.400 hitter really a .400 hitter? OOTP15 - Page 2

battists · 06-28-2015, 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by fairwarning

I left the league months ago but I post to discourage others from wasting their time by joining the league, unless they want to ***kiss their way into an admin position.

Alright, man, I'm out. This is wayyyy too much drama for me over an online baseball league. Good luck with your mission!

MrFridayMorning · 06-29-2015, 06:00 AM

So your allegations rest on experienced, veteran owners having better teams? Guys who have been playing together in the same league for 10 years with the same teams...

We've seen it all the time with new owners. When there's an opening, they come in and "rebuild" shipping everyone out for prospects. They stick around for a season or two then a new owner comes in and does the same thing. Teams in online leagues that suffer from turnover suffer from never realizing their potential.

So it shouldn't surprise anyone when the more stable teams perform better long term. Not only are they developing talent but their acquiring talent during these rebuilds.

Please grind your ax elsewhere. This is a good league made up by a great group of guys that's been around a long time. 12 of the 30 members have been here since the inaugural. Please just let us play our game.

fairwarning · 07-23-2015, 07:53 AM

MrFridayMorning is one of the admins so his comments are meaningless.

And those new owners are practically raped in trades by the core members that allegedly care so much about fair play since no one in leadership gives a **** about policing trades since raping new owners is how they restock their talent.

fairwarning · 07-23-2015, 07:53 AM

MrFridayMorning is one of the admins so his comments are meaningless.

And those new owners are practically raped in trades by the core members that allegedly care so much about fair play since no one in leadership gives a **** about policing trades since raping new owners is how they restock their talent.

MmmRocks · 08-15-2015, 10:50 AM

No, this is not fishy. Ted Williams was a career .344 hitter and he hit .400 in a season.

Cadieux39 · 09-09-2015, 04:03 PM

This has nothing to do with online leagues and I'm ignoring allegations of foul play or fair play.

In my fictional league, fictional players, in 1978 using the modifiers for players stats to reflect 1978 statistics. A shortstop hit exactly .400 for that one 1978 season. he played 100 games of a 124 game season. This player was on an Ai team and is an average .350 hitter.

I kind of wish it was players on my team setting records like that haha.

06-29-2015, 06:00 AM	#22
MrFridayMorning Minors (Rookie Ball) Join Date: Apr 2014 Posts: 38	So your allegations rest on experienced, veteran owners having better teams? Guys who have been playing together in the same league for 10 years with the same teams... We've seen it all the time with new owners. When there's an opening, they come in and "rebuild" shipping everyone out for prospects. They stick around for a season or two then a new owner comes in and does the same thing. Teams in online leagues that suffer from turnover suffer from never realizing their potential. So it shouldn't surprise anyone when the more stable teams perform better long term. Not only are they developing talent but their acquiring talent during these rebuilds. Please grind your ax elsewhere. This is a good league made up by a great group of guys that's been around a long time. 12 of the 30 members have been here since the inaugural. Please just let us play our game.

07-23-2015, 07:53 AM	#23
fairwarning Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 14	MrFridayMorning is one of the admins so his comments are meaningless. And those new owners are practically raped in trades by the core members that allegedly care so much about fair play since no one in leadership gives a **** about policing trades since raping new owners is how they restock their talent.

08-15-2015, 10:50 AM	#25
MmmRocks Minors (Double A) Join Date: Nov 2013 Posts: 152 Infractions: 0/1 (3)	No, this is not fishy. Ted Williams was a career .344 hitter and he hit .400 in a season.

09-09-2015, 04:03 PM	#26
Cadieux39 Minors (Single A) Join Date: Sep 2015 Location: Canada Posts: 65	This has nothing to do with online leagues and I'm ignoring allegations of foul play or fair play. In my fictional league, fictional players, in 1978 using the modifiers for players stats to reflect 1978 statistics. A shortstop hit exactly .400 for that one 1978 season. he played 100 games of a 124 game season. This player was on an Ai team and is an average .350 hitter. I kind of wish it was players on my team setting records like that haha.