Correct.

My previous answer refers to when the player draft starts.

Question- If one of your 3 twists is part of your team in the AL but your twist finds this player in NL, how do you communicate this?

You do not have to communicate to me which drafted players you are twisting (although in many cases, it will be obvious). The only known player being twisted is after round 10, when everybody gets to pick a player from one of their two original teams. Even then, you don't have to tell me which year you are twisting to.

I won't find out which season you are twisting players to until your rosters are submitted (although in some cases, it will be obvious).

Let me give an example- the 2nd AL team (if nobody picks it) which I pick. It has a player I wish to draft. The player does not play for a team picked in the NL.
Is this ok? Must I want to twist players until Round 10?

In. I'll submit my team tonight.

sohio4ever... Of the two teams you submit up front, you will pick one player from each team (one must be a hitter, one a pitcher)... These two players CAN NOT be twisted. The only twist you get from either of these two teams comes from your selection after round 10. Since there will be others drafting from this team over the first 10 rounds, they will get lots of shots at grabbing any potential stud twist candidates. Most likely, the post-round-10 twist player will not be a stud, but simply an above average player.

In . . . . 1963 Dodgers, 99-63

FYI - For those that want to change your team, this is allowed although you are still locked in to your draft slot.

It's weird that you just posted that because I just realized (about five minutes ago) that I misread the theme description. After reading your response to SOHIO4EVER, I suddenly realized that we only get to select ONE player or pitcher per team that we draft. For whatever reason, I was telling myself I got to choose one player AND one pitcher per team. Anyway, I no longer need or desire the 1948 Redbirds. I'd like to change my first team selection to the 1997 Montreal Expos.

I'll take the 1975 cinci reds

thejuice6, the 1997 Expos were a below .500 team and are not eligible.

Man, I'm really with it - I picked a fine time to stop sniffing glue. Be right back with an updated, "legal" pick...

Posted by fatboydad54 on 4/25/2017 1:40:00 PM (view original):
1955 Brooklyn Dodgers (.636)

I cancel this choice. I will try to come up with another

I'll come in with the 2015 Cubs