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Originally Posted by futuremarlinsgm
It would be nice to get an owner's goals progress report at the end of each season to see how far we have progressed on our owner's goals. It seems like the game only provides a progress report mid-season and then only provides a new set of goals at the end of each season. There is no owner's goals progress report at the end of each season.
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There is! Here is the text of the email from my owner at the end of the most recent season of my fictional league, titled, "PM from Owner Earl Galicia: Review of Season Goals:"
Jason,
I have reviewed the goals I have set out for you. My comments are below.
Team Record:
I'm thrilled with how the team did this season! I still can't believe that we actually won the championship!
Extend your player:
Getting John Noel locked up long-term was important for me. I'm glad that you agreed with me on that point.
Acquire a player:
I know you worked hard to find a Hometown player, and I definitely appreciate the effort. Dave Loomer may not be the perfect player that fits the bill, but he's darned close to it and I can't be too upset about bringing him in.
Improve your draft record:
I always say that the best way to win is with players you've drafted and developed. I don't see very many of those guys on the roster now. Hopefully next year's draft will prove more fruitful.
Long Term:
I gave you 6 years to bring a trophy to the city when I set out my vision last year. And I certainly can't complain now. Well done!
I am happy with your performance in accomplishing the goals I have given you. However, when I consider the on- and off-field success of the team, my overall mood with your performance is delighted.
Next year is a new year, though. Here's what I'd like to see you accomplish going forward:
Reach the Playoffs
Sign John Noel
Acquire a Hometown player
Have a final total balance of $0
Bring more of your drafted players to your team
Build a team that can bring a championship home in the next 5 seasons
I will check in with you again next season. Good Luck!
Earl Galicia