Sneaking Suspicion About Commish

[sudbury4lyfe]

Hello, we're part of a pretty small league with a bunch of non-human teams as well as about 15 or so human-GMed teams. What we've noticed lately is that the "new" commissioner's team (he's the guy simming) has a very high winning percentage the past three seasons (with being the champion two seasons in a row now) despite being below average as a team on paper. He even has a couple of defenders averaging 15-16 minutes/game that have about 10-12 lower than the average league player's SK, PH, and DF, and somehow they're not liabilities.

Is there any way he could be cheating? Somebody's noticed that for a lot of games, his defensive pairings are changing back and forth, despite when I try something like that after having found what appears to be good chemistry, it's a crapshoot as to whether that screws things up or not.


Thanks!
-Joshua

[Kramden23]

Is there any way he could be cheating?

Of course he can be cheating. There are several things he can be doing (which I don't want to point out and give others ideas) to cheat. If you feel he isn't on the up and up then there's nothing you can do except leave the league.

[Str_QNHL]

could not have put it better.

if you dont trust your commish, leave the league.

[starfrit]

Idea for a commish that his GM's are accusing him of cheating. When possible, I always show my computer screen when simming on webex to 1 or 2 gm's. It's so easy and nobody can accuse you of cheating.