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skywalkr2 · 06-21-2006, 03:54 PM

Or maybe this is correct? Anyway, I imported 1994 season and was generally okay with some of the imports, but have a few exceptions I would like to ask about:

Cardinals 2B: Geronimo Pena was imported as a very good player. He only hit .254 in 2004 and then flamed out with injuries after that. Shouldn't he have been imported as a very mediocre player?

Oakland: Mark McGwire was injured in 1994 and didn't do much, however we know how he played after that until his retirement. In the import it turned McGwire into a player who was so bad he was on the waiver wire. He had contact and power at 50 or below (on 1 - 100 scale). This potential figures were off the charts however...

So - what I need to understand is how do I setup the flags/settings/etc so that I get correct imports? Obviously I am doing something incorrectly.

Thanks,

06-21-2006, 03:54 PM	#1 (permalink)
skywalkr2 Major Leagues Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: St Louis, MO Posts: 390 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2x in 2 posts	Good players imported badly - how to fix? Or maybe this is correct? Anyway, I imported 1994 season and was generally okay with some of the imports, but have a few exceptions I would like to ask about: Cardinals 2B: Geronimo Pena was imported as a very good player. He only hit .254 in 2004 and then flamed out with injuries after that. Shouldn't he have been imported as a very mediocre player? Oakland: Mark McGwire was injured in 1994 and didn't do much, however we know how he played after that until his retirement. In the import it turned McGwire into a player who was so bad he was on the waiver wire. He had contact and power at 50 or below (on 1 - 100 scale). This potential figures were off the charts however... So - what I need to understand is how do I setup the flags/settings/etc so that I get correct imports? Obviously I am doing something incorrectly. Thanks,