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Old 09-20-2022, 10:18 AM   #5
Sweed
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I have my R league set at

22 age
3 yrs pro service

From wikpedia FWIW

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but no team can have more than three players with four or more years of minor-league experience
Since we cannot specify "no more than three players with four or more years" I think it best to just go with the hard limit of 3 yrs. The age limit check of 22yrs is done on opening day so 23yr old players can still play if their b-day comes during the season. That's fine IMHO as any 23 yr old in my CL's aren't dominating with overwhelming skills. If they're that good they have already moved up the chain.

The advice in this thread is solid. IE patience is the key. Sure they may bust but that happens IRL, a lot One thing to do, if you haven't already, is to set lineups to be filled with potential as the number one factor over current skill. Make your MiL managers play the guys that have potential and need to develop. They're MiL managers and are not paid to "win now". This may result in you seeing some players struggling but they're not learning anything sitting on the bench. They need to sink or swim.
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