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dirtdevil
so the draft is over
August 06, 2011 at 02:19PM View BBCode
does anyone else think their team sucks?
thatrogue
August 06, 2011 at 03:07PM View BBCode
Just sucking would have been a welcome alternative to this turdfest I drafted...
chance4103
August 06, 2011 at 03:42PM View BBCode
Same here mostly rejects.Did get a couple decent players.
tworoosters
August 06, 2011 at 04:23PM View BBCode
I've got a couple of kids that will be very good but it really is a sad collection.
barterer2002
August 06, 2011 at 04:42PM View BBCode
I'm satisfied. I didn't expect more than what I got.
BuzzCur
August 06, 2011 at 05:07PM View BBCode
I got a closer and an outfielder, a start at any rate. I was surprised the pool was so old.
DW_Geoff
August 06, 2011 at 05:12PM View BBCode
So how does the free agency bidding work is Salary per Annum or over the length of the contract?
BuzzCur
August 06, 2011 at 05:18PM View BBCode
You offer an annual salary and also specify the number of years you are offering. The length of the contract will modify ABE's perception of the salary offer. For example, if you offer a player a contract that goes into his probable decline, he (or ABE) will rate it better than an equal amount over a shorter term.
BigMacAttack
August 06, 2011 at 05:20PM View BBCode
you bid a yearly salary for whatever number of years. you can only bid to OS36 so a max length deal is 8 years for the 28 year old
BigMacAttack
August 06, 2011 at 05:21PM View BBCode
and my team sicks too - got a very good reliever and some other stuff plus a bunch of guys i'm going to waive as soon as i sign some guys
samtinky
Then it goes through some big formulas based on age, length of contract, leadership (not used in the initial free agency) and prestige (but prestige isn't a factor the until 1955) to give an adjusted yearly amount to determine where the player signs. This adjusted amount is only used to determine where the player signs, not what you end up paying.
August 06, 2011 at 05:21PM View BBCode
If you are asking about placing bids, you put in the salary per year and how many years. For example, 5.1 under salary and 3 under years would be 5.1 per year for 3 years.Then it goes through some big formulas based on age, length of contract, leadership (not used in the initial free agency) and prestige (but prestige isn't a factor the until 1955) to give an adjusted yearly amount to determine where the player signs. This adjusted amount is only used to determine where the player signs, not what you end up paying.
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