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to say is not is to say they ever wereBigRy wrote:nick wrote:ya, its pretty much Miami/Houston vs the NL at this pointajalves wrote:The A.L. doesnt stand a chance this year.
Oooh now nick is being a meanie and says Bama is not a contender!
...But keep forgetting to turn it off in octobernick wrote:Start cruise control in April usuallySeeitsaveit13 wrote:You need to start cruise control in July next year instead of Augustnick wrote:yay lost Hayden for 3 months.
Mediocrity!Cnasty wrote:6 teams within 1 game of the final wildcard spot in the AL.
Parity!
I'm confident that he can get to sustainability from where he is. I'm not saying it's easy, but I'm saying it's very possible. He's done a lot of things right. I could go into crazy detail about how to make the finances work from here, but a key thing that you have to remember is that his profit isn't capped. If he starts generating revenue and figures out how to move the expensive pieces for cheap/talented players, that $100m that he's going to be sitting at when the season ends can disappear by the end of 2035.shel311 wrote:The debt will get out of control, but who cares if he can win 1 or more.ReignOnU wrote:shel311 wrote:Your team isn't built for the long term. Your team will actually help my cyclical argument in about 3-4 seasons.Cnasty wrote:I thought we were friends.shel311 wrote:and now Cincy/LE.
I'm watching Boston closely. He has enormous debt... but if he plays his cards right, he can flip that into a perennial power.
I guess my main point is, Cincy has sustained it, LE is built to sustain it. But Boston definitely has a shelf life that will expire. The dominos will start falling after 2034 when Vandal becomes a free agent or is traded.
anyway who understands numbers knows you build for 162 games and whatever happens in 7 happens. I build for 162, I cant control small sample randomness. Maybe this playoffs ill play the "whoa is me" card all chat and maybe I'll win like youSeeitsaveit13 wrote:...But keep forgetting to turn it off in octobernick wrote:Start cruise control in April usuallySeeitsaveit13 wrote:You need to start cruise control in July next year instead of Augustnick wrote:yay lost Hayden for 3 months.
Yup. You're right. The sim processed my lack of faith in my team and felt bad for me. You should try it!nick wrote:anyway who understands numbers knows you build for 162 games and whatever happens in 7 happens. I build for 162, I cant control small sample randomness. Maybe this playoffs ill play the "whoa is me" card all chat and maybe I'll win like youSeeitsaveit13 wrote:...But keep forgetting to turn it off in octobernick wrote:Start cruise control in April usuallySeeitsaveit13 wrote:You need to start cruise control in July next year instead of Augustnick wrote:yay lost Hayden for 3 months.
ReignOnU wrote:
I'm confident that he can get to sustainability from where he is. I'm not saying it's easy, but I'm saying it's very possible. He's done a lot of things right. I could go into crazy detail about how to make the finances work from here, but a key thing that you have to remember is that his profit isn't capped. If he starts generating revenue and figures out how to move the expensive pieces for cheap/talented players, that $100m that he's going to be sitting at when the season ends can disappear by the end of 2035.
Chicks dig the long ball!!!dakshdar wrote:It's really messed up how much better batting talent and depth is than pitching in our league vs real life.
Just as an example:
The best team OBP in MLB last year was the Dodgers at 0.333.
The average team OBP in the NDL AL right now is at 0.336.
The NDL Mitchell Report hasnt come out yetdakshdar wrote:It's really messed up how much better batting talent and depth is than pitching in our league vs real life.
Just as an example:
The best team OBP in MLB last year was the Dodgers at 0.333.
The average team OBP in the NDL AL right now is at 0.336.
Dave wouldn't like that. Sharing of strategy and all...Cnasty wrote:I wish he would as I need a finance consultant obviously as I don't see how I can shed the debt unless I have another fire sale in 2-3 years which of course I am trying to avoid with the moves I've made.
Alright, let's do this:ajalves wrote:The NDL Mitchell Report hasnt come out yetdakshdar wrote:It's really messed up how much better batting talent and depth is than pitching in our league vs real life.
Just as an example:
The best team OBP in MLB last year was the Dodgers at 0.333.
The average team OBP in the NDL AL right now is at 0.336.
shel311 wrote:
Who's the good, but not quite all time GREAT OOTPer wagging his finger at Congress? Pat Johnson, Domingo Valles?
Seeitsaveit13 wrote:shel311 wrote:
Who's the good, but not quite all time GREAT OOTPer wagging his finger at Congress? Pat Johnson, Domingo Valles?
Rojas
good game here.shel311 wrote:Alright, let's do this:ajalves wrote:The NDL Mitchell Report hasnt come out yetdakshdar wrote:It's really messed up how much better batting talent and depth is than pitching in our league vs real life.
Just as an example:
The best team OBP in MLB last year was the Dodgers at 0.333.
The average team OBP in the NDL AL right now is at 0.336.
Jaime Cruz = Barry Bonds
Jose Lopez - Mark McGwire(I think Lopez is the low average/big HR guy)
Big Cheese ARod = Well, ARod
Who's the good, but not quite all time GREAT OOTPer wagging his finger at Congress? Pat Johnson, Domingo Valles?
Cnasty wrote:I wish he would as I need a finance consultant obviously as I don't see how I can shed the debt unless I have another fire sale in 2-3 years which of course I am trying to avoid with the moves I've made.
Wu??shel311 wrote:Alright, let's do this:ajalves wrote:The NDL Mitchell Report hasnt come out yetdakshdar wrote:It's really messed up how much better batting talent and depth is than pitching in our league vs real life.
Just as an example:
The best team OBP in MLB last year was the Dodgers at 0.333.
The average team OBP in the NDL AL right now is at 0.336.
Jaime Cruz = Barry Bonds
Jose Lopez - Mark McGwire(I think Lopez is the low average/big HR guy)
Big Cheese ARod = Well, ARod
Who's the good, but not quite all time GREAT OOTPer wagging his finger at Congress? Pat Johnson, Domingo Valles?
