League Toals, Modifiers, financials etc. for Fictional League

Mister_G · 04-13-2013, 04:59 PM

I had a question for everyone. I want to start a fictional league and really take it from the ground up, starting with like 4 teams in the midwest with 15-man rosters, low financials, and league strategy set to my own liking...and then slowly expand this league across the country, changing how the game is played, the financials and rules along the way.

I know this can be a difficult task, so I wanted to ask for some help. Let's say I started with the totals and modifiers similar to the 1910 season and wanted to slowly get baseball to be played how it is today. What would be the best way of trying to do that, over say 50 years.

I also have the same question for financials. Let's say I wanted to start with attendance around like 500 per game with extremely low salaries and then eventually have modern-day attendance, salaries, revenue, etc. Wht's the best way to do this over time without screwing something up dramatically where I may have teams losing or making way too much money.

04-13-2013, 04:59 PM	#1
Mister_G All Star Reserve Join Date: Jan 2012 Posts: 576	League Toals, Modifiers, financials etc. for Fictional League I had a question for everyone. I want to start a fictional league and really take it from the ground up, starting with like 4 teams in the midwest with 15-man rosters, low financials, and league strategy set to my own liking...and then slowly expand this league across the country, changing how the game is played, the financials and rules along the way. I know this can be a difficult task, so I wanted to ask for some help. Let's say I started with the totals and modifiers similar to the 1910 season and wanted to slowly get baseball to be played how it is today. What would be the best way of trying to do that, over say 50 years. I also have the same question for financials. Let's say I wanted to start with attendance around like 500 per game with extremely low salaries and then eventually have modern-day attendance, salaries, revenue, etc. Wht's the best way to do this over time without screwing something up dramatically where I may have teams losing or making way too much money.