The Table Top Sports Games of Chris Saguisag
Whoa, two sports game plays in as many days?
March 24th, 2013: the Sun Coast Capital 400 @ Sun King Speedway.
Race Results
Alex Hodge wins his first race of the season.
Current standings:
Ray Bob Walker jumps to the top of the points standings after Mark Forth and Wayne Montana finish poorly in the race.
Next: the California Raisin 250 @ Ocean Pacific International.
Stay tuned!
The opening race of the 2013 SCRAM season.
March 3rd, 2013: the Copper State 500 @ Desert Saguaro SuperSpeedway.
Tom Rossi wins the opening race of the season.
Current standings:
Tom Rossi and Dave Lilly share the points lead due to Lilly gaining a bonus point for leading the most laps in the race.
Next: the Ice Brew 600 @ Northern Lights MotorDome.
Stay tuned!
Driver/team changes:
#5: Big Belly Burger Toyota: new driver Scott Steckel replaces Jordy Pettis
#7: Hasbro Chevy: new team with rookie driver Danny Haack
#8: Duff Beer Toyota: new sponsor, same driver (Marty Moen)
#9: Yoyodyne Propulsion Systems Ford: new sponsor, same driver (reigning champion Stu Yurich)
#12: Amazon Kindle Fire Ford: veteran driver Ernie Maldonado comes out of retirement for a few races
#23: The Daily Planet Toyota: new sponsor, same driver (Dave Lilly)
#24: CS Motorsports Hyundai: new team with rookie driver Andy Coursol
#34: The Human Fund Ford: new team with driver Rod Phillips
#36: Soylent Green Chevy: rookie driver Randy Kendrick replaces Bobby McKinnon
#37: Shinra Electric Dodge: new team with veteran driver Everett Davis
#39: Blue Sun Chevy: new sponsor, driver Pete MacAtee replaces Everett Davis
#57: Oceanic Airlines Chevy: new sponsor, same driver (Kurt Bryson)
#63: Shadow Proclamation Toyota: Bobby McKinnon replaces Jack Ventura
#66: Capsule Corporation Hyundai: switch from Toyota to Hyundai, same driver (Brad Bennefield)
#76: Crey Corporation Hyundai: new team with veteran driver Mark Forth
#78: Gotham Garage Ford: new sponsor, switch from Dodge to Ford, with same driver (Alex Hodge)
#88: Hikita-Banzai Toyota: rookie driver Derek Vanderwyst replaces Paul Chen
#90: Universal Exports Ford: Geoff Daly, Jr. replaces Ronnie Bowen
#91: Planet Express Chevy: Cam Croyle replaces John Gill
#95: Orion Labs Toyota: new sponsor, Brooks Billovich replaces Bobby Bergamesch
Inactive teams:
#16, formerly driven by Rod Phillips
#40: merged with #91 Planet Express Chevy Team
#46: formerly driven by Brooks Billovich
#54: formerly driven by Mark Forth
#74: merged with #39 Blue Sun Chevy team
#77: formerly driven by Bryan Hammonds
Inactive drivers:
Bobby Bergamesch: returned to truck series racing
Bryan Hammonds: not offered new contract
Jack Ventura: retired from active racing
John Gill: returned to ‘B’ series driving
Kelly Wylee: returned to ‘B’ series driving
Paul Chen: not offered new contract
Ronnie Bowen: returned to ‘B’ series driving
In my baseball projects, I find that I have little or no interest in playing any season past 1990, except for the Giants’ postseason campaigns when they won the World Series.
Though my fictional baseball leagues are based in more recent years (2016-).
As for football, I’m content playing the 1967 Denver Broncos season, dabbling a bit in the 1958 NFL season. I own the 2015 season only because of the Broncos Super Bowl championship, the majority of the other seasons that I own are pre-1990 as well.
I’ve had the itch to play football lately, but my disillusionment with the current NFL has stopped me from starting a new project with more recent teams and seasons.
The fictional league that I played with Pen & Paper Football was fun, but that was more of a quick-play game.
So I may go back to a project that I started to put together back in 2014: the Football Clubs of America league, using the 2014 Football America fictional league from PLAAY Games.
I went as far as renaming the teams and creating a schedule, so I may start from there again and maybe play a game occasionally.
The teams:
National Conference
Golden Bay Invaders
Los Angeles Bulldogs
New York Knights
Oklahoma City Wranglers
Portland Storm
San Antonio Riders
American Conference
Chicago Winds
Detroit Wheels
Memphis Hound Dogs
New Jersey Generals
Orlando Renegades
Philadelphia Bell
16-week schedule, no byes, teams play conference opponents twice and non-conference opponents once, top conference teams meet in the Championship Game.
We’ll see if I ever get this project started or not.
Stay tuned!
Edit: my mistake, it’s actually the Football America 2013 season.
