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lvnwrth
For you guys who have never been anywhere else, go try out WhatIfSports...a product of Fox Sports. They are about what you would expect from Fox - brash, arrogant, closed-minded, completely unwilling to admit when they're wrong. It is the most user hostile environment I've ever encountered...and that includes Microsoft Online tech support.
February 03, 2011 at 01:41AM View BBCode
Tyson...thanks for you continuing efforts to improve your product AND to accept input from your users. SD really is...or ought to be...the model for the online sports sim.For you guys who have never been anywhere else, go try out WhatIfSports...a product of Fox Sports. They are about what you would expect from Fox - brash, arrogant, closed-minded, completely unwilling to admit when they're wrong. It is the most user hostile environment I've ever encountered...and that includes Microsoft Online tech support.
dirtdevil
thanks hammy, for the 'entertaining' stroll down memory lane. good times.
February 03, 2011 at 04:03PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Hamilton2
From [url=http://www.simdynasty.com/oldforum-viewthread.jsp?tid=267937&page=2]page 2 of this deadend thread[/url].
thanks hammy, for the 'entertaining' stroll down memory lane. good times.
Admin
Tyson
February 03, 2011 at 05:19PM View BBCode
Aparicio - there are a lot of things I could work on. I decided to work on this. I'm also planning on working on stretching this term, which is one of the top 5 ideas at ideascale. If you have an idea that you feel deserves our consideration, put it on ideascale and start voting it up.Tyson
tworoosters
February 03, 2011 at 05:31PM View BBCode
Will stretching create opportunities for outfield assists at 2B and 3B ?
redcped
I believe this is the key. There are several MLB pitchers (primarily closers) whose career totals are in the range of 12.0 K/9: Billy Wagner, Brad Lidge, Johnathan Broxton. Quite a lot more above 11.
We should have some of those lights-out guys.
February 03, 2011 at 08:22PM View BBCode
Originally posted by Admin
I am now looking at the standard deviation among pitchers to see how far we are off there.
Tyson
I believe this is the key. There are several MLB pitchers (primarily closers) whose career totals are in the range of 12.0 K/9: Billy Wagner, Brad Lidge, Johnathan Broxton. Quite a lot more above 11.
We should have some of those lights-out guys.
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