Go Figure

[nevdully's]

11m+ Gehrig is hitting .243 in 178 abs his teammate under -2m D. Deshields is hitting .281 in the same abs.

Barry Larkin at almost 11m is hitting .220 in 277 abs, while his dp partner Garcia at .91...thats right .91..is hitting .240 in 238 abs.

this game is absolute ********* lmao

[nevdully's]

I mistakenly start Wickware 9R in Dunn vs a lineup of lefties in a recent playoff game...and he pitches well enough to get the W.... Drafting is fun...putting a team together can be interesting stuff, but throw the results out the window...the gameplay is the definition of insanity.

[The Last Druid]

Only a secondary definition. The first is being a Met and Jet fan.

[nevdully's]

Amen! and guilty as charged...and the full names begin with "long suffering"

[unclerowser]

try being a cub fan

[Valen]

So is this a case of the superstars tanking or just an example of Nev getting cheapo guys to overperform? Sometimes it's all in how you spin it.

[visick]

I see where I've gone wrong for so long.

I use to just be a "long suffering" Mets fan.

I never included the "long suffering" part with being a Jets fan.

Geez, now I feel better about myself... I think... :roll: :roll:

visick

[Stormcrow2012]

I completely agree that the best part of the game is drafting and putting the team together and that once the games actually start it can be very frustrating. Even though I am new to TSN Strat, I have played in many draft and stock replay leagues with my son. But I will defend Strat-O-Matic by saying that, most times in real life the best team on paper is not the best team in the won/ loss department. Also, with these salary cap leagues there is a lot of room for luck to play a huge role. Parity and luck seem to rule the day most of the time in these leagues as in real life.

[Treyomo]

[quote:dcd8677543="unclerowser"]try being a cub fan[/quote:dcd8677543]

I'd rather not.