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Wasn't it last year that boston foiled a Washington playoff scenario with a big series win to end the season or something?

Wellllll boston plays the crabs 10 times this month and they have their chance for revenge!

Also, philly and Boston play 6 more times this month to close out the season. Philly is 4.5 back. This is gonna be goooooood

I read this... and consider replying with how I get the same feeling...

Cnasty wrote:I cringe everytime I read a sim email waiting for that one injury that kills the entire season in one fell swoop.

Dodging bullets!!

Then I read this...

The_Niddler wrote:
Arthur Mason Hurt, Out 5-6 Weeks

GeorgesGoons wrote:

ajalves wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:Jose Hernandez, 2029 round 14 pick, (32/32 OSA and 34/38 my scout) started his MLB campaign 6 for 6 with 2 doubles. He finished the week 7 of 13 for a .538 average and a 1.292 OPS

must have been a home game

4 for 4 at home with a double and then pitch hit single on the road and started the next game with a double on the road.

I can't help my field is a hitter friendly field. I even moved my fences around to try and prevent that, but didn't know the factors didn't automatically get updated with those adjustments. So there went at least $10 down the drain.

???

The park factors should be updated using the spreadsheet, when fence adjustments are made.

Cincinnati on a 4 game skid... I'm not a fan of this.

ReignOnU wrote:Cincinnati on a 4 game skid... I'm not a fan of this.

try Alabama's September record 3-8..yay fortunately we have 13 home games and only 6 road. The Bears road record is pretty pathetic this year.

ReignOnU wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

ajalves wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:Jose Hernandez, 2029 round 14 pick, (32/32 OSA and 34/38 my scout) started his MLB campaign 6 for 6 with 2 doubles. He finished the week 7 of 13 for a .538 average and a 1.292 OPS

must have been a home game

4 for 4 at home with a double and then pitch hit single on the road and started the next game with a double on the road.

I can't help my field is a hitter friendly field. I even moved my fences around to try and prevent that, but didn't know the factors didn't automatically get updated with those adjustments. So there went at least $10 down the drain.

???

The park factors should be updated using the spreadsheet, when fence adjustments are made.

My dimensions:
Distance/Wall height
327/36
365/36
400/6
425/6
380/6
365/12
335/12

Average overall is 1.117
doubles is 1.086
triples .945
HR's 1.051

My fences were in before my last adjustment and the factors stayed the same I believe. Moved them out for more doubles and triples as I had high gap / contact hitters.

Are those factors correct from the spreadsheet? Can we publish this spreadsheet so when we move our fences we know what the factors are? I want to be able to adjust my stadium to the players I have, within reason of course.

I want to be able to adjust my stadium to the players I have, within reason of course.

Sounds like someone is hacking the mainframe!

GeorgesGoons wrote:

ReignOnU wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

ajalves wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:Jose Hernandez, 2029 round 14 pick, (32/32 OSA and 34/38 my scout) started his MLB campaign 6 for 6 with 2 doubles. He finished the week 7 of 13 for a .538 average and a 1.292 OPS

must have been a home game

4 for 4 at home with a double and then pitch hit single on the road and started the next game with a double on the road.

I can't help my field is a hitter friendly field. I even moved my fences around to try and prevent that, but didn't know the factors didn't automatically get updated with those adjustments. So there went at least $10 down the drain.

???

The park factors should be updated using the spreadsheet, when fence adjustments are made.

My dimensions:
Distance/Wall height
327/36
365/36
400/6
425/6
380/6
365/12
335/12

Average overall is 1.117
doubles is 1.086
triples .945
HR's 1.051

My fences were in before my last adjustment and the factors stayed the same I believe. Moved them out for more doubles and triples as I had high gap / contact hitters.

Are those factors correct from the spreadsheet? Can we publish this spreadsheet so when we move our fences we know what the factors are? I want to be able to adjust my stadium to the players I have, within reason of course.

No idea off the top of my head. Niddler has the file. I believe I posted it at some point in the past.

Cnasty wrote:I cringe everytime I read a sim email waiting for that one injury that kills the entire season in one fell swoop.

Dodging bullets!!

I got an email that put me (somehow) one game out of the playoffs, and delivered said injury, all at once

Not sure how I feel about that

Back on George's look at HR numbers, what about a team that has a 50 HR and a 40 HR combo?

Matt Lewis with 46
Stu Coleman 36
Michael Henderson 32
Gary Murray 27
George Johnson 23

Fourth SP down for the rest of the year. Awesome.

I'm still in the WC race how?

ReignOnU wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

ReignOnU wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

ajalves wrote: must have been a home game

4 for 4 at home with a double and then pitch hit single on the road and started the next game with a double on the road.

I can't help my field is a hitter friendly field. I even moved my fences around to try and prevent that, but didn't know the factors didn't automatically get updated with those adjustments. So there went at least $10 down the drain.

???

The park factors should be updated using the spreadsheet, when fence adjustments are made.

My dimensions:
Distance/Wall height
327/36
365/36
400/6
425/6
380/6
365/12
335/12

Average overall is 1.117
doubles is 1.086
triples .945
HR's 1.051

My fences were in before my last adjustment and the factors stayed the same I believe. Moved them out for more doubles and triples as I had high gap / contact hitters.

Are those factors correct from the spreadsheet? Can we publish this spreadsheet so when we move our fences we know what the factors are? I want to be able to adjust my stadium to the players I have, within reason of course.

No idea off the top of my head. Niddler has the file. I believe I posted it at some point in the past.

Did I miss something George when I last input some changes to your field?
and yes, I can publish the stadium file, gladly.

I don't have access right now, while at work, but I will tonight, if I think about it.

cougnix wrote:Back on George's look at HR numbers, what about a team that has a 50 HR and a 40 HR combo?

Matt Lewis with 46
Stu Coleman 36
Michael Henderson 32
Gary Murray 27
George Johnson 23

I feel like there have been much more HR's since switching to OOTP15, Granted I only played OOTP13 for 2 seasons. Still feel like there has been a big increase in HR league wide.

My 3 top HR hitters all have 70-72 Power.
Mccroken 32
Perez 25
Morey 22

The home run totals are out of control

Reinstalled! Guarantee my next lineup goes 0-6.

trendon wrote:Reinstalled! Guarantee my next lineup goes 0-6.

youre facing me so 0-3 is a given

nick wrote:

trendon wrote:Reinstalled! Guarantee my next lineup goes 0-6.

youre facing me so 0-3 is a given

Just from reading the daily emails, do we not have a winning record vs you?

trendon wrote:

nick wrote:

trendon wrote:Reinstalled! Guarantee my next lineup goes 0-6.

youre facing me so 0-3 is a given

Just from reading the daily emails, do we not have a winning record vs you?

10-6 vs you.

The_Niddler wrote:

Did I miss something George when I last input some changes to your field?
and yes, I can publish the stadium file, gladly.

I don't have access right now, while at work, but I will tonight, if I think about it.

I have no clue if you did or not. I think the last time I changed anything was your first season as commish. I don't plan on changing anything now, especially since I traded away Wright for more offense. But having that file posted could be helpful when deciding whether to change ballpark dimensions or not.

Well, can't upload. Will miss another sim. I hope I go 6-0!!!