2009 Regular Season SIM 23 Complete - Next SIM Monday 12/29

[funclown]

Well goddamn. That sure as hell was an interesting scandal. I've found myself becoming more and more "obsessed" with this league (tho obsessed is such a dirty word) but I couldn't imagine going through those lengths to actually win.


....That being said if anyone wants to make 5$ if they could go ahead and make Bafford and Schubert 1,1,1,1 injury ratings that would be fantastic haha.

He who shall not be named needed to prove he was a sage of drafting and evaluating talent. Probably Pat's fault. That's not a joke BTW.

I think Pancho's horrible injury in 89 started all of this.

[Delandis]

He who shall not be named needed to prove he was a sage of drafting and evaluating talent. Probably Pat's fault. That's not a joke BTW.



I think Pancho's horrible injury in 89 started all of this.

It was Pat and Linty's fault.

Pat because he's so good at the game and Linty because he made California good while Virginia was still trying to climb out of the abyss. Robby Shannon and Conan Wilkerson being so awesome and Pat dominating hurt his pride.

[fsquid]

wonder who has the easiest schedule of the three of us in the IL Wild Card race

[Delandis]

wonder who has the easiest schedule of the three of us in the IL Wild Card race

That would be Baltimore (based on win %).

[fsquid]

That would be Baltimore (based on win %).

big spread? If so, I better beat you this week.

[Delandis]

big spread? If so, I better beat you this week.

I don't think so.

Here's the link:

http://www.simgamingnetwork.com/blb/...layoffOdds.php

[fsquid]

my bad, I thought those % were for the whole season so far, not to come.

[Delandis]

my bad, I thought those % were for the whole season so far, not to come.

Never thought about it that way. You may be right. Can anyone confirm?

[Delandis]

So exported for probably the fourth time since the last sim.




Gotta love 2nd,3rd and 4th guessing yourself.

[Matt]

If you hold the mouse over Opp% a little box comes up that says "estimated winning percentage of remaining opponents."

Not sure what the estimated means though. You think it would just say "winning percentage of remaining opponents."

[Carlos]

Probably means that the formula estimates what the final record will be for each of your remaining opponents.

Otherwise, the formula could change dramatically after every game if it was based on present winning percentage.

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[funclown]

Pawtucket 3-3. Been our M.O past month. We've been basically a .500 team since Allstar break. Nothing really bad or good going on right now EXCEPT despite our year over year improvement a combination of less morbidly bad teams combined with some unusually + PTY records at the bottom we could conceivably could still draft 4th!!!!! In a 5 elite player draft (yes it's even worse then last season) this could turn out huge.

Sometimes a little luck doesn't hurt.

[Pat]

Pawtucket 3-3. Been our M.O past month. We've been basically a .500 team since Allstar break. Nothing really bad or good going on right now EXCEPT despite our year over year improvement a combination of less morbidly bad teams combined with some unusually + PTY records at the bottom we could conceivably could still draft 4th!!!!! In a 5 elite player draft (yes it's even worse then last season) this could turn out huge.

Sometimes a little luck doesn't hurt.

Wrong thread...

But it's pretty crazy how many teams are in that 62-68 win range.

If the season ended today...draft order:

1. Indy 50 wins
2. New Orleans 54 wins
3. California 62 wins
4. Seattle 64 wins
5. Pawtucket 64 wins
6. New York 65 wins
7. Los Alamos 65 wins
8. Toronto 67 wins
9. Morgantown 67 wins
10. Syracuse 68 wins
11. Philadelphia 71 wins

Indy and New Orleans are locks...but picks #3-#10 are probably up for grabs. A very interesting "tank watch" for non-contenders.

[Delandis]

Wrong thread...

But it's pretty crazy how many teams are in that 62-68 win range.

If the season ended today...draft order:

1. Indy 50 wins
2. New Orleans 54 wins
3. California 62 wins
4. Seattle 64 wins
5. Pawtucket 64 wins
6. New York 65 wins
7. Los Alamos 65 wins
8. Toronto 67 wins
9. Morgantown 67 wins
10. Syracuse 68 wins
11. Philadelphia 71 wins

Indy and New Orleans are locks...but picks #3-#10 are probably up for grabs. A very interesting "tank watch" for non-contenders.

Should be interesting to see what happens here. A couple of these teams aren't too far out from contending either.

[Pat]

Should be interesting to see what happens here. A couple of these teams aren't too far out from contending either.

I think you will see a lot of that list very active in Free-Agency and putting together competitive teams in 2010. I'm expecting big things out Morgantown and Philadelphia especially.