This franchise has been a monster franchise in our league for many seasons. Before ‘slipping’ to ONLY 98 wins this season, this team went 10 seasons with 100 plus victories. That included 5 World Series titles. They once again won their division but bowed out in the NLDS of this season’s playoffs. The long time owner needed to reduce their number of teams, but this team is in excellent shape to continue winning. They were 3^rd in team batting average and 5^th in runs scored this past season. The pitching staff compiled the 3^rd best ERA and the defense was 9^th in fielding percentage. They have 10 players signed for 63 million next season, along with 7 players heading to arbitration hearings. They will have the 28^th pick in next season’s amateur draft.

https://www.whatifsports.com/hbd/Pages/Popups/FranchiseHistory.aspx?fid=4302

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AL South Franchise (formerly Atlanta): This franchise was taken over by a replacement owner early in the year and the new owner guided them to the first wild card spot in the playoffs. They finished 2^nd in the division with a very solid 91-71 record. The offense was fine, finishing 7^th in batting average and 6^th in runs scored. The pitching was equally as good, as they were 5^th in team ERA and first in fielding percentage behind the hurlers. There are 11 players under contract for about 61 million and 9 more going to arbitration hearings. The replacement owner has left everything in very good shape. They will have the 26^th pick in the upcoming draft.

https://www.whatifsports.com/hbd/Pages/Popups/FranchiseRatings.aspx?fid=4297

NATIONAL LEAGUE options in Munson for Season 64:

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NL South Franchise (formerly New Orleans): This franchise is on the upswing in recent seasons and just needs someone to follow it through. The team has progressed from 58 to 78 to 81 wins in the most recent season. The moves and young players that are coming are ready to pay off. They finished second in the division and out of the playoffs, but they are ready to take the next step. The offense was average, 7^th in batting average, and 8^th in runs scored. The pitching was a little better, finishing 5^th in pitching ERA but were not helped out by the defense, which finished 13^th in fielding percentage. They have 7 signed players for about 52 million next season and 7 more going to arbitration hearings. They will choose 17th in next season’s player draft.

https://www.whatifsports.com/hbd/Pages/Popups/FranchiseHistory.aspx?fid=4310

NL West Franchise (formerly Sacramento): This franchise has been up and down recently, but won 100 games 2 seasons ago. They slipped to 77 wins this season. So, there is a core there that can make a playoff run. Sacramento was average across the board in most categories. They were 9^th in team batting average, as well as 9th in runs scored. Meanwhile, on the mound, they were 7^th in team ERA. The fielding was once again average, where they finished 8^th in percentage. The finances are in good shape to make strong decisions on the future. There are 8 players under contract for just over 44 million next season and only 3 more going to arbitration. They will have the 11th pick in the amateur player’s draft.

https://www.whatifsports.com/hbd/Pages/Popups/FranchiseRatings.aspx?fid=4318

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