Feature Suggestion: Would Love a CapFriendly-esque Player Salaries Feature

Left-handed · 08-12-2021, 11:44 AM

If you're an all about the numbers hockey geek like me, then you probably have CapFriendly bookmarked. There are other websites like Spotrac that offer a similar experience. But no one really does it as well as CapFriendly in my opinion.

I would love to see a similar design and functionality implemented on the Salaries screen. I would like to be able to see salary distributions between SP, RP, IF, and OF. I would like to be able to see what % of the player salary expenses a particular player makes up. Age, how they were acquired, position, etc. I provided a screenshot of CapFriendly just as an example. I know the OOTP team already has a lot on their plate as is, but I would think and hope that this little bit of a facelift would not be a huge investment in time or energy. And it would bring a very interesting and fun element to the game for those of us who love digging into the numbers like this.

Would love to read some additional thoughts on this.

08-12-2021, 11:44 AM	#1
Left-handed Minors (Single A) Join Date: May 2018 Posts: 67	Feature Suggestion: Would Love a CapFriendly-esque Player Salaries Feature If you're an all about the numbers hockey geek like me, then you probably have CapFriendly bookmarked. There are other websites like Spotrac that offer a similar experience. But no one really does it as well as CapFriendly in my opinion. I would love to see a similar design and functionality implemented on the Salaries screen. I would like to be able to see salary distributions between SP, RP, IF, and OF. I would like to be able to see what % of the player salary expenses a particular player makes up. Age, how they were acquired, position, etc. I provided a screenshot of CapFriendly just as an example. I know the OOTP team already has a lot on their plate as is, but I would think and hope that this little bit of a facelift would not be a huge investment in time or energy. And it would bring a very interesting and fun element to the game for those of us who love digging into the numbers like this. Would love to read some additional thoughts on this. Attached Images