| World Series Champ | MVP | Cy Young |
| 1973 – 1972 – Chicago Colts 1971 – Chicago Colts 1970 – Gotham Knights 1969 – SoCal Stingers |
??? Willie Davis, SCL Willie Stargell, GTH Roberto Clemente, GTH Roberto Clemente, GTH |
??? Roger Nelson, CHC Bob Gibson, BOS Gaylord Perry, LIB Mike Cuellar, FLR |
Season 4 – 1972
12 teams/2 Divisions of 6:
EAST – Eastside Gas, Flour City Hop-Devils, Indy Hosers, Lancaster Reds, Long Island Express, Milwaukee Bears.
WEST – Catalina Kitchen Pass, Chicago Colts, Gotham Knights, Jackson-Height Metros, Kansas City Monarchs, SoCal Stingers.
East: Long Island Express defeat Indy Hosers 3 games to 1 in Wild Card Series
West: Chicago Colts defeat the Jackson-Height Metros 3 games 0 in Wild Card Series
East: Flour City defeats Long Island Express 4 games to 0 in the Championship Series.
West: Chicago Colts defeat the SoCal Stingers 4 games to 1 in the Championship Series.
World Series: Chicago defeats Flour City 4 games to 0.
1972 Schedule
Final-1972-Stats
1972 MVP: Willie Davis, SCL
runner ups in order of votes received: Billy Williams, Bobby Murcer, Johnny Bench, Richie Hebner, Roger Nelson/Rusty Staub (tied), Bill Buckner/Roy White (tied), Richie Sheinblum
1972 Cy Young: Roger Nelson, CHC
runner ups in order of votes received: Steve Kline, Marty Pattin, Jim Palmer/Don Sutton (tied), Fergie Jenkins, Steve Carlton/Bob Gibson/Mike Paul (tied)
Season 3 – 1971
12 teams/2 Divisions of 6:
EAST – Boston Brewers, Flour City Hop-Devils, Indy Hosers, Lancaster Reds, Long Island Express, Milwaukee Bears.
WEST – Bridgeport Kings, Chicago Colts, Gotham Knights, Jackson-Height Metros, Kansas City Monarchs, SoCal Stingers.
East: Indy defeats Flour City 3 games to 2 in the Wild Card Series.
West: Kansas City defeats Jackson-Height 3 games to 0 in the Wild Card Series.
East: Boston defeats Indy 4 games to 3 in the Divisional Champion Series.
West: Chicago defeats Kansas City 4 games to 2 in the Divisional Championship Series.
World Series: Chicago defeats Boston 4 games to 2.
1971 Schedule
Final-1971-Stats
1971 MVP: Willie Stargell, GTH
runner ups in order of votes received: Bobby Murcer, Joe Torre, Roy White, Lou Brock, Roberto Clemente, Henry Aaron/Frank Robinson (tied)
1971 Cy Young: Bob Gibson, BOS
runner ups in order of votes received: Vida Blue, Gary Nolan, Don Sutton, Don Gullett, Fergie Jenkins, Tom Seaver/Roger Nelson (tied)
Season 2 – 1970
12 teams/2 Divisions of 6:
EAST – Boston Brewers, Bridgeport Kings, Flour City Hop-Devils, Indy Hosers, Philadelphia Colonials, Toronto Josals.
WEST – Chicago Colts, Gotham Knights, Jackson-Height Metros, Kansas City Monarchs, Liberty Warriors, SoCal Stingers.
East: Indy defeats Flour City 2 games to 1 in the Wild Card Series.
West: Gotham defeats Socal 2 games to 0 in the Wild Card Series.
East: Boston defeats Indy 4 games to 1 in the Divisional Champion Series.
West: Gotham defeats Chicago 4 games to 3 in the Divisional Championship Series.
World Series: Gotham defeats Boston 4 games to 1.
1970 Schedule
Final-1970-Stats
1970 MVP: Roberto Clemente, GTH
runner ups in order of votes received: Billy Williams, Johnny Bench, Frank Howard, Bobby Bonds and Bert Campaneris
1970 Cy Young: Gaylord Perry, LIB
runner ups in order of votes received: Bob Gibson, Wayne Simpson, Tom Seaver, Lindy McDaniel, Fritz Peterson, Doc Ellis, Rollie Fingers and Fergie Jenkins
Season 1 – 1969
8 teams: Boston Brewers, Chicago Colts, Chicago Pale Hose, Flour City Hop-Devils, Gotham Knights, Jackson-Height Metros, Liberty Warriors, SoCal Stingers.
We lost two owners during the season, but they were replaced by two exceptional owners.
East: Boston defeats Flour City 3 games to 2.
West: SoCal defeats Gotham 3 games to 2.
World Series: SoCal defeats Boston 4 games to 2.
1969 Schedule
1969 Stats
1969 Leader Board
1969 MVP: Roberto Clemente, GTH
runner ups in order of votes received: Reggie Jackson, Tommie Agee, Matty Alou, Johnny Bench, Willie Davis, Don Buford, Rico Petrocelli
1969 Cy Young: Mike Cuellar, FLR
runner ups in order of votes received: Mel Stottlemyre, Tom Seaver, Claude Osteen, Gary Gentry, Bill Singer, Jim Merritt, Eddie Watt, Jerry Koosman