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A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionAir
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Author:  dishnet34 [ Fri Jul 01, 2011 2:18 pm ]
Post subject:  A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionAir
In the year 2006, a new airline carrier was created in Las Vegas, Nevada, appropriately called MillionAir, due to it being founded in Sin City. 2 years later, they were the hottest airline in the business, racking up almost $2 billion dollars...$1 billion of it in baggage fees and whatnot (What would you expect!). Around that same time, MLB Commissioner Bud Selig was looking for 2 new expansion teams, due to league funds being so low. They wanted a big corporation or 2 to sponsor a couple teams to try to get revenue up.

MillionAir was one of the ones to step up first, the next being Sprint-Nextel (I couldn't think of another pun for a corporation name/city/whatever; I apologize in advance.) The owner of MillionAir, Ricky Techer, Ryan Techer's son, liked this opportunity, because it would help get more people to fly on the airline carrier. Sprint-Nextel thought the same.

Soon after, both grants for teams were accepted, the MillionAir playing in the NL West, while the Miami Sprint, as the other team was dubbed, played in the NL East. The MillionAir played in the brand-new Panpaka Park (Informally called MillionAir Coliseum), and the Sprint played at Rainbow Beach Stadium (Informally called SprintStadium (yes, there is no space for a reason)). Other divisional changes were made because, well, Selig could do that.

And that began the story of the MillionAir.
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The divisions look like this:

AL East:
Phillies
Braves
Blue Jays
Orioles
Rays
Marlins

AL Central:
Indians
Reds
Twins
Cardinals
Royals
Rockies

AL West:
Angels
Mariners
A's
Padres
D-Backs
Giants

NL East:
Red Sox
Mets
Yankees
Nationals
Sprint

NL Central:
Cubs
Tigers
White Sox
Pirates

NL West:
Astros
Rangers
Brewers
Dodgers
MillionAir
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Draft will be done next time I post. Thoughts? Concerns?
Author:  dishnet34 [ Fri Jul 01, 2011 3:37 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
DRAFT RECAP

The MillionAir, in the draft, were focused on signing players that nobdy had ever heard before, not even in the Majors yet. Ricky Techer called these players "gray-bar players," and that's the bulk of what they ultimately drafted. Their first round selection, would help them on offense, as they got slugger Finegan (first names will come later in the roster recap). In scouting reports, he had E contact, but a whopping B Power! This would surely help out with their offense. Thier next 2 rounds, they focused on pitching, primarily the starting rotation. They selected 19-year old righty Kershner and 21-year old Murray, a southpaw. Both didn't look so good control-wise, but their stamina was rated at a C. Kershner has a top speed of 87, with a Level 3 forkball, and 2 level two curveballs, the regular curve, and a knuckle-curve. Murray's top speed was 1 mph higher, at an 88, and he also has a level 3 forkball, but it's complimented by a level 2 cutter and a level 3 slider.

Here are the results from the rest of the rounds, and the player's stats:
Round 4 - C Velasquez (3, E, D, E, C, E, D, Hd 1st Slide)
Round 5 - RP Heitpas (RH) (93, D, C, Lv. 2 CUT, Lv. 2 FORK, Lv. 1 KN)
Round 6 - 2B Barnwell (1, D, F, D, E, C, E, Throwing 4)
Round 7 - RF Maldonado (2, E, D, D, E, E, F)
Round 8 - CL Asencio (LH) (93, E, C, Lv. 2 SLD, Lv. 1 2SFB, Thowing 2)
Round 9 - RP Simtherma(n) (RH) (88, E, C, Lv. 3 SLD, Lv. 3 CB, Lv. 3 SLV, Lv. 2 FORK, Durability 4)
Round 10 - 3B Budzinski (3, E, C, E, E, F, F)
Round 11 - CF Inglett (2, E, E, D, D, D, F, Rally Hitter)
Round 12 - SP Hammock (LH) (84, D, C, Lv. 2 SLD, Lv. 1 CB, Lv. 1 FORK, Lv. 1 2SFB)
Round 13 - SS Hudgins (2, F, E, D, D, C, F)
Round 14 - LF Cressend (2, E, E, E, D, D, E)
Round 15 - RP Enrique Gonzalez (RH) (95, F, E, Lv. 3 CHG, Lv. 2 SLD, Lv. 2 CB, Cautious STL)
Round 16 - SP Hessman (RH) (88, E, C, Lv.2 SLD, Lv. 3 CUT, Lv. 2 PALM, Lv. 1 CB, Durability 2)
Round 17 - C Bullard (1, F, E, E, E, E, D)
Round 18 - 1B Giron (3, E, C, E, F, F, D, Throwing 4)
Round 19 - SP Conti (RH) (91, F, C, Lv. 2 SLD, Lv. 3 CUT, Lv. 1 FORK, Gd Small Ball)
Round 20 - RP Diggins (RH) (86, D, C, Lv. 3 LD, Lv. 3 CB, Lv. 1 SNK, Pr Small Ball)
Round 21 - 3B Finegan (3, F, D, F, E, F, E, Error Prone, DEF Liability)
Round 22 - LF Basner (2, E, F, E, F, E, F)
Round 23 - RP Barker (RH) (86, E, C, Lv. 2 CB, Lv. 2 FORK, Vs. Runner 2)
Round 24 - RF Aviles (2, E, E, E, E, F, D)
Round 25 - SP Cavazos (RH) (85, G, C, Lv. 2 SLD, Lv. 2 SLV, Lv. 1 CB)
Round 26 - SP Vilchez (LH) (85, C, C, Lv. 3 FORK, Lv. 2 CB, Lv. 2 SLD)
Round 27 - CF Cannon (2, F, F, F, F, D, E)
Round 28 - 2B Maurer (2, F, F, E, F, D, E)
Round 29 - SP Bikowski (LH) (88, E, C, Lv. 2 CB, Lv. 1 FORK, Lv. 1 SLD)
Round 30 - SP McConnell (RH) (93, D, C, Lv. 1 SLD, Lv. 1 CB)
Round 31 - SP Snead (RH) (84, F, C, Lv. 3 CB)
Round 32 - LF Reid (2, F, F, F, E, E, F, Rally Hitter)
Round 33 - SP Lunsford (RH) (88, E, C, Lv. 2 FORK)

No other created players were added.
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How'd I do?
Author:  BrewersFuzz [ Fri Jul 01, 2011 10:05 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
Nice. Sounds like it's fun to follow. Brewers in the NL West? :lol: I had to laugh at that one.
Author:  dishnet34 [ Sat Jul 02, 2011 2:17 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
LINEUPS AND ROTATION

No DH:
Andrew Hudgins SS
Luc Barnwell 2B
Cord Finegan 1B
Ziggy Budzinski 3B
Jacob Inglett CF
Lennie Maldonado RF
Guillermo Velasquez C
Bartholomew Basner LF
PITCHER

DH:
Andrew Hudgins SS
Luc Barnwell 2B
Cord Finegan 1B
Ron Giron DH
Jacob Inglett CF
Ziggy Budzinski 3B
Guillermo Velasquez C
Lennie Maldonado RF
Bartholomew Basner LF

BENCH (Will only show No DH Bench):
Craig Cressend LF
Robbie Bullard C
Ron Giron 1B
Mark Aviles RF
Nicholas Cannon CF
Matt Maurer 2B

STARTING ROTATION:
Andy Murray
Tim Hammock
Brandon Hessman
Roberto Conti
Deion Vilchez

BULLPEN
Long Relief: Nick Smitherman
Middle Relief: Corry Heitpas, Enrique Gonzalez, Bobby Barker
Set-up Man: Orlando Diggins
Closer: Jose Asencio

AAA:
PITCHERS:
Clay Kershner
Claude Cavazos
Nick Bikowski
R.J. McConnell
Sammy Snead
Braden Lunsford

FIELDERS:
Fred Finegan 3B
Andy Reid LF
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How does it look?
Author:  PowerPro Jr [ Sat Jul 02, 2011 2:36 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
It must be weird for the Miami Sprint having their home field all the way across the country in Hawaii. :lol:
Author:  BrewersFuzz [ Sat Jul 02, 2011 8:10 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
I'm ready for some games!
Author:  Powerprosfan31 [ Sat Jul 02, 2011 8:18 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
This should be interesting, I'm following.
Author:  dishnet34 [ Sat Jul 02, 2011 9:27 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
Oh, and one more thing I forgot to mention, you can have up to 2 clients, if you want.

Also, 1 or 2 games will be played tomorrow, I hope. If not tomorrow, they'll be played Monday. I'm also having the CPU simulate the games, since I'm too awesome on pitching and offense, and seeing how that goes.
Author:  PowerPro Jr [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 12:39 am ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
I'd like Andy Murray and Cord Finegan, please.
Author:  maccrash21 [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 7:40 am ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
I'll take Tim Hammock and Andrew Hudgins.
Author:  cooldude1045 [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 9:11 am ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
I'll take Fred Finegan.
Author:  dishnet34 [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 9:42 am ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
AGENTS LIST
This list will be updated as soon as new agents step up.

PowerPro Jr - Andy Murray, Cord Finegan
maccrash21 - Tim Hammock, Andrew Hudgins
cooldude1045 - Fred Finegan
Powerprosfan31 - Ziggy Budzinski, Jose Asencio
Author:  dishnet34 [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 10:09 am ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
Ricky Techer, one day, was looking for a way to help promote this team and the city of Las Vegas. To this effect, he signed a TV deal with the YouTube station TRTN 78 (AKA my YouTube account). The deal included that TRTN will broadcast 1 game per 2 series on YouTube. He has not decided yet whether they will be made public to all of YouTube or exclusive to the MLB Power Pros Forum. Of the deal, Techer said, "I think this is a historic event in the history of the MLB Power Pros season log landscape. I think this will do well." We will see in the near future.
Author:  cooldude1045 [ Sun Jul 03, 2011 10:40 am ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
I do videos of games in my logs, but it's just the important games.

Oh wait, I haven't played any important games in any of my logs yet.
Author:  dishnet34 [ Mon Jul 04, 2011 1:55 pm ]
Post subject:  Re: A Corporate Affair - The Story of the Las Vegas MillionA
Alright, I got video of the Opening Day game recorded, and it's fairly long - over a half hour! I'll post the link when it's done uploading to YouTube. Also, my computer died in the middle of recording, so that's why you'll have an unexpected stop in the game itself.
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