[CHCfan]

Originally Posted by attackemu

While we're telling stories, I had a 37 year old, four time Rhoden Award(best pitcher) winner in my solo league who tore his rotator cuff in June, effectively ending his career with 199 wins. This guy wasn't a hall of famer, too short a peak, but he was a sentimental favourite of mine, and had dominated the league in four different years.

The first off-season after I got 6.5, he returned from surgery and retirement, presumably to get his 200th win at the age of 39. Opening day, he went eight solid innings to pick it up.

Interesting . . . Is a player who's close to a milestone more likely to comeback? (It would make some sense, as both of those features were added in 6.5)