Mayweather.   He delayed the fight long enough that Pacquiao has lost the skill necessary to get the job done. 

www.youtube.com/watch

 1:13 mark.

Which guy would you put in LF and which one in RF?

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Groom in LF due to range.   Always the better range in LF.   RF is the least important position in the field.

Is there any advantage to having your managers setting for arguementative to very agressive?

Subsequently is there any disadvantage to getting your manager kicked and having the bench coach run the team?

Supposedly your team gets a boost if the manager gets the boot.    The BC will make moves that leaves you scratching your head.   At least it has in my case.

I have a reliever with good pitching ratings but Dur/Sta of 39/12. Can he handle 15 pitches in an outing? Think I can get 50 innings out of him in a year?

Losing half of your transfer money to go after IFA's over 20 million, a good move or a waste of resources?

Depends on your situation.   If you have a young, inexpensive team, it's reasonable.   If you're saying "Ugh, we're not very good but I can't afford any FA because I need to transfer 30m to IFA", you're probably ******* away any chance to win. 

I see silentpanda started a thread you posted in. What part of silent do you thinks he doesn't understand?

The first two syllables.

According to your formula, who is the better pitcher?

http://www.whatifsports.com/HBD/Pages/Popups/PlayerProfile.aspx?pid=6819835

Or

http://www.whatifsports.com/HBD/Pages/Popups/PlayerProfile.aspx?pid=5454948

That's sort of the thing about relying solely on formulas.    I'd rule out Callebero and not even consider him using the "eye test".     That said, while neither should be BL pitchers, they're pretty much the same guy(slight edge to Guerra) .   I use a 5% +/- to "group" players.   They fall in the same group.   And that group is "career minor leaguer".    FWIW, I have different formulas for different parks.  I don't have one for SD so I plugged it into my NY formula.  That said, I imagine both could be slightly below BL-average in SD.    Good control, good pitches, park effects = B/A pitcher.

What is the absolute lowest glove rating you'd accept for a first baseman (assuming he can hit and has decent range)?