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thehef · 12-29-2008, 09:46 PM

Just wondering if Rondell Tate and/or SteveP have an updates on how their workarounds for this are coming along... Also, a question for each:

Rondell - When you say, "if a AAA league starts batting at, say, .850 (in relation to the bigs), knock it down to .650...," what are you saying is batting at .850? I don't think that would be the relation of the AAA league batting avg compared to the Majors league batting avg. Where would you find this .850 number (or what numbers would you use to calculate it)?

SteveP - As I understand your workaround, you're basically ending up with AA players on your AAA teams and A players on your AA teams (or something like that). Over time, though, won't some of the existing fictional players (and new ones created over the years) become the kind of excellent fictional player that you are trying to prevent? Or perhaps I'm missing something.

Thanks in advance.

12-29-2008, 09:46 PM	#6
thehef Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 5,345	Just wondering if Rondell Tate and/or SteveP have an updates on how their workarounds for this are coming along... Also, a question for each: Rondell - When you say, "if a AAA league starts batting at, say, .850 (in relation to the bigs), knock it down to .650...," what are you saying is batting at .850? I don't think that would be the relation of the AAA league batting avg compared to the Majors league batting avg. Where would you find this .850 number (or what numbers would you use to calculate it)? SteveP - As I understand your workaround, you're basically ending up with AA players on your AAA teams and A players on your AA teams (or something like that). Over time, though, won't some of the existing fictional players (and new ones created over the years) become the kind of excellent fictional player that you are trying to prevent? Or perhaps I'm missing something. Thanks in advance.