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Originally Posted by The Game
S*** happens. Did anyone expect anyone on the White Sox to suck this bad? I also have a team where I edit most of my players stats and i have 3 guys that were supposed to hit 35 HR a piece this year and none are even at 25. Last year was last year. Simming does tend to help stats in my opinion vs playing out games.
Post your team stats. I do see the '76 Reds hit 141 HR (#1 NL) vs the '75 Reds had 124 (#3 NL) What did you have different each year?
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I'm not home right now. I normally play a game until I'm 3 up or 3 down. I guess crap happens but it seems really weird. I was mainly wondering if something like this ever happened to anyone else. I did look at league average hrs compared to normal half way through the season and it was 96 %. This drop from my math was completely because of my team. I also check how it looked on the other side my team gave up 36 hrs and minus d Parker I had 6. I didn't notice this until about two weeks into the season the lower home run rate. That is why I traded for Parker who was killing it. Almost like Parker saw the team didn't have power and wanted to fit in. I wonder what the chances are in real life a team with this much power would take a half year break on power and then go crazy once I start simulating. I need to buy a lottery ticket. Lol.