Unreal--Ollis wins 4th straight triple crown

His run is unprecedented. In the season he notched his 250th career win, Leonard Ollis picked up his 4th consecutive pitching Triple Crown, and did so with a 23-2 record and his first ERA under 2 in his career (1.97). He's led the league in strikeouts for 8 straight seasons and notched 300+ this season. He started the season 19-0 before losing, and ended up with the highest VORP in UBL history for a pitcher.

In his career, he has 250 wins, 3,325 K's, and a career ERA of 2.77; he'll win yet another Cy Young this season and is a lock for the Hall.

10 year anniversary rematch for title

In 2019, the Pittsburgh Pirates, considered an upstart team, knocked the Indians off the perch and claimed their first World Series title in over 40 years. Now, 10 years later, the two will meet again with the Indians hoping to avenge their loss and win one more title. The Indians knocked off a pair of 100 win teams in Baltimore and Chicago to advance, while the Pirates took care of Montreal and the Dodgers and held the UBL's best record.

Jays End 35 year Drought!

The Toronto Blue Jays upended the heavily favored Dodgers to take their first World Series title in 35 years! In fact, this was their first trip to the playoffs since 2003, the inception of the UBL. They got hot in the playoffs, knocking out the Rangers and Orioles, en route to stunning the Dodgers. They didn't have any superstars, but a team effort led the AL in most batting categories and came up huge in the title series scoring at will on the tough Dodgers' staff. Congrats!

Familiar Faces Take Trophies

For the 8th time in his career, Steven Maccaskill took home the AL MVP award, having another monster season and leading the Indians to their first division crown in 6 seasons.

Joining Big Mac, White Sox ace Leonard Ollis wins his 2nd straight Triple Crown and 3rd Cy Young award in a row. He also notched his 3000th strikeout, to go along with his 230 career wins.

Giants earn first playoff berth in 20 years

The Giants spent a ton this offseason, but in the end it was the homegrown guys that did the job. For the first time since 2008, the Giants are back in the playoffs behind Cy Young winner Jesse Williams and the NL's top rotations. The Giants' starters have an ERA of 3.23 this season, nearly unheard of in this day!