Cyclops Baseball League (Baseball League)

The Cyclops Baseball League Is An Baseball League Owned By Both Hitomi Manaka And Chieko Kawasaki Who Serve As Player-Commissioners
== Early Years And Formation (1986) ==
In 1986 Hitomi Manaka Who Was An Young Successful Female Cyclops Wanted To Go In An New Venture To Make An Name For Herself That's When Hitomi Manaka Came Up With The Cyclops Baseball League Hitomi Manaka Decided To Have Elite, Rookie, Amateur And Newbie Divisions By 1990 The League Was Very Popular With The Female Cyclops Crowd The Cosmic Cyclops Were Formed With Hitomi Manaka Leading The Team With The Team Winning Their First 5 Championships In 1980,1981,1982, 1983,1984,1985,1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 And 1992 Under The Leadership Of Hiroko Kobayashi Who Was The Team's First Manager Hired In 1980 Interestingly Jonathan Washington Who Was Cosmic Cyclops First Overall Pick In 1990 Played In Their Newbie Division Tore It Up Producing An .328 Batting Average With 34 Home Runs And 112 RBI In 161 Games In The Newbie League For The Atomic Cyclops He Began The 1991 Season In The Newbie League Technically The League Already Existed In 1980 But It Was Unknown And Just In It's Infancy Test Stages But It Was In 1986 When It Gained Exposure But In 1991 Jonathan Took It Heights Hadn't Seen Since 1980 
== Jonathan's Arrival And Popularity Surge (1991-2002) ==
Jonathan Who Was Called Up On March 24th, 1991 Started The Season As The Cosmic Cyclops Starting 3rd Baseman Jonathan's Memorable Home Run Came On June 2, 1991 Against The Toxic Invaders When Jonathan Smashed An Mammoth 500 Feet Walk Off Grand Slam His Very First Career Professional Home Run Greeting An Smiling Hitomi Manaka At Home Plate Over The Next 8 Years 1991-2002 Jonathan Established Himself As One Of The Premier Longball Threats At 3rd Base Leading The Cyclops Baseball League In Home Runs, Batting Average, Hits, Doubles And RBIs 8 Times He Also Led The League In On-Base Percentage And Slugging Percentage 8 Times As Well Jonathan Hit .320 With 42 Home Runs And 125 RBI Jonathan's 42 Home Runs In 1991 Were An New Record Shattering The Previous Record Held By Konomi Mizuguchi Who Had 41 In 1980 In 1992 Jonathan Hit .330 With 45 Home Runs And 125 RBI The Second Closest Was Hitomi Manaka Who Hit .318 With 43 Home Runs And 124 RBI Jonathan Also Stole 41 Bases As An 3rd Baseman 
== Konomi Mizuguchi's Shocking Comeback (1992) ==
Much To The Surprise Of Everyone Including Jonathan Himself Famed Slugger And Cyclops Baseball League Hall Of Famer Konomi Mizuguchi Comes Out Of Retirement In 1992 Joining The Cosmic Cyclops Shockingly Konomi Looked Extremely Young Still And Was In Phenomenal Shape In Her Prime Growing Huge Luscious Boobs And Had An Curvy Light Buttermilk Black Outlined Stomach And Wore An Wide Black Tubetop Konomi Mizuguchi Smiled As She Hugged Jonathan And Said I Heard You Broke My 10 Year Old Record In 1991 I Never Would've Thought That It Would Be You Of All Players Given That You Were The Right Handed Version Of Me Heehee Konomi Mizuguchi Played In 161 Games Hitting .304 With 31 Home Runs And 106 RBI While Jonathan Had Another Brilliant Year Producing An .330/.437/.696 Line With 47 Home Runs And 125 RBI The Cosmic Cyclops Went 115-56 Mostly Due To Their High Powered Offense Konomi Mizuguchi Who Was The Cosmic Cyclops #1 Overall Pick In The 1980 CBL Draft Became An Immediate Game Changer In 1980 Konomi Mizuguchi Hit .336 With 41 Home Runs And 124 RBI Konomi Had 10 Years Of 40 Homers Hitting 49 In 1987 And 48 In 1989 Konomi Excelled In 1990 After Injuring Herself Finished The 1990 Season With An .332 Average 44 Home Runs And 128 RBI 
== Jonathan's Injury (1993) ==
Jonathan Suffered An Mid Season Injury On April 1st, 1993 Against The Cosmic Atoms Sliding Into Second Base Breaking His Leg Jonathan However Would Still Play In 162 Games Hitting .328 With 49 Home Runs And 124 RBI Earning Him The Nickname Iron Man As The Cosmic Cyclops Got Walloped By The Atoms 16-2 Falling To 48-54 Just When The Cosmic Cyclops Who Had Won The Cyclops Baseball League Championship In 1980, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990, 1991 And 1992 Giving Them 13 Was About To Give Up On The 1993 Season Until The 1993 Cyclops Baseball League Draft Rolled Around On June 10th, 1993 One Of It's Many Prized Coveted Prospects Was Left Handed Power Hitting 3rd Baseman Fukumi Hashimoto Who Hit .330 With 56 Home Runs And 134 RBI For Kyoto High School As They Won The Koshien In 1992 With Jonathan Out The Cosmic Cyclops Needed To Fill The Void Left At 3rd Base They Chose Fukumi Hashimoto At #1 Fukumi Hashimoto Didn't Exactly Pan Out Appearing In 147 Games Hitting .218 With 16 Home Runs And 47 RBI As An Result The Cosmic Cyclops Had Two Losing Seasons 1994 (76-97) And 1995 (67-102) As The Cosmic Cyclops Finished The 1993 Season With An 119-42 Record With Jonathan Returning In May Jonathan In 1994 Hit .343 With 52 Home Runs And 148 RBI In 161 Games As The Cosmic Cyclops Finished With An 76-97 Record 
== The Cosmic Cyclops Implosion And Collapse (1995) ==
In 1995 The Cosmic Cyclops Had An 30.8 Game Lead Over The Seismic Krakens With An 67-28 Record In The Month Of August Led By Ace Pitcher Kasumi Norimoto Who Had An 15-2 Record With An 1.76 Earned Run Average And 263 Strikeouts However In September The Cosmic Cyclops Imploded And Collapsed Choking An 30.8 Game Lead Finishing With An 67-102 Record But Kasumi Norimoto Had An Impressive 1.64 Earned Run Average And An 15-4 Record To Make Matters Worse This Was Was What Led To An Dramatic Fire Sale
== An Fire Sale (1995) ==
In The 1995 Offseason Everyone Was Traded Away Via Fire Sale Jonathan Was Signed By The Fukuoka Daiei Hawks Of The Pacific League In Nippon Professional Baseball In 1995 Jonathan In His First Full Season With The Fukuoka Daiei Hawks In 1996 Didn't Miss An Beat As Jonathan Appeared In 142 Games Hitting .336 With 34 Home Runs And 120 RBI Recording 215 Hits And 42 Doubles Jonathan's 120 RBI And 42 Doubles Were Both Career Highs In 1996 As The Hawks Starting 1st Baseman Since Hiroki Kokubo Was The Team's 3rd Baseman The Hawks Finished Third With An 78-43 Record