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Jim Unknown is consistently too strong in historical minors. I have sampled historical minors in the 1920s, 1940s, and 1970s. So far, every Jim Unknown I've encountered has been a 4- or 5-star player, and often the best player on the team. J. Unknowns are necessary, but shouldn't they simply be a league average player? The result is that the AI will start name players, and then bring a series of J. Unknown pinch hitters in the 9th inning to mount 4- and 5-run rallies. Takes away from the immersion of this great feature.
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