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Here is another great example: William Rummler, a LF, expects to be in the starting lineup even though he played just 27 games in MLB in 1916 and was in the AA minors otherwise. His ratings are quite good, but they're not better than Burt Shotton, the other LF at his position on the St. Louis Browns. Their ratings are virtually equal, but one expects to be in the starting lineup and the other in the middle of the lineup.
I've had to turn off morale because there are just far too many instances like this, where players are expecting to be starters, and they all end up with very low morale. I had never tried playing with morale until now, but it's just not usable under these circumstances.
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