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From: fulgin

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Date: 3/3/2008 12:49:15 AM
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Not sure what is up with that hobbs... drop me a PM from your CSFBL ID and I'll see if I can help you over there.

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From: fulgin
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Date: 3/3/2008 12:59:11 AM
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Hobbs,
I posted this in the bug forum.
Here is a forum link to advice from Brian about how to pick up a team:
http://forums.csfbl.com/forums/thread/1171471.aspx

Hope that helps...

f.

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17697.23 in reply to 17697.20
Date: 3/3/2008 8:32:37 AM
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Thanks for the reply, Steve.

but ComputerSims Baseball is due out at some point with a lot more features.


I will give that a try, but without in-game substitutions (no matter how badly its implemented) and the catcher issue, I'll sit this out until the new game (which was being touted back when I played my few seasons) is taking players/owners.

Just isn't to my taste.

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Date: 3/3/2008 10:18:51 AM
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Ok.. Many teams available now. Picked up one....

Thanks
Hobbs

From: Buck4

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Date: 3/6/2008 1:58:21 PM
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Apparently we can all make new teams on CSFBL soon. Since this is the case, I was wondering if we could gather 24 teams from BB to play over there as well. I figure many of us will be new to the game in the league, but also vets of CSFBL (newbies to BB) to be able to play and interact with each other in both games. Just seeing if anyone if interested.

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Date: 3/6/2008 4:23:37 PM
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^^ BB-mail me if you get that going, Buck4.

I'm enjoying it so far. I took over one team who were at 1-12. They are now 17-17! Still, many things confuse me (for example, I can't join the forums to ask questions), for example flamethrowing pitchers with good endurance who pitch five shutout innings and then get pulled.

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Date: 3/6/2008 4:58:58 PM
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I can't join the forums to ask questions), for example flamethrowing pitchers with good endurance who pitch five shutout innings and then get pulled.
I recently took over a couple teams as well. Did the pitch have 100% fatigue going into the game? If not that might be way. Also he may have thrown a lot of pitches in those 5 innings. Check your manager options as well. It may have been set to pull him at the first signs of trouble.

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Date: 3/6/2008 6:36:50 PM
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The learning curve for CSFBL is pretty large.....hang in there. Getting on the forum and reading opinions of other more experience players is essential.

When the draft rolls around, you'll need to understand age:salary ratio. Just don't draft the highest salary player....often times there are better players -- younger players with smaller salaries.


Steve
Bruins

From: Buck4

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Date: 3/6/2008 6:38:02 PM
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Yeah you can set it under manager options to take pitchers out when they are extremely fatigued and only half as effective if you'd like.

Have any of you new guys to CSFBL been able to create a new team yet?

From: Buck4

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Date: 3/6/2008 6:52:53 PM
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Never mind, I can create my own team now. In that case, let me know if we have enough interest to start up a league. We can make it private and hopefully run it for a while.

Either post here or BB-mail me if you are interested. I'm glad to try to get this organized, but if there are any CSFBL vets out there interested in joining as well and want to help out / be a league commissioner please also let me know. It seems that's how it works at least.

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Date: 3/6/2008 7:01:29 PM
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I can't join the forums to ask questions), for example flamethrowing pitchers with good endurance who pitch five shutout innings and then get pulled.
I recently took over a couple teams as well. Did the pitch have 100% fatigue going into the game? If not that might be way. Also he may have thrown a lot of pitches in those 5 innings. Check your manager options as well. It may have been set to pull him at the first signs of trouble.


You see, that's what's confusing. This is his statline from 2 starts ago:

4 IP, 1 H, 2 BB, 9 SO, 28 TB, 50 TS. 78 pitches and the game pulled him!

We won that game 4-1, were leading 3-0 when he got pulled after completing 4 innings. His line for his last start was almost identical. He has no seasonal fatigue (I moved him from closer to starter since he's really rather good) and has EN of 61, admittedly the lowest EN of all my starters.




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