If you disagree with the current era of free agency and want things to go back to the era of the Reserve clause? Not only can you bring the reserve clause back to 2015 (I don't know why you'd want to do this, but you can do it!), you also have the ability to play any season from just last year until 1871, so you can go back to the old days and manage there, if you want. It's not the type of immersion that you'll get from a game that'll put you out there in the field making highlight-reel catches and hitting balls over the fence, but it's the type of game in which you get to have control of nearly everything you could possibly think of. Of course I'm being a tad bit facetious here, but that type of immersion can happen when you're playing a game that's as deep as OOTP Baseball is. As a result, I felt fully qualified to judge Hart on the trade considering that he is now one of my colleagues in the small club of active General Managers.
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Thanks to Out of the Park Baseball, I now have one full year of being the General Manager of the Atlanta Braves under my belt. It's not like I have any experience in being a GM, right? Wrong. Now, how would I know for sure that John Hart is a better General Manager than I am? I mean, he's an actual baseball executive who's probably forgotten more about baseball than I know, while I'm just some random blogger on the internet. I traded Kimbrel as well, but he got someone to take Upton as well? He's better than I am, that's for sure." Meanwhile, once I got over the initial shock of the trade happening, my first rational thought was "Hm, good for John Hart. "Daggone it, what in the heck are them Braves doin'? They tryin' to ruin this team?"
"How did John Hart find someone to take Melvin Upton's contract?!" Naturally, when you trade away a once-in-a-generation closer and a financial anchor, plenty of questions will be asked.
to the San Diego Padres in exchange for Cameron Maybin, Carlos Quentin, a couple of prospects, and a draft pick. On the evening before Opening Day, the Atlanta Braves shocked the baseball world by trading Craig Kimbrel and Melvin Upton Jr.
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