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KingCostly · 04-03-2017, 11:12 AM

Development seems quite random which, as said above, isn't necessarily a bad thing as players don't always pan out.

I'm a few seasons into a Marlins career and Braxton Garrett, probably their best prospect IRL, has never seen the majors for me and is now just a half a star/one star player. He just never developed and never had the arrow next to his name which normally shows you they're ready to be called up.

On the other hand, I drafted a SP 11th in the first season and he's now a very good number two starter in my third season.

I normally wait until they have the arrow next to their name in the minors before I consider bringing them up unless I feel their stats are good enough or I get an injury or something.

04-03-2017, 11:12 AM	#5
KingCostly Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2015 Location: England Posts: 9	Development seems quite random which, as said above, isn't necessarily a bad thing as players don't always pan out. I'm a few seasons into a Marlins career and Braxton Garrett, probably their best prospect IRL, has never seen the majors for me and is now just a half a star/one star player. He just never developed and never had the arrow next to his name which normally shows you they're ready to be called up. On the other hand, I drafted a SP 11th in the first season and he's now a very good number two starter in my third season. I normally wait until they have the arrow next to their name in the minors before I consider bringing them up unless I feel their stats are good enough or I get an injury or something. Last edited by KingCostly; 04-03-2017 at 11:14 AM.