Fu-po dong so very very wrong

[Arlie Latham]

So, I'm playing my Major League of Professional Base Ball Players, established in 1800 with the idea of having 70 full years of baseball history before the real players start to arrive.

Now, for some reason, I'll get foreign players in the draft, even though I'd only like to have Europeans and Canadians in the 19th century.

Anyway, I have a draft of 3 rounds to keep some blood coming into the league. One of these players? A Korean pitcher named Fu-po Dong. You might snigger at this name, but oh, just wait. Here was the play by play during a pennant game when he was on the mound.

The Monarchs lead the series 2 games to 1.
Lasse Wondergem is the batter. He's hitting .340 this season.
Dong to the rubber.
Here's the delivery...

So very very wrong.

[Curtis]

Originally Posted by Arlie Latham

Dong to the rubber.[/I]

I see your point…

On a related topic, have you tried reducing the numbers for the baseball strengths of the nations from which you don't want players, down to 1 (or 0, if that's possible)? It won't eliminate unwanted foreigners, but it should cut them down. You could review them every ten or twenty years, and raise them as needed.

[Arlie Latham]

Thanks, I hadn't thought of editing the world as far as baseball strength.