Power Pros Forum

The dude sucks at fielding,and I like power,its possible to get A power in Success Mode,so i figured.[/quote]

Actually he's above average at fielding, on a major league scale. It's possible to get all As in success mode but nobody's entering that.

My player is a pure power hitter, and I only gave him high B power, and he's actually bad at fielding and running too.

Honestly I was being polite when I said he was a little overpowered, he would be a star in the major leagues, if he gets entered into this, there should be a twist where he's immediately signed by a major league team before the start of the second game.

yeah I agree, He's too good for a newly joined team. Someone would have picked him up already. This is gonna get really messy and unorganized.

He never really tried to go pro,so he signed with the first team he found.

you're guys gonna end up out of the story pretty quickly then.

Hey,hes not Lebron >.>

And hes injury prone too,thats why he's not a huge prospect.

So... He gets injured in the first game and then he's out for the whole season?

I like that

Ok Ive lowered his run speed to D,his fielding to a D-,arm strength to a D

Alright to make things fair some guidelines...

1. No A's whatsoever
2. Only 2 B's are allowed, but for every B there must be at least 2 G's to make up for it.
2a. Only one offensive B is allowed, and for a Defensive B you must have at least one F.
3. Negative abilities are alright
4. Only 2 Positive Abilities at the start, during team training, players might receive abilities

Roster So Far

C:Otaku Kamura(reds)
1B:Zeke Woods (gocubs)
2B: Frank Simpson(stemmy)
3B: Tobias Baker(rob)
SS:Keaton O'Brain(Zumi)
LF: Joseph Jorgensen(Cooldude)
RF: Thomas Valentine(Lightningman)
CF: Buddy George(Brew)

SP:Max Lundgren(HaR), Ryan Techer(DNK)
RP:
CL:
Still waiting for Longball

I edited my player to fit the guidelines, at least, I think he does.

As did I,I hope he fits it.

Your good

Story time:

Over the next week and a half Grey was hard at working writing reports calling recruits, and planning interviews. Eventually the day came of the team tryout April 18th. 52 days before the start of the season.

Grey walked into the Oregon Apples training facility and was greeted by the owner. Mr. Pilfery nodded to Grey as he walked in the building, Grey could tell Pilfery was excited for this day. Grey dropped his bags off at his office and then went into the large indoor field. It was amazing to see tons of workers putting together all the drills and stations that Grey specifically designed. Again Allen wondered why Pilfery would spend so much money on a small profit business like this.

"Ah, tryout day, you have to love this Mr.Grey." called Pilfery from behind me.
"Yes, the players should be here in a couple hours." Allen responded
"I forgot to ask how many players are coming?"
"27, I think, we need 16 for a roster correct?"
"You are correct Mr Grey."

Grey and the rest of the workers got the field ready and soon enough 12 pm came around.
"Here they come Coach." said one of the workers

26 players walked through the door each carried an unique air about them. They were all gathered on the mound.
Grey approached with his pitching and hitting coaches. Jim Abbot and Ted Ganither.
"Hey coach!" said a couple of players

"Hello, I am Coach Allen Grey and these are my assistent coaches, hitting coach Ted Ganither and pitching coach Jim Abbot, and over there is fielding coach Bill Grant." Allen said as he pointed behind him
A few murmurs arose from the crowd.
"Coach is that young guy, he sounded so much older on the phone."
Allen ignored them and went on.
"You all know what you are competing for, there are 27 of you here today and only 20 of you will be accepted on to this team, I am not one for making good speeches, but I think you all know the opportunity presented here a chance to be on this team, a chance to play summer ball, a chance to be noticed, a chance to win, and a chance for another chance." Allen's eyes flickered on his last words. Again questioning murmurs arose.
"A chance for another chance?" some questioned
"I have separated you into groups based on stats, skills and positions, go to the team trainer Pete Savard for your break down."
Allen and his assistants walked away.

"I can't make a good speech to save my life huh?"
"No way coach." said Ted
"A chance for another chance, what was that?" said Jim.
"I honestly have no idea" said Grey.
He blew his whistle and the tryouts started...

I think mine works now. HaR, can you let me know?

Your good

Good one! I like it so far.