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Eric · 06-21-2006, 01:19 AM

I'm running with the 1st patch. I did a historical replay with 2004 players (using Lahman's database) and an inaugral draft. I did autosim up to the All-star game (about 100 games into the season).

The ERA leader is somebody I don't recognize - B. Seay (CHA). I open up his report and see that he's just a middle reliver who has only pitch 37 innings.
What's interesting is that the top 4 guys are on the American League (CHA, KCA, DET, OAK) and are all relievers! The ones that follow are from the National League and they have pitched enough innings to qualify.

I'm thinking that the equation used to determine the ERA leader for League 1 (which is the American League) doesn't do the math for qualifiying correctly.

06-21-2006, 01:19 AM	#1
Eric All Star Starter Join Date: May 2002 Location: Folsom, CA Posts: 1,234	ERA league leader does not qualify I'm running with the 1st patch. I did a historical replay with 2004 players (using Lahman's database) and an inaugral draft. I did autosim up to the All-star game (about 100 games into the season). The ERA leader is somebody I don't recognize - B. Seay (CHA). I open up his report and see that he's just a middle reliver who has only pitch 37 innings. What's interesting is that the top 4 guys are on the American League (CHA, KCA, DET, OAK) and are all relievers! The ones that follow are from the National League and they have pitched enough innings to qualify. I'm thinking that the equation used to determine the ERA leader for League 1 (which is the American League) doesn't do the math for qualifiying correctly. Attached Images