'09 Draft picks....How do you want them in the set?

[Knight165]

Guys....
Since there is no room to add them to any of the current versions of the FullMinors......how about I start a franchise with RC on..and add them to the proper teams?
You guys can then copy the CAP from there to add into your existing franchises.
Does that work for you guys?

Thanks

M.K.
Knight165

[MillerTime89]

Fine by me! I'm sure whatever you do Knight, EVERYONE will appreciate it. Can't wait to see Matt Hobgood in an O's uni and Tony Sanchez in a Pirates uni.

[Knight165]

Quote: Originally Posted by MattUMD224

Will they have the Lineup glitch in them on the newest version or does the older one not have it in

What lineup glitch?

M.K.
Knight165

[legendkiller]

that would do fine, or you could make a new file with FullMinors (by editing/creating a new file) and then add the draftees. Like...

*Opening any file of FullMinors
*Add draftees
*Save as new file

If you can't do that, your idea works fine too

Quote: Originally Posted by Knight165

What lineup glitch? M.K. Knight165

my fault i thought i read somewhere that theirs a line up glitch with rosters this year. i guess i was completely wrong. Either way i love your work and cant wait to play with the new prospects

[Mike3207]

Knight, how many picks are you going to do. I remember you saying 15-25 early on, is that still the plan?

[Knight165]

Quote: Originally Posted by mrs844224

Knight, how many picks are you going to do. I remember you saying 15-25 early on, is that still the plan?

I'd like to get the top 15-25.
Info(pitch arsenal) is scarce right now though...so if you guys have any info on pitchers....it would help.

Thanks.

M.K.
Knight165

[Mike3207]

MLB.com gots pretty good scouting reports with video for all the top picks. Here's one for my Reds top pick, Leake:

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/events/draft/...?content=leake

Fastball:Leake threw his fastball from 88-94 mph. It sat comfortably around 91 mph. Fastball movement:There was above-average sink and plenty of side-to-side movement, with some run to it. He changes arm angles for different looks. Slider:It's a hard, downward slider, thrown 79-82 mph. Curve:An average offering ... not an out pitch. He can throw it for strikes in the 73-76 mph range. Changeup:Close to a plus pitch and he'll throw it at any point in the count. Control:He has plus, plus command, perhaps a 70 on the scouting scale. Poise:It's a plus, plus attribute. He has the presence to pitch in the big leagues right now. He's more of a lead-by-example guy -- soft-spoken, but confident. Physical Description:Leake is an undersized righty, but is athletic and strong, kind of like a Tim Hudson type. Medical Update:Healthy. Strengths:Four pitches that are all usable and the ability to command all of them extremely well. He's extremely durable, having thrown as many innings as just about anyone in the class over the past few seasons. Weaknesses:There's a little hip turn in his delivery, but it doesn't affect him. There will be those who'll be concerned about his size. Summary:As a six-foot righty, people may want to overlook Leake as a big-time pitching prospect, but they might be missing the boat. He can throw four pitches for strikes and his poise is off the charts. He may not be that big, but he's athletic, strong and durable with an extremely efficient delivery. He's done nothing but perform with the Sun Devils and whoever looks past his size could have themselves a steal.

Just follow that link, Knight, and you should have all the information you need.