Karl Hungus
Here to fix the cable
Oly, Duran & Sawyer are pretty good, doe.
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228 Ways to the Winter Meetings! The 128th Annual Winter Meetings in FORTALEZA, BRAZIL!
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Oly, Duran & Sawyer are pretty good, doe.
goblue96
Disney and Curling Expert
That's about it. Zero depth here. Good news: lots of cash to burn on FAs.
Schauwn
Well-Known Member
It was me, my bad.
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
Yankee we set those guys back to FA.
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
OH, this happens every year.
Yankee151
Hot Girl Summer
It's not my team so I won't waste words arguing it, but I really don't mind a brand new OTTO team with little FA money available before the offseason signing guys no one wanted during the regular season for a combined total of $8M committed. I suppose if anyone wants to THREWN the gauntlet at those guys they can, and Schauwn will have to release them?
Yankee151
Hot Girl Summer
Karl Hungus
Here to fix the cable
I am Yankee on this.
Yankee151
Hot Girl Summer
If you believe it you can achieve it
hayvis
Will-Gnome Member
Also has someone got an explanation of the 40 man expanded roster and spring training? Does the clock start on contracts when a player is on the 40 man or the 25 man? Can I put players in spring training without starting their contract clock? @Travis7401 @Yankee151 @Karl Hungus @NML
Karl Hungus
Here to fix the cable
Yes, once the Spring Training roster is available, you can add players without starting their clock. Just remember to take them off or you WILL start the clock.
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
I don't understand this, we've never forced release of free agents that have been free agents since the year before.
If it was a new Free Agent they should be released, as we have always played that way.
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
We do, but you seem really eager to play loosey goosey so consider me on high alert.
Radpants has his gauntlet ready and is standing at the threwing line, waiting for threwing season to commence! I've got my draftpants ready and am standing at the draftpants line, waiting for draft pool to be generated!! @NML still mad AF that I haven't completed this tasks that have yet to commence!
THE WORM HAS ARRIVED AT THE WINTER MEETINGS!
THE WORM HAS ARRIVED AT THE WINTER MEETINGS!
NML
Well-Known Member
Unfortunately, quitting is not allowed!
Karl Hungus
Here to fix the cable
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
Alabama Bamamans
WELCOME JAR!
NML
Well-Known Member
No, you’ve gotta leave them on Otto. How else would you’ll know how good you are at this game?
Don’t worry, y’all are doing a great job driving hayvis off and I’m sure mocking goblue will eventually push him away too. Then it’ll be back to the same seven owners who can circle jerk about how these people keep quitting and take turns winning 115 games
Don’t worry, y’all are doing a great job driving hayvis off and I’m sure mocking goblue will eventually push him away too. Then it’ll be back to the same seven owners who can circle jerk about how these people keep quitting and take turns winning 115 games
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
Was it in quotations?
Plus I'm about to fleece you with a trade offer you can't refuse!
Rutgers Mike
Dr. Sad
40 man roster doesn't start their major league service time, which affects arbitration and eventual free agency, but it does affect nothing in our league setup. Once the regular season starts, their major league service time clock starts ticking if they are on the big club. For the most part, you get 3 years of minimum salary, and 3 years of arbitration salaries before free agency. I think if guys stay in your minor league for a certain amount of time, they become free agents automatically.
Rutgers Mike
Dr. Sad
If you call them up in September, when the rosters expand, it counts as service time.
Using Rusty Boersma as an example, He has 4 years and 128 days of major service, which mean's he would be arbitration eligible after 2080 season, and then a free agent after 2081 if there are no major injuries. If a guy has a long term injury, put him on the 60 day IL, because that doesn;'t count as major league service like the regular IL does.
As far as the 40 man roster goes, don't worry about the service time implications in the WBL. It's more for leagues based on MLB. But if you want a guy to be eligible to play in the majors, he has to be on your 40 man roster, so for the sake of the WBL, you;d have your 25 active players and a few guys from AAA who you want to be able to call up in case of injuries.
Just to be clear, @NML didn’t really drive me off. We had a solid discussion and agreed on some things and disagreed on others. I wasn’t interested in a new league, but I also wasn’t really interested in playing anymore. I was gone whenever the move to 20 was made. I just ended up leaving a little earlier.
Which one of the seminars are we in now?
NML
Well-Known Member
DONE DEAL
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
The one where NML quits, a recurring biennual seminar.
Rutgers Mike
Dr. Sad
The one where I teach Hayvis
NML
Well-Known Member
Didn’t you quit like four days ago?
Mr. Radpants
Trog Five Standing By
Nope. I've never quit.
And that's a different seminar.
And that's a different seminar.
Soonerfan09
Well-Known Member
Are IFA cap penalties carrying over from last season even though there are no more cap penalties?
Yeah, but that should be fine. You spent last season thinking there would be a cap.
Yankee151
Hot Girl Summer
This is false I believe, as long as he was on the 40-man he still gains service time even though he no longer takes up a roster spot. See Mitchell Postuma for me who got injured in his 3rd game but now has nearly a yera of service
NML
Well-Known Member
You’ve quit multiple times, good talk