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mitchkenn · 03-06-2016, 12:59 PM

i'm sure you probably know about The Negro Leagues Book - edited by Dick Clark & Larry Lester. It has rosters of the Negro Leagues from the 1880's until 1955. Pretty spendy last time i saw it an Amazon though and i'm pretty certain it's out of print. Still it's an amazing source of info, if it could be found in a library. Just a heads up in case you didn't know about it.

i'd LOVE it if you and Big Rod could figure out how to get those players into the OOTP. Just a question. Would it be as a minor league, or as a feeder or a quickstart, or ???? ? If it wasn't a minor i'd have to figure out how to use those other options to get the players included into the regular game. i'm certain there are tutorials out there.

Good luck and looking forward to your progress. Thanks for the info and all your efforts. This place & you guys are amazing.

03-06-2016, 12:59 PM	#5
mitchkenn Hall Of Famer Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: Oregon, not by design Posts: 2,872	i'm sure you probably know about The Negro Leagues Book - edited by Dick Clark & Larry Lester. It has rosters of the Negro Leagues from the 1880's until 1955. Pretty spendy last time i saw it an Amazon though and i'm pretty certain it's out of print. Still it's an amazing source of info, if it could be found in a library. Just a heads up in case you didn't know about it. i'd LOVE it if you and Big Rod could figure out how to get those players into the OOTP. Just a question. Would it be as a minor league, or as a feeder or a quickstart, or ???? ? If it wasn't a minor i'd have to figure out how to use those other options to get the players included into the regular game. i'm certain there are tutorials out there. Good luck and looking forward to your progress. Thanks for the info and all your efforts. This place & you guys are amazing. __________________ "This is my opening farewell " - Jackson Browne “They make a desolation and call it peace.” ― Agha Shahid Ali "Maybe she just has to sing, for the sake of the song - And who do I think that I am to decide that she's wrong." - Townes Van Zandt "I saw a young man leaning on his wooden crutch - He called out to me, 'Don't ask for so much' And a young woman leaning in her darkened door She cried out to me, 'Why not ask for more?' " - Leonard Cohen "Hello darkness, my old Friend ...." - Paul Simon Before Mays, before DiMaggio, there was Oscar Charleston. "All the lies about Babe Ruth are true." - Waite Hoyt Avatar is the late great Townes Van Zandt. rip.