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What's a good age to start thinking about not signing/renewing players? I know on most sports people generally start to decline in their early to mid thirties. What are baseball cards? Are they like Pokemon cards? In which case why do I care? Presumably W and L are won and lost? But no idea about SV, ERA, GS, K/9, BABIP, egg Likewise I have no idea what any of the stats are.

CON/STU, POW/MOV, EYE/CON, gap, avoid k's, infield RNG, turn DP, outfield err. I have no idea what any of the attributes mean. Guy is currently earning $10m and wants ~$24m).

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I have no idea who most of the players are, who's good, how to tell who's good, or who has potential to be good, or what a fair salary in baseball is (team owner wants me to sign a guy to an extension. I don't know what any of the positions do - SP, RP and CL don't even seem to show up on the depth chart. So now I come to play OOTP I realise I have some problems, and I don't even know where to begin with learning:

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I've watched various baseball matches on TV over the years but that hasn't really aided my comprehension, like why does the batter seem to always wait till the 3rd go before he tries hitting the ball? I'm not American so it's not like I've grown up with baseball all around me my whole life. When I was a lot younger (around 11) I briefly played baseball on local kids team, but honestly it was a long time ago and, besides, all I did was hit the ball hard, coach and teammates seemed pretty happy with the results, I didn't pay much attention beyond that. Thought I'd finally give it a go and now realise I know virtually nothing about baseball.

Stay tuned to for updates.I've had OOTP 16 sat in my steam library for ages. Currently no make-up date has been scheduled. Tomorrow's doubleheader with IUP has been postponed. The last inning of offense saw two more insurance runs scored to move the score at 7-3, cementing the Golden Bears's sweep of the afternoon. In the top of the sixth, Kutztown knocked home its third RBI single of the game to strengthen the lead to 5-3. Summer Peters (Lancaster, Pa./Lampeter-Strasburg) scored off an error to diminish the Golden Bears's lead to just one. With a sacrifice fly by Sydney Arrigale (Blackwood, N.J./Highland Regional), Good scored to make the score. Kutztown responded in the top of the fourth with another RBI single to bring its lead back to 4-1. McClellan previously who landed on base with a triple. In the bottom of the third, Delaney Good (Mifflinburg, Pa./Mifflinburg) drove in Riley McClellan (Granville Summit, Pa./Troy) for the first run for the Bald Eagles. The Golden Bears returned to action in game two by scoring a run in each of the first three innings, including a solo blast to take a 3-0 advantage. The senior picked up her PSAC-leading 12th win of the season. Kutztown's Bridget Bailey pitched a complete game and struck out nine batters.

Rianna Trexler (Bellefonte, Pa./Bellefonte) delivered the other hit. The Bald Eagles collected five hits, with two batters, Bella Schmitt (Dillsburg, Pa./Northern York) and Haley Lestician (Lawrenceville, N.J./Lawrence), achieving multi-hit games. In the top of the fifth, KU followed up with a pair of RBI-doubles to take game one, 5-0. The Golden Bears started the first with their first four batters reaching base and scoring three times.

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– The Lock Haven University softball team (11-12, 2-4 PSAC East) hosted their annual Knock MS Out of the Park series in Pennsylvania State Athletic Conference (PSAC) Eastern Division play as Kutztown (22-10, 3-1 PSAC East) took the afternoon, winning game one, 5-0, and game two, 7-3.