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Originally Posted by kq76
I wouldn't worry about it too much. If you get to know all the starters of 8 teams you probably know just as many players as many of us do in real life. If anything, I'd recommend going to the player list page and sorting by overall rating and then just try to get a feel for as many of the best players as you can. Maybe try to follow the league news, especially the player of the weeks, etc, as that should point out the best players a lot and eventually it should sink in.
Regardless, it's got to be easier than what us fictional league fans have to get used to. Somehow we usually end up managing. And on top of that I'm using Scandinavian name files so I can't even pronounce half the names, not alone remember them!  |
What's a good way to ease into learning what makes a good ballplayer a good ball player? Should I just focus on one or two statistics for a while? Just continue to immerse myself into baseball?