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NoOne · 04-10-2018, 08:18 AM

1) definitely... eat the loss in all but extreme circumstances..

i wouldn't sacrifice signing an elite player.. .but a slight downgrade to a bench player no problem type thing.

2) you can set these budgets after you finish FA signings and promotions to MLB...

you should have your budgets known and set and add as much as you can to scouting and development... you likely have a max cash on hand carryover of $10M, if default

(don't change this, it is a good thing to limit or you get an "opposite" world where extensions are more expensive than FA 99% of the time)

i never do july trading, but if you do, leave some wiggle room, otherwise set spending budgets for scouting, development and IAFA spending as high as you can allot.

spend as much as you can after you sign your players and have a 25man + depth for overcoming reasonable amount of injuries... it's not cost effective to try to combat a slew of injuries.. those years are simply lost.

04-10-2018, 08:18 AM	#2
NoOne Banned Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 7,273 Infractions: 0/1 (3)	1) definitely... eat the loss in all but extreme circumstances.. i wouldn't sacrifice signing an elite player.. .but a slight downgrade to a bench player no problem type thing. 2) you can set these budgets after you finish FA signings and promotions to MLB... you should have your budgets known and set and add as much as you can to scouting and development... you likely have a max cash on hand carryover of $10M, if default (don't change this, it is a good thing to limit or you get an "opposite" world where extensions are more expensive than FA 99% of the time) i never do july trading, but if you do, leave some wiggle room, otherwise set spending budgets for scouting, development and IAFA spending as high as you can allot. spend as much as you can after you sign your players and have a 25man + depth for overcoming reasonable amount of injuries... it's not cost effective to try to combat a slew of injuries.. those years are simply lost.