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Bogaerts is 6.19 million

On my Mac, I don't find the way to modify the player id. Can anyone help me on that one please ?

I have a mac at home but not at work. But I think it should work the same way.

Try using Trout to start with. On the 2014 player browser, click on his card.

That opens up a new window for his card (By the way that doesn't work on my Mac at home - is that your problem? Something to do with pop-ups maybe.)

Open up yet another window (any website will do). Then copy and paste the URL from the Trout 2014 card into the new window you just opened. You should now have Trout's 2014 card on your new window as well.

On the *new* window, make the following changes:
-the first time you see "2014" in the URL for your new window, change it to "2015"
-the second time you see "2014" in the URL for your new window, change it to "3015"

You should now see Trout's 2015 strat card with salary (subject to change by strat).

There is a "player code" - either 5 digits or 4 digits - that appears after the /player/ part of the URL. Once you have a new window open, you can quickly go to other players if you know there 4/5 digit player code. To see the rookies, follow Radagast's guide for finding rookies, on the first page of this thread.

Tulowitzski seems like a relative bargain at 4.59 million though his OBP versus RHP isn't great.

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/92632/2015/1/3015

Lindor
salary (draft, preliminary) $8,440,000

Greinke is a cool $10M

Greinke is a cool $10M

I was just about to ask if Greinke is the most expensive pitcher.

Geoff, thanks for posting Lindor's salary as I had no idea how to find his number since he didn't have a card last year..

I hate paying over 8 million for guys who don't get on base at least 40% of the time versus RHP on their card.

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/92642/2015/1/3015
Jarrett Parker at $12.50

http://365.strat-o-matic.com/player/91369/2015/1/3015
Arencibia at $8.63

Parker is a bit reminiscent of that Brandon Moss card a few years back as both players are lefties who absolutely destroyed left handed pitching. Of course Parker's card is even more impressive but also much more of a fluke. 49 at bats is just such a small sample size.

Parker is a bit reminiscent of that Brandon Moss card a few years back as both players are lefties who absolutely destroyed left handed pitching. Of course Parker's card is even more impressive but also much more of a fluke. 49 at bats is just such a small sample size.

Do you recall if Moss was a "1" injury as Parker is?