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Page 2 WE VOTE NONE OF THE ABOVE LEADERSHIP CONTACT INFO Commissioner Matt Rectenwald Primary Website: http://montybrewster.net/ Vice Commissioner Forums: http://montybrewster.net/forums/index.php Aaron Weiner HTML: https://statspl.us/brewster/reports/news/html/leagues/league_100_home.html League Director Application: Ron Collins http://montybrewster.net/forums/app.php/applicationform Constitution: http://montybrewster.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=19&t=25938 League Advisor Randy Weigand PR Director/Historian Stephen Lane So it’s 2039 and the world’s still here, kinda, anyway. At least we got baseball and Teliqua, and a few other conveniences in life, and we got ballparks shifting in the wind. Louisville’s moving the fences out to make their park a little less little league, right? But they can’t wash the bush league stank off that place with a fire hose. And Calgary’s going the other way with their dimensions. And we got baseball out in the Middle East doing its thing. Sure, it comes with dog and lemur problems, but you get what you take, or something like that. And the Commish, let’s just say he’s still got a few hairs left in his head, but it’s not for all our trying. The kids may be all right, but in the end they’s still kids. At heart, anyway. And that’s the thing about the BBA. Some may think we’re just being childish, might see this all as simply fake baseball. But we know better. We know there ain’t nothing fake going down around here. So, yeah, it’s a hard rain, and change is gonna come. We get it. Reach for the stars, fall on a cloud. That’s how it goes, am I right? Page 3 CONTENTS State of the Brewster 2038: Season in Review Final Standings It’s a Jackrabbit World (Chris Robillard) Hammering Hebrews! (Brett Schroeder) BBA Hall of Fame (Matt Rectenwald) 2039: The Projection Room Johnson League (Justin Niles) Frick League (Aaron Weiner) UMEBA (Brett Schroeder) Features • Who’s Watching the Watchers? – Ron Collins • Going for A Ride – Stu Hopkins • From EBA to BBA – Brandon Slouck • Touching Up the BBA HoF Pantheon – Chris Wilson • Making Their Mark on the BBA – Matt Rectenwald • How Do Today’s Stars Stack Up Against HoFers? – Randy Weigand • What’s In A Name? – Joe Lederer • The K-Cup – Kevin Dickson • The Pitch That Dances – Vic Caleca • The 20/20 Hindsight 5-Year Draft Review – Scott Piccoli • A Decade of Piazzas – Stephen Shaw • 14 To Watch: Recte’s Rated Rookies – Matt Rectenwald • The All-Ireland Team – Kevin Dickson • A Moment in Baseball History: Detroit 10, Boston 5 • What’s a Draft Pick Worth? – Ron Collins • More People Who Have Not Advertised With Us • Leaked from the BBA Offices! (Fun, Math, and Competition in the BBA) Page 4 2039 State of The Brewster From the Office of the Commissioner, Matt Rectenwald When we started the (then) Monty Brewster Baseball Association way back in December of 2001 nary a soul in the original twenty four souls had any inkling that this league would not only still exist in 2019, eighteen “real-life” years later, but would be a thriving league with thirty teams (soon to be thirty two), an eight-team independent league, five college and high school feeder leagues, a fall prospect league, and a semi-recurring World Cup tournament. Yet here we are. Sixty-seven years of history are in the books. We’ve been featured among the Out of The Park Baseball Community both in print and over podcast. The (now) Brewster Baseball Association universe is an active, thriving community. Page 5 Our Thriving Community This community is about as active as one can be, and of course we in the BBA never make claims without proof! Here’s the Final Participation Point recap from 2038 by League Director Ron Collins: * * * * * Here is the Final 2038 PPT Tracker update. By pretty much any measure of participation, 2038 was a fantastic season for the league. We've had some great debates, and (perhaps at time unfortunately?) some passionate commentary. Along the way we've learned a ton, and maybe even changed how we're playing this little game of ours. We've brought in some outstanding OOTP talent this year, and staffed up the UMEBA while cycling some of that great talent into the BBA itself. Of course I track points for the league, and as such I can put numbers on things. Those numbers look pretty danged good. For the newbies: I track two sets of numbers, one with me and one without. If you've been around awhile, you know I work on volume [grin], and I came in during the 2024 seasons, so to get a feel for where we are historically, I need to take myself out of the equation. Also, since we have had variable numbers of teams per season, I convert our raw totals to average per team. There are some problems related to what happens when we have GMs rotate in mid-season, but the numbers are still at least directionally sound. Here are the numbers from 2038: Team averages (with YS9): • PPT/Team = 73.3 (vs. Lg Avg = 46.5) • Posts/Team = 225.6 (Lg. Avg = 140.5) • TN/Team = 19.6 (Lg. Avg = 11.9) Team averages (without YS9): • PPT/Team = 60.2 (vs. Lg Avg = 43.2) #3 all-time • Posts/Team = 179.2 (Lg. Avg = 133.3) #4 all-time • TN/Team = 15.7 (Lg. Avg = 10.9) #3 all-time In other words, even while rotating two GMs out and a third into the UMEBA, we've had a season that puts us in the top three or four of all time. So, yeah, outstanding numbers, and when looked at in context of time, the league is maintaining itself and even perhaps growing well. As noted above, these numbers count only BBA GMs at present, so the reality is that our "true" raw numbers are a little better. I should note they also represent only the BBA, not the UMEBA. Now that we have a fuller slate of UMEBA only GMS, I'll begin tracking them in this fashion for 2039. Page 6 Here are the silly but kind fun charts: Our Independent League, The UMEBA Last season we launched a new Independent League, the Unified Middle Eastern Baseball Association (UMEBA). This eight team league is emerging as we expected with some great new applicants coming into the league, in fact three of them have already graduated to the BBA! Here’s the original announcement of the UMEBA: BBA Player Turned President Achieves Peace In Middle East, New League Is Born If you were a casual BBA fan in the late 2000's and early 2010's, you probably didn't know who Bernard Addison "Barney" Bancroft was. After all, he was just a borderline bench infielder who played in just 357 BBA games for Valencia, Madison and Omaha. "My baseball career wasn't much to speak of," said Bancroft. "I loved the game, though, and I wouldn't trade those years for anything." Bancroft was a smart player, who knew his role. "Mr. Wilson once referred to me as the resident defensive replacement," laughed Bancroft. "I could live with that, honestly. I was happy to be in the big leagues, playing with the likes of Charles Puckett and Bopper Kengos. Clearly I wasn't going to beat those guys out!" Bancroft also was once the #1 overall pick in a Rule 5 Draft. Hawaii chose him in the 2004 Rule 5 Draft, looking again at his defense. "That was the kick I really needed in life," admitted Bancroft. "No one had really talked to me about my drive before, I had been doing well enough just cruising by. Sakata really changed my life, made me see the bigger picture in baseball and beyond." The plan for Bancroft to be the Tropics starting shortstop didn't work out as he started just 32 games and batted .210 in the 2004 season, which would prove to be his only year in Hawaii. Page 7 The Valencia Stars would be his next stop, and he would be "Bancroft shows superior skills at shortstop with them from 2006-2011. In the early part of the 2011 and sports a gun of an arm. Barney won season, he was waived by the Stars and then claimed by two Glove Wiz Awards and appeared in two Madison where he would see his most extensive BBA All-Star games in the minor leagues. Des playing time. After spending the 2014 season in the minors, Moines drafted Bancroft out of high school he resurfaced with the Omaha Barnstormers for the 2015 in 1999, and the Florida native had been in season, playing in 40 games. Bancroft would spend the the Kernels farm system since then. This entire 2016 season back in the minors and it would be the winter Hawaii granted Bancroft time to best season he's had in pro ball. work with a personal trainer to improve his work ethic. It is already paying benefits. The I figured that if I wasn't going to get a call to the majors Personal Training department is led by after playing the best I could possibly play, it was time for Hawaii-born Lenn Sakata, who was the me to start the next chapter of my life," said Bancroft. "My last shortstop to play for the MLB Orioles favorite part of my baseball life was all of the great charities before Ripken started his consecutive game that I was able to be a part of.
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