Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Fort Myers Miracles players
It sounds as though minor league all-stars and award winners are being considered for articles because they are a good ''indicator'' that they may make the major leagues some day.  Did anyone notice that that flies in the face of  and the last sentence of ?  Look what would happen if we continued that trend - as {{user|Hit bull, win steak}} already http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Wikipedia:Articles_for_deletion/Fort_Myers_Miracles_players&diff=prev&oldid=228843687 researched, around 50% of all A-level all-stars make it to the majors.  But according to the guideline, everyone is within their rights to create articles for ''all'' of those players including the 40-50% that never made the majors.  Quite a few of them not only never made the majors, they never even made it out of AA ball (I also checked this briefly last night and can provide a breakdown when I am nearer to that computer).  So, project that out over the years and Wikipedia could potentially end up with ''hundreds'' of articles about players who excelled at the single-A level but were not good enough to get past AA - and, since |notability is not temporary, none of them could be deleted!  Is that really what people want here
— User:Wknight94, 18:19, 30 July 2008 (UTC)
Stance: comment
Cited policy: WP:NOTCRYSTAL||WP:NTEMP||WP:NTEMP (Wikipedia:What Wikipedia is not)