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wdoupis wrote:Stars win in sports, I can not count how many times you have said its all about blues. So I counted the top guys, I do not think it matters who is winning the 13-18 range and if we did rank them it would be pretty much even.

Blues in the lineup:

Richmond 6(from the sounds of it, only 5 will play at a time)
Sheltown 5

Blues in the rotation:

Richmond 3
Sheltown 4

First off eff the whole 70 and above are blues thing we have now. 76 and above per OSA you have 2 blues. Garbage and Rivera and Rivera falls in to that whole potential thing you started earlier.

OC and Terry are true elite blues and easily the two best guys. Tavares is on his way, Foster is with the bat.

Richmond>Sheltown

wdoupis wrote:First off eff the whole 70 and above are blues thing we have now. 76 and above

Players 76 and above overall rating:


Rotations:

Sheltown: Scout - 4 / OSA - 4
Richmond: Scout - 1 / OSA - 1

Lineup:

Sheltown: Scout - 1 / OSA - 1
Richmond: Scout - 2 / OSA - 2



Total:

Sheltown: 5/5
Richmond: 3/3



Where we moving the goalposts next?

i do commend shel, choosing to be in Boston's division was super smart. He has a permanent built in excuse.... If only I wasn't in the same division as Boston...

Uuaww wrote:i do commend shel, choosing to be in Boston's division was super smart.

If by smart, you meant the worst OOTP division ever, you nailed it!!!

Also, none of us saw BOS turning into THIS when we did realignment.

shel311 wrote:

Uuaww wrote:i do commend shel, choosing to be in Boston's division was super smart.

If by smart, you meant the worst OOTP division ever, you nailed it!!!

Also, none of us saw BOS turning into THIS when we did realignment.

I did.... Why I left

Yeah, Boston was easily on track to this prior to realignment. Don't you remember Kevin and his 3 years of realignment requests because of this

Total WAR last season:

Lineup:

Richmond: 26.9
Sheltown: 15

Rotation:

Richmond: 9.7
Sheltown: 16.3


Total:

Richmond: 36.6
Sheltown: 31.3


If we swapped divisions, I'm fairly certain I would have been ahead of Richmond. The 2 best rotations in the game I had to face 19 times each had everything to do with the much lower WAR difference, obviously. The average winning % of the 4 teams in my division was .560 compared to .516 for Richmond...not really close at all. I also have a 73 rated IFA who counts as 0 WAR for last season as well.

There is no way that your lineup is 12 war worse just because you faced Boston and NE 38 times. I faced them 14 times so you really believe those 24 games make up a difference of 11.9 in war, you are better than this. Just think, last year my guys didn't even hit their potentials yet

1. The difference to make up is only 5.3, not 11.9.

And as I said, I have an IFA who probably cuts that difference in half.

The 11.9 is the difference in the lineup, not the overall as the pitching we agreed was a wash 2 pages ago lol. You have your IFA, I have a full year of Martinez, growth of Tavares, Valencia, and Diaz.... Lucky for you Foster got hurt or I'd have a full year there too

RICHMOND WINS

wdoupis wrote: RICHMOND WINS

In Billy's heart!!!

Las Vegas Outlaws roster down to 25, ready for the start of the season!

Wtf does DTD out two weeks mean? Fuck

cougnix wrote:Wtf does DTD out two weeks mean? Fuck

You can still put them in the lineup, just with diminished returns and the possibility of the injury getting worse

2 or so more hours till first real box score. Good luck everyone (except Boston, I hope they all go down with career ending injuries )

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