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highly favors tools is what I live by. i fired an all legendary scout and went for a green and yellow highly favors tools. he's improved a bit but still not the best rated. wouldn't trade him for anything.

Uuaww wrote:highly favors tools is what I live by. i fired an all legendary scout and went for a green and yellow highly favors tools. he's improved a bit but still not the best rated. wouldn't trade him for anything.

I was a little nervous about signing williams because he is neutral but he has to be better than what I had

I'm still learning. Getting alot of advice from people so still learning. What I offered may be WAY too high, but it's obviously a move in the right direction. Scouting and player development I really don't have much clue on...as far as how much to spend on each. Don't be scared fellas, I'm still a couple years away from taking over the thrown

Award voting.
Teams who havent voted as of yet:
Akron RubberDucks
Chicago Windstorm
Dallas Texans
Detroit Gas Monkeys
Dillonvale Predators
Hillsboro Hops
Houston Alcoholics
Las Vegas Outlaws
Philadelphia Cheesesteaks
San Diego Bucs
Seattle Steelheads
Sheltown Shockers
Texas Legends
Toronto Aces
Winterfell Direwolves

Don't know why really, but I'm always surprised to see Dillonvale on these lists.


I completely missed Preston Clark being listed on the EA Sports Hitter of the Year for the NL. He's going to be pissed I didn't even vote for him....

Cnasty wrote:Award voting.
Teams who havent voted as of yet:
Akron RubberDucks
Chicago Windstorm
Dallas Texans
Detroit Gas Monkeys
Dillonvale Predators
Hillsboro Hops
Houston Alcoholics
Las Vegas Outlaws
Philadelphia Cheesesteaks
San Diego Bucs
Seattle Steelheads
Sheltown Shockers
Texas Legends
Toronto Aces
Winterfell Direwolves

I'll get on it bossman

Bohami Jones rockin the Caucasians

All these years I didn't realize the feather is a $$$$ sign.

Fantastic

Bomani Jones is bad

so him and indy have something in common

Wasted Memory wrote:Don't know why really, but I'm always surprised to see Dillonvale on these lists.

I am just a regular Joe like the rest of you now.
Coaching baseball, I have zero time for anything right now, but I love it.

Player A: Preston Clark
22 2B
2 3B
28 HR
99 RBI
116 R
24 SB
320 TB (total bases)
52 EBH (extra base hits)
.907 OPS

Player B: Brent Crawford
39 2B
2 3B
12 HR
102 RBI
100 R
2 SB
307 TB
53 EBH
.866 OPS

Player C: Henry Martin
36 2B
6 3B
34 HR
110 RBI
121 R
44 SB
342 TB
76 EBH
.927 OPS

Ranked in Each Category:
2B: B, C, A
3B: C, A + B tied
HR: C, A, B
RBI: C, B, A
R: C, A, B
SB: C, A, B
TB: C, A, B
EBH: C, B, A
OPS: C, A, B

Current Rank in NL Hitter of the Year voting:
B, A, C

To paraphrase Nick:
lol, what?

what is war/vorp? b/c that's what I use to vote.

war is a state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.

People complaining about award voting... Lol, what

nick wrote:war is a state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.

Well played

Uuaww wrote:what is war/vorp? b/c that's what I use to vote.

Those stats factor offense and defense.

Uuaww wrote:what is war/vorp? b/c that's what I use to vote.

WAR goes Crawford, Clark, Martin.

I often go with that to vote as well, but not when comparing the players across multiple categories disagrees with WAR. And WAR counts defense, which in this case is skewing that category between the three players quite a bit.

... What shel said.

DRWebs wrote:People complaining about award voting... Lol, what

Immersion!

dakshdar wrote: Current Rank in NL Hitter of the Year voting:
B, A, C

To paraphrase Nick:
lol, what?

Can't blame me! I didn't even vote for Clark...