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Rock777
Joined: 09/21/2014
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Its not really projecting for managers since they don't actually improve. Rather managers instantly operate at their level of proficiency, but that proficiency is revealed over the course of 4 seasons (cup play may create variance). Managers reveal at a consistent rate, so within the first year you should have a good idea how good/bad they will be.

All of these values are +/- 1 right now (I suspect there may be overlap between all ranges given the third tier range looks so small). I'll update when this season ends with improved data.

Hitters/Defense/Pitchers
Below Average 0 - 8
________None 8 - 11
Above Average 11 - 13
________Good 13 - 20

Development
___Poor 0 - 8
___None 8 - 11
___Good 11 - 13
Excellent 13 - 20


Updated Sunday, April 10 2016 @ 10:18:35 am PDT
Rock777
Joined: 09/21/2014
Posts: 9603

Haverhill Halflings
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Slight update based on last seasons results:

Hitters/Defense/Pitchers
Below Average 0 - 9
________None 8 - 11
Above Average 11 - 14
________Good 13 - 20

Development
___Poor 0 - 9
___None 8 - 11
___Good 11 - 14
Excellent 13 - 20

These could still be slightly off as I am running under the assumption that skills are fully revealed by the time a manager completes his fourth season. I am also a bit surprised I haven't been able to find a 12 skill with no reputation, as the rest of the skills seem to overlap a small amount.

Updated Saturday, July 16 2016 @ 3:14:53 pm PDT
Huaraches25
Joined: 05/01/2016
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EDIT : I had a question onanagers but I keep thinking of more so I'm making a separate thread

Updated Saturday, July 16 2016 @ 5:20:31 pm PDT
Rock777
Joined: 09/21/2014
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Haverhill Halflings
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3 part answer to that question.

1) Managers have a very small impact.

2) Managers reveal over time, but they don't improve over time. So that guy who is excellent at developing players but is only showing a 10, is actually performing at the level of a 16 (or whatever he actually is).

3) I would replace him.
wuggla
Joined: 05/10/2013
Posts: 1059

Colorado Springs Vultures
VI.28

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This is what i use also.
Will take a few more seasons of updates i think.
So far the #'s are showing true.
Like Rock777 is saying he's operating at max#'s from the the 1st day he is picked.
newtman
Joined: 11/02/2013
Posts: 3343

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Rock, my manager didn't hit 20 until during his 5th season, so I'm guessing the final reveal may take slightly longer than you anticipated when you made this thread. I also wonder if the excellent range is actually as large as you originally posted. Is it possible that those guys at 13 in excellent development might not be done?

Updated Friday, September 23 2016 @ 8:05:23 pm PDT
Balbinjj
Joined: 05/27/2014
Posts: 213

Appleton Foxes
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I have a good in pitching and he is at 18 already :)
Rock777
Joined: 09/21/2014
Posts: 9603

Haverhill Halflings
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Slight update based on last seasons results:

Hitters/Defense/Pitchers

Below Average 0 - 8
________None 8 - 11
Above Average 11 - 14
________Good 14 - 20

Development

___Poor 0 - 8
___None 8 - 11
___Good 11 - 14
Excellent 14 - 20

I feel fairly confident that these are the correct numbers now. It seems like it takes a bit longer than 4 seasons for the full reveal. By 5 full seasons your manager should be fully revealed.

Updated Saturday, September 24 2016 @ 2:08:32 pm PDT
Geech
Joined: 01/12/2014
Posts: 545

San Luis Obispo Turtles
IV.8

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Sorry to bump an old thread, but this seemed like a good place. Do the managers skills reveal gradually throughout the year, or is there an update at the end of each season that reveals more information?

I'm pretty sure I'm going to fire my current manager, but I would like to have a better idea of just how good his player development will be before I do that.

Updated Wednesday, February 8 2017 @ 10:53:18 am PST
amalric7
Joined: 01/20/2016
Posts: 2238

New York Lancers
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Managers reveal about 1-3 times per season, but its estimated to take 5 full seasons to reveal their final, actual scores. But that's just their numbers that are revealed: their actual abilities stay true from day one. So if your manager turns out to have a 17 Development, he'll be developing players at that 17 skill from the beginning.

Excellent development guys are highly sought-after, but yeah I'd be looking to improve on those other skills.
FurySK
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Posts: 299

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I'd also like to point out that on more than one occasion steve felt that we were overestimating the importance of managers. These comments were made as recently as the change to managers to have them drop at any time rather than once a season. So i wouldn't overthinking it too much. It can probably get you to the end of development a week faster or win you 1-2 more games a season, but in general i would think that a lot of the teams performance is on the team you built and not the coach based on what limited information he has given us.
Geech
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San Luis Obispo Turtles
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Fury, I did see something about that when I was searching the forum for information about managers, but I also saw that Steve said he wanted managers to have about the same impact as a player. So the difference between a good manager and a bad manager isn't nothing.
admin
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Administrator
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I also saw that Steve said he wanted managers to have about the same impact as a player

Exactly...that is the target.

So they aren't inconsequential, but having a good manager (as opposed to a great manager) wouldn't sink your team either.


Steve
Vaspirate
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So, question, is it worth it to take a manager that is excellent at developing and poor at another task? Refer to the main stats of pitching and hitting.
amalric7
Joined: 01/20/2016
Posts: 2238

New York Lancers
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In your case I'd absolutely say it was worth it. And I was waiting for someone to snap up Cook!

My manager is also poor at developing pitchers so I'm waiting to see what sort of effect that has on their growth. Pitchers tend to make their biggest gains on hitting the majors anyway, and personally I would always take an excellent hitting teacher over an excellent pitching teacher.
Hayseed
Joined: 02/20/2018
Posts: 290

Hood River Hawks
IV.1

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Do managers increase their skills faster with winning as well as experience? Or any other factors that go into their development?
AssumedPseudonym
Joined: 10/26/2016
Posts: 1130

Deerfield Beach Rats
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 Managers don’t develop. When managers hit the market, their skills are masked as being flat tens across the board. As they spend more time managing, their skill displays are gradually adjusted to what they actually are, but the skills themselves don’t change.
Hayseed
Joined: 02/20/2018
Posts: 290

Hood River Hawks
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sweet thanks mate.
jpnwrt
Joined: 06/29/2018
Posts: 47

Logan Pioneers
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If the coach has good+excellent (at pitching, in this particular case) but has only improved from 10/11 (or 11/11, not sure) to 12/11 in 4 seasons, is it time to give up on him? Or would you wait 1 more season (to complete that 5th full season)? I'm particularly disappointed with development, obviously. Was expecting him likely to turn out good, down from excellent, but 11 seems kind of low to hope for that...
Rock777
Joined: 09/21/2014
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Haverhill Halflings
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From what I have seen, I think coaches reveal a LOT slower than managers.
jpnwrt
Joined: 06/29/2018
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Logan Pioneers
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Oh... didn't think of that. Thank you :)


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