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Originally Posted by FantasyDrafter
Saw this - just sharing save info from my recent random debut with development and recalc both on. Top 11single season save guys - if not otherwise mentioned, all other seasons had single digit save totals.
Camilo Pascual, 50sv 2002 - only year as a relief pitcher
Jim Beckman, 49sv 2012 - over 6 saves only twice
Bill Wilkinson, 48sv 1985 (age 22) - was a closer from age 20-23, then had only 1 more season with over 2 saves (retired at age 34)
Art Evans, 46sv 1995 - only season with more than 5 (career reliever)
Clyde Goodwin, 46sv 2004 - only 1 other season with more than 7
Don Nottebart, 46sv 2010 - never more than 3
Tommy Layne, 46sv 1982 - had 3 other seasons with 28+ 9 year career
Hector Carrasco, 46sv 1998 - 2 other 30 save seasons 17 year career
Ramon Hernandez, 46sv 1984 - 2 other 35 save seasons 11 year career
Bill Smith, 46sv 2003 - followed up with 41 and 19 at age 25. Then not a closer
Nick Anderson 46sv 1993 - 2nd to last season. Career closer. At least 29 saves in 7/9 seasons.
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I have also noticed a lot of saves playing random debut. I use the 1983 stat context, though I understand David Watts' preference for 1992. But I set "use closers" on "rarely" - so the saves totals seem high to me. Not a very big deal, but I kind of like when several relievers in a bullpen get used. I also have "stopper" but not closer as the role setting. But still ending up with a lot of saves.