Top 25 Most Dominant Teams in Sports Gaming History -Operation Sports article

[TempoGL]

what do the numbers mean, MR RBI?

[MR R.B.I.]

what do the numbers mean, MR RBI?

This link explains the whole system and how it works.

http://www.sois.com/tpc/soispoll4.php

[ultimate7]

How does that pt ADJ work?  I guarantee I can be competitive with Phx (assuming playbook changes) against all but the top few teams.

[MR R.B.I.]

How does that pt ADJ work?  I guarantee I can be competitive with Phx (assuming playbook changes) against all but the top few teams.

Yes indeed. I agree look at which team I've used the most on rom. Playbook change is allowed. You can use even team roms also which is not factored on the point system.

[bonny]

Where does Will Clark rank in RBI numbers wise? (con/pow)

[MR R.B.I.]

Where does Will Clark rank in RBI numbers wise? (con/pow)

I doubt he makes top 20 in each.

[bonny]

Where does Will Clark rank in RBI numbers wise? (con/pow)

I doubt he makes top 20 in each.

I want numbers, not speculation.

[MR R.B.I.]

Where does Will Clark rank in RBI numbers wise? (con/pow)

I doubt he makes top 20 in each.

I want numbers, not speculation.

13 con/882 pow

[bonny]

Where does Will Clark rank in RBI numbers wise? (con/pow)

I doubt he makes top 20 in each.

I want numbers, not speculation.

13 con/882 pow

Thats great.
Where does he rank?

[BeefMaster]

On the TSB ratings, I am surprised that Houston is so high and Atlanta and Phoenix are so low.  I wholeheartedly agree with the bottom three - they're easily the worst, and the teams I pick when I want a challenge.  I think NE is better than Seattle - they at least have a couple of good defensive players (Agnew, Lippett, maybe Tippett if he's in good or better condition).

[MR R.B.I.]

Where does Will Clark rank in RBI numbers wise? (con/pow)

I doubt he makes top 20 in each.

I want numbers, not speculation.

13 con/882 pow

Thats great.
Where does he rank?

I don't have the facts for this to be honest.

[MR R.B.I.]

On the TSB ratings, I am surprised that Houston is so high and Atlanta and Phoenix are so low.  I wholeheartedly agree with the bottom three - they're easily the worst, and the teams I pick when I want a challenge.  I think NE is better than Seattle - they at least have a couple of good defensive players (Agnew, Lippett, maybe Tippett if he's in good or better condition).

Oilers have a sick offense. It is impossible to constantly stop them as CC's and JJ's happen all the time. They also have one of the best DB's in the game Dick Dick who covers the whole field.

[BeefMaster]

Where does Will Clark rank in RBI numbers wise? (con/pow)

I doubt he makes top 20 in each.

I want numbers, not speculation.

13 con/882 pow

Thats great.
Where does he rank?

19th in contact (tied with Walling), 25th in power (tied with Lemon).

[BeefMaster]

On the TSB ratings, I am surprised that Houston is so high and Atlanta and Phoenix are so low.  I wholeheartedly agree with the bottom three - they're easily the worst, and the teams I pick when I want a challenge.  I think NE is better than Seattle - they at least have a couple of good defensive players (Agnew, Lippett, maybe Tippett if he's in good or better condition).

Oilers have a sick offense. It is impossible to constantly stop them as CC's and JJ's happen all the time. They also have one of the best DB's in the game Dick Dick who covers the whole field.

What are CCs and JJs?

Johnson's good, but it's not like he's Rod Woodson or anything.  Plus, I like to use LBs rather than DBs, and their LBs (except Childress, who is in the least convenient LB spot) are absolutely horrible.

[fknmclane]

Fkn Childress gets the shit kicked out of him, the bottom LB gets blown up more often than not.

[MR R.B.I.]

On the TSB ratings, I am surprised that Houston is so high and Atlanta and Phoenix are so low.  I wholeheartedly agree with the bottom three - they're easily the worst, and the teams I pick when I want a challenge.  I think NE is better than Seattle - they at least have a couple of good defensive players (Agnew, Lippett, maybe Tippett if he's in good or better condition).

Oilers have a sick offense. It is impossible to constantly stop them as CC's and JJ's happen all the time. They also have one of the best DB's in the game Dick Dick who covers the whole field.

What are CCs and JJs?

Johnson's good, but it's not like he's Rod Woodson or anything.  Plus, I like to use LBs rather than DBs, and their LBs (except Childress, who is in the least convenient LB spot) are absolutely horrible.

CC=Covered Catches

JJ=Jumping Jackass

[BeefMaster]

I find that Cleveland consistently pulls off the most of those annoying covered catches, with the Rams being close behind.  I haven't noticed it as much with Houston, but maybe it happens more in Man vs. Man games - I usually play the computer.

The "jumping jackass" I assume is when the receiver is covered on a fly pattern but makes the leaping catch on the overthrown ball.  Moon has really high passing speed... I usually think of that as a bad thing for those plays (Dave Kreig, with the worst passing speed in the game, has always been really good at those for me), but I could be wrong about that.

[MR R.B.I.]

I find that Cleveland consistently pulls off the most of those annoying covered catches, with the Rams being close behind.  I haven't noticed it as much with Houston, but maybe it happens more in Man vs. Man games - I usually play the computer.

The "jumping jackass" I assume is when the receiver is covered on a fly pattern but makes the leaping catch on the overthrown ball.  Moon has really high passing speed... I usually think of that as a bad thing for those plays (Dave Kreig, with the worst passing speed in the game, has always been really good at those for me), but I could be wrong about that.

Kreig is a beast with that slow PS. I have my own league/site you should check out one day. I run a sweet league with stat extractor and player performance gains etc.

[ryno]

I think Philly was the best team on Bases Loaded.  Jersey had Paste and Bay -- Past of the .467 average (or something crazy like that ) but he wasn't as good as his stats indicated.

I completely disagree, Paste was a fkn hammer.  If you didn't hit him, he's going deep every game...

I rarely homered with him.  He'd hit the ball hard.   The guys who's stance was similar to Bay's were always money. . .. kind of an upright stance with a slight bend at the knee.  Agua for Utah had this same stance.

Freida had the "paste" stance and was a masher.

[bonny]

Baker for Kansas was no joke either.  They had nice pitching too.