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03-09-2016, 10:08 PM | #181 |
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Have a question. I'm really liking the stat output using 1984, except for one thing strikeouts. I'm getting one guy each season with over 300 strikeouts and I'm not talking about guys just reaching 300, they are doing it and then some. 1985 Pat Malone 352. 1986 Pat Malone 362. 1987 Pat Malone 352. 1988 was only 271 for Bill Singer, but 1989 has Lefty Gomez with 379 with the possibility of 2 more starts. Overall, it looks like teams are whiffing about 100 more than the average real 84 team.
How would I go about lowering strikeouts? Like I said above, I like what I'm getting in other categories, but 300 K's should be rare, not an every year thing. |
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I used to monkey with the LTMs, but I've let it go and accept what comes now. You can play with the LTM for strikeouts, but be very gentle with it - it's very sensitive and you might go too far the other way if you don't watch it (that's what caused me to stop messing with LTMs - offense started to get a little too hot - I'm going through a period that was quite offensive IRL right now, but it seems to have calmed down again - hopefully that'll happen for you - best I can offer for now). Hope it sorts itself out for you. *fingers crossed* |
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Lefty Gomez update. Start number 34 of the season saw him whiff only 4 batters to bring his total to 383. He followed that up with a 15 k outing in his next start and now has 398 for the season. There are 5 games left, so he could very well(shouldn't because his team has already clinched and the game he would pitch would push him back in the World Series, but this is OOTP and I don't use expanded rosters)whiff 400+ for the season.
I think before I tamper with the LTM's I want to try autocalc. I'm thinking that might help. 1984 had normal K numbers, it's the seasons following that have been getting a little out of hand. Do you run autocalc and if so, when do you run it? |
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Todd Helton is 5 games away from winning the Triple Crown. He has a healthy lead in the batting race and RBI, but is only 2 (41-39) ahead of Steve Balboni in home runs. I'm pulling for him.
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Nope. I don't have that box checked and I don't have import strategy settings checked either, or PCMs. The only one I do have checked is financials, but I always seem to have to update those, and I do that on the first day of the pre-season.
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Woot! Woot! Shoeless Joe Jackson and Mark McGwire coming into the game. Hall of Fame level players who will never get there IRL due to their transgressions. Also Kevin Millwood, Clay Buchholz, Tom Henke, LHRP Mike Stanton, Ian Kennedy, Shane Victorino, Milton Bradley, Tom Herr.
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1936 Draft includes Pedro J Martinez, Ozzie Smith, along with other notables such as Corey Kluber, Bobby Thomson, Dave Stewart and Gregg Zaun.
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...Also Mickey Mantle's string of five straight MVP awards from 1931-1935 will end in 1936 after he sustained a herniated disc in his neck on August 1st of 1936. He's still in the discussion, but he will not win it.
...And I finally have a 300 game winner as Steve Carlton reached the milestone on April 15th, 1936, and finished the year with 312 wins following his age 40 season. Reggie Smith is closing in on 600 HR, as he reached 596 this year. My HR leaderboard is now: Frank Robinson 643, Reggie Smith 596, Mike Schmidt 527, Rocky Colavito 517, Dave Kingman 511, and Darryl Strawberry 511. Hits leaderboard: Frank Robinson 3,578, Reggie Smith 3,305, Ken Griffey Sr. 3,256, Derrek Lee 3,197, Tillie Shaffer 3,022. |
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Looks like my league bit the dust. Mariano Duncan is locked into May 1st 1991 and his stats just keep compiling for that day. He is now 10-24 for May 1st and rising. UGH
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I forced retired him. Single game records are screwed up for hits and at bats in a game, but I think I will keep going.
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How many seasons? What settings do you have for stats detail, history, and transactions, etc for saving/keeping?
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Can you restore from a backup before the issue started?
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Decided to sim ahead some, I'm now in 1995. Ivan Rodriguez and Wade Boggs joined the 3000 hits club. Ken Griffey Jr. retired with 496 home runs, passing Vlad Guerrero(477) to become the new all time leader. Will I ever get a 500 guy? New members to the Hall are Johnny Mize, Ty Cobb, Dave Parker, Patrick Corbin, Cecil Fielder and Wade Boggs.
Fielder getting in is a complete mystery. Lifetime .255 hitter, 2241 hits, 1265 runs, 454 home runs, 1427 RBI 41.0 WAR. 38.1 JAWs(HOF~50) Black Ink 32(HOF~24) Gray Ink 124 (HOF~134) HOF Standard 37(HOF~53)HOF Monitor 116(HOF~142). He did have 2 MVP season, 1977 and 1979. In 77 he hit 59 home runs and drove in 161, both league records. 4 career silver slugger awards. He won 4 rings, earning World Series MVP honors in 1977. Have tons of studs in the league right now, with Ted Williams topping the list. He came in for the 95 season. Oh and Bob Buhl came in for the 1995 season as well. Not a big, but he's from Saginaw Michigan and my dad went to high school with him. . He also pitched for the short lived Saginaw Bears. |
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