$95 Million Cap, twist players to any career year, no DH, no Clones, no AAA, no Waiver Wire, Yes to Trades. 

 

350+ AB, 150+ IP, 50+ pitching appearances= MANDATORY ON ROSTER

 

 

WHAT IS A FREE AGENT ??? Any player from the same season as your selected team from the opposite league is considered a free agent. (Example: your team is the 2002 Giants. Your free-agent window is 2002-American League players) All free agents signed are with a no-trade clause (they will be the only players that must stay on your roster for the whole season) and FREE AGENTS are not allowed to be TWISTED... Only one instance of a free agent player allowed in the league ... All free agents are first-come, first-serve. Signup for this league early and designate a free agent and you have that player's rights. If you decide later, while working on your team, that you don't want him, you can put him back on the market.
 

 

SPECIAL RULE FOR PARTIAL SEASON FREE-AGENTS:  If a free-agent played with more than one team during a season, WE WILL ALLOW the full season to be used, ie. WIS database offers a 2010 version of Cliff Lee with Seattle Mariners and Philadelphia Phillies which means his full season can be used as a free-agent if your team is from the opposite league. Another example is the full-season of 2009 Matt Holiday with Oakland Athletics and St. Louis Cardinals as a free-agent. 
 

IS THERE AN ALTERNATIVE TO NOT PICKING A FREE-AGENT ??? If you don't want to use a free-agent, you may leave one of your mandatory players off your roster. In addition, you must designate one of your three most expensive players and tag that player with a no-trade clause.

 

 

 

NL (12 Teams) vs. PL (12 Teams)

 

Standard WIS Format

 

Random Restricted Realignment

 

 

 

 

1996 Padres, 1990 Athletics 

1908 Red Sox, 1916 Giants

1988 Dodgers, 1986 Giants, 1982 Cardinals, 2008 Blue Jays, 1952 Indians, 1967 White Sox

1909 White Sox, 1910 Cubs

1946 Yankees, 1979 Yankees, 1994 Orioles, 1988 Reds, 1901 Pirates, 1969 Cardinals

2009 Phillies, 1980 Astros, 1961 Dodgers, 1993 Cardinals,  1957 Braves, 1997 Rockies, 1916 Phillies, 2002 Giants,  1968 Giants, 1978 Dodgers, 1972 Athletics, 1995 Angels, 1953 Senators, 2005 Red Sox,  1995 Indians, 1969 Twins, 1995 Royals, 1980 Athletics, 1997 Mariners, 1981 Brewers

1924 Robins, 2011 Cardinals, 2001 Braves, 1976 Pirates, 2009 Giants, 1975 Reds, 2011 Phillies, 1958 Braves, 1988 Mets, 2003 Cubs, 1930 Yankees, 1936 Indians, 1968 Athletics, 2009 Rays, 1938 Senators, 2010 Athletics, 2000 Blue Jays, 1980 Royals, 2011 Yankees, 1931 Athletics

Season XXVIII Pennant Winners:  1905-1913 White Sox, 1906-1914 Cubs (1 more season)

Season XXIX Pennant Winners: Nine-year window (2 seasons)
             1906-1914 Giants, 1960-1968 White Sox

Season XXIX LCS losers: Seven-year window (1 season)
             1991-1997 Royals, 1978-1984 Dodgers    

Season XXIX DS losers: Five-year window (1 season)
             1932-1936 Cardinals, 1978-1982 Phillies, 1983-1987 Blue Jays, 1953-1957 Indians