I drafted too many innings in the 70 league 1745 was too many. Most of my guys are at 100%. I'm guessing 1550 is about right.

I'm running 1399 at Mile High, and I've rarely had to play a fatigued pitcher at all...5th in the league in ERA, too. We'll see how it goes after I hit the inevitable rough stretch against the highest scoring teams...

In the G/B/U league, my 1992 Randy Johnson (RL 3.77 ERA, 1.42 whip, $5M) has a lower ERA than 92 Maddux ($10M), 94 Maddux ($16M) and 04 Randy Johnson ($12M).

Been involved in 17 extra inning games so far, they are killing me. Oh and my 70M team has the potential to be an all-time clunker.

Managing pitcher fatigue in the 70 million league, hitter fatigue looks like it may be more of an issue for me.

Pitcher fatigue more of a problem for me in the 80 so far

Pretty lousy first 27, with the $100m draft team my only bright spot. I’m not surprised my $70m team is no good, but I had high hopes for my $120m team, and my $130 staff is stuck in a fatigue spiral for some reason.

Hope things improve, but not confident they will

Well the race for second is still pretty good ...

Yep, second place will be a battle.
Hebdomad is destroying the field in historic fashion.

What frustrates me the most - I am second to hebdomad in Round 2 points. But the large gap is completely the massive difference between his and my home records in the GBU league (he’s playing .850 ball at home and I’m playing .416)

……where we are in the same division (he’s running away with it, of course), the exact same home park, the same core teams (96 Braves, Marlins, & Giants), the same starting rotation, similar clones (98 Kevin Brown, 93 Bonds) and a similar lineup.

Posted by ronthegenius on 10/31/2026 10:42:00 AM (view original):
What frustrates me the most - I am second to hebdomad in Round 2 points. But the large gap is completely the massive difference between his and my home records in the GBU league (he’s playing .850 ball at home and I’m playing .416)

……where we are in the same division (he’s running away with it, of course), the exact same home park, the same core teams (96 Braves, Marlins, & Giants), the same starting rotation, similar clones (98 Kevin Brown, 93 Bonds) and a similar lineup.

It’s early enough in the season for that to normalize

Mauch…

schwarze!

Posted by ronthegenius on 10/31/2026 10:42:00 AM (view original):
What frustrates me the most - I am second to hebdomad in Round 2 points. But the large gap is completely the massive difference between his and my home records in the GBU league (he’s playing .850 ball at home and I’m playing .416)

……where we are in the same division (he’s running away with it, of course), the exact same home park, the same core teams (96 Braves, Marlins, & Giants), the same starting rotation, similar clones (98 Kevin Brown, 93 Bonds) and a similar lineup.

We both have 96 Bonds. But you have 1992 as well, whereas I have 1993 and 2003.
Inexplicably, your 2 Bonds have combined for just 9 homers; my 3 Bonds have hit 41. And your cloned Wilkins has been pretty brutal.

My team has been overperforming since Game 1--like redcped said, I'm also expecting normalization.