Adam Island Baseball League

The Adam Island Baseball League (AIBL) is the top baseball league in The Republic of Adam Island. It contains the best baseball talent in Adam Island. The AIBL is made up of 8 teams, and each plays 84 games in a season from April to July. The team with the most wins is crowned the champion.

Long considered Adam Island's national game, the sport of baseball finally organizing into a professional national sports league in 2001. Local clubs have played each other in various levels of organization for centuries, but our modern era has codified the rules and set up a league consisting teams representing of Adam Island's largest and most historical cities.

The AIBL suspended play at the beginning of the Rat Flu outbreak in 2004. With most of the players and officials dead and many of the stadiums destroyed, the AIBL completely reformed in 2006.

Organization

Each team is owned independently and purchases player contracts, secures stadium use, and manages television and radio contracts for its own team. There are 24 minor league teams, each affiliated with a major league team, that the AIBL team can use to store developing talent. This prevents teams from crowding their rosters with less-deserving players for fear of another team snatching them before the talent is developed.

AIBL Teams

• AcR Arcos
• Adam City Caps
• Adam County Cats
• Adamaiin Island Pineapples
• Adamton Snow Leopards
• Adamville Apples
• Cape Adam Bananas
• Las Adam Pyramids

Championships

AIBL Pennant

The AIBL Champion is the team with the best record at the end of the season.

• 2006: Adamaiin Island Pineapples (28-12)

AIBL Awards

Batter stats shown: Batting Average, Home Runs, RBIs Pitcher stats shown: W-L or Saves, ERA, Strikeouts Bold type on stats indicates that the player led the league in that category. Bold on All-Stars indicates the player was on the starting All-Star team that year or the first closer selected.

AIBL Triple Crown

The Triple Crown is awarded when a player leads the league in Batting Average, Home Runs and RBIs, or in Wins or Saves, Strikeouts and ERA.

• None Awarded

AIBL Most Valuable Player

The MVP is given to the best non-pitcher in the league, determined by voters from the media.

• 2006: David Peck, RF (AII) .326 13 34

AIBL Pitcher of the Year

The POY is given to the best non-pitcher in the league, determined by voters from the media

• 2006: Steven Sutton (AII) 7-0 60 2.90