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Results for week 15
Missing results as of week 15
| wk11 SDQ@BAL | wk11 MCM@BOW |
| wk11 RRG@EVE | wk11 SFL@MCM |
| wk11 BAL@NYK | wk11 WMS@SFL |
| wk12 BFD@BAL | wk12 SEA@BFD |
| wk12 WMS@BOW | wk12 MCM@BUF |
| wk12 SFP@CAN | wk12 BUF@EVE |
| wk12 BAL@GTY | wk12 RRG@KAT |
| wk12 EVE@MAD | wk12 MAD@MCM |
| wk12 SFL@NJR | wk12 CAN@NYK |
| wk12 PHI@OXY | wk12 BOW@PHI |
| wk12 NJR@RRG | wk12 NYK@SCS |
| wk12 SKY@SDQ | wk12 GTY@SEA |
| wk12 KAT@SFL | wk12 SCS@SFP |
| wk12 WIS@SKY | wk12 SDQ@SLG |
| wk12 SLG@WIS | wk12 OXY@WMS |
| wk13 GTY@BAL | wk13 BAL@BFD |
| wk13 PHI@BOW | wk13 EVE@BUF |
| wk13 NYK@CAN | wk13 MAD@EVE |
| wk13 SEA@GTY | wk13 SFL@KAT |
| wk13 MCM@MAD | wk13 BUF@MCM |
| wk13 RRG@NJR | wk13 SCS@NYK |
| wk13 WMS@OXY | wk13 OXY@PHI |
| wk13 KAT@RRG | wk13 SFP@SCS |
| wk13 SLG@SDQ | wk13 BFD@SEA |
| wk13 NJR@SFL | wk13 CAN@SFP |
| wk13 SDQ@SKY | wk13 WIS@SLG |
| wk13 SKY@WIS | wk13 BOW@WMS |
| wk14 NYK@BAL | wk14 SCS@BFD |
| wk14 SFL@BOW | wk14 WMS@BUF |
| wk14 SLG@CAN | wk14 OXY@EVE |
| wk14 CAN@GTY | wk14 MAD@KAT |
| wk14 PHI@MAD | wk14 BOW@MCM |
| wk14 BUF@NJR | wk14 SDQ@NYK |
| wk14 RRG@OXY | wk14 KAT@PHI |
| wk14 MCM@RRG | wk14 SKY@SCS |
| wk14 SEA@SDQ | wk14 SFP@SEA |
| wk14 EVE@SFL | wk14 WIS@SFP |
| wk14 BFD@SKY | wk14 GTY@SLG |
| wk14 BAL@WIS | wk14 NJR@WMS |
The Internet Baseball League (IBL) is a continuous-ownership, play-by-email league which uses its own board game known as "The IBL Game" (or TIG). The IBL began with a USENET post on rec.sport.baseball in 1991. The league now consists of 24 teams playing 162 game schedules.
Each IBL owner is responsible for playing 81 home games during a 25-week season, generally beginning in April and finishing sometime in October. Additionally, managers prepare a Manager's Instruction Sheet (MIS) each week for road games. Owners frequently play head-to-head online via our IRC server, eliminating the need for instructions. Game results and stats are reported via E-mail.
The IBL is always interested in having new people join as Associates. Associates participate by playing games for owners who have scheduling difficulties, or act as caretakers when an owner must step away for an extended period of time. Associates are generally the first in line to be selected for team ownership when a vacancy exists.