Two issues.....

[jmshipman]

1.) Has anyone else experienced problems with the auto-generate lineup for your Triple A teams. When I hit the auto-generate button, it removes everyone from the lineup?

2.) Player fatigue - I've played my starters a ton of games and my catcher has been tired twice in roughly 50 games and a couple other players just once in 50 games. Others not at all.

[Steve Kuffrey]

1. Known.

2. Players have differing hidden fatigue factors, most have not seen this extreme I'd say.

[sporr]

Originally Posted by jmshipman

1.) Has anyone else experienced problems with the auto-generate lineup for your Triple A teams. When I hit the auto-generate button, it removes everyone from the lineup?

2.) Player fatigue - I've played my starters a ton of games and my catcher has been tired twice in roughly 50 games and a couple other players just once in 50 games. Others not at all.

1. This seems to be caused when the minor league team is missing a player rated to play a certain position.

2. This has a lot to do with how many off-days are in your schedule as well.

[orwell]

Originally Posted by Steve Kuffrey

1. Known.

2. Players have differing hidden fatigue factors, most have not seen this extreme I'd say.

I think I ran into similar issue, but on major-league level. I am lazy, and often rely on PC to set lineups, depth charts, etc. In this case, it would do nothing (everything blank.) I was able to tie the error to the fact that I had no "pure" catcher at the major-league level. However, I had a great player who was decent at catching (it was a secondary skill for him) whom I wanted to plug in at the position. The only way I was able to get the PC to generate lineups, etc., was to promote a catcher from AAA.

I know in real life you would never run a roster this way (no real catchers) but that's beside the point - it would be nice to have this fixed so program could slap backups into a fielding position if necessary....