All star take II

[Drayjones007]

Carlos Salazar entered the all star break with a record of 12-1 with an ERA of 2.24, and never got a single vote, and didn't make the all star team......That's just wrong right there, lol. Opponents were hitting .230 against him, and his Quality start % was .765.....

[SirMichaelJordan]

Originally Posted by Matt Arnold

Whether the guy is on the ballot is based more on OSA ratings. So if he's not one of your 3 top pitchers, changing AS options won't get him on the ballot.

That being said, the players who actually get elected to the game as subs after the starters are voted in are based on actual performance, so if he's doing really well he will likely end up getting in to the game anyways.

This post explained why.

Is the player's OVR low? If thats the case then you might want to look into playing with a stat heavy AI evaluation setting.

His OVR rating should get him on the ballot and depending where you set importance of popularity, his popularity level should get him votes (or not if he's not popular)

Also checking the option to force the all star team to represent all teams can also help get an overlooked player in.

[r0nster]

I do wonder how he got the understanding of NO votes.

Is there a way to see how many votes a player gets??? NOT talking via email where it shows the top 3 to 5 vote getters at each position.

[Drayjones007]

my assumption of no votes is directly tied to the fact he isn't even on the top vote getters ballot count. ...pitchers that had 8 wins tops, with 5 plus losses got in. So that is my thought on it, he just isn't known and didn't get votes