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Fonzie13 · 08-08-2025, 05:03 PM

Just noticed something else ... Browns players are also missing from season leaderboards.

Example: in 1922, George Sisler led the AL with a .420 average, and Ken Williams led the AL with 39 home runs and 155 RBI.

However, if you call up the league history, and click on AL for 1922 ... it is showing Ty Cobb as the league AVG leader at .401, Tilly Walker as the HR leader at 37, and Bobby Veach as the RBI leader with 126. Sisler and Williams are nowhere to be found on the leaderboard, even though they are in the game and will be found if you search for them.

POSSIBLE CLUE AS TO THE ISSUE? ... in past iterations of OOTP, the Browns were abbreviated as "SLA" ... but here their abbreviation is "SL3" ... is that part of the problem?

08-08-2025, 05:03 PM	#209
Fonzie13 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Aug 2015 Posts: 158	more on missing Browns Just noticed something else ... Browns players are also missing from season leaderboards. Example: in 1922, George Sisler led the AL with a .420 average, and Ken Williams led the AL with 39 home runs and 155 RBI. However, if you call up the league history, and click on AL for 1922 ... it is showing Ty Cobb as the league AVG leader at .401, Tilly Walker as the HR leader at 37, and Bobby Veach as the RBI leader with 126. Sisler and Williams are nowhere to be found on the leaderboard, even though they are in the game and will be found if you search for them. POSSIBLE CLUE AS TO THE ISSUE? ... in past iterations of OOTP, the Browns were abbreviated as "SLA" ... but here their abbreviation is "SL3" ... is that part of the problem? Attached Images Last edited by Fonzie13; 08-08-2025 at 05:06 PM.