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supermarioblazer · 07-15-2024, 10:40 PM

Hi there! This is another manager from MLSB, and I'd like to second what justintogames has posted already, along with a little more information!

We're with Major League Simulation Baseball (MLSB), and we have openings at the beginning of the 2031 offseason. We *just* transitioned to OOTP 25, so new managers have time to situate themselves. Our league is based from MLB in 2021. We sim a week every Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat at 10 PM ET during the regular season, and six days/week from R5-end of Spring Training. We conduct through StatsPlus for trades and the draft, otherwise through Slack.

New GMs have an Amnesty Clause they can use to nullify one player's entire contract.

Rules Highlights (See doc justin posted above for full rules):
Player Ratings 1-20
Overall/Potential Ratings in Stars
Scouting ON
Coaching OFF
Ghost Minors ON
Development Budget OFF
Injuries Low

Here are the current openings in MLSB (I can provide their Meet The Team/other info upon request!):

Orioles - This squad's above .500 and a playoff competitor for a few seasons, but a smaller budget means some key decisions may have to be made this offseason.
Yankees - The Yankees have shed a large amount of albatross FA contracts recently, and while they've struggled to be more than middling, they have a LOT of money this offseason to burn.
Braves - Acuna's still an MVP candidate every year, and some young pieces around him have kept Atlanta atop the NL East the past few years, though parts of their core are starting to show their age.
Phillies - This past season was an important one for the Phillies, as they ascended from a cellar dweller to 82-80, and they have one of the highest FA budgets in the league this offseason.
(Virginia) Royals (NL East) - After moving from Kansas City, this team's been straddling .500, and is an eccletic mix between a young core and some strong older pieces.
Brewers - This team has fallen back in the division the last few years, but a group of prospects is forming and the team's cap space is rather free.
Giants - The Giants have some pieces and money, but their major struggle is fighting in the division of death with the Dodgers, Padres, and Rockies being incredibly strong contenders - however, all of these teams are facing the idea of a rebuild this offseason.

If you're interested, PM me, msg me on Discord at supermarioblazer, or e-mail me at supermarioblazer@gmail.com, and I'll get you into the Slack ASAP!

07-15-2024, 10:40 PM	#2
supermarioblazer Bat Boy Join Date: Aug 2023 Posts: 16	Update on MLSB Status - Looking for Managers! Hi there! This is another manager from MLSB, and I'd like to second what justintogames has posted already, along with a little more information! We're with Major League Simulation Baseball (MLSB), and we have openings at the beginning of the 2031 offseason. We just transitioned to OOTP 25, so new managers have time to situate themselves. Our league is based from MLB in 2021. We sim a week every Mon/Wed/Fri/Sat at 10 PM ET during the regular season, and six days/week from R5-end of Spring Training. We conduct through StatsPlus for trades and the draft, otherwise through Slack. New GMs have an Amnesty Clause they can use to nullify one player's entire contract. Rules Highlights (See doc justin posted above for full rules): Player Ratings 1-20 Overall/Potential Ratings in Stars Scouting ON Coaching OFF Ghost Minors ON Development Budget OFF Injuries Low Here are the current openings in MLSB (I can provide their Meet The Team/other info upon request!): Orioles - This squad's above .500 and a playoff competitor for a few seasons, but a smaller budget means some key decisions may have to be made this offseason. Yankees - The Yankees have shed a large amount of albatross FA contracts recently, and while they've struggled to be more than middling, they have a LOT of money this offseason to burn. Braves - Acuna's still an MVP candidate every year, and some young pieces around him have kept Atlanta atop the NL East the past few years, though parts of their core are starting to show their age. Phillies - This past season was an important one for the Phillies, as they ascended from a cellar dweller to 82-80, and they have one of the highest FA budgets in the league this offseason. (Virginia) Royals (NL East) - After moving from Kansas City, this team's been straddling .500, and is an eccletic mix between a young core and some strong older pieces. Brewers - This team has fallen back in the division the last few years, but a group of prospects is forming and the team's cap space is rather free. Giants - The Giants have some pieces and money, but their major struggle is fighting in the division of death with the Dodgers, Padres, and Rockies being incredibly strong contenders - however, all of these teams are facing the idea of a rebuild this offseason. If you're interested, PM me, msg me on Discord at supermarioblazer, or e-mail me at supermarioblazer@gmail.com, and I'll get you into the Slack ASAP! Last edited by supermarioblazer; 07-16-2024 at 10:09 AM. Reason: Reds and Cubs have been requested! Thanks for checking us out!