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PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 8:42 am
by Valen
What players are you using? Who got injured?

You are aware that not all hitters carry the same injury risk. And you can even put together lineups that are immune or nearly immune to injury?

PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 10:01 am
by Rob55
yes ..... sounds like you need to "learn" whats going on.... never played what if sports .... but I am sure if you go there and play without knowing what you are doing ...OR...trying to learn what to do ..... you won't have any success there either

on the FA list there is a column labeled Ij .... this tell you WHERE the injury falls on the card. There is also a cut line for LENGTH of injuries. If a player had MORE then 600 plate appearances ....thats at bats + base on balls ...he can only be hurt for THREE games..... if he has LESS then 600 he can be hurt for up to 15.... if the player had 680 plate appearances he can be hurt for the rest of the game only. In addition....any player with a 0 (ZERO) listed in the Ij column cannot be hurt at ALL and will never even miss and AB

So if you are having injury problems.... change your draft strategy a little.....

PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 10:06 am
by Munich_Man
Gavman, plenty of people here to help you out if you need advice :D

PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 10:35 am
by bkeat23
[quote:f233c20b42="Munich_Man"]Gavman, plenty of people here to help you out if you need advice :D[/quote:f233c20b42]

For example....tell us who your injured OF are, and someone will 'splain the injury rolls and PAs for those players. Sometimes an example makes the issue clearer. (it does or me anyway :oops: )

PostPosted: Fri Dec 30, 2005 8:24 pm
by NEILKAHN
Without my glasses, gavman read like gayman, which brings to mind the subject of gay baseball players. How can I do an all gay theme when they are all so tightly in the closet? Incidentally. I love gay peiople. Wherever they go, the property values go up!