Ken, if you like Manager #1, you should play scoresheet. It is a better and cheaper game if that's the level you want. This game cannot, and should not try to, compete with that level of game. This is my point. This game's primary point of difference is the game play and the interaction of statistical factors. People who just want an online game find this one far to expensive for the quality of game and level of interactivity compared to other online games (primarily fantasy-based games). People who want a baseball projection-draft-trade-watch type game gravitate to scoresheet. PB has a definate point of difference that is best exploited among fans wanting a much more sabermetric and strategic experience. IMHO, PB's best opportunity lies in marketing its unique features to those who seek those unique features and giving them the opportunity to play away from those who water-down the experience.