1969 Jack Hamilton

Cleveland Indians

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• When you post your Rd 25 pick, please include in the post the total salary of your 25-man roster. If you've been building your team in the draft center along the way, this should be very easy.

• If your total salary is over $100M, please include in the post the name and salary of the player who will be "sacrificed" to get you under the cap and the $200K player you have chosen to replace him. This should be the player with the salary closest to (but still more than) the amount you are over the cap plus $200K (to account for the salary of his replacement). He will be replaced by the first player alphabetically in the WIS database who plays the same position and has a salary of exactly $200K.

• Remember to consider the ballpark you wish to play in. You don't have to declare this yet, but you can only choose a ballpark that one of your players called home in the season you drafted. The home ballpark of each team in each era will be as it is listed here: https://www.whatifsports.com/mlb-l/ballparks.asp?lid=1. If your player's home ballpark is not in the WIS database, you cannot use it, and you cannot substitute another ballpark (i.e., no WhatIfSports Park).

Posted by rmarksduke on 2/19/2024 11:31:00 AM (view original):
In the rules, you stated "If your roster is over the cap at the end of the draft, I will insist that you modify your roster with $200K players to get under the cap in the fewest moves possible." You didn't say anything about being assigned a player. I assumed I could choose my $200,000 player. Kind of late to add a rule. I'm already using Dave Rader at catcher instead of mickey Cochrane. Isn't that punishment enough.