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Post by Peter - Boston Red Sox on Aug 7, 2016 12:52:27 GMT -5
So I signed a bunch of guys to minor league deals this offseason almost completely overhauling my ML team and minor league system. Most of these guys have contracts that expire after the 2039 season. Question: is it better (generally more cost effective) to sign guys to extensions early in the year or wait until later or after the season ends? Most of the guys I have signed are for the league minimum. Obviously I am hoping they perform well but I imagine that if the do well that will drive up their salary expectations. Any ideas what influences their willingness to sign extension? I imagine morale and loyalty have a lot to do with it. Just curious. Im nervous that my rebuild strategy is going to backfire....
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Post by Peter - Boston Red Sox on Aug 7, 2016 12:53:09 GMT -5
Also most of the guys I signed to minor league deals were AA and AAA guys.
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Post by Sean_RedsGM on Aug 7, 2016 13:41:58 GMT -5
It really depends. You most likely can get big league ready free agents for around that price or a little higher that are quite a bit better but that's the beauty of this game. You decide how you want to build your team and there isn't just a magic bullet solution like it sometimes seems when you are playing against the computer. The human element to this game is awesome, which for me has made a fun game into an addicting one.
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Post by Texas Rangers on Aug 7, 2016 19:00:34 GMT -5
It really depends. You most likely can get big league ready free agents for around that price or a little higher that are quite a bit better but that's the beauty of this game. You decide how you want to build your team and there isn't just a magic bullet solution like it sometimes seems when you are playing against the computer. The human element to this game is awesome, which for me has made a fun game into an addicting one. This, Sean, is why OOTP is only video game I play. Only online leagues too, never done a solo league.
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