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So I took myself a trip up to ole SW tonight to watch me some good ole Jr. High baseball. Tonight the young Eugene’s took on Jackson arguably the best team in SEO with many young stars. The Jeeps tied the Ironmen tonight. What teams does everyone think is pretty good and is going to have some solid players coming up in the next few years.

Best players IMO
Russell- Burg
Delong- Jackson
Landrum- Jackson
Gallagher- Jackson
Mullens- Minford
Large…SW
Kreischer…SW

Enjoyed catching that Jr. High baseball game tonight! Eugene's tying Jackson is a real upset. Makes you wonder if they've been practicing some secret strategies, almost like uncovering hidden plays in Retro Bowl. Who else is looking strong in the SEO area? I'm always scouting for future talent and predicting which teams will dominate in the coming seasons. Any early predictions on who's going to be the next big thing?

! I haven’t had the chance to see the Eugene’s play yet, but I keep hearing great things about both them and Jackson. If they’re anything like what I see in Bitlife, some of these young players have bright futures ahead! I’m curious what other local teams folks are watching that might have stand-out talent soon.

With names like Mullens and Gallagher stepping up, the next couple of years could be pretty exciting. I’d also keep an eye on Minford, they always seem to produce players who develop fast.

I would say Nelsonville York could be a good team this year but the bucks are a few short years away from being a good team.the kids they have coming up from middle school could turn The tide on bucks baseball.

That sounds like a great night out! Junior high baseball is always fun to watch, seeing the raw talent and potential. I'm curious, did you happen to notice any stand-out pitchers or hitters? Around here, everyone's buzzing about how the Sprunki league is shaping up some serious talent for the high school teams. Hopefully Eugene's can build on that tie and keep improving! It'll be interesting to see how the SEO teams develop over the next few years.