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Boston Masons

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Established in 1936 	Established in 1936
Names 	Names
* Boston Masons (1936-present) 	
* Boston Masons (1936-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Freemasons, Frees, M's, The Winter 	Freemasons, Frees, M's, The Winter
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Boos Park (1978-present)
* The Fairgrounds at Boston (1936-1977)	
* Boos Park (1978-present)
* The Fairgrounds at Boston (1936-1977)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (1)	1954
Platinum pennants (0) 	None
Golden pennants (2) 	1954, 2016
Silver pennants (0) 	None
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Boston Masons are an American professional baseball franchise based in Boston, Massachusetts. They are in the North American Baseball Association's American League. The Masons were the product of Boston losing both their teams by the beginning of the 1930s; the city went into outrage towards the league's alleged mistreatment of their city, which many call the Boston Winter. The league launched the 1936 Expansion to combat the criticism and ease negative attention towards the commissioner's office. The Masons are sometimes known as The Winter, a reference to this point in time.
The Masons have only been to the playoffs twice in their history, both under Golden Pennants. They have never won the American League. Despite this, however, they won a championship in 1954, though went on a half-century long playoff drought immediately afterwards.
Brian Boeger

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Atlanta Kings - No. 53 	Atlanta Kings - No. 53
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	June 4, 1992 (25)
Steelton, PA
Bats/Throws 	Right/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 15, 2017 for the Atlanta Kings 	April 15, 2017 for the Atlanta Kings
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	7-4
Earned run average 	3.00
Strikeouts 	48
Saves 	34
Teams 	Teams
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present) 	
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present)
Brian Boeger (born June 4, 1992) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Atlanta Kings of the North American Baseball Association. He debuted in 2017 for the Kings, and was made into the team's closer early in the year. He recorded 34 saves with Atlanta. Boeger was known for completing outings with a one-two punch gesture, a gesture hated by some and adored by others, especially by Kings fans, who've associated it with him as a signature.
California Grizzlies

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Established in 1950 	Established in 1950
Names 	Names
* California Grizzlies (1992-present)
* San Jose Athletics (1950-1991)	
* California Grizzlies (1992-present)
* San Jose Athletics (1950-1991)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Bears, Cubbies, Bearcubs 	Bears, Cubbies, Bearcubs
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* abc.xyz Park (1990-present)
** a.k.a. Google Field (2002-2011)
** a.k.a.Bucksby Park (1992-1999)
* Horizon-Forrester Park (1950-1991)	
* abc.xyz Park (1990-present)
** a.k.a. Google Field (2002-2011)
** a.k.a.Bucksby Park (1992-1999)
* Horizon-Forrester Park (1950-1991)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (6)	1965, 2002, 2003, 2006, 2010, 2011
Platinum pennants (15) 	1961, 1962, 1987, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2016
Golden pennants (5) 	1965, 1993, 1998, 2000, 2001
Silver pennants (0) 	None
Bronze pennants (1) 	2014
The California Grizzlies are an American professional baseball franchise based in Los Angeles, California. They play in the North American Baseball Association, in the American League. Owned by Google and the Alphabet Corporation, they place in abc.xyz Park, known more often as The Googleplex, after the Google headquarters in Mountain View, CA. The franchise began as the San Jose Athletics, where they stayed for 41 years until relocation. They are known for their Millenial Dynasty, representing one of the longest stretches of first-place finishes in NABA history from 2002 to 2011, winning 5 championships in this time. They are also known for an incredible amount of consecutive above-.500 seasons, their last losing season being in 1996, marking the streak at 21 consecutive seasons.
Carlos Murillo

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 36 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 36
Second Baseman 	Second Baseman
Born: 	August 9, 1993 (24)
Maracaibo, Venezuela
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 18, 2017 for the Arizona Sidewinders	April 18, 2017 for the Arizona Sidewinders
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.314
Hits 	149
Home runs 	13
Runs batted in 	59
On-base percentage 	.350
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present) 	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)
Carlos Murillo (born August 9, 1993) is a Venezuelan professional baseball second baseman for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He was acquired via the Rule 5 draft from the St. Louis Archers. He's been released by the Montreal Royals and Toronto Maple Leafs in his minor league career.
Carolina Charlies

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Established in 1901 	Established in 1901
Names 	Names
* Carolina Charlies (1984-present)
* Charleston Charlies (1901-1983)	
* Carolina Charlies (1984-present)
* Charleston Charlies (1901-1983)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Chars, C's, Incredibles 	Chars, C's, Incredibles
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Hedge Field (1971-present))
* Wrigley Park (1932-1970)
* Carolina State Tobacco Park (1901-1932)	
* Hedge Field (1971-present))
* Wrigley Park (1932-1970)
* Carolina State Tobacco Park (1901-1932)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (5)	1911, 1925, 1926, 1928, 1969
Platinum pennants (10) 	1911, 1925, 1926, 1928, 1933, 1968, 1969, 1970, 1972, 1990
Golden pennants (1) 	1999
Silver pennants (2) 	1995, 1998
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
200px|thumb|The old Charlies logo, depicting the old name and the Charlie character smoking.
The Carolina Charlies are an American professional baseball franchise based in Charleston, South Carolina. Originally called the Charleston Charlies, they are in the North American Baseball Association's Continental League, an early expansion team to the league. they have won 5 American Grand Finals titles, their last in 1969. Controversy and speculation has surrounded their meagerly sized location in Charleston, South Carolina for decades, with having called over the years for a relocation to the larger city of Charlotte. In 1982, the city of Charlotte lobbied for the team to relocate, a notion countered by the city of Charleston and fans who felt its historical location's upholding was crucial. In 1984, the team reached an agreement in the long battle amongst the two cities: the team stayed in Charleston, but under a name that represented the bistate market of both North Carolina and South Carolina, the "Carolina Charlies."
The Charlies began play in Carolina State Tobacco Park, a name whose sponsorship is evident in the team's longstanding secondary logo, showing their mascot Charlie with a cigar in his mouth. Nowadays, he is more often seen as a grittier, but non-smoking pirate.
Chicago Wind Sox

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Established in 1913 	Established in 1913
Names 	Names
* Chicago Wind Sox (1965-present)
* Chicago Whales (1913-1964)	
* Chicago Wind Sox (1965-present)
* Chicago Whales (1913-1964)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Windy City Nine 	Windy City Nine
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Meyer Park (1982-present)
* Boeing Air Field (1950-1981)
* Midwest Park (1913-1949)	
* Meyer Park (1982-present)
* Boeing Air Field (1950-1981)
* Midwest Park (1913-1949)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (9)	1918, 1932, 1955, 1976, 1977, 2004, 2005, 2012, 2013
Platinum pennants (28) 	1917, 1918, 1920, 1921, 1922, 1923, 1931, 1932, 1951, 1954, 1955, 1956, 1958, 1973, 1974, 1977, 1979, 1989, 1992, 2002, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011
Golden pennants (8) 	1976, 1978, 1988, 1991, 1993, 2003, 2012, 2013
Silver pennants (1) 	2014
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Chicago Wind Sox are an American professional baseball franchise based in Chicago, Illinois. They are in the North American Baseball Association's Continental League. They have 9 American Grand Finals championships, with 28 Platinum Pennants, the most league wins of any team in the NABA. The Wind Sox, along with the California Grizzlies, dominated the league in the 2000s and early 2010s, with Chicago winning the Continental League 8 years in a row from 2004 to 2011.
Chris Alford

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 73 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 73
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	March 10, 1991 (26)
Winter Park, FL
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 16, 2016 for the Baltimore Barons	August 16, 2016 for the Baltimore Barons
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	4-2
Earned run average 	3.83
Strikeouts 	43
WHIP 	1.34
Teams 	Teams
*Baltimore Barons (2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)	
*Baltimore Barons (2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)
Christopher "Chris" Alford (born March 10, 1991) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Baltimore Barons before being claimed off waivers from Arizona. He made his Arizona debut as a September call-up, in which he played 9 games and posted a 3.00 ERA.
Chris Edwards

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 48 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 48
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	July 13, 1989 (28)
Dallas, TX
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
August 18, 2011 for the Queens Bees 	August 18, 2011 for the Queens Bees
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	70-71
Earned run average 	4.31
Strikeouts 	937
WHIP 	1.37
Teams 	Teams
*Queens Bees (2011-2015)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2015-present)	
*Queens Bees (2011-2015)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2015-present)
Christopher "Chris" Edwards (born July 13, 1989), known as Goldy for his bright orange facial hair, is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Queens Bees. On June 6, 2015, he was traded to the Arizona Sidewinders for Mike DeMattia and Arsenio Moeringk. He signed a contract extension in October of 2015, for 4 years and $4.7M.
In 2017, Edwards threw two complete-game shutouts, one against the Toronto Maple Leafs and the other against the Monterrey Liones.
Cincinnati Redbirds

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Established in 1899 	Established in 1899
Names 	Names
* Cincinnati Redbirds (1940-present)
* Richmond Oilers (1929-1939)
* Richmond Rebels (1899-1928)	
* Cincinnati Redbirds (1940-present)
* Richmond Oilers (1929-1939)
* Richmond Rebels (1899-1928)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Cardinals, Cincies 	Cardinals, Cincies
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Trade Field (1944-present)
* Lichwurst Park (1940-1943)
* Bassett Field (1899-1939)	
* Trade Field (1944-present)
* Lichwurst Park (1940-1943)
* Bassett Field (1899-1939)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (4)	1927, 1931, 1947, 1951
Platinum pennants (0) 	1925, 1927, 1928, 1931, 1947, 1957, 1958, 1959, 1960, 1963, 1967
Golden pennants (1) 	1957, 2002, 2015
Silver pennants (1) 	2017
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Cincinnati Redbirds are an American professional baseball franchise based in Cincinnati, Ohio. They are in the North American Baseball Association's American League, and were originally founded as the Richmond Rebels, a location they held for over 40 years until the Richmond public partook in the Richmond Baseball Boycotts in an attempt to speak against the controversial Richmond general manager Sylvester Dilahunty, who sold star players due to their expenses. As an answer to the boycott, Dilahunty was quick to move the team rather than change his ways, to the hungry town of Cincinnati, that had been lobbying for a team for years. The team would win 2 of its 4 championships in Cincinnati, though haven't since 1951, and had endured a long playoff drought from 1967 to 2002. The Redbirds have played at Trade Field since 1944, one of the longest homestandings for a team in the league.
Cody Stuck

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 66 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 66
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	July 15, 1992 (25)
East Northport, NY
Bats/Throws 	Right/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 6, 2017 for the Arizona Sidewinders	April 6, 2017 for the Arizona Sidewinders
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	7-3
Earned run average 	2.81
Strikeouts 	63
WHIP 	1.03
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present) 	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2017-present)
Cody James Stuck (born July 15, 1992), sometimes called Boltlock or Bolt for his tremendous ability to shut the door on opposition, is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. The top pitching prospect for Arizona at the beginning of the 2017 season, he was used as a set-up man for the entire season, a spot in which he accumulated a 2.81 ERA.
Cole Elstad

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Arizona Sidewinders - No. 17 	Arizona Sidewinders - No. 17
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	January 14, 1991 (26)
San Jose, CA
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 11, 2016 for the Houston Comets 	July 11, 2016 for the Houston Comets
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.284
Hits 	85
Home runs 	13
Runs batted in 	52
On-base percentage 	.343
Teams 	Teams
*Arizona Sidewinders (2016-present) 	
*Arizona Sidewinders (2016-present)
Cole Elstad (born January 14, 1991) is a Canadian-American professional baseball outfielder for the Arizona Sidewinders of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Houston Comets, before being traded to Arizona for Jorge Rodriguez and Blake Buono. Elstad's bizarre facial hair has gained him a lot of fans, with a Twitter account impersonating his peculiar mustache garnering 3-million followers.
Colorado Gold Sox

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Established in 1950 	Established in 1950
Names 	Names
* Colorado Gold Sox (1950-present) 	
* Colorado Gold Sox (1950-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Goldies, ColSox, DenSox, The Mile High Club	Goldies, ColSox, DenSox, The Mile High Club
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Mile High and Yuengling Park (2007-present)
* Beduwin Park (1980-2006)
* Colgate Park (1950-1979)	
* Mile High and Yuengling Park (2007-present)
* Beduwin Park (1980-2006)
* Colgate Park (1950-1979)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (0) 	None
Platinum pennants (1) 	1991
Golden pennants (2) 	1974, 1989
Silver pennants (1) 	2017
Bronze pennants (0) 	None
The Colorado Gold Sox are an American professional baseball franchise based in Denver, Colorado. They are in the North American Baseball Association's Continental League, a team from the 1950 Expansion. The Gold Sox are known for their sparse success, having never competed in an American Grand Finals series in their 67 year history. They play in Mile High and Yuengling Park, a domed, temperature-controlled field and one of the largest parks in the NABA. Their 1991 pennant-winning team was known as the Golden Boys.
Columbus Explorers

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Established in 1990 	Established in 1990
Names 	Names
* Columbus Explorers (1990-present) 	
* Columbus Explorers (1990-present)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
Explos 	Explos
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Columbus Bank and Trust Field (2018-present)
* Safeway Park (1990-2017)	
* Columbus Bank and Trust Field (2018-present)
* Safeway Park (1990-2017)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (0)	None
Platinum pennants (0) 	None
Golden pennants (0) 	None
Silver pennants (0) 	None
Bronze pennants (2) 	2013, 2015
The Columbus Explorers are an American professional baseball franchise based in Columbus, Ohio. They are in the North American Baseball Association's Continental League, and are one of the four 1990 Expansion teams in the league, having been formed alongside the Miami Blue Herons, Arizona Sidewinders, and the Portland Loggers. The team possesses 2 Bronze Pennants, though have never earned a playoff spot or title with more prestige. They have yet to reach the American Grand Finals.
The Explorers played at Safeway Park for 27 years, until their new park, Columbus Bank and Trust Field, was constructed. The park was announced two years prior in 2016, and was completed near the end of the 2017 North American Baseball Association season.
Continental League

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The Continental League is one of two existing subleagues in the North American Baseball Association. It branched from the American League after the 1892 Expansion, which divided the NABA into subleagues. At the end of every baseball season, a tradition in which started in 1892, one of the 16 teams in the Continental League faces one of the 16 teams in the American League in a series known as the American Grand Finals, the winner of which becoming league champion.
== Current Teams ==
* Atlanta Kings
* Carolina Charlies
* Chicago Wind Sox
* Colorado Gold Sox
* Columbus Explorers
* Detroit Robins
* Edmonton Trappers
* Miami Blue Herons
* Montreal Royals
* Philadelphia Blue Jays
* Pittsburgh Shearmen
* Queens Bees
* San Francisco Unions
* Seattle Pilots
* St. Louis Archers
* Washington Wasps
Corey Clarke

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Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 16 	Philadelphia Blue Jays - No. 16
Outfielder 	Outfielder
Born: 	March 23, 1992 (25)
New York City, NY
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
June 21, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays	June 21, 2017 for the Philadelphia Blue Jays
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Batting Average 	.297
Hits 	43
Home runs 	9
Runs batted in 	35
On-base percentage 	.318
Teams 	Teams
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present) 	
*Philadelphia Blue Jays (2017-present)
Corey Clarke (born March 23, 1992), known through the minor leagues as Slick for the smoothness of his swing, is an American professional baseball outfielder for the Philadelphia Blue Jays of the North American Baseball Association. A former top prospect, Clarke is known for his tremendous speed on the basepaths. He holds 210 steals in his 5-year minor league career. Clarke is especially known for his tremendous debut, where he hit a grand slam off the Montreal Royals for his first hit.
Corey Turbeville

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Washington Wasps - No. 50 	Washington Wasps - No. 50
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	February 27, 1983 (34)
Tustin Foothills, CA
Bats/Throws 	Left/Right
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
July 18, 2007 for the Montreal Royals	July 18, 2007 for the Montreal Royals
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	94-108
Earned run average 	4.28
Strikeouts 	1181
WHIP 	1.46
Teams 	Teams
*Montreal Royals (2007-2010)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2010-2014)
*California Grizzlies (2015-2016)
*Nashville Blues (2016-2017)
*Miami Blue Herons (2017)
*Washington Wasps (2018-present)	
*Montreal Royals (2007-2010)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2010-2014)
*California Grizzlies (2015-2016)
*Nashville Blues (2016-2017)
*Miami Blue Herons (2017)
*Washington Wasps (2018-present)
Corey DeAngelo Turbeville (born February 27, 1983) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Washington Wasps of the North American Baseball Association. He has previously played for 5 other teams: the Montreal Royals, the Arizona Sidewinders, the California Grizzlies, the Nashville Blues, and the Miami Blue Herons. He is a knuckleballer, known for his unusual forkball, called by one sports journalist as "the craziest, slowest, tumblingest pitch in the history of the NABA." This review has earned him the nickname Tumbly, or Tumbly Turbeville, amongst fans
Dallas Garrison

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Atlanta Kings - No. 47 	Atlanta Kings - No. 47
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	January 15, 1986 (31)
Oak Ridge, TN
Bats/Throws 	Left/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 12, 2008 for the Seattle Pilots	April 12, 2008 for the Seattle Pilots
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	103-99
Earned run average 	3.64
Strikeouts 	1208
WHIP 	1.25
Teams 	Teams
*Seattle Pilots (2008-2016)
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present)	
*Seattle Pilots (2008-2016)
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present)
Career highlights and Awards 	Career highlights and Awards
* 1x All-Star (2011) 	
* 1x All-Star (2011)
Dallas Garrison (born January 15, 1986) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Atlanta Kings of the North American Baseball Association. He began his career a part of the Seattle Pilots, with whom he was an All-Star in 2011. Garrison is a slowball, knuckleball pitcher, whose fastball rarely tops 90 miles per hour. Nevertheless, he is considered a solid rotation hand. He signed a 7-year contract with the Atlanta Kings following the 2016 season.
Dallas Rangers

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Established in 1884 	Established in 1884
Names 	Names
* Carolina Charlies (1984-present)
* California Seals (1964-1983)
* Philadelphia Tigers (1903-1963)
* Philadelphia Giants (1884-1902)	
* Carolina Charlies (1984-present)
* California Seals (1964-1983)
* Philadelphia Tigers (1903-1963)
* Philadelphia Giants (1884-1902)
Other Nicknames 	Other Nicknames
N/A 	N/A
Ballpark 	Ballpark
* Duracell Field (1984-present)
** The Stable at Texas (1984-2012)
* Seals Field (1964-1983)
* Lifebuoy Park (1914-1963)
** Senders Field (1914-1950)
* Cornhusker Park (1884-1913)	
* Duracell Field (1984-present)
** The Stable at Texas (1984-2012)
* Seals Field (1964-1983)
* Lifebuoy Park (1914-1963)
** Senders Field (1914-1950)
* Cornhusker Park (1884-1913)
NABA Titles 	NABA Titles
American Grand Finals championships (5)	1887, 1907, 1909, 1938, 1968
Platinum pennants (12) 	1887, 1907, 1909, 1910, 1913, 1937, 1938, 1950, 1951, 1953, 1971, 2017
Golden pennants (5) 	1888, 1889, 1890, 1952, 1968
Silver pennants (2) 	2016
Bronze pennants (1) 	2015
The Dallas Rangers are an American professional baseball franchise based in Dallas, Texas. They play in the North American Baseball Association's American League. Founded as the Philadelphia Giants in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, they've been through four different brands and two different relocations, the most of any team in the league. As they were originally established, they were one of the six original teams formed with the league in 1884. 
Their last championship came in 1968, as the California Seals of Los Angeles, California, against the Charleston Charlies. They've been to the playoffs 19 times, though hadn't gone while in Dallas until 2015.
Dan Burch

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Atlanta Kings - No. 19 	Atlanta Kings - No. 19
Pitcher 	Pitcher
Born: 	August 4, 1984 (33)
Milbank, SD
Bats/Throws 	Right/Left
NABA Debut 	NABA Debut
April 12, 2010 for the Baltimore Barons	April 12, 2010 for the Baltimore Barons
NABA Statistics (through 2017 season) 	NABA Statistics (through 2017 season)
Win-loss record 	61-68
Earned run average 	3.58
Strikeouts 	928
WHIP 	1.21
Teams 	Teams
*Baltimore Barons (2010-2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2016)
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present)	
*Baltimore Barons (2010-2016)
*Arizona Sidewinders (2016)
*Atlanta Kings (2017-present)
Daniel "Dan" Burch (born August 4, 1984) is an American professional baseball pitcher for the Atlanta Kings of the North American Baseball Association. He previously played for the Baltimore Barons and the Arizona Sidewinders, debuting in 2010 as a reliever. He is known for his stellar endurance, having led the league in Games Started thrice. He was converted to a reliever by the Kings upon signing, though is used as a starter from time-to-time as well.