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Originally Posted by Mr. Marlin
Why the heck does this never get fixed? If you have no roster limits you have AI controlled minor league teams with 75-100 or more players on them. If you turn on roster limits you get this steaming pile of BS. Sign release, sign release, repeat, repeat, repeat, until your news feeds are clogged.
And yes it's bee going on for a hell of a long time.
The way to limit (not eliminate, mitigate) is to use age limits as well as roster limits on your low minors and Indy leagues.
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Exactly. In a previous test league I initially turned off limits for the secondary rosters, and they were filled with to a point it was ridiculous. I set them to 25, and they were always completely filled (which was restricting talent from the lower leagues) so I set it as low as possible at 15.
I don't want to set age limits, as these are supposed to be indy leagues so I'd hope they'd have some older players who never caught on in the MLB but played well enough to have careers in these leagues.
But what really worries me is what effect this is having on these team's budgets. If you are signing a player to a contract, then releasing them, I'm guessing they are on the hook for the money, right? For a small team that scrapes by that can't be good.