Join BSR For SimLeague Baseball!

posted on

May 22, 2009

Do you love fantasy sports?
Are you a die hard O’s fan?
How awesome would it be to see Jim Palmer match up against David Ortiz?

Pretty awesome.

Our friends at WhatIfSports.com have created a Simulation Fantasy Baseball League allows fans to draft players throughout to years and match them up against each other.

Here’s a little summary of the SimLeague Baseball:

“SimLeague Baseball™ is a baseball simulation game that puts you in the dual role of GM and manager.

Build a team of stars from throughout MLB history. Mantle, Cobb & Manny playing in the same Coors Field outfield? Koufax, Feller & Sabathia in the same rotation in Petco? You can do it all.”

You really can do it all. And we’ve got a promo code to play for FREE!

If you would like to play Simulation Fantasy Baseball with BSR for free leave a comment below, we’ll email you the league information and get you on your way.

The league winner receives a prize pack!

Zach Wilt

Zach Wilt is the Founding Editor of Baltimore Sports Report and lifelong Orioles, Ravens, and Capitals fan. He grew up on Maryland’s eastern shore, graduated from Towson University, and now lives in Central Florida where he roots for his teams from afar. The best sports moment he witnessed live was when he witnessed Delmon Young drive in three on a double down the left field line in game two of the 2012 ALDS.

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Jon S 15 years ago

Sure
kt1000 15 years ago

i'm in
Ted 15 years ago

I'll play
Will 15 years ago

Count me in
babyl 15 years ago

Hi would love to play if still open spots
Zach Author 15 years ago

Hey All, thanks for the replies. I'm going to leave the league open through the weekend, then I'll email you all the information. Thanks for the interest!
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Waunie 15 years ago

Whatifsports rules…I'm in hard…
Douglas 15 years ago

I’m in if theres spots still open.
Charlie 15 years ago

I’d like to play if the offer still stands.