Unluckiest Player?

[trevor3_2009]

Quote: Originally Posted by TheWarmWind

when I started my Jays 'chise in 14, my worst player offensively by far was Jose Reyes. I knew it was bad luck though. He CONSTANTLY got solid contact, it was always right at someone though. I kept sticking with him, and all year he continued to hit extremely low numbers. I sank him to the bottom of the order, because hey, luck is a part of the game, and I take that into account. Then the post-season started, and he was my best player. Ever since then he's been solid gold. I'm in 2017 now and he has a shot at MVP. Sometimes you just have to stick it out.

I am trying to stick it out with Markakis, but I'm not sure I will be able to. Inciarte has been out since spring training with a broken hand, and I plan on starting him in RF once he gets back. Mallex Smith is killing it right now though hitting over .300. Markakis did have a go ahead RBI single in my last game in the 8th only for the bullpen to blow the next inning. Maybe that can get him going.

[Unlucky 13]

For almost every year I've played The Show, I seem to have a player on my team who the CPU just pitches rediculously tough compared to the rest of my players. For a long time, that was Alfonso Soriano. More recently, its been Javy Baez. The CPU just seems to take it up a notch, and no matter who's on the mound, they become like a 99 OVR Greg Maddux, hitting all of the corners and forcing me into nothing but weak contact. It drives me nuts how they pitch Baez SO much tougher than they do Rizzo, or Bryant, and anyone else I throw out there.

[LowerWolf]

I traded for Trayce Thompson. After a good start, he's 0 for his last 35. Any time he hits the ball hard, it's right at somebody. He's now batting .098 for me.