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Originally Posted by SSBA
You are confused - the lower the greed rating, the less money they will want. A player with a greed rating of 19 will sign well below market value.
Test this if you do not believe me - give a free agent the maximum greed and see how much they want, then give them the minimum and see how much they want.
It is weird that higher personality ratings are more desirable in some cases and less desirable in others, but that is the way they made the game. A very minor 'flaw', but one that it is very important to be aware of.
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Okay, this makes a little more sense...I was under the assumption that the higher the greed rating the greedier the player was.....still though....asking for 7.5 million a year with a 19 rating would be more in line than asking for 750,000.....financials of the league just should not matter....any sane person would make the budget work to aquire a player of this caliber.....end of June now and he has an 11-2 record with a 1.79 era.
On a seperate note...it seems like the league financials get out of whack because the teams offer ridiculous amounts of money that they really can't afford to stop players from becoming free agents...when in many instances it would be better for thier team if they just let said player become a free agent.....especially if the player is just average joe and he is asking for a 5 million per year pay increase for example......