Page 1 of 2

Question

PostPosted: Tue Apr 25, 2017 5:09 pm
by MARCPELLETIER
Hey folks, First-time Baseball Daily user here.

Quick question: How long do you think before Machado loses his ss-rating, provided that he never plays there in the 2017 season? Could it be never?

Re: Question

PostPosted: Tue Apr 25, 2017 8:46 pm
by DGF102052
SOM stated that players would not lose a position but another position may be added during the year.
That doesn't mean they wont change the defensive rating for the position that he is not currently playing.

Re: Question

PostPosted: Tue May 09, 2017 12:25 pm
by Radagast Brown
DG wrote:
SOM stated that players would not lose a position but another position may be added during the year.
That doesn't mean they wont change the defensive rating for the position that he is not currently playing.


I guess that only applies to position players. I drafted Chris Devenski who was listed as a SP5/RP3, and I used him as a starting pitcher until game 63 when all of a sudden he lost his SP rating and now can not start a game. What if they had changed him after game 141, what could I have done then? ......

Re: Question

PostPosted: Tue May 09, 2017 12:42 pm
by dutchfarley
Radagast Brown wrote:DG wrote:
SOM stated that players would not lose a position but another position may be added during the year.
That doesn't mean they wont change the defensive rating for the position that he is not currently playing.


I guess that only applies to position players. I drafted Chris Devenski who was listed as a SP5/RP3, and I used him as a starting pitcher until game 63 when all of a sudden he lost his SP rating and now can not start a game. What if they had changed him after game 141, what could I have done then? ...... This stinks of a sore loser in our league complaining about Devenski, and if that is what happened I know just who did it. Without naming names, it was I. Strether.



All sorts of SP/RP lost their rating. I think it's a bit of a drag and unfair to do this mid-season particularly since there is no precedent for this. However I guess at this point I just want to make sure that is for sure a done deal . Some teams in leagues only have 3 starting pitchers left but it would stink at this point if someone made roster changes today and then tomorrow the Devinski's and Bradley's of the world get their starting rating back.

As a side note - I think the ability to use primary relievers as starters in the daily game ( even some who haven't spot started in the real MLB in over a year) is a loophole that should be fixed. But to implement it out of the blue like this is ridiculous. At least if there was a precedent for starter/Relievers losing their rating or the FAQ at least said that it was possible , than you could plan on using guys like Devinski as needed starters at your own risk.

Who could you really ask in the company to confirm that this is a done deal and maybe inquire as to the origins as to why the change. But more importantly why the change now- well into some seasons?

Re: Question

PostPosted: Tue May 09, 2017 2:01 pm
by DGF102052
SOM TECH SUPPORT HAS BEEN TOLDOF THE PROBLEM. THEY ARE WORKING ON RESOLVING THE PROBLEM AS I WRITE THIS MESSAGE

Re: Question

PostPosted: Tue May 09, 2017 2:04 pm
by dutchfarley
DGF102052 wrote:SOM TECH SUPPORT HAS BEEN TOLDOF THE PROBLEM. THEY ARE WORKING ON RESOLVING THE PROBLEM AS I WRITE THIS MESSAGE

Great. Thanks

Re: Question

PostPosted: Tue May 09, 2017 2:50 pm
by DGF102052
SOM TECH SUPPORT HAS FIXED THE PROBLEM

Re: Question

PostPosted: Tue May 09, 2017 4:23 pm
by Radagast Brown
Kudos to SOM!!! Cheers!

Re: Question

PostPosted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 1:37 pm
by The BC Manager
Devenski has lost his S rating again - now in the middle of my season. Should i contact tech support?

Re: Question

PostPosted: Mon Jul 03, 2017 2:20 pm
by Smittyjosh7625
Same with Bradley. I am entering playoffs tonight also.