if you play solitaire you can cheat yourself all you want if that’s what your into lol
when you play live it is what it is pretty basic game cant really game it.
there are a few things you should never do
.1. hit and run with 1st and 3rd
2. play with fielding 3

Thanks for letting us know!

Jeremy

so funny i just came on forum to say we need a redo button after i accidently bunted with base loaded Yaz up bottom ninth down by 4 and he would have grand slammed and tied game
seems like easy fix no?

@mariner, my personal experience, so take with a big grain of salt. The only difference I see, is he stays with his pitchers a little longer. But he seems to have a big problem with letting his pitcher bat, when he’s just gonna put in a new pitcher next inning anyway (that grinds my gears). Support told me it’s because there is no “look ahead” planning.

yea no offense but thats useless data

@BigDog , it is already there. “Re-roll rain outs”.Screenshot_20230219_090415_Chrome.jpg

@hoffridge thanks. It makes sense.

@RandySteinman No worries!

I will follow this up with a reminder that the 2021 WS teams will be removed from the site at the end of the month.

If anyone has projects on the go with them, it would be a good idea to wrap them up.

Thanks,
Jeremy

@RobNPR , not sure if this would be what you want. Make that team one of your “custom” teams. Then when you click “manage” that team, a list is populated with a button for each player to pop up his card.

Not challenge play rules

There are several different leagues that use a variety of different rules from using a players Jrating to determine games they can play, others go by actual games played or a percentage of, or Plate appearances. Pitchers are usually limited by grade but some leagues add an innings pitch restriction. Some leagues use a twist in roster management by either restricting the number of players you can keep each season, contracts for players, and a salary cap. I run several leagues covering a variety of eras, ITBL 1908, MYT 1934, GYA 1951, JAG 1963, DABB 1990 going in reverse.

Dev