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plannine · 05-27-2017, 10:14 AM

Here is a second test, I ran this morning.

Since the quality players will be bought up by the NL/AL clubs (or the clubs who can afford to), the numbers still look realitsic.

Federal League

1910
St. Louis Terriers
2.70
.246

1911
Baltimore Terrapins
3.60
.253

1912
St. Louis Terriers
3.86
.257

1913
Kansas City Packers
4.04
.253

1914
St. Louis Terriers
4.02 (2.44)
.267 (.285)

1915
Baltimore Terrapins
3.27
.263

1916
Buffalo Blues
3.52 (2.61)
.267 (.268)

1917
Brooklyn Tip-Tops
3.46
.259

1918
St. Louis Terriers
3.56
.256

1919
Brooklyn Tip-Tops
4.00
.272

1920
Buffalo Blues
3.16
.251

Since I am not trying to recreate history to the decimal point (what fun would that be?), it works for me. There might be issues further down the pike, but I rarely make it past the late 50's before starting over in 1871.

05-27-2017, 10:14 AM	#32
plannine All Star Reserve Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Michigan Posts: 555	Here is a second test, I ran this morning. Since the quality players will be bought up by the NL/AL clubs (or the clubs who can afford to), the numbers still look realitsic. Federal League 1910 St. Louis Terriers 2.70 .246 1911 Baltimore Terrapins 3.60 .253 1912 St. Louis Terriers 3.86 .257 1913 Kansas City Packers 4.04 .253 1914 St. Louis Terriers 4.02 (2.44) .267 (.285) 1915 Baltimore Terrapins 3.27 .263 1916 Buffalo Blues 3.52 (2.61) .267 (.268) 1917 Brooklyn Tip-Tops 3.46 .259 1918 St. Louis Terriers 3.56 .256 1919 Brooklyn Tip-Tops 4.00 .272 1920 Buffalo Blues 3.16 .251 Since I am not trying to recreate history to the decimal point (what fun would that be?), it works for me. There might be issues further down the pike, but I rarely make it past the late 50's before starting over in 1871. __________________ Good pitching will always stop good hitting and vice-versa - Casey Stengel Last edited by plannine; 05-27-2017 at 10:21 AM.