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The TABL Rookie Draft is just around the corner, and excitement is in the air! We are excited to share that the first version of the TABL Rookie Draft List is now available. This list is an essential tool for all participants, providing detailed insights and rankings that can greatly influence draft strategies. A special thanks to Royce for all of the research and for Chris for organizing it, their hard work and commitment to assembling this valuable resource. Final Thoughts

Sammy Linedriv - TABL Beat Writer Baseball has a funny way of circling back to the improbable. One moment you’re watching a lead unravel pitch by pitch; the next, you’re watching a bat flip under the stadium lights, a roar rising from the crowd like thunder breaking over the bay. On a night when nothing came easy, the San Diego Friars punched their ticket to the National Conference Championship Series, and did it, once again, with a walk-off home run. Mike Yastrzemski was t

Sammy Linedriv - TABL Beat Writer Baseball can break your heart in silence, one swing at a time. In a series that had given fans six tight, unforgettable nights, Game Seven was the rare exception: decisive, lopsided, and utterly stunning. The San Francisco Bays, left for dead just days ago, completed their comeback with authority, routing the Boston Bruins 7–2 at Fenway Park to capture the American Conference Championship Series. Ben Lively, the unlikely hero, delivered the g

Samy Linedriv - TABL Beat Writer If October baseball has a heartbeat, you could hear it in Boston tonight. Every pitch carried weight, every out carried consequence. When it was over, the San Francisco Bays had survived, and the Boston Bruins had been reminded that momentum, like the ball itself, can change direction in an instant. It was Ketel Marte’s turn to play hero. With two outs in the eighth and Paul Skenes still on the mound, Marte sent a fastball soaring into the ri

Sammy Linedriv - TABL Beat Writer Baseball has a way of carrying on, even when it feels like the story should stop. The San Diego Friars walked into Game Five without Bryce Harper, their emotional compass and centerpiece, and somehow played their most complete game of the postseason, storming back from an early deficit to defeat the Miami Hawks 8–3 and move within one win of advancing. For a while, it looked like the night might belong to Miami. Geraldo Perdomo doubled and sc

Sammy Linedriv - TABL Beat Writer The Buffalo Braves weren’t ready to pack up just yet. Facing elimination on Thursday night at Marcy Park, they turned to their veteran ace, and Chris Sale answered the call with a performance that felt like a throwback to his finest days. Sale, all rhythm and precision, carved through the Brooklyn Panthers for 8⅔ innings, striking out eight and allowing just three hits in a 4–1 victory that sent the series back to Buffalo for Game Six. The to