Originally posted by rhbYou can set up the whole week in one shot if you like to save you from going in every day... Cindy Crawford and the Devil Rays are going down to the Jays tonight!!!
Hmm.. got stuffed 5-1. Got first player to be banned for taking steroids (Sanchez - Tampa Bay). Made some transfers. Haven't a clue still.
It looks like I am supposed to go in each day and shuffle my squad players around to maximise points... is this correct? There are games every day?
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Originally posted by darvlayWeek at a time should be ok..
You can set up the whole week in one shot if you like to save you from going in every day... Cindy Crawford and the Devil Rays are going down to the Jays tonight!!!
*adopts squeeky cheer voice as seen in film 'bring it on'*
Go Cindy - you da man, if you can't do it no-one can!!!
Edit - I heard a rumour Cindy actually prefers to be called Chris at weekends...
🙂
Originally posted by Freddie2004Freddie, your 'game' against your opponent this week runs until all games all completed on Sunday night. Each day you should set your players to maximize points potential (you can also pre-set it for the week if you'd rather). In other words, if you have a player on your 'bench' that is scheduled to play on a particular day, make sure to get them in your lineup in place of a player that may not have a game that day, or one that is not playing as well as you'd like.
looks like i won the second "round"??? so i think thats 6-6 on agreggate!
is this good/bad what do i do...in essence HELP PLEASE?!?! 😕😕😕
Hope this helps. PM me if you need more help.
As it stands now (up to the end of last night's games) you're up 5-2. You are tied in an additional 7 categories. As there are 14 categories total, at the end of the week the score will be 14-0, 13-1, 8-2-4, or any combination of 14. Each day could see your (and your opponent's) score change depending on who is leading what categories.
Clear as mud yet? 😀
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Originally posted by StarrmanR Runs, RBI Runs Batted In, SB Stolen Bases, BB Base on Balls (aka Walks), K Strikeouts (batter), AVG Batting Average. All those are Batting categories.
Can someone just tell me what these abbreviations mean in scoring please?
R, RBI, SB, BB, K, AVG, W, CG, SV, K, ERA, WHIP
W Wins, CG Complete Games, SV Saves, K Strikeouts (pitcher), ERA Earned Run Average, WHIP Walks + Hits (allowed by the pitcher) divided by Innings Pitched. All those are pitching categories.
You may have more questions stemming from this reply. Fire away. 😀