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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Fredericton, New Brunswick
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Alternatives to minor leagues?
I am thinking of starting a new fictional universe that will consist of a bunch of different leagues around the world, all of which are in an association with the league champions going on to the world championship.
Just for demonstration say it will consist of: 8-team North American league 8-team South American League 8-team European League 8-team Asian League 8-team Australian league 8-team rest of world league Now, that's 48 teams total and I don't want to have 3 minor league levels for each team, making the entire game world enormous with tons of various teams. I'm wondering, what are the alternatives to minor leagues? Would it be possible in any way to have a system similar to the NHL, where every team has one minor league team (AHL) where they can shuttle players back and forth ... Optimally, I would love to be able to create just one separate league, which would be a 48-team league, with one of those teams being affiliated with each of the main teams in the individual 8-team leagues.... Then the North American League, South American League, Asian league, etc, would all hold their own separate drafts, but the players they draft could be sent down to the 48-team 'minor/development' league... (the AHL equivalent, in the NHL example) ... Is such a thing possible? Basically I just want to try to reduce the amount of clutter that typically exists in bigger world leagues when they have multiple levels of minors for each team .... What other alternatives are there to multiple levels of minors? I know there are reserve rosters but I like all players to be accumulating stats so I've never liked that much ... Any input would be appreciated. Thanks! |
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Join Date: Aug 2011
Location: Tampa Bay, Massachusetts
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If you mess around with PCMs, Player Development, and Player Aging settings, you can actually get a league with a single level of minors that functions fairly well. I don't know the best settings off the top of my head, but I do know it's possible.
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Secondly ... players develop while on reserve rosters? Also, regarding HS players not getting much time... I'm thinking of perhaps having a pretty shallow draft, maybe only 5 rounds... So that all players would get a chance.. And any additional roster spots could be filled by minor league free agents and whatnot ... |
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Join Date: Oct 2002
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I wonder what the equivalent minor league level of reserve rosters is? For example if I had say a 5-man reserve roster, plus one minor league level, what would be the "higher" calibre place for prospects to develop, reserve roster, or a A, AA, AAA minor league?
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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You can't have both a reserve roster and minor leagues.
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