Game Date: May 3rd, 2064
Palo Alto Invaders
Team: Palo Alto Invaders [ID #617] 
Location: Palo Alto, CA (West)
League: V.15 - West
Owner:
Mesh77
[since October 25th 2016 | last seen April 25th 2024]
Manager: Manuel Saez
Ballpark: Aurora Arena
Rank: #216 - Rating: 117.23
Fan Mood: 115.16
Prestige: 42
Color: Navy
Team Notes:
• Mar 30 2064: Dontrell Franklin was hired as the new coach.• Mar 30 2064: Coach Danny Stephens was let go.
• Mar 14 2064: Herb Bourne was released.
• Mar 12 2064: Moved to Palo Alto.
• Mar 12 2064: Salvador Herrera was claimed off of waivers.
• Jan 13 2064: Craig Snead was released.
• Nov 02 2063: Matthew Hicks was named the Rookie of the Year.
• Nov 02 2063: Bobby Calabrese was named the Rookie Pitcher of the Year.
• Aug 19 2063: Rodrigo Salas was claimed off of waivers.
• Apr 29 2063: Kirk Sato was released.
League Record:
Wins: 16 Losses: 12 Pct: .571 Last10: 6-4 Streak: L1Ave: 5.3 - 5.0 RS: 147 RA: 140 DIFF: +7 Power Index: 99.9
Cup:
Group 101 [0 | Still Alive]Press Releases:
May 25 2048: 400 Club for Taylor Davidson - by Mesh77 on December 17th, 2020After 15 seasons, 1889 games and 7302 at-bats, Palo Alto 2030 1st round pick Taylor Davidson joined the prestigious Broken Bat 400-homer club. A former Rookie of the Year, 6-time All Star, 3-time All League, and 2040 III.3 MVP, Davidson is still only the second player in team history to reach the fabled mark after longtime DH Leonardo Paredes.
He was immediately inducted into the Oaks' Hall of Fame.
Oct 28 2040: 400 Club for Leonardo Paredes - by Mesh77 on May 21st, 2019
In his eleventh season with the franchise longtime designated hitter Leonardo Paredes joined the prestigious Broken Bat 400 Homer Club.
Prior to joining the team Paredes' major league career mounted to seven games and 26 at-bats, and he was already 25-years old at that point. Immediately inserted into the starting lineup all Leonardo did was hit, and rake, and keep on going. 1611 games and 6326 at-bats later Paredes has 400 home runs and a career slash line of .302/.378/.577, for an OPS of .955!
Perhaps best known to fans for his back-to-back MVP seasons in 2032 and 2033 when he totalled an incredible 101 home runs and 340 RBI while batting .341, the Panamanian also put up 99 POTG awards, six appearances for his national team, eight All-Star games and two (to this point) All-League awards. And he may not be finished yet!
Sadly, Leonardo missed the last nine games to injury, four of which the Aliens lost and saw themselves demoted down to LLIV by one measly game. Always next year...