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North Carolina Takes League Championship Series in Deciding Game
Friday, November 8th , 2069
The fans in North Carolina are delirious, while there is little joy to be found in Pennsylvania.
The North Carolina Aviators finished off the Pennsylvania Railroaders 9-1 in the deciding game of the League Championship Series played at PNC Park.
They took the series 4-3 and will now head to the Federation Cup Series.
For his standout play, North Carolina right fielder Maresuke Kosaka was voted the series' Most Valuable Player.
He batted .385, drove in 8 runs and scored 4 to lead his club to victory.
"We could never really figure out how to pitch to Kosaka and that doomed us," said Railroaders manager Mike Kritikos. "Hats off to North Carolina, though. That was a great series."
The Federation Cup Series matchups and schedule will be announced after the League Championship Series finishes.
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North Carolina Second Baseman Salazar Will Retire
Friday, November 8th , 2069
The rumors are true: North Carolina second baseman Manny Salazar is calling it quits at the end of the year.
For his 1820-game career Salazar has hit .190 with 1157 hits, 712 RBIs, and 262 home runs.
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Outlaws Move on to Federation Cup Series
Wednesday, November 6th , 2069
The championship dreams are still alive for the Texas Outlaws, while it's back to the drawing board for the Arizona Vipers.
By a score of 8-2, Texas won the decisive game at Outlaw Park today. The Outlaws took the series 4-2.
Terry Updike of the Outlaws was named the League Championship Series MVP.
"All our guys are really focused winning the Federation Cup Series," Updike said. "I'm not too concerned about personal awards."
The Federation Cup Series matchups and schedule will be announced after the League Championship Series finishes.
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