Joe Mauer is hitting a healthy .500/.540/.727 this season.

February 7, 2010
Break Up The Confederates
CORONA, CA - The Corona Confederates have gotten off to a blazing-hot 10-2 start to the 2010 season, including two series victories against division rivals New Milford and Salem.  The Corona pitching staff has carried the team thus far.  They own a 2.19 team ERA, and have allowed just 74 hits and only 3 homers in 107 innings.  And Joe Mauer has been a one-man wrecking machine offensively, as he is hitting .500/.540/.727 overall, with 4 doubles, a pair of homers, 11 runs scored and 9 RBI's.

January 26, 2010
Are You Ready for Some Baseball?
SALEM, NH - With the selection of Garrett Olson at 8:48pm on Saturday night, the 2010 free agent draft finally came to a conclusion.  Opening Day is now just around the corner, which means the annual Season Preview is here!

January 10, 2010
Black Sox Bonanza
SALEM, NH - The Chicago Black Sox went into the free agent auction with a BDBL-high $52.1 million to spend, and GM John Gill has taken advantage of that position by signing six players in the auction: Ryan Dempster, Cliff Lee, Paul Maholm, Victor Martinez, Carlos Zambrano and Jose Reyes.  Incredibly, the team still has more than $9 million left to spend, and only a dozen roster spots left to fill.

January 3, 2010
Halladay Falls to Niagara
SALEM, NH - The Niagara Locks made huge waves in the free agent market on Sunday night when they signed the #1 free agent available, Roy Halladay, to a $19 million salary.  Halladay will join a starting rotation that includes Kyle Lohse, Vicente Padilla, Ian Snell and David Price. (And yes, that is just the first of many corny headline puns you'll be seeing this season about the Locks franchise.)

January 1, 2010
Draft Day Has Arrived
SALEM, NH -The 2010 draft officially kicked off at 8:50am Eastern when Tony DeCastro of the South Carolina Sea Cats made Cuban refugee/phenom Aroldis Chapman the first pick of the farm draft.  Starlin Castro, Simon Castro, Jameson Taillon, Wil Myers, Chris Withrow and Jarred Cosart then followed with the next six picks.