Re: 2066 Season Thread... Hakuna Nonaka
Posted: Thu Oct 03, 2019 11:17 am
How? That was decades ago game timeajalves wrote: but draft pick trading killed things back in the day and we still feel the ripple effects of this

How? That was decades ago game timeajalves wrote: but draft pick trading killed things back in the day and we still feel the ripple effects of this
DRWebs wrote:Either demands are ridiculously low again or the Cuevas rule has been the worst thing to happen to the league in 20 or so seasons... Virtually every top young player is signed to below market deals and will never hit free agency. Hard to see how this one has turned out well for the whole of the league
Albies got shreddedajalves wrote:didn't Acuna just sign a pretty team friendly deal?TheGobOne wrote:*cough* 5 Year Max *cough* - 10 yrs is insane and no 24/25 in real life would ever sign something like that.DRWebs wrote:Either demands are ridiculously low again or the Cuevas rule has been the worst thing to happen to the league in 20 or so seasons... Virtually every top young player is signed to below market deals and will never hit free agency. Hard to see how this one has turned out well for the whole of the league
this is a fantastic league, sure it has flaws, but draft pick trading killed things back in the day and we still feel the ripple effects of this
i'd argue some teams got bent over more than others and it took years for some to recover from the power shift, while some never will recoverCnasty wrote:How? That was decades ago game timeajalves wrote: but draft pick trading killed things back in the day and we still feel the ripple effects of this
It was like 40+ seasons ago with mostly new owners.ajalves wrote:while some never will recover
fair enough.shel311 wrote:It was like 40+ seasons ago with mostly new owners.ajalves wrote:while some never will recover
Essentially 3-4 generations of players, I don't think anyone is feeling any effects from something that long ago. Even the hardest hit team has had 4 decades to figure it out. If they haven't, it's just a bad owner more so than not being able to get over draft pick trading.
How'd I get roped into this. Whenever I hype someone up they get injured.nick wrote:Ya you're pulling a Bigry. Hype your boys up dont put them down.
DRWebs wrote:Either demands are ridiculously low again or the Cuevas rule has been the worst thing to happen to the league in 20 or so seasons... Virtually every top young player is signed to below market deals and will never hit free agency. Hard to see how this one has turned out well for the whole of the league
We just passed a rule on this.D91 wrote:Not gonna lie, but these contracts are getting out of hand in my opinion. We need to make a max contract length, or have a set MLB service time before guys can get locked up, again this is just my opinion.
This whole AL Beast is getting old. It's. Never been a beast of a division. It's been a great one team dibisionCnasty wrote:We just passed a rule on this.D91 wrote:Not gonna lie, but these contracts are getting out of hand in my opinion. We need to make a max contract length, or have a set MLB service time before guys can get locked up, again this is just my opinion.
Aaaaanyways, let’s go Minutemen and please let me wake up with a .5 lead on the AL Beast after too many beers on a Thursday night.
#bostonstrong
What I do, I do for the leaguewdoupis wrote:When Omaha comes up short of the playoffs he should blame Ted for this atrocious sim for George. Washington gets swept at home by Philly and then goes to Omaha and sweeps them. That likely makes this too much to overcome without a 7-0 type sim for Omaha
Uuaww wrote:What I do, I do for the leaguewdoupis wrote:When Omaha comes up short of the playoffs he should blame Ted for this atrocious sim for George. Washington gets swept at home by Philly and then goes to Omaha and sweeps them. That likely makes this too much to overcome without a 7-0 type sim for Omaha