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Check the cool
History of
the league, with stats from 1998 through 2023.
Download the
zip file (for version 12) to load to your
the DMB Encyclopedia app (v12). Create a database and move this file
into the corresponding "backup" directory, then go to File/Restore
and select that file from the backup directory.
American League
Boston Pinnipeds -
Brian Leclerc
Cambridge Peanuts -
Kevin Goodrich
Ahwatukee DiamondSox -
Mike Brown /
Page Decker
Four Peaks Fighting Hops - Steve Mitchell
Little Village Space Cowboys - Mauricio Rubio
Round Valley Vagabonds
-
Tony Woods
Seattle Sasquatches - Meg Rowley
Tempe Scorpions -
Bill Mitchell
Tennessee Rebels - Bill Sanders
Tewksbury Indigenous Peoples - Morgan Yandow
Vancouver Ball Phos -
Mark Bond
Waukee Empire - Adam McFadden
National League
Serenity Valley Browncoats -
Brant Seymoure
California Red-Legged Frogs
- Derrick Jensen
Des Moines Drillers - Bryan Nelson
Cleveland Moondogs - Tom Kackley
Eclectic Synthesis -
Alan Wood
GTA Commuters
- Paul Hessell
Stone Mountain Sharecroppers - Marc Kogan
Mystic Valley Demolition -
David Dybes
Northern Force -
Jeff Hoppen
Pennsylvania Dutch
- Eric Longenhagen
St. Louis Sluggers -
Todd Smith
Stykkisholmur Terns -
Mike Landau
Charter owner teams highlighted in
BLUE.
5+ year owner teams highlighted in RED.
1998 - Harlem Mets
1999 - Manhattan Mets
2000 - Young Hegelians
2001 - Young Hegelians
2002 - Fort Lauderdale Cubs
2003 - St. Louis Sluggers
2004 - Young Hegelians
2005 - Cincinnati Vipers
2006 - Yankton Buffalo Chips
2007 - Yankton Buffalo Chips
2008 - Indy Irish
2009 - Tempe Scorpions
2010 - Eclectic Synthesis
2011 - Indy Irish
2012 - GTA Commuters
2013 - Eclectic Synthesis
2014 - Des Moines Drillers
2015 - Cambridge Peanuts
2016 - Eclectic Synthesis
2017 - Waukee Empire
2018 - St. Louis Sluggers
2019 - Boston Pinnipeds
2020 - Cleveland Moondogs
2021 - GTA Commuters
2022 - Eclectic Synthesis
2023 - Ahwatukee DiamondSox
2024 - Mystic Valley Demolition
The annual championship is named the "Kamil Cup," in
memory of our dear friend Jan Kamil.
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(v12) game.
League constitution
The 2024 post-season trading period has now seen the
biggest blockbuster in years with the Drillers dealing superstar
outfielder Juan Soto to the Commuters for Garrett Crochet,
2025 1st round pick, and 2026 1st and 2nd round picks.
Complete list of trades
2024 results
2023 results
2022 results
2021 results
2020 results
2019 results
2018 results
2017 results
2016 results
2015 results
2014 results
2013 results
2012 results
2011 results
2010 results
2009 results
2008 results
2007 results
2006 results
2005 results
2004 results
Larry Schilling - Houma Drillers (1998-2006)
Steve Leclerc - Brunswick Maineiacs
(2007-2015)
Jan Kamil - Jersey City Skeeters (1998-2022)
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AL Wild Card Play-in
Rebels 2, Pinnipeds 1
NL Wild Card Play-in
Sharecroppers 2, Storms 0
AL Division Series:
Rebels 4, Fighting Hops 3
Scorpions 4, DiamondSox 3
NL Division Series:
Demolition 4, Sharecroppers 2
Synthesis 4, Drillers 2
ALCS:
Rebels 4, Scorpions 3
NLCS:
Demolition 4, Synthesis 3
World Series:
Diemolition 4, Rebels 3
 The
2024 draft kicks off with the Waukee Empire selecting
outfielder Evan Carter.
Draft archives
2024
2023
2022
2021
2020
2019
2018
2017
2016
2015
2014
2013
2012
2011
2010
2009
2008
2007
2006
2005
2004
2003
2002
2001
2000
1999
1998
1997 re-distribution (12
new owners joined the league at one time; players from unowned teams
were distributed to these teams)
2025 Draft Order:
- Empire
- Browncoats
- Force
- Phobics
- Sluggers
- Peanuts
- Commuters
- Vagabonds
- Dutch
- Frogs
- Space Cowboys
- Buckeyes
- Sasquatches
- Indigenous Peoples
- Pinnipeds
- Rebels
- Sharecroppers
- Synthesis
- Terns
- Scorpions
- Hops
- DiamondSox
- Drillers
- Demolition
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