I used him first.

I was also the best thing before sliced bread came around and peed in my sandbox.

Posted by boogerlips on 8/31/2010 1:04:00 AM (view original):
The new fielding didn't help him either.

Yeah, '85-'86 are off the scale bad for fielding.

Posted by thunder1008 on 9/2/2010 4:08:00 PM (view original):
But now, as others have told you, you will see Mister Addie everywhere, cuz he's priced about two million dollars too low, and he's usually pitching to the equally ubiquitous Gary Carter, everyone's favorite catcher cookie.

I'd still use '92 Tom Daly, but he went up the same ($400K) as '75 GC.

the irony is, that as admin updates to kill one too commonly used strategy, they simply open the door to another. It is inevitable that certain players will be considered bargains, and those managers who are innovators will find them, and the vast majority of managers, who are followers, will copy what they have seen works. Perfectly reasonable, if not particularly noble.

Posted by pfattkatt on 9/5/2010 8:06:00 PM (view original):
the irony is, that as admin updates to kill one too commonly used strategy, they simply open the door to another. It is inevitable that certain players will be considered bargains, and those managers who are innovators will find them, and the vast majority of managers, who are followers, will copy what they have seen works. Perfectly reasonable, if not particularly noble.

The real problem is that often the causes of salary descrepencies are not addresed. Right not salaries are over adjusted for Ks and pitching year. Admin still hasn't completely closed the loop on out of position bargains.