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Speaking from experience, and echoing what Twelvefield said, you will get tired of playing at the minor league level after a few seasons because you do not get automatically promoted within the organization with experience. You have to win to be offered jobs on the higher levels and this is hard to achieve because you have no control over your roster and must deal with frequent and arbitrary (and illogical) moves that your AI GM boss makes. At times, you must check your teams transactions log every day and adjust your lineups and pitching rotation according to the latest player moves on and off your roster (forget about having depth charts). Under these conditions, it is easy to get frustrated, stop managing, start simming, and accumulate a losing career record. And once you have a losing record you get fired faster and faster, it appears. Take Twelvefield's advice and manage as a GM on the ML level; it's a lot more fun.
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