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Originally Posted by Sweed
dola
Looking at this again today and have come up with, at least for me, the best way to check this out.
I am going to go through all transactions at the end of each month in my current season which is almost through May. I will be using the "sent" entry as listed below to key on players that have actually been on rehab.
I then click on the players name to see if his rehab is over (easy to tell as days remaining on rehab are listed on front of player's page) and if so is he still with the same team.
If he still has days remaining I then make a note with reminder so I can check on him as soon as his rehab time is up. IE if Joe Baseball is on rehab with 15 days remaining I make a note right from his card with a reminder set for 16 days. When I get the reminder I can check to see if he is still on the same team. If not I will then look through his history and game log and should be able to easily see what happened.
Even with note taking we're only talking about 2 to 5 minutes to complete. FWIW after checking my current league at almost 2 months complete I have not seen any rehab players be released or switch clubs. I have two guys currently on rehab with reminder notes in my system and will know about them in 14 and 19 days.
Again for simcrazy, this not heavy testing nor time consuming if you play all of your games out one at a time. I'd challenge you to also do this same test and let us know what you find.
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I appreciate you testing and I really hope this isn't an issue. I'm only a couple of weeks through the first season, so testing would not help at all. I will look, however, but I am spending my time currently doing lots of inaugural drafts and not playing out much time. It might only happen once per year, which would be one too many times.
If it's not an issue, I suppose it means that the AI somehow uses the rehab feature differently? I would love to know why, if this is the case.
I did just check the league I am furthest in, but it's only May 26th. No issue, but there have only been 2 or 3 completed rehab assignments.