DRWebs wrote:I bet there's others that feel the same way and I'd wager some of them "ask manager" for team strategy, lineups, and/or bullpen
I have never adjusted team strategy. I have over rode team strategy for individual players, but yeah...that strategy stuff seems waaaaaay to time consuming
I am a Horse Guy so here is your Odds for this years playoffs 2060
Orange County 2-1------- Has rolled all year looking good going in even with munoz's hot head.
Washington 3-1--------- Back to Back? has a real good shot at it.
Richmond 4-1--------- (All in) this year but still could come up short
Steel City 5-1------- Maybe on Bill O'Rorke's back? not out of it
Cooksville 8-1....... Jose Rodriguez is a very dangerous man good team but also could come up short
New York 12-1......... My Dark horse. I think they will make a deep run.
Miami-15-1........ Jeff Patterson injury going to hurt but Not many better then Seals and Bugress Combo. can be Dangerous.
Atlanta 15-1...... 50 year wait is over and came in hot but to many better teams ahead.
Nashville 18-1..... Team can hit, Pitching needs to step up and if so can be dangerous.
Alabama 20-1..... Won the Central again but that is not saying much. Team seems to be going downhill and old. Can they make one more run?
San Francisco 25-1.... Hot very late but i am not buying it was vs not so good teams.They will have to hit. Pitching is strong.
Seattle 30-1..... Not bad for a full roster over hall. Traded all of the 2059 playoff team and still made the playoff's. Pitching is to weak and Smith cant pitch each day.
Only 2 records broken this year, both already discussed:
Cactus breaks his own SB record and ends with 115...will he opt out?
Art Porter ends with a ridiculous softball like record of allowing 61 home runs...yes 61!!!
He has allowed 134HR the last 3 years in 508 innings...thats 1HR every 3 innings or so if my fuzzy math is right.
DRWebs wrote:I bet there's others that feel the same way and I'd wager some of them "ask manager" for team strategy, lineups, and/or bullpen
I have never adjusted team strategy. I have over rode team strategy for individual players, but yeah...that strategy stuff seems waaaaaay to time consuming
Over budget and doesn't set strategy? NOT LEGIT!!!
Graywolf357 wrote:I am a Horse Guy so here is your Odds for this years playoffs 2060
Orange County 2-1------- Has rolled all year looking good going in even with munoz's hot head.
Washington 3-1--------- Back to Back? has a real good shot at it.
Richmond 4-1--------- (All in) this year but still could come up short
Steel City 5-1------- Maybe on Bill O'Rorke's back? not out of it
Cooksville 8-1....... Jose Rodriguez is a very dangerous man good team but also could come up short
New York 12-1......... My Dark horse. I think they will make a deep run.
Miami-15-1........ Jeff Patterson injury going to hurt but Not many better then Seals and Bugress Combo. can be Dangerous.
Atlanta 15-1...... 50 year wait is over and came in hot but to many better teams ahead.
Nashville 18-1..... Team can hit, Pitching needs to step up and if so can be dangerous.
Alabama 20-1..... Won the Central again but that is not saying much. Team seems to be going downhill and old. Can they make one more run?
San Francisco 25-1.... Hot very late but i am not buying it was vs not so good teams.They will have to hit. Pitching is strong.
Seattle 30-1..... Not bad for a full roster over hall. Traded all of the 2059 playoff team and still made the playoff's. Pitching is to weak and Smith cant pitch each day.
This is some good stuff, good enough that I'll amend my pick to have Seattle advancing!
Cnasty wrote:Only 2 records broken this year, both already discussed:
Cactus breaks his own SB record and ends with 115...will he opt out?
Art Porter ends with a ridiculous softball like record of allowing 61 home runs...yes 61!!!
He has allowed 134HR the last 3 years in 508 innings...thats 1HR every 3 innings or so if my fuzzy math is right.
Cnasty wrote:Only 2 records broken this year, both already discussed:
Cactus breaks his own SB record and ends with 115...will he opt out?
Art Porter ends with a ridiculous softball like record of allowing 61 home runs...yes 61!!!
He has allowed 134HR the last 3 years in 508 innings...thats 1HR every 3 innings or so if my fuzzy math is right.
wdoupis wrote:Why is that funny? They would be great series I think. Reyes and Oliver are not the pitchers they were when the season started.
As far as Webby. He’s crazy, he will roll SF
Reyes and Oliver may not be the pitchers they were, but they're still great pitchers. Would it be fair to say they went from elite superstars to great superstars? They still finished 38-14 with a combined 3.42 ERA. Perhaps that ERA is a tad higher than their norm, but it's not like you don't have the bats to cover any discrepancies in the pitching game. I don't have enough bats to keep up this season. STC, I think they'll give you a run for your money though. It may very well come down to a 5 game series for STC and me though. But on the other hand, my team has had his number in the regular season so by OOTP standards....I'm done for
Reyes is still really good for sure, I wouldn’t say the same for Oliver but my big advantage wasn’t having four legit #1s. I still have awesome starting pitching and as talented a team as anyone but it’s not as potent of a team as I had hoped when I put it together this offseason or even in June
And great post Graywolf although I’d have Washington as overall favorite. OCD is awesome but he got to play in the worst division of all time so that helped quite a bit
