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stltduggan · 05-26-2016, 04:45 PM

Yeah my teams are averaging more than 25 home runs. Since I am using historical players from all era's I am constantly playing around with the yearly modifiers to try and give the traditional home run hitters (Ruth, Mays, Stanton etc.) a chance to hit numbers more like what they actually produced. I make a lot of in season adjustments and chart all of them. The only difference I notice is in the middle tier power hitters sometimes have an unusually big year, say 40 home runs, when the most they ever hit may have been 25 in real life. The non power guys like my shortstop only had 1 home run this year so it doesn.t seem to effect them too much.

05-26-2016, 04:45 PM	#5
stltduggan Bat Boy Join Date: May 2016 Posts: 6	Thanks for the reply Reed Yeah my teams are averaging more than 25 home runs. Since I am using historical players from all era's I am constantly playing around with the yearly modifiers to try and give the traditional home run hitters (Ruth, Mays, Stanton etc.) a chance to hit numbers more like what they actually produced. I make a lot of in season adjustments and chart all of them. The only difference I notice is in the middle tier power hitters sometimes have an unusually big year, say 40 home runs, when the most they ever hit may have been 25 in real life. The non power guys like my shortstop only had 1 home run this year so it doesn.t seem to effect them too much.