2066 Season Thread... Hakuna Nonaka

[wdoupis]

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Charlie McBride AL POTW hitting .455 with 3 HRs
Joseph Potts NL POTW hitting .455 with a HR

[GeorgesGoons]

Sorry Dave, really want to see you in the playoffs and above everyone else in the (L)East but we couldn't cut you any slack.

[DRiccio21]

Sorry Dave, really want to see you in the playoffs and above everyone else in the (L)East but we couldn't cut you any slack.

Playoffs

[TheGobOne]

Team crumbling before the deadline to make me unsure what to do; as is tradition. Good job fellas.

[shel311]

Seems pretty fitting that the guy who leads the NDL in triples has a nickname of Squirt.

[Wasted Memory]

Was curious where my team stood on revenue sharing this season. Turns out not only was it not an issue, but it wasn't even close.

For those interested -

Spoiler!

Boston - $186,141,400
Sheltown - $185,140,000
Alabama - $179,432,542
Richmond - $163,702,000
San Francisco - $155,005,550
Moose Jaw - $133,694,189
Washington - $131,001,300
Los Angeles - $123,106,000
Orange County - $121,508,199
Chicago - $120,957,700
Omaha - $119,375,200
Miami - $119,046,800
Seattle - $115,594,650
Bowie - $114,462,300
Winterfell - $114,055,800
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Houston - $104,781,900
Rhode Island - $101,635,450
Philadelphia - $93,803,200
Nashville - $91,422,800
New Jersey - $89,326,000
San Diego - $84,214,000
Youngstown - $76,790,400
Atlanta - $76,507,600
Cookeville - $76,275,800
New England - $75,817,200
Las Vegas - $71,129,000
Port Orange - $62,864,000
Cincinnati - $44,477,400
Edmonton - $42,525,400
Montreal - $25,004,400

Take these numbers with a grain of salt though as I don't know what your finances were prior to today. If you were above the ------------------ during any part of the season but are now below it you could be paying and receiving revenue sharing.

All six teams leading their division are above the line. Of the 11 teams with a shot at a wildcard (and above .500) seven are above the line with four below. Edmonton would be the biggest odd duck with the second lowest payroll in the league.

[Cnasty]

There it is!!

This is an annual requirement. Thanks Pete.

[Wasted Memory]

I had NO idea Sheltown's payroll was that high...or yours for that matter.

[shel311]

Keep in mind, midseason trades aren't reflected in those numbers, i'm fairly certain.

I believe that's just the total salary of all players on the team, not necessarily how much each team paid for them, right?

[shel311]

I had NO idea Sheltown's payroll was that high...or yours for that matter.

Mine is high but will top out at $167mil per my Finances page.

I didn't pay JRod or Sykes their full contracts this season due to trades, and I'm not paying any of Hensley's contract.

[Wasted Memory]

Keep in mind, midseason trades aren't reflected in those numbers, i'm fairly certain.

I believe that's just the total salary of all players on the team, not necessarily how much each team paid for them, right?

No idea. It's off the website. I thought those numbers updated but it is just an assumption.

[Wasted Memory]

Keep in mind, midseason trades aren't reflected in those numbers, i'm fairly certain.

I believe that's just the total salary of all players on the team, not necessarily how much each team paid for them, right?

No idea. It's off the website. I thought those numbers updated but it is just an assumption.

Taking a quick look, I think the numbers are correct. It shows you're only paying Kline $22M and $0 for Hensley on your team salary page but the bottom shows a total of $183.6M. which is what the finance page shows as well.

[shel311]

Keep in mind, midseason trades aren't reflected in those numbers, i'm fairly certain.

I believe that's just the total salary of all players on the team, not necessarily how much each team paid for them, right?

No idea. It's off the website. I thought those numbers updated but it is just an assumption.

Taking a quick look, I think the numbers are correct. It shows you're only paying Kline $22M and $0 for Hensley on your team salary page but the bottom shows a total of $183.6M. which is what the finance page shows as well.

But doesn't it count the full JRod $22.5 and Sykes $18mil ish as paid by me?


Since I got both dudes during the season, part of their salaries were paid by the other team.

So the retained stuff is right, but not the correction for midseason moves it seems. That's why I'm at $167m player expenses projected on my Finance page.

[Wasted Memory]

Nevermind. I added your guys up. It doesn't come out to be $183M.

[Wasted Memory]

Keep in mind, midseason trades aren't reflected in those numbers, i'm fairly certain.

I believe that's just the total salary of all players on the team, not necessarily how much each team paid for them, right?

But I also feel like you didn't read this part

Take these numbers with a grain of salt though as I don't know what your finances were prior to today.

[Ry]

30 games over .500 and it feels meh, I wanted my offense to be so much better.

[DRWebs]

Was curious where my team stood on revenue sharing this season. Turns out not only was it not an issue, but it wasn't even close.

For those interested -

Spoiler!

Boston - $186,141,400
Sheltown - $185,140,000
Alabama - $179,432,542
Richmond - $163,702,000
San Francisco - $155,005,550
Moose Jaw - $133,694,189
Washington - $131,001,300
Los Angeles - $123,106,000
Orange County - $121,508,199
Chicago - $120,957,700
Omaha - $119,375,200
Miami - $119,046,800
Seattle - $115,594,650
Bowie - $114,462,300
Winterfell - $114,055,800
------------------------------------------
Houston - $104,781,900
Rhode Island - $101,635,450
Philadelphia - $93,803,200
Nashville - $91,422,800
New Jersey - $89,326,000
San Diego - $84,214,000
Youngstown - $76,790,400
Atlanta - $76,507,600
Cookeville - $76,275,800
New England - $75,817,200
Las Vegas - $71,129,000
Port Orange - $62,864,000
Cincinnati - $44,477,400
Edmonton - $42,525,400
Montreal - $25,004,400

Take these numbers with a grain of salt though as I don't know what your finances were prior to today. If you were above the ------------------ during any part of the season but are now below it you could be paying and receiving revenue sharing.

All six teams leading their division are above the line. Of the 11 teams with a shot at a wildcard (and above .500) seven are above the line with four below. Edmonton would be the biggest odd duck with the second lowest payroll in the league.

I think a more accurate depiction right now would be using Player Expenses + Staff Expenses rather than Payroll + Staff Expenses. Apologies for the format, just wanted to put the numbers out there. Depending what you did at the deadline, you can adjust your final projection a couple spots based on that I'd think

Spoiler!

BOS...131,395,985
AL...118,828,719
RCH...116,731,629
SHL...113,536,715
SF...107,096,411
OC...105,532,151
MOO...94,139,304
WAS...90,509,046
LA...89,481,686
BOW...85,520,517
CHI...84,629,653
SEA...81,885,909
MIA...81,152,216
WF...80,361,239
OMA...80,217,885
RI...75,136,151
HOU...72,623,909
PHI...71,102,467
NVL...67,396,421
NJ...66,866,624
YOU...59,699,920
SD...58,177,741
LV...53,498,814
ATL...53,046,816
NE...52,958,866
CKV...52,087,876
PO...43,016,392
CIN...34,081,287
EDM...24,742,574
MTL...18,275,660

[Cnasty]

Those 2 big offseason IFAs have been pretty disappointing for the cash they got.

Bravo on pace for a 3WAR and meh power numbers
Volnmin on pace for under 2WAR and batting .199

Caveat, Bravo with a .242BABIP, Volnin .245

[wdoupis]

30 games over .500 and it feels meh, I wanted my offense to be so much better.

I don't see anyone really underperforming other than Bravo