Draft Pool Issue

[nuwildcat]

So I started a new MLB Quickstart and because I like to have consistent draft pools, I modify them to remove the real players coded into the draft pools. To do this, I delete all of the players in the original draft pool when it is announced and then have the game recreate a draft pool again five days later. My issue is that the new draft pools seem way too talented. I have done this now multiple times and get the same issue. Is there a way to tone down the players created? Attached are photos of the top of the original pool draft pool and then the new created one for reference.

[nuwildcat]

After playing around with the Traditional PCMs, I have gotten closer to a reasonable draft pool. I lowered all hitter ratings to .950 and all pitcher ratings to .850. Will this cause any problems for my league going forward if I never autofill rosters?

[Lukas Berger]

Originally Posted by nuwildcat

After playing around with the Traditional PCMs, I have gotten closer to a reasonable draft pool. I lowered all hitter ratings to .950 and all pitcher ratings to .850. Will this cause any problems for my league going forward if I never autofill rosters?

You'll probably have to try it and see. It may result in too low talent levels in the league going forward and a greater disparity between the top players and average/below average ones, but it may be fine too. Probably really just depends on your expectations.

Best way to experiment with something like this is just to make a copy of the league, then sim 25-50 years into the future and see if you're happy with the talent levels at that point in time. If not, tweak the PCM's and try again until you are.