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Originally Posted by CBeisbol
I mostly use them for display purposes
I have my 40 man roster in the spreadsheet, so I can actually see all 40 of my players at once
I also have depth charts in the spreadsheet broken down by position.
I have a spreadsheet of who I expect to fill each position going into the future.
I keep a spreadsheet with my player contracts on it.
I keep a spreadsheet with my team finances on it, so I can easily see how different changes will affect the bottom line.
I also keep track of all the trades I've been offered. This way I can see what players of mine other teams have been interested in.
Also I keep track of interesting players from when I shop players. Maybe I wasn't ready to make the deal at that moment, but I want to remember what was available.
I keep track of my prospect rankings from year-to-year. Both the OSA and my own.
Then a to-do list
And some other stuff...
This is partly because I did that when I was playing Baseball Mogul and got used to seeing things in a certain way. And partially because I don't think OOTP does a real good job with some things.
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To show some examples
My 40 man roster - it's the beginning of the offseason so there's a lot of blank spaces. The players below are players that might get added. Maciera is on the 60-day DL. I just traded for Mateo and the others are minor leaguers in my system that I might add to protect from the Rule V draft. The (o)'s are options used (when they've used 3 options it looks like (ooo), which equals
out
of
options.
My depth chart for relief pitchers. The numbers in the brackets are their overall ratings. 45/55 means 45 overall as a starter with 55 potential. [55/60] = 55 as a reliever with 60 potential.
My plan for the future. Always subject to change.
I also keep a page of transactions. With my thoughts on why I made the deal.