[Tim]

please clarify rule 3 - does that mean once a player is off the minor league roster, he starts using exemption years? what you'll find is this is very hard to keep track of. or are you saying a player cannot be used in the majors until he loses his ROY elgiibility - which would make no sense.

This is just for the keeper status - I mean that players who are not yet using their three exempt years have to be put on the minor league roster during the offseason. I am trying to prevent someone from loading up their team with prospects heading into the offseason since there are no limits on how many players can be kept on the major league roster (only points).

[Guest]

Exempt players by active roster:

 

Banedon:

 

Matt Holiday - two years burned

Jason Lane - two years burned

Matt Murton - one year

 

Booser Pop:

 

Joe Mauer - one year

Ryan Howard - one year

Bobby Crosby - two years

Jeremy Hermida - zero years

Prince Fielder - zero years

Francisco Liriano - zero years

Jonathon Papelbon - zero years

Cubbies75:

 

Khalil Greene - two years burned

Ryan Madson - two years

 

Goony:

 

Russ Adams - one year

Noah Lowry - two years

Michael Wuertz - one year

 

Hedonism Bots:

 

Adam Laroche - two years

Jhonny Peralta - NOT exempt (his three years started with his 200+ AB's in 2003

Joe Blanton - one year

Felix Hernandez - zero years

Rafael Betancourt - two years

 

Tim's Toddlers:

 

Justin Morneau - two years

Ricky Weeks - one year

Garret Atkins - one year

Jason Bay - two years

Grady Sizemore - two years

Chris Young - one year

Andy Sisco - one year

 

Viney:

 

Kenji Johjima - zero years

Jorge Cantu - two years

David Wright - two years

Matt Cain - zero years

Scott Kazmir - one year

Justin Verlander - zero years

 

 

That's all for me right now. I think everyone gets the idea.

[Mark_R]

Tim, would Street, Francoeur, Kinsler, and McPherson all qualify for me with those parameters?

[Guest]

Slainte:

 

McPherson - one year burned

BJ Upton - two years burned

jeff Franceur - one year burned

Chris Shelton - one year burned

Huston Street - one year burned

Ian Kinsler - zero years burned

[mhuber92211]

I am confused. Does this mean that the only players that we can keep on our minor league roster are actual minor leaguers?

 

My Team currently has several MLB options for me to alther my lineup with.

[Guest]

I am confused. Does this mean that the only players that we can keep on our minor league roster are actual minor leaguers?

 

My Team currently has several MLB options for me to alther my lineup with.

You can keep someone on your minor league roster if they:

 

1.) are currently playing in the minors (on a non-injury rehab)

2.) have not yet exceeded the rookie qualifications (ie - less than 130 AB's or 50 IP)

[moochpuppy]

Exempt players by active roster:

 

Banedon:

 

Matt Holiday - two years burned

Jason Lane - two years burned

Matt Murton - one year

 

Booser Pop:

 

Joe Mauer - one year

Ryan Howard - one year

Bobby Crosby - two years

Jeremy Hermida - zero years

Prince Fielder - zero years

Francisco Liriano - zero years

Jonathon Papelbon - zero years

Cubbies75:

 

Khalil Greene - two years burned

Ryan Madson - two years

 

Goony:

 

Russ Adams - one year

Noah Lowry - two years

Michael Wuertz - one year

 

Hedonism Bots:

 

Adam Laroche - two years

Jhonny Peralta - NOT exempt (his three years started with his 200+ AB's in 2003

Joe Blanton - one year

Felix Hernandez - zero years

Rafael Betancourt - two years

 

Tim's Toddlers:

 

Justin Morneau - two years

Ricky Weeks - one year

Garret Atkins - one year

Jason Bay - two years

Grady Sizemore - two years

Chris Young - one year

Andy Sisco - one year

 

Viney:

 

Kenji Johjima - zero years

Jorge Cantu - two years

David Wright - two years

Matt Cain - zero years

Scott Kazmir - one year

Justin Verlander - zero years

 

 

That's all for me right now. I think everyone gets the idea.

 

What about me????

[Guest]

Exempt players by active roster:

 

Hedonism Bots:

 

Adam Laroche - two years

Jhonny Peralta - NOT exempt (his three years started with his 200+ AB's in 2003

Joe Blanton - one year

Felix Hernandez - zero years

Rafael Betancourt - two years

Just to be sure, wouldn't Anthony Reyes of the Cards be on that list with one year used? Or has he not used any of his years because his 13 IP were not sufficient to remove his rookie eligibility?

[rawaction]

Exempt players by active roster:

 

Hedonism Bots:

 

Adam Laroche - two years

Jhonny Peralta - NOT exempt (his three years started with his 200+ AB's in 2003

Joe Blanton - one year

Felix Hernandez - zero years

Rafael Betancourt - two years

Just to be sure, wouldn't Anthony Reyes of the Cards be on that list with one year used? Or has he not used any of his years because his 13 IP were not sufficient to remove his rookie eligibility?

 

Yeah, Reyes has used 1 year too.

[stitchface]

Exempt players by active roster:

 

Hedonism Bots:

 

Adam Laroche - two years

Jhonny Peralta - NOT exempt (his three years started with his 200+ AB's in 2003

Joe Blanton - one year

Felix Hernandez - zero years

Rafael Betancourt - two years

Just to be sure, wouldn't Anthony Reyes of the Cards be on that list with one year used? Or has he not used any of his years because his 13 IP were not sufficient to remove his rookie eligibility?

 

Yeah, Reyes has used 1 year too.

 

no, I don't think he has. in this league, you don't start elgiibility until you lose your rookie status, at least thats how I read the rules.

[Guest]

Exempt players by active roster:

 

Hedonism Bots:

 

Adam Laroche - two years

Jhonny Peralta - NOT exempt (his three years started with his 200+ AB's in 2003

Joe Blanton - one year

Felix Hernandez - zero years

Rafael Betancourt - two years

Just to be sure, wouldn't Anthony Reyes of the Cards be on that list with one year used? Or has he not used any of his years because his 13 IP were not sufficient to remove his rookie eligibility?

 

Yeah, Reyes has used 1 year too.

 

no, I don't think he has. in this league, you don't start elgiibility until you lose your rookie status, at least thats how I read the rules.

Correct. I just listed the players from the stating lineups for those teams.

[Banedon]

Are we going to have a DL? I have Wood right now, but I don't want to burn a bench spot with him right now either.... :P

[Guest]

Are we going to have a DL? I have Wood right now, but I don't want to burn a bench spot with him right now either.... :P

We could have a DL, but then I'd want to reduce the bench spots from six.

[moochpuppy]

I have Wood right now

 

TMI 8-[

[moochpuppy]

We could have a DL, but then I'd want to reduce the bench spots from six.

 

I'd just as well keep the 6 bench spots.

[goonys evil twin]

Why don't we add a DL, keep the bench spots, and get rid of the ability to keep 10 major leaguers in the minors?

[Guest]

6.) Starting pitchers have to be used in starters slots and relievers have to be used in relievers slots. If a reliever gets a start while pitching from a relief spot those points will be removed. For example, even though Wood is eligible at RP, he cannot be used in that slot while starting.

Does this happen automatically or do we have to notify somebody? I hate to nark, but Banedon has Mitre in a reliever's spot and he's having a good game today. ;)

[Banedon]

6.) Starting pitchers have to be used in starters slots and relievers have to be used in relievers slots. If a reliever gets a start while pitching from a relief spot those points will be removed. For example, even though Wood is eligible at RP, he cannot be used in that slot while starting.

Does this happen automatically or do we have to notify somebody? I hate to nark, but Banedon has Mitre in a reliever's spot and he's having a good game today. ;)

 

:oops:

 

Didn't notice this rule...my bad.

[Guest]

6.) Starting pitchers have to be used in starters slots and relievers have to be used in relievers slots. If a reliever gets a start while pitching from a relief spot those points will be removed. For example, even though Wood is eligible at RP, he cannot be used in that slot while starting.

Does this happen automatically or do we have to notify somebody? I hate to nark, but Banedon has Mitre in a reliever's spot and he's having a good game today. ;)

 

:oops:

 

Didn't notice this rule...my bad.

Meh, you'll probably beat me anyway. ;)

[Banedon]

6.) Starting pitchers have to be used in starters slots and relievers have to be used in relievers slots. If a reliever gets a start while pitching from a relief spot those points will be removed. For example, even though Wood is eligible at RP, he cannot be used in that slot while starting.

Does this happen automatically or do we have to notify somebody? I hate to nark, but Banedon has Mitre in a reliever's spot and he's having a good game today. ;)

 

:oops:

 

Didn't notice this rule...my bad.

Meh, you'll probably beat me anyway. ;)

 

But probably not my other game.....

 

Tattletale.... :D

[roadster]

 

 

1.) You can keep as many players on your roster from year to year as you like, but you cannot exceed 1800 points carry over

 

 

Tim:

 

On the total points, do we count points earned from another team if I traded for that player or do I just count points earned as a member of my team.

 

Thanks.

[Guest]

 

 

1.) You can keep as many players on your roster from year to year as you like, but you cannot exceed 1800 points carry over

 

 

Tim:

 

On the total points, do we count points earned from another team if I traded for that player or do I just count points earned as a member of my team.

 

Thanks.

It's total points for that player (select MLB instead of Fantasy on the drop down on the stats page). Otherwise people could just trade a bunch of players at the end of the year and keep everyone.

[roadster]

 

 

1.) You can keep as many players on your roster from year to year as you like, but you cannot exceed 1800 points carry over

 

 

Tim:

 

On the total points, do we count points earned from another team if I traded for that player or do I just count points earned as a member of my team.

 

 

Thanks.

It's total points for that player (select MLB instead of Fantasy on the drop down on the stats page). Otherwise people could just trade a bunch of players at the end of the year and keep everyone.

 

Thank you.

[roadster]

 

 

1.) You can keep as many players on your roster from year to year as you like, but you cannot exceed 1800 points carry over

 

 

Tim:

 

On the total points, do we count points earned from another team if I traded for that player or do I just count points earned as a member of my team.

 

 

 

Thanks.

It's total points for that player (select MLB instead of Fantasy on the drop down on the stats page). Otherwise people could just trade a bunch of players at the end of the year and keep everyone.

 

Thank you - that clarifies it.

 

What happens to players that do not get kept - the league does a re-draft for those players?