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Ksyrup · 05-29-2002, 05:46 PM

I need some help to hopefully salvage my league!

I am playing a 16 team fictional career starting in 1900. I am currently in 1933, trying to proceed to 1934. One particular pitcher has been in the league since 1908, pitching 25 years and amassing 369 wins. He will retire when I proceed to 1934. The problem is, when I proceed, he makes the HoF with his 1908 stats being converted into a mess of numbers - he pitches like 57,000 innings that year, saves 192 games, and strikes out 33,000 guys, all with an ERA of 0.13. This lowers his career mark to 0.36. Before I proceed, his 1908 stats are fine. After I proceed, and I've done this 4 times, restoring each time to post-WS 1933, his screwed-up stats are exactly the same every time.

Is there some way to fix this? The guy is already going to retire as my all-time strikeout king with 4600+, he doesn't need to add another 33,000 to hold the #1 spot.

Anyone with a suggestion?

05-29-2002, 05:46 PM	#1
Ksyrup Major Leagues Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 413	HoF/Retirement Issue I need some help to hopefully salvage my league! I am playing a 16 team fictional career starting in 1900. I am currently in 1933, trying to proceed to 1934. One particular pitcher has been in the league since 1908, pitching 25 years and amassing 369 wins. He will retire when I proceed to 1934. The problem is, when I proceed, he makes the HoF with his 1908 stats being converted into a mess of numbers - he pitches like 57,000 innings that year, saves 192 games, and strikes out 33,000 guys, all with an ERA of 0.13. This lowers his career mark to 0.36. Before I proceed, his 1908 stats are fine. After I proceed, and I've done this 4 times, restoring each time to post-WS 1933, his screwed-up stats are exactly the same every time. Is there some way to fix this? The guy is already going to retire as my all-time strikeout king with 4600+, he doesn't need to add another 33,000 to hold the #1 spot. Anyone with a suggestion?