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Iamnobody · 04-15-2007, 01:51 AM

Hey all,

I'm having a weird problem with my first simulation. I noticed that 47 pitchers won 20 games or more in 1901. In every other year since there the most I've seen is 11-12 (I'm up to 2030 now). In the same year I had 20 players bring in over 150 RBI's with Honus Wagner leading the way with 214 RBI's (with only 14 he's this is very impressive).

While writing this message I think I figured out the problem. All the players in 1901 who hit over 150 RBI's also had between 929 - 1130 AB's each (about twice a normal season).

In looking further it looks like everyone had twice a many games in their stats, but the standings look normal (140 games each). So I guess my questions is now this.....anyone ever seen their stats from 1901 go crazy, but all the others the years stay the same?

04-15-2007, 01:51 AM	#1
Iamnobody Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Apr 2007 Posts: 44	Weird Stats Hey all, I'm having a weird problem with my first simulation. I noticed that 47 pitchers won 20 games or more in 1901. In every other year since there the most I've seen is 11-12 (I'm up to 2030 now). In the same year I had 20 players bring in over 150 RBI's with Honus Wagner leading the way with 214 RBI's (with only 14 he's this is very impressive). While writing this message I think I figured out the problem. All the players in 1901 who hit over 150 RBI's also had between 929 - 1130 AB's each (about twice a normal season). In looking further it looks like everyone had twice a many games in their stats, but the standings look normal (140 games each). So I guess my questions is now this.....anyone ever seen their stats from 1901 go crazy, but all the others the years stay the same?