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AZTarHeel · 08-01-2004, 06:16 PM

Hope folks are still following this one... Frankly, it's not as fun right now for me because 1) it's the dog days of the season 2) Boston is way too good, frankly.

I promise I didn't edit any ratings of my players except giving Curt Schilling a little ratings boost at the start (along with a couple of other older pitches like Clemens) to combat how the game crashes older players. Schilling has crashed anyway into a 1-star pitcher and I'm wondering whether to stick with him...

I actually wish the Yankees were better and the AL East was much tighter. I'm also sick that the AL Central leaders are 5-7 games under .500. Ugg...

Anyway, I may shorten series reports some. Let me know if there are things you want to see or ways to make this better as we go into the last month and a half of the season.

I think the post-season will be fun to follow once we get there. Will the Sox choke? There are a few other neat storylines to follow: some tight division races, Todd Helton's quest for .400, the wildcard, etc.

Thanks to those of you who have stayed with the thread, despite my tendency to overwrite...

08-01-2004, 06:16 PM	#249
AZTarHeel All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2003 Location: North Carolina Posts: 1,732	Editor's Note Hope folks are still following this one... Frankly, it's not as fun right now for me because 1) it's the dog days of the season 2) Boston is way too good, frankly. I promise I didn't edit any ratings of my players except giving Curt Schilling a little ratings boost at the start (along with a couple of other older pitches like Clemens) to combat how the game crashes older players. Schilling has crashed anyway into a 1-star pitcher and I'm wondering whether to stick with him... I actually wish the Yankees were better and the AL East was much tighter. I'm also sick that the AL Central leaders are 5-7 games under .500. Ugg... Anyway, I may shorten series reports some. Let me know if there are things you want to see or ways to make this better as we go into the last month and a half of the season. I think the post-season will be fun to follow once we get there. Will the Sox choke? There are a few other neat storylines to follow: some tight division races, Todd Helton's quest for .400, the wildcard, etc. Thanks to those of you who have stayed with the thread, despite my tendency to overwrite...