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Team: Bay City Lions [ID #309] Bookmark Bay City Lions

Location: Bay City, TX (Southwest)

League: IV.8 - East

Owner: msigg6 send message
          [since June 05th 2012 | last seen September 30th 2026]

Manager: Abelardo Diaz

Ballpark: Bay City Memorial Stadium

Rank: #30 - Rating: 195.63

Fan Mood: 125.58

Prestige: 108

Color: Blue & Gold

Team Notes:

• Aug 03 2075: Gonzalo Báez was released.
• Jul 09 2075: José Menendez was claimed off of waivers.
• Jun 27 2075: Edgar Santiago was released.
• Jun 20 2075: Andrés Meza was claimed off of waivers.
• Jun 15 2075: Juan Carlos Lozano was released.
• Jun 15 2075: Salvador Guzman was claimed off of waivers.
• Jun 08 2075: Gonzalo Báez was claimed off of waivers.
• Apr 25 2075: Claudio Clemente was claimed off of waivers.
• Apr 25 2075: Dominique Dempsey was claimed off of waivers.
• Jan 13 2075: Ted Sloan was hired as the new coach.


League Record:

Wins: 91     Losses: 56     Pct: .619     Last10: 8-2     Streak: L2

Ave: 5.0 - 3.6     RS: 732     RA: 528     DIFF: +204         Power Index: 106.9

Cup:

Group 75 [6 | Eliminated]

Press Releases:

Jan 13 2073: A Lion Forever: Kent Todd Retires After 16 Legendary Seasons - by msigg6 on February 21st, 2026

For sixteen seasons, Bay City didn’t just have an ace — it had the ace.
Today, the Lions organization announces the retirement of Kent Todd, the greatest pitcher in franchise history and one of the defining arms of his generation.

Todd’s career was the rare blend of longevity, dominance, and loyalty.
A Lion from his first pitch in 2057 to his final start in 2072, he became the heartbeat of Bay City baseball, the standard every young pitcher measured themselves against, and the anchor that carried the franchise back to League II.

Career Highlights
4× Cy Young Winner
2065, 2066, 2067, 2068
A four‑year run of absolute supremacy.
Todd didn’t just win — he owned the league.

Franchise Record Holder
Most Wins (220)

Most Innings Pitched (3,156)

Most Strikeouts (2,021)

Most Quality Starts (287)

Most Complete Games (83)

Most Shutouts (20)

tough and the Bay City Lions thank Kent Todd for every inning, every strikeout, every roar from the home crowd, and every moment he gave to this franchise.

He is the first, and only Lion, to have his name enshrined on the Bay City Hall of fame instantly after his retirement. A ceremony on opening day will be held in his honor.

His name already lives in the hearts of Lions fans forever.


Feb 12 2071: Are they Ready? Bay City prepares to balance as Season Emerges... - by msigg6 on September 25th, 2025

A new season is on the way for Bay City. The year is 2071, and GM tough has his sights set on remaining competitive in the difficult III.3 division, while developing new talent across the board. Future 1st ballot Hall of Famer Kent Todd is on his last stand, as his illustrious career culminates to an age 35 season, his 14th on the mound. With 4 Cy Youngs to his career, his sun is setting and its time for new talent to emerge. Bay City Tribune reports that the team is most excited for their pitching prospects, as Aidan Barber, Frankie Hughes, and Brant Derrick are rumored to have a bigger role on the pitching staff this season. With another season under their belt, Juan Pablo Hernandez and Greg Pitt look to take the reigns over the pitching staff while the newcomers gain valuable experience.

One big question for the team this incoming season; was 2070 a fluke, or are the bats truly activated? Gilbert Buss, Jonathan Zappa, and Marco Gutierrez led a high powered offense that sent balls flying across the walls all last season. It is to be determined if it was just an anamoly, or if their prowess is here to stay.

Bay City Tribune will have more as the year develops.


Sep 12 2058: Pitchers Brill & Kline Shut Down, Bay City looks Towards Next Season - by msigg6 on February 23rd, 2023

Owner tough issued immediate shutting down of starting pitchers Drew Brill and Nathan Kline following their recent 11 game losing streak. Trevor McRae was seen arguing with the owner in the dugout during one of the games, signaling that there is growing tension between both parties. Owner tough suggested that he wants to "see what the kids got" and blasted the team for their performance. "We're getting blown out anyways, might as well learn from it so we can get better." The owner has been frustrated with the results displayed throughout the season and is looking to see which young players to build around amidst their imminent demotion to League 5 Next Season.


Mar 06 2057: Bay City Owner Requests a "Bigger Wall" - by msigg6 on October 17th, 2022

In recent developments owner tough was berated that the Bay City Lions couldn't win a championship. He said that last season "there were too many homers in my ballpark! I want to mitigate those dingers out at left field. BUILD ME A WALL." Part of it might be due to the starting pitching staff consisting exclusively on left handed pitchers, with not many righties in the starting rotation. Thus, tough has hired a construction company to modify the ballpark for the first time in over 40 years. A new, state of the art scoreboard wall will don the left field area, towering of over 20 feet in height. Hopefully this helps the pitching staff out, as tough has championship aspirations for his club before Roach begins heavily declining...


Sep 04 2031: Back in the Top 25 - by msigg6 on April 18th, 2017

For the first time in a decade, the Bay City Lions have climbed back into the top 25, closing the date of September 4th, 2031 as the 23rd best team in the game. It's a testament to the hard work owner msigg has made in efforts to get the team back to the top again after their rebuild started in 2020, with the release of certain star players and the upbringing of rookies such as Aaron Jennings and the development of minor league players such as Rodney Pitts, Aroon "Angel" Sathriati, Andres Portillo, and other players who've been developed throughout the 2020s.

GM msigg just had to say this: "Just because I'm back near the top doesn't mean I'm a threat yet. I still have certain hitters developing and still need some depth in Pitching. This also doesn't mean I won't stop trying to put the best team out there possible to win. This phase is just the beginning of what we're about to do. We WILL return to the Legends...soon



[hopefully]