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Originally Posted by cbbl
Sorry about that other post ... wrong screen name. Can't figure out how to delete it, though.
Anyway ...
This is one of two quick posts to answer questions about OOTP2006.
1. Is there a parameter that will keep minor league players in the age range that real minor league teams have?
When starting a new league, I notice that the age range of players is very random (that's fine), but it seems strange to have 38-year-old guys playing A or AA ball. If you haven't made it up by your 30s, you probably never will and likely wouldn't continue to play, would you? More likely, why would a franchise fill a development roster spot with someone who will never develop?
Thanks
cbbl
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While I agree that keeping a 38 y.o. in A or AA is a little strange, there are some things to keep in mind. In addition to being development-based, these teams are in fairly competitive leagues, so a player who's 30-something and contributing, yet not with ML-talent, there's no reason for them to get rid of him.
FWIW, I usually cut players of a certain age and skill level in my low minors
