[quote:7b4eb7d6e9="PotKettleBlack"][quote:7b4eb7d6e9="johnnyblazers"][quote:7b4eb7d6e9="honestiago"]Most of the '78 parks were still in use in the 80s. [b:7b4eb7d6e9]How about we say the park has to actually be in use during the decade? [/b:7b4eb7d6e9]Because I think there's a lot of decades without parks, and constraining managers to one park choice gives other managers an unfair advantage.[/quote:7b4eb7d6e9]
I agree with you - let's go that route instead.
For the NEL teams and the lack of relievers - how about any relievers left over after the draft are fair game for the NEL teams only?
Regarding the CAP - I like the 100 Cap idea - I think going 120 will give the modern teams too much of an advantage in regards to power hitting vs. the earlier era teams, however, if we can get a consensus on this issue, we can go the way that the masses want.[/quote:7b4eb7d6e9]
Hrm: My 20's team.
Let's see. 120 allows me to use the 15M Ruth with pretty much roster impunity. I can put together a 100M roster minus a LF/DH/1B, then add Ruth and $5M. I like.
The 1909 and before all stars can put together a .400 hitting outfield/dh rotation at 120, with some legit shut down starters.
The 10-19... hrm. They might have problems at the 120. Probably not. Add pitching as some of the best pitchers in the set...
30's... hitting decade. No problem.
I wouldn't worry about the early teams keeping up. Maybe not in isoP, but in TB, I think they can hang. I know the Roaring 20s can.[/quote:7b4eb7d6e9]
Okay, let's do 120 - I haven't had a chance to really look at it, but you convinced me.