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Qeltar · 04-28-2018, 02:07 PM

Yep, you guys are right. Thanks.

It's sad to think that this prime prospect may now end up injury-riddled... it's a PCL tear, which I think is not as bad as an ACL tear, but I have no idea if that level of detail is programmed into the game. However, top prospects failing due to injury is very much a part of the game.

Part of this is my own inexperience and impatience. It's my first season, I've worked REALLY hard to make something out of nothing, and it's hard to watch it sort of slip away...

Also, it's now past the trade deadline, there's not much more I can do to improve this team, I just have to play the games out and hope the guys in the lower minors work out.

Out of curiosity, are this kid's ratings also going to drop for the next year since he's out? I'd imagine so. Bummer.

04-28-2018, 02:07 PM	#7
Qeltar Major Leagues Join Date: Apr 2018 Posts: 382	Yep, you guys are right. Thanks. It's sad to think that this prime prospect may now end up injury-riddled... it's a PCL tear, which I think is not as bad as an ACL tear, but I have no idea if that level of detail is programmed into the game. However, top prospects failing due to injury is very much a part of the game. Part of this is my own inexperience and impatience. It's my first season, I've worked REALLY hard to make something out of nothing, and it's hard to watch it sort of slip away... Also, it's now past the trade deadline, there's not much more I can do to improve this team, I just have to play the games out and hope the guys in the lower minors work out. Out of curiosity, are this kid's ratings also going to drop for the next year since he's out? I'd imagine so. Bummer. Last edited by Qeltar; 04-28-2018 at 02:14 PM.