My #1 pick was asking for 6.2MIL, i offered it and he rejected and said "he has decided he may be interested in signing a baseball contract afterall. However, he's raised his demands a small fraction. If you're truly interested in adding him to your organization, we're sure you can find the additional money."

he upped his demands to 10.3MIL which i just don't have, on the draft results page next to his name it shows the Blue X saying rejected.

will i get a Type D 1st Rounder to replace him next year if i can't get the 10MIL to offer him??

Yes. You get a Type D pick for a guy who doesn't sign - provided he was a true first round pick, not a Type D himself or a supplemental round pick, for example - so long as you meet his *initial* demands and are rejected.

Yeppers

If you like the pick, and you still have money later, offer him less than his latest demand. You can still get him, but you have to be patient. For example, if you are planning to use the money on an IFA, but end up without an impact guy, go back to your pick and see if you can get him.

I had a very similar example to this and I really wanted the player. I was prepared to lose him and keep the Type D, while getting an impact IFA. When that didn't pan out, and I had money at the end of the season, I went back to the draft pick and offered what I had - greater than the 6.2M, but less than the 11M he was asking for. Finally, after numerous attempts offering the same money every time, the guy signed with me.

So you're not shut out - you actually have options at this point.

thanks for the feedback, i thought i was gonna lose him and not get a pick.

I assume you don't have enough to transfer payroll funds to prospect.