Good question! Yes, they do. The real lineups option only decides who starts each game, so automatic roster moves keep running as usual. The computer-managed teams will still send down a player who is hitting or pitching very poorly and call up a replacement. If you'd rather handle your own team yourself, go to your team's Roster page and uncheck "Automatic roster moves."
Because of those moves, a real starter for a given day may not be on the active roster, or he may be injured. When that happens, the manager plays someone else in his spot and the game log says who and why. Real mid-season trades and call-ups on their actual dates aren't in the game yet, but they're on my list.
Good question! Yes, they do. The real lineups option only decides who starts each game, so automatic roster moves keep running as usual. The computer-managed teams will still send down a player who is hitting or pitching very poorly and call up a replacement. If you'd rather handle your own team yourself, go to your team's Roster page and uncheck "Automatic roster moves."
Because of those moves, a real starter for a given day may not be on the active roster, or he may be injured. When that happens, the manager plays someone else in his spot and the game log says who and why. Real mid-season trades and call-ups on their actual dates aren't in the game yet, but they're on my list.
Hope that helps!