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Old 11-26-2004, 05:01 PM   #1
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OOTP6 and the case of the disappearing manager

One of the players in my online league wrote me a note stating that they were protesting the migration to OOTP 6 because their Legendary pitching coach, who was under contract for one more year, is suddenly no where to be found.

He isn't with the team, and isn't with the "free agent" managers either.

Did the guy just retire? And if so, shouldn't that be mentioned somewhere? Or is this a glitch of some sort. The player wants me to "re-migrate" the league and continue to do so until his full under contract rosters are intact - something I don't really want to do.

Now, I have noticed some incosistencies. For example, I had Josh Phelps signed for $5.7 million BUT this year he was to go to arbitration for considerable cost saving (est $2.4 I think). After migrating to OOTP6, however, I see that for some reason, instead of going through arbitration his contract was extended a full year so THIS year he is arbitration eligible at the end of the year and he will again make $5.7 million.

Is this common as well?
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Old 11-26-2004, 05:15 PM   #2
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Retired, thought this was fixed as no one has mentioned it recently. Is everyone using the EXACT same game version?
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Old 11-26-2004, 05:16 PM   #3
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Yes... we are all using 6.11...

I went and took a look at his team, and while the retirement is not noted in the main league files, under his Team's news files it is listed.
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Old 11-26-2004, 06:26 PM   #4
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Now, I have noticed some incosistencies. For example, I had Josh Phelps signed for $5.7 million BUT this year he was to go to arbitration for considerable cost saving (est $2.4 I think). After migrating to OOTP6, however, I see that for some reason, instead of going through arbitration his contract was extended a full year so THIS year he is arbitration eligible at the end of the year and he will again make $5.7 million.
You seem to have figured out that coaches/scouts do retire and the only place to find note of it is under the Team News. At least Markus has now apparently fixed the bug where retiring coaches were having charges erroneously added to the player expenses.

At this point you will not see players' salaries decrease through arbitration. I believe the limit in MLB is a 10% decrease through arbitration, so you could not see a $5.7M to $2.4 decrease there either. So you should not even really pay attention when the arbitration number on the salary report shows a lower number. I have seen many cases of a guy having a great year before his first trip to arbitration so that he gets a big salary the next year, but he never "deserves" that much though he still gets it his last two years of arbitration.

What you may be able to do is get a player to sign an extension even though he is arbitration-eligible. In your siutation above you probably would not get the whole discount down to $2.4M/yr, but you might get him cheaper than $5.7M/yr. That may not be allowed in your league rules though.
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Old 11-26-2004, 07:57 PM   #5
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If he retired

If he retired it will be under team news or transaction news for your team
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