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Were they late season callups? This happens to me on occasion, but only when I call up people late in the season and when they haven't actually done anything.
I tend to call up guys with better overall potential than your average prospect, just to get them some playing time, but they end up sitting the bench. I can't say for certain that it always happens exactly like this, but from what I can remember, when it has happened to me, it goes like this:
Normal awards through the first part of the season, then I call up some great prospect with very high potential to replace an injured or underperforming player. He then hits the roster and does nothing for a month, but is given at least one award, usually R.O.M. He will keep winning awards if he doesn't play. I think.
I was trying to figure this bug out once. What was causing it. I think it may either have been some guy who was doing great in the minors and their stats somehow conflicting with the Major League awards, the game giving it to him because of his high potential rating, or simply one of the following two things might be true:
1. He replaces someone with good stats and the game thinks he is that player.
2. He remains winning awards as long as he never plays. Like the bug is triggered by being in the majors and not playing.
I will have to look into it more. You aren't alone Tyke, but I could never figure out how it was triggered. I never had it happen early in the season and I know it didn't happen for me unless I called someone up. There were definetly enough rookie qualifiers, even on my own team.
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