Highlands willing to trade all players

All players are for had if any teams are interested just let me know

Jun I Sim Done

Game Date:  Jun 16, 2029

Who uploaded:
Antelope Valley
Appalachian
Atlanta
Brick
Houston
Maui
Seattle
Shackamaxon

Standings:
Adams:   Mepkin Abbey leads Atlanta by seven games.
Zotti:  Seattle is three games up on Brick.
Signorino: Antelope Valley's lead over Maui is 2.5 games.

Awards & Accomplishments:
Maui RF Don Jones named Player of the Week (6/4, 2nd award this season)
Seattle 2B Norman Kuhn named Player of the Week (6/11, 5th career award and 3rd award this season)

Significant Injuries:
Highland SP Alejandro Lopez will be out 2-3 months with a torn triceps.
Atlanta LF Armando Burgos has a strained shoulder that will cost him 4-5 weeks.
Atlanta SP Bill Petersen tore his UCL.  He'll be out until about July 2030.
Shackamaxon RP Jorge Villegas has a torn labrum and is done for the year.
Highland RP Salvador Soto has a torn meniscus.  His season is finished.
Antelope Valley's Ray McJannett will miss four weeks with a fractured rib.

Batting Line of the Sim:
Atlanta's Roberto Gonzales went 3-4 with 2 home runs, 6 RBI and two runs scored against Maui (6/2)

Pitching Line of the Sim:
Maui's Luis Salazar pitched a nine-inning one-hit, 10K shutout against Antelope Valley (6/6)

Milestones:
Seattle's Steve Jones reached 300 HR (6/7)

Next sim:  Wednesday night.

Shackamaxon announces two arrivals

The Shackamaxon Lenape and its GM Michael Weintraub have the following acquisitions to announce:

First, from the Houston Armadillos, the Lenape are receiving star CF Jesus Barcello in exchange for AAA pitchers Todd Davis and Mark St John, as well as AAA OF Kinnon Tomlinson.

Second, GM Weintraub and his wife Jennifer are pleased to announce the arrival of Madeleine Devorah Weintraub, the granddaughter of arch rival Fred Goldfarb, the GM of Brick.

Little Madeleine Weintraub was acquired at 10:28am EST on January 3rd, 2017.

The Lenape have already announced that Madeleine will take over the team's marketing division when she turns 18, which is only five seasons from now in game time.

Brick Takes Advantage of Seattle

Due to the ineptness of Seattle's front office, the Monarchs today traded their seventh-round selection, infielder Pat Miller, to Brick in exchange for Brick's eighteenth-round selection, reliever Miguel Ortiz.

When asked why Seattle didn't just draft Ortiz if they liked him so much, Seattle Assistant Director of Player Personnel William Shultz began a 20-minute rambling soliloquy on Seattle's draft processes that put all of the reporters to sleep, effectively leaving the question unanswered.

Brick and Antelope Valley swap relievers

Brick announces the following trade: Brick sends reliever Al Dougan RP to Antelope Valley for Glen Carlton RP. GM Goldfarb decided that  a lefty reliever was needed and acquired Carlton to be the lefty specialist on the staff..The Brick GM felt that a shut down lefty was needed citing the hi numbers given up to lefty batters...The GM of Antelope was happy to receive a capable reliever for his pen

First trade of the New Year

The first trade of the 2017 "real world" year, as well as the first to involve draft picks from the 2030 draft, occurred today between the Brick Barracudas and Shackamaxon Lenape. Brick acquires three prospects from Shackamaxon in exchange for two prospects and two draft picks.

Heading east across the Delaware River are 3B Tzu-Hsia Wang, AAA RP Esteban Valenzuela, and A 2B Donald Helton. In return for the trio, the Lenape will receive AAA CF Julio Quintana, A RP Jeff Pearson, and Brick's 3rd and 4th round picks in the next season's draft.

Shackamaxon's Trade List

I'm at the point of this season where I want to make some promotions in my minor leagues, and I have players I'd like to trade to make those moves possible. There isn't a real star in here, but some of these players can play useful roles on a team (like a 5th infielder, or a platoon starter):

• 3B Tzu-Hsia Wang - still only 22 years old, he's a former top prospect that hasn't found a role on my team. I'm currently using him as a DH against LHP, but he can probably start in AAA for a few more seasons until he blossoms into a major league regular.
• OF Jeremy McCullough - veteran making under a million dollars this year (and arbitration eligible). He's absolutely mashing the ball this season (305 ISO!) and can play either corner outfield position. He's good enough to be a starter, or an excellent 4th outfielder or DH.
• AAA IF Tokuma Kanno - currently starting at AAA at shortstop at age 25. Has done nothing but hit well and play all over the infield since I picked him up. Can probably be a utility IF right now, if you need a cheap 5th infielder.
• AA OF Jason Graham - a 24-year-old former first round pick from the infamous class of 2025 just hasn't clicked for me, and probably needs a change of scenery to finish developing. 
• A OF Carlos Maldonaldo - 20-years-old and beloved by the OSA (but not my scout). After a dreadful 2028, he's mediocre so far this year, but there's a lot of time ahead of him to develop into a major league regular.

Some pitchers I wouldn't mind trading:

• AAA SP/RP Esteban Valenzuela - I've tried him as a starter, closer, swingman, and setup reliever. He just hasn't clicked in my system, but I think he can provide value to someone else's team. Currently closing at AAA, this 25-year-old has major league experience.
• AAA SP/RP Todd Davis - possibly a failed starter, as he has pitched very well as a setup reliever in AAA for me this year. He's also 25 and can develop into a starter or swingman.
• AAA RP Bernardo Franco - one-time top prospect has been reborn as a LOOGY this year -- I'm sure your team could use one.
• AA SP/RP Subaru Ono - only 22-years-old, and pitching great at AA this year. I don't think he's a prospect, but he's excelled both in the bullpen and in my rotation. I just want to make room for a prospect to get promoted. 
• AA RP Angel Hernandez - 20-year-old setup reliever at AA. Can be a future closer or late-innings lefty (he's probably too good to be a LOOGY). 

If one of those guys interests you, let me know and we can work out a deal. For the most part, I'm not asking for too much for them, but perhaps we can package two or three together for something that will improve my team's chances, both this season and in the future.

(Starting Tuesday, the 3rd, I'll be rather incommunicado for a while. I'll try to respond to any offers or trade discussions when I can.)