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mike0xlittle · 10-29-2011, 12:47 AM

OSA sure has a hard-on for injured players.

Simmed through the first season and handled all off-season duties and am starting my first playthrough of the 2012 season and OSA has Strasburg/Wainwright as the #1-2 pitchers even though they didn't pitch at all last season.

My ratings for Lincecum went up a bit from 59 to 65 but now he's ranked 3rd by OSA while Latos who had a 13-4 / 2.90 ERA season went down to 14th best.

I think I'll just ignore this report from now on, it doesn't make any sense.

10-29-2011, 12:47 AM	#7
mike0xlittle Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Jul 2011 Posts: 27	OSA sure has a hard-on for injured players. Simmed through the first season and handled all off-season duties and am starting my first playthrough of the 2012 season and OSA has Strasburg/Wainwright as the #1-2 pitchers even though they didn't pitch at all last season. My ratings for Lincecum went up a bit from 59 to 65 but now he's ranked 3rd by OSA while Latos who had a 13-4 / 2.90 ERA season went down to 14th best. I think I'll just ignore this report from now on, it doesn't make any sense. __________________ Say my name real fast ... and I already know.