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Revision as of 22:03, 29 April 2022
Most recent season or competition: 2022 Arucian Baseball League Season | |
File:World Baseball Classic logo.svg | |
Sport | Baseball |
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Founded | November 3, 1876 |
Commissioner | Claude Blanc |
No. of teams | 20 |
Countries | Sainte-Chloé Bonaventure Île d'Émeraude Carucere |
The Arucian Baseball League (Gaullican: Ligue de Baseball Arucien), known as the LBA or ABL, is a professional baseball organisation based in Sainte-Chloé, and one of the oldest and longest lasting professional sporting associations in the world.
With baseball introduced to Colony of Sainte-Chloé from Rizealand throughout the mid 19th century, a professional league modeled off several Rizealand models would be formed in 1876, with four teams. Largely in the shadow of Rizealand's League, it would operate in the winter months, and saw a great deal of cooperation with Rizealand and sharing of players and talent. Until the Great War, the League would remain within Sainte-Chloé, and during the later stages of the war it would temporarily cease operation. After the war, the League would expand and became multi-national sport, especially after the foundation of the United Provinces.
The Arucian League is currently comprised of 20 teams, divided into four divisions. Each team plays a total of 75 games from early November to late January, followed by a brief post-season in Feburary. The teams with the highest record in each division move on to a divisional playoff series; winners of the divisional series move on to the Arucian Series, the chief title in the League, the winner of which is considered as the champion.
Organisation
Teams
Division | Logo | Team | City | Country | Stadium | Founded | Current | Notes |
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Division 1 | File:Sport Club Internacional 2008 Crest.svg | Sainte-Chloé Imperials | Port de la Sainte | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1876 | ||
Sainte-Geneviève Gendarmes | Sainte-Geneviève | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1942 | ||||
Sainte-Chloé Sunshine | Port de la Sainte | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1993 | ||||
Volonté Eagles | Volonté | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1926 | ||||
Tranquille Sugars | Tranquille | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1882 | 1924 | Originally founded as the Domingue Sugar-Men as the first teams which allowed blacks to participate. The title was shortened in 1903, and the team moved from Domingue to Tranquille in 1924. The first team to move away from the capital area. | ||
Division 2 | Épernon Rodericans | Épernon | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1876 | |||
Tranquille | Tranquille | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1955 | ||||
Escalade Cavaliers | Escelade | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1922 | ||||
Decouverte Navigators | Decouverte | Sainte-Chloé | XXXX Field | 1903 | 1938 | Began as the Port Imperial Navigators before moving to Decouverte in 1938. | ||
Arac Alligators | Arac | Satucin | Parc Piremont | 1911 | ||||
Division 3 | File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | File:XXXX XXXX | XXXX Field | XXXX | ||
File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | Bonaventure | XXXX Field | XXXX | |||
File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | Bonaventure | XXXX Field | XXXX | |||
File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | Bonaventure | XXXX Field | XXXX | |||
File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | Bonaventure | XXXX Field | XXXX | |||
Division 4 | [[File:|40px]] | Saint Thomas XXXX | Saint-Thomas | Gaullica | XXXX Field | XXXX | Team from the Îles des Saints. | |
File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | Île d'Émeraude | XXXX Field | XXXX | |||
File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | Île d'Émeraude | XXXX Field | XXXX | |||
File:LOGO | XXXX | XXXX | Île d'Émeraude | XXXX Field | XXXX | |||
File:LOGO | XXXX | Port de la Sainte | Carucere | XXXX Field | XXXX |