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Old 04-04-2016, 12:26 PM   #1
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Error calculating free agent costs

Free Agents signed to minor league contracts, for example 2,000,000 to a minor league contract, are not having the $2,000,000 out of the team's finances. I had 52 million available, signed several minor league free agents for a total of 5 million. Before the FA's signed the money was taken out of my available funds, after they signed the money was back in my available funds.
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Old 04-04-2016, 12:57 PM   #2
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Free Agents signed to minor league contracts, for example 2,000,000 to a minor league contract, are not having the $2,000,000 out of the team's finances. I had 52 million available, signed several minor league free agents for a total of 5 million. Before the FA's signed the money was taken out of my available funds, after they signed the money was back in my available funds.
Are you talking bonuses here? Minor league contracts carry no monetary value in OOTP.

The bonus component of FA willing to sign minor league contracts is flawed. No team IRL would give a bonus anywhere near the MLB minimum to a player not worth the min MLB salary.
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Old 04-04-2016, 03:24 PM   #3
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some players are asking for say 470,000 in signing bonus, they are usually players who have not been in the majors yet and have some decent potential. I agree that no team would pay 2 million for such a player but every now and then an above average player is available and you have another team bidding against you driving the price up. As I said, the money you pay them is not taken out of your budget.
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some players are asking for say 470,000 in signing bonus, they are usually players who have not been in the majors yet and have some decent potential. I agree that no team would pay 2 million for such a player but every now and then an above average player is available and you have another team bidding against you driving the price up. As I said, the money you pay them is not taken out of your budget.
So there are two bugs. One that allows a bonus bidding war for players not worth a minimum MLB contract. Doesn't happen IRL. The other bug is that the bonus doesn't come out of your $$ available.

Fix the first first IMO.
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So there are two bugs. One that allows a bonus bidding war for players not worth a minimum MLB contract. Doesn't happen IRL.
The problem here is that there are too many promising six year minor league free agents, and the AI often won't attempt to resign them after their 6 years are up. I think it may be a result of the new development system creating more players with potential. I've definitely got some steals until I stopped cheesing the AI

As for the contract thing, yeh that should be easy enough to fix. I've also had it happen that my amateur IFAs weren't counted properly against my available money, not sure if that's related to this issue.
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The problem here is that there are too many promising six year minor league free agents, and the AI often won't attempt to resign them after their 6 years are up. I think it may be a result of the new development system creating more players with potential. I've definitely got some steals until I stopped cheesing the AI

As for the contract thing, yeh that should be easy enough to fix. I've also had it happen that my amateur IFAs weren't counted properly against my available money, not sure if that's related to this issue.
Six year minor league FA mean nothing in OOTP.
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Six year minor league FA mean nothing in OOTP.
It hasn't in the past, it definitely does this year. That's why you see the additional listing on your salary arbitration screen. As a human you can just right click and then click off minor league extension and they'll accept unless they have close to a year service time, in which case they may insist on a major league contract. The AI doesn't always do this so you get a bunch of potential late bloomers in the FA pool. Here is what 2022 looked liked and my 3B that I got a few years earlier as a minor league free agent.
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