Japanese Tribute Fantasy Baseball League
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Re: Japanese Tribute Fantasy Baseball League
[ Author: Something Lions | Posted: Jul 18, 2007 1:10 AM
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I'm actually a member of this simulated fantasy league as "number9" in the CSFBL forums. Pretty interesting stuff if you find long term franchise and personnel management (as well as lineup and pitcher role and usage settings) interesting. I guess people who found strat-o-matic or their electronic versions interesting would find this online baseball management simulation game interesting.
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We, as a league, would like to interact with your members in an effort to learn more on the Japanese History of Baseball. We also have forums. You would need to create an account to interact with us on our site.
We would like to do interviews and have anyone who knows about the Japanese baseball history and the country's great stars interact with us so we can promote the kind of Tribute League we feel Japanese baseball deserves.
We look forward to making new friends here and being taught the true history of Japan Baseball. Come and communicate with us. It only takes a second to create an account, and at the same time I will be posting a link to this site in our league forums for our members to communicate here.
Thank you,
Commish D Man,
The Japan Baseball League of CSFBL