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Backyard Baseball League 10-01-1980
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| Breaking News |  | Wednesday, October 1st, 1980: Star MR Signs Pact with Bombers
Team officials triumphantly announced that the Bombers and superstar reliever Max Quiroz have closed a deal that keeps the 31-year-old in a Columbia uniform for another 2 years.
Quiroz will earn $6,500,000 as part of the settlement.
In 1980, Quiroz has made 50 relief appearances, recorded 3 saves and compiled a 8-6 won-lost mark and a 4.80 ERA. In pitching 54.1 innings, he has totaled 63 strikeouts and 16 walks. |
 | Wednesday, October 1st, 1980: Star MR Beene Signs for 3 years
Media analysts hailed Falls Church's signing of Kent Beene, one of Backyard Baseball League's brightest stars, as a pivotal move.
While the deal is certain to raise a few eyebrows, Beene is expected to earn every bit of the $15,750,000 promised him over 3 years.
This season Beene has made 66 relief appearances and has 2 saves. His record is 7-5 with 67 strikeouts in 72 innings with a 3.88 ERA. |
 | Tuesday, September 30th, 1980: Will Chessie Trade Unhappy Reliever?
In the latest churning of the rumor mill, reports indicate that 35-year-old reliever David Godfrey of the Chessie Ironhorse could be on the trading block. While the player refused to comment, the team did not outright deny the claims. "If it'll help this team, we'll make a move," said one team official. |
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