Western Baseball League

The Western Baseball League is the national baseball league of the Western Republic. Every season, the top 4 teams of each conference advance to the playoffs. There are three rounds of the playoffs; the quarterfinals, the semifinals, and the Western Series. The winner of the Western Series wins the Western Series Trophy, known as the biggest prize in baseball. As of 2019, the most recent winner of the Western Series is the Hillsboro Hops, who won it against the Fresno Grizzlies. As of 2019, the team with the most Western Series titles is the Oakland Athletics, with nine.

The Western Baseball League was founded in 1957. The original eight teams were the Los Angeles Dodgers, the Vancouver Columbians, the San Francisco Giants, the Oakland Athletics, the San Diego Padres, the Arizona Diamondbacks, the Colorado Rockies, and the Seattle Mariners.

Every year, the best players in the league will play in the All-Star Derby. The All-Star Derby is held annually in the Las Vegas Ballpark in Las Vegas.

The Western Baseball League has its headquarters in San Francisco.

Teams
The Western Baseball League has eighteen teams, nine in each conference. There are two conferences, the Northern and the Southern.

2019 Playoffs
† - Indicates that this team placed first in the league's regular season.