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Minors (Rookie Ball)
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 40
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Feeder League Players dumped to Free Agency?
I'm trying to set up a world where there is no amateur draft, but still have a feeder league that releases players into free agency when the age limit is reached. I've tried doing it a few different ways:
1) Independent feeder league. Problem with this is that I can't find a way to make the players in the feeder league have major league potential ratings. Traditional PCM's all set to 1.00 and sabermetric PCMs set to .400 gives maybe one or two players over thousands that have major league potentials. Moving Sabermetric PCMs to 1.00 only serves to make every player major league quality in current ratings at age 16. 2) Feeder league that feeds into a major league that doesn't have an amateur draft. Ratings are not the problem here, those look great as they should. Problem here is that the feeder league players just sit in limbo as being draft eligible for eternity. 3) Feeder league that feeds into a major league with one round draft. I don't want to have a draft, but I figured maybe if I had a one round draft where the best players are drafted, the rest would get dumped into free agency after the draft. This does not happen. The players are over the age maximum for the feeder league but apparently return to school when they are not eligible to play. The best would be to have the feeder league simply dump all players over the age eligibility into the free agency pool after the season has ended! Is there any way to make this happen? No, the answer I'm looking for is not a draft. I don't want a draft, I want to simulate a free market system for players coming out of amateur ball. |
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All Star Starter
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Fresno, CA by way of Texas
Posts: 1,754
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Try:
* Independent feeder that is set to feed to a major league. That should give you the major league quality that you need. I have an indy college league that feeds into my major league and I don't see any problems with talent level (ie. too much or too little). You need to make sure the age limits for the indy feeder are set or else you'll have older players returning back. Also what level is your league set at. Mine is college. Not sure if that makes a difference. *Then set your major league to a 1 round ammy draft. Make sure the major league is set to receive the players from the independent feeder league. That SHOULD work because that's exactly how mine is set up (although mine is set to a 6 round draft). The players that are not drafted show up as free agents. In your scenario #3 I'm assuming you set this up from a traditional feeder league not an independent one. |
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Minors (Rookie Ball)
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 40
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Still only getting this kind of talent when doing an Indy College Feeder League attached to my Major League like you described:
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All Star Starter
Join Date: Jul 2009
Location: Fresno, CA by way of Texas
Posts: 1,754
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The PCM's for your major league are 1.00 right?
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Minors (Rookie Ball)
Join Date: Oct 2004
Posts: 40
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Correct, just double checked that.
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