Is there anyway to prevent players from retiring after a season?

[rjackson]

Since there is not an infinite number of space for all of the players, the draftees have to replace someone. The game decides when the draft is starting to replace the free agents typically first. That is the "poor FA market". If you do not want a free agent to retire, they must be signed prior to the draft. Beyond that, I don't think you can save people due to age very often by reloading.

[Darkheath]

OK,,, this is SERIOUSLY stupid. I just ran into this problem that's apparently been a part of this game for the entire 10 years of it's existence. I picked up a 26 year old with "83" potential and rated a 74 currently and gave him a 5 yr/12mil dollar contract and he just retired after the World Series because of "poor free agent market".

Oh... and he hit .313 with 3 HRs (2 in one game) during his September Call-Up.

This really needs to be fixed!

[JaFFiTh]

Quote: Originally Posted by Darkheath

OK,,, this is SERIOUSLY stupid. I just ran into this problem that's apparently been a part of this game for the entire 10 years of it's existence. I picked up a 26 year old with "83" potential and rated a 74 currently and gave him a 5 yr/12mil dollar contract and he just retired after the World Series because of "poor free agent market". Oh... and he hit .313 with 3 HRs (2 in one game) during his September Call-Up. This really needs to be fixed!

Lol if he was a free agent.. maybe but he was under contract. . Definitely not right!

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