We have an opening in the 1979 Space Age Progressive League (34th season). We are in-season, and The Washington Baseball Team is being babysat by a current owner after the previous owner was unable to continue with a full WIS slate. If you like total rebuilds, this team is for you. This team can be transferred now if you'd like to start shaping its future immediately.

Space Age uses a 4-year cumulative win total to determine draft order, and there's a 20-keeper limit each season, which keeps rosters fresh and the trade wire active. WBT will have all of its picks going forward and will pick somewhere in the middle of each round. WBT should move higher in the draft order over the next few seasons as current losing seasons replace previous winning ones. We will be moving from a snake-style draft order to a ordinal draft order in 2 seasons, and the owners have approved an expansion from 20 to 24 teams in 1982 -- waitlist spots are available.

Here's the team, which plays in old RFK:

	1979 Washington Baseball Team
	bats
c	gary allenson
c	buck martinez
1b	bob watson
2b	jorge orta
inf	kurt bevacqua
3b	wayne gross
3b	richie hebner
ss	greg pryor
of	jerry martin
of	denny walling
of	bobby murcer
of	ken singleton
of	jerry turner
dh(c/of)	wayne nordhagen
dh(of)	mitchell page
	arms
p	tom seaver
p	rich wortham
p	jim barr
p	john henry johnson
p	randy scarbery
p	renie martin
p	mike marshall
p	ed figueroa
p	jim rooker
p	andy messersmith

Where does this team draft for the 1979 draft?

We're now moving into the 1980 draft. This team picks in the middle of each round. Current roster posted below:

washington wanderers
need 8

c - buck martinez, garry allenson
1b - bob watson
ss - greg pryor
3b - richie hebner, wayne gross
of - jerry martin, wayne nordhagen, jorge orta, ken singleton, denny walling
p - jim barr, doug capilla (from IR), john henry johnson, mike marshall, renie martin, tom seaver

retired - andy messersmith, jim rooker,
cuts - kurt bevacqua, bobby murcer, jerry turner, rich wortham, ed figueroa, randy scarberry
IR - mitchell page, rick sweet

Looks like we're full! Thanks for looking.