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I've always wondered this. I'm just assuming it has something to do with player salary in relationship to budget?nick wrote:Q, how does revenue sharing work? i feel like paying $27 mil in rev sharing is a tad high
viewtopic.php?f=109&t=31761nick wrote:Q, how does revenue sharing work? i feel like paying $27 mil in rev sharing is a tad high
Whit for the win!Whittness10 wrote:viewtopic.php?f=109&t=31761nick wrote:Q, how does revenue sharing work? i feel like paying $27 mil in rev sharing is a tad high
nick wrote:i apparently spend all my $$ on players and nothing else.
Since I've never cared about coaches, I just used to offer the best coaches whatever they wanted for all positions. Then I found myself paying I think over $40mil total on coaches, so I figured I should fix that.nick wrote:i just appointed my bench coach to manager, and called up my r ball hitting coach to coach in the majors. and apparently thats it
shel311 wrote:From that point on, when one coach leaves, I just appoint every coach below up 1 level, then go hire a new one at the lowest levels, it's saved me a ton of cash.
Cnasty wrote:9-9 and a 3 game sweep by the Titans and 2 big injuries.
Anxiety Reality setting in!!!
Everyone has their own opinion on this one. I've talked to a few guys that think the coaches only matter at the ML level, and some think that the coaches matter at every level, and will pay for the best. I stopped paying high dollar for coaches that are not at my ML level. I feel the players will develop the same whether you have a good coach at Short A or not.The_Niddler wrote:shel311 wrote:From that point on, when one coach leaves, I just appoint every coach below up 1 level, then go hire a new one at the lowest levels, it's saved me a ton of cash.
So you really want some bum handling your rookies?
May want to re-think that, but just an idea.
FWIW, my core group of my best 5 or 6 players last season, and basically my only half decent players are all either homegrown drafted guys or guys I traded for that spent time in my minors...including Vicente Reyes.The_Niddler wrote:shel311 wrote:From that point on, when one coach leaves, I just appoint every coach below up 1 level, then go hire a new one at the lowest levels, it's saved me a ton of cash.
So you really want some bum handling your rookies?
May want to re-think that, but just an idea.
shel311 wrote:FWIW, my core group of my best 5 or 6 players last season, and basically my only half decent players are all either homegrown drafted guys or guys I traded for that spent time in my minors...including Vicente Reyes.The_Niddler wrote:shel311 wrote:From that point on, when one coach leaves, I just appoint every coach below up 1 level, then go hire a new one at the lowest levels, it's saved me a ton of cash.
So you really want some bum handling your rookies?
May want to re-think that, but just an idea.
Well, take a look at those top 5 or so guys I spoke about. McGee/Castaneda/Reyes/Meyer/Spencer, and let me know if they're subpar type guys.ReignOnU wrote:shel311 wrote:FWIW, my core group of my best 5 or 6 players last season, and basically my only half decent players are all either homegrown drafted guys or guys I traded for that spent time in my minors...including Vicente Reyes.The_Niddler wrote:shel311 wrote:From that point on, when one coach leaves, I just appoint every coach below up 1 level, then go hire a new one at the lowest levels, it's saved me a ton of cash.
So you really want some bum handling your rookies?
May want to re-think that, but just an idea.
I'm not sure if that's good for your argument.
Dibs on Nick's sloppy seconds!!!nick wrote:speaking of minor leagues. next yr this team is gonna have a lot of new pieces. wont be resigning any of my expiring contracts as replacements are ready at most positions. I took advantage of that mega draft a few seasons back thankfully
Uuaww wrote:I sign about 2-3 minor leaguers every off season who seem to be in the 40-50 range for potential. sometimes a guy gets a massive boost and becomes legit (Josh Jackson).