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GeorgesGoons wrote:

nick wrote:Lowell Decoligny leading the AL in Average!!

My scout and OSA has him at 56/29 and 55/28. Why are his potentials so low? I see decent numbers for him in hitting, not very good in the field though.

he wasn't more than a 25 potential when i drafted him i don't think

DRiccio21 wrote:

GeorgesGoons wrote:

nick wrote:Lowell Decoligny leading the AL in Average!!

My scout and OSA has him at 56/29 and 55/28. Why are his potentials so low? I see decent numbers for him in hitting, not very good in the field though.

he wasn't more than a 25 potential when i drafted him i don't think

This is why after the first round I don't even look at potentials, and I am shying away from that after these past couple of drafts. I am looking for guys that fit the hitting profile I am looking for at that position.

I am going to say that it makes the game more difficult, but IMO, only because you then have to act like the scout and use whatever methods you feel need paying attention to when looking at players.
Ryan's historical league was setup this way and I actually enjoyed that fact.

To AJ's point, now with the variances being what they are between scouts, I don't think it really matters much anymore. 1 scout will say a player is a 20/74 and another will say that same player is 20/34.

Never had this issue before ... saying my GM accounts data (not verbatim filename) is missing or corrupt. Any idea?

Cnasty wrote:Any team ever have 3 20 game winners?

Obvious guesses would be the triad of the Hawks or Remember the Titans.

The Minutemen have an outside shot with Rodriguez, Hastings, and Bishop.

No.

Only 1 time has there been 2 20-game winners on same team, 2026 Chicago LOLcats.. Lehman & Corbett

In fact, 9 franchises have never had a 20-game winner ever, while only 7 franchises have had 3 or more their entire history.

trendon wrote:Never had this issue before ... saying my GM accounts data (not verbatim filename) is missing or corrupt. Any idea?

Replace the GM Accounts data file.

The first post of this thread gives you a link to that file.
If that doesn't work, a complete reinstall of our NDL.lg folder.

8-2 in our last 10 as the schedule has lightened up a little lately.

The battle for this division title is going to be a fun race all year.

And how about Albany turning the corner on that rebuild and fighting for a playoff spot!

I see Calvin Barrett decided to go all Kobe Bryant this sim. Fantastic.

Stil waiting for the offense to wake up this season. Hopefully the all star break revitalizes some of these guys to concentrate an hit the damn ball!

Went 2-3 and gained 2 games on the Beef. What's going on there in Korea, I mean Omaha George?

12 straight sims to get us to a weekend playoff, Trendon will be delighted on both accounts!!!

cougnix wrote:Went 2-3 and gained 2 games on the Beef. What's going on there in Korea, I mean Omaha George?

Obviously too much drinking! I got this weekend to set things straight.

6-0

Boys are playing very well lately.
Mashing the ball.
Pitching has been lights out.
Made a tinker in the bullpen that has worked well.

Let's keep it going!

shel311 wrote:12 straight sims to get us to a weekend playoff, Trendon will be delighted on both accounts!!!

No offense, but I don't give a shit what trendon thinks about it. He barely ever exports.

cougnix wrote:Went 2-3 and gained 2 games on the Beef. What's going on there in Korea, I mean Omaha George?

Cleveland took 3 of 4 from him, that's what happened.

Talk about All-Star snubs...

15 R Coy Haley C: Games: 84 At Bats: 325, Hits: 79, Home Runs: 16, RBIs: 58, Runs: 45, BB: 41, Ks: 63, Batting Average: .243, OBP: .334, SLG: .452 - Batting Average knocked him out....

All-Star Selections:

C José Rivas (PHI) - .336/.401/.486, 8 HR, 30 RBI
C Fernando Salgado (CIN) - .286/.367/.519, 14 HR, 49 RBI

I can see which catchers they selected in the National League, but Alex Diaz has been decent this year. Could it be his batting average?

32 L Álex Díaz CF Games: 95, At Bats: 367, Hits: 104, 19 Home Runs, 62 RBIs, Runs: 57, BB: 23, Ks: 63, .283 Batting Average OBP: .325, SLG: .510

All-Star Selections:

LF Kuan-tai Seto (LE) - .275/.342/.533, 21 HR, 59 RBI
CF Ramón Bafana (ALB) - .305/.376/.544, 20 HR, 68 RBI
RF Michael Durante (LE) - .343/.436/.582, 16 HR, 56 RBI
RF Orlando Parra (ALB) - .294/.399/.433, 6 HR, 54 RBI
RF Tony Parkinson (TEX) - .311/.388/.573, 16 HR, 37 RBI
RF Miguel Costello (SP) - .292/.381/.493, 13 HR, 52 RBI

best record in the AL and 2 people make the all star team from Miami? lol k

Give my CL a 6yr deal... then he goes out and tears his labrum...