So I noticed, when you look at your AAA's player profile (like stats, ratings, etc.) it says salary history. Curious, I clicked on that and it shows the actual player's salary history! Easier to find who is your AAA now

Posted by d_rock97 on 6/7/2016 11:27:00 PM (view original):
So I noticed, when you look at your AAA's player profile (like stats, ratings, etc.) it says salary history. Curious, I clicked on that and it shows the actual player's salary history! Easier to find who is your AAA now

this is genius, thank you

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Posted by farleyfustle on 9/27/2016 8:51:00 PM (view original):
I dont understand why its important to find out who yoür AAA person is.And so i dont join leagues that say -manually pick yoür AAA

It's so you can see their actual stats. If you get an AAA pitcher with 8 control, 9 velocity, and 8 effectiveness, that sounds good, until you look them up, and they only got a WHIP+ of like 90. Then they're no more than a mop up. People use it to see if their pitcher is a mop up, or can actually be used in close games. Also with position players, you can see if they're starting material or just bench pieces. Most people use the position players anyways to save on PA and get better players, but for pitchers, it's really important to find out who he is.

Here's where I warn my friendly fellow competitors that WIS has insisted that they "tweak" the real life player's stats when they generate AAA prospects, or at least do that to some of them (and that they use non-normalized stats). Might that not explain some of the pretty sharp variances between the prospect-based player and the prospect as used?

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