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WerderBremenYank · 04-25-2011, 10:52 AM

Does anyone know/ have any personal experience with trading with the AI nearer the deadline than earlier in the season? Im curious to know whether or not teams that are out of a pennant race are more likely to deal in this game as they are in real life.

Any insight is appreciated.

JWaLL · 04-30-2011, 08:47 PM

I was the nats and tried to get Carlos lee and I used the trade finder. At the beginning of the season the only thing that came up was laroche. Didn't do that. Deadline came around needed a bat I thought let's try lee again. Roger bernadina came up as well as laroche. Bernadina 73 with **** I think for lee 82 **** so yes. It did change

Sabo's corked Bat · 05-01-2011, 06:03 PM

Yes, in my first Reds franchise, that I restarted, I got Cole Hamels for next to nothing. I think I have up a big league reliever and two mediocre AAA prospects. They gave him up because he had been on a 5 start losing streak. I picked him up and he went from having a ERA over 6, to an ERA of just over 3 by the end of August.

cardswin2006 · 05-02-2011, 04:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Sabo's corked Bat


	Yes, in my first Reds franchise, that I restarted, I got Cole Hamels for next to nothing. I think I have up a big league reliever and two mediocre AAA prospects. They gave him up because he had been on a 5 start losing streak. I picked him up and he went from having a ERA over 6, to an ERA of just over 3 by the end of August.

That's really cool.

WerderBremenYank · 05-03-2011, 05:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Sabo's corked Bat


	Yes, in my first Reds franchise, that I restarted, I got Cole Hamels for next to nothing. I think I have up a big league reliever and two mediocre AAA prospects. They gave him up because he had been on a 5 start losing streak. I picked him up and he went from having a ERA over 6, to an ERA of just over 3 by the end of August.

So it appears highly rated players that are being unproductive will be able to be traded for on the cheap, thats great info, thanks a lot

04-25-2011, 10:52 AM	#1
WerderBremenYank Rookie OVR: 0 Join Date: Jul 2010	Trade AI Down the Stretch Does anyone know/ have any personal experience with trading with the AI nearer the deadline than earlier in the season? Im curious to know whether or not teams that are out of a pennant race are more likely to deal in this game as they are in real life. Any insight is appreciated. __________________ Soccer: SV Werder Bremen e.V. 1899 , The Glasgow Celtic Football Club MLB: St. Louis Cardinals NFL: Indianapolis Colts , St Louis Rams NCAA Football: Notre Dame Fighting Irish , University of Kentucky Wildcats NCAA Basketball: Butler Bulldogs , University of Kentucky Wildcats NHL: St. Louis Blues

04-30-2011, 08:47 PM	#2
JWaLL Rookie OVR: 8 Join Date: Feb 2011 Blog Entries: 10	Re: Trade AI Down the Stretch I was the nats and tried to get Carlos lee and I used the trade finder. At the beginning of the season the only thing that came up was laroche. Didn't do that. Deadline came around needed a bat I thought let's try lee again. Roger bernadina came up as well as laroche. Bernadina 73 with ** I think for lee 82 ** so yes. It did change __________________ The Washington Redskins The Washington Nationals The Washington Wizards

05-01-2011, 06:03 PM	#3
Sabo's corked Bat Banned OVR: 0 Join Date: Mar 2011	Re: Trade AI Down the Stretch Yes, in my first Reds franchise, that I restarted, I got Cole Hamels for next to nothing. I think I have up a big league reliever and two mediocre AAA prospects. They gave him up because he had been on a 5 start losing streak. I picked him up and he went from having a ERA over 6, to an ERA of just over 3 by the end of August.

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