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texasmame · 05-25-2026, 12:47 PM

Specifically for starting pitchers.

There are several notable omissions on the computer generated list to pick from. Sure, I could use the manual selection, then I'd have to pick the entire All-Star team and don't want to do that. I'd just like the guys who are 3rd and 4th in ERA for starters to be able to be voted on the team.

There are players who have fewer innings pitched and starts that are on the list, so it's not that they are ineligible and they have been on the same team the whole time, so it's not like they've split time between leagues, which I guess I could see as a reason for exclusion.

Devs: Any way for me to edit this so that they are on the list as they should be?

Robert, help!

05-25-2026, 12:47 PM	#1
texasmame All Star Starter Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Planet Texas Posts: 1,721	All-Star eligibility - how does the AI determine this? Specifically for starting pitchers. There are several notable omissions on the computer generated list to pick from. Sure, I could use the manual selection, then I'd have to pick the entire All-Star team and don't want to do that. I'd just like the guys who are 3rd and 4th in ERA for starters to be able to be voted on the team. There are players who have fewer innings pitched and starts that are on the list, so it's not that they are ineligible and they have been on the same team the whole time, so it's not like they've split time between leagues, which I guess I could see as a reason for exclusion. Devs: Any way for me to edit this so that they are on the list as they should be? Robert, help! __________________ Managing and rebuilding the 98-loss TOKYO THUNDER. 62-19 at the ALL-STAR BREAK. 11 game lead in the NL West.