Without any issues, it should be the 2007 real life class
When I was running test leagues, set to real rosters exactly how we set up this league, The rookie pools were "real" MLB players. so Hopefully thats how this works.
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Without any issues, it should be the 2007 real life class
This is correct...they play out their injuries on the minor league roster as there is not a Minor League DL. If you place them on the major league dl, they must be on the 40 man roster and accrue service time healing, which is completely a waste.
Cory
Thanks for the tip. I had my preferences set for my minor league coaches to set the lineups and depth charts, but that doesn't appear to have been working. I think because there are no coaches being used in the game.
You're right - looks like having the bench coach (computer) do it is the way to go.
Eric
Braves are still atop the power rankings and the NL East by 6 games now but the Mets are charging.
Now uploaded.
Finally my Pitching is working! 10-2 last 12 games and have had to NL players of the week.
6 games is still alot to chase.
Kendall - it appears OOTP 12 does allow for minor league players to be placed on the DL. I still probably will keep them apart from my active roster guys....the minors are deep enough it isn't an issue, especially AA.
Looks like you only took one SP in the first nine rounds of the draft so you had to expect that a little bit, right?
On the bright side, your SP staff must be have the lowest payroll in the league so at least their salaries aren't hurting your franchise. We're all jealous of your projected balance!
Small sample size like Cory said in another post. It's bound to turn around, but if not, let me know about Doug Davis
Eric
Wainwright 50/76/63 ERA 6.68 (ouch!)
Guthrie 47/56/62 ERA 3.29 (okay he's the exception)
Maholm 46/62/55 ERA 4.32
Padilla 52/55/53 ERA 5.13
Owings 50/56/53 ERA 8.10 (major ouch!)