MMPL Progressive (1909-1962) full Topic

The Mays Mantle Progressive League (11 seasons) needs 1 new owner to take over the San Francisco Seals . We are planning on starting the 1909/1962 draft on April 19th.

Here are the league rules:

MMPL - Mays Mantle Progressive League
Rules
No DH

• No salary cap.
• Waiver wire is not in use.
• Draft – The draft order will be set at the transaction deadline (120 games.) Must win 30 games by transaction deadline (game 120) to qualify for 4- team lottery. Drafted players must appear on a major league roster the year they are drafted. In other words, the player's season must be in the WIS data bank for the season drafted.
Drafts can be the best and worst part of a progressive league. I plan on making this a fast moving draft, so please don't sign up if you have had trouble in other progressives keeping up with your picks. I am always available to take proxies. I am sure there will be others to help as well.
• Stadium – owners will draft their stadiums anytime during the initial draft (when it's their turn). This will be important as you will keep this stadium for 5 years. In the 6th season, you may make a switch to an available stadium by announcing in the keeper thread your intention to drop your stadium. An extra draft pick will be given and used to draft a stadium in that draft. The next stadium draft will take place in the 11th season etc.
• AAA-players may be used at any time. Each team receives a full roster (6-position players/2 pitchers) of below-average AAA-players. Adjustment: Due to number of players available for the 1899-1952 season we have changed AAA players to 8 position and 4 average pitchers for next few seasons.
• Disabled list (IR). There is no limit on the number of players on a team’s roster who are not sim eligible for a season who may be placed on the disabled list. The number of players on the disabled list have no effect or bearing on the number of minor league players allowed on a team’s roster.
• Trades – It takes six vetoes to nullify a trade. Draft picks may be traded up to three years later than the year in which the trade is made.
For trades made after the transaction deadline, this rule will be in force: All post-deadline (the period of time from the transaction deadline to the first game of the following season) trades must be recorded in the league trade thread in the owners' forum. If, within 24 hours of a trade being posted, three owners post objections to the trade, the commissioner shall send site mails to the league's drafting owners calling for a vote. If, within 24 hours of the posting of the commissioner's site mail, six owners vote to veto the trade, the trade is nullified.
Disputes: In the event of a dispute where there is no operative rule or guideline, or if their interpretation is unclear, the commissioner will make a ruling. If three or more owners object to the ruling, the commissioner’s view does not stand and the issue is brought to all the owners through a vote which will be notified to all owners through a sitemail.
• Rules Change: These can be discussed at any time. The first owner to want a rule change should start a thread and we’ll use that going forward to discuss any changes. However, in order to protect owners from having to vote constantly or on frivolous issues, a proposal to make, modify or eliminate a rule must be seconded by three or more owners in addition to the proposing owner before it can be voted on.
• Voting: Each owner gets one vote. Majority rules on all votes. Majority mean the majority of owners who vote, not the majority of owners. However there must be at least 14 votes cast on any issue for the vote to be valid. The commissioner does not vote unless there is a tie; then he/she is the deciding vote. The commissioner does however set the time deadline within which the voting must take place
4/7/2016 4:20 PM
Here is 1908/1961 roster:

The Seals have not traded or acquired any picks. They have the 3rd pick (lottery) in the next draft.
San Francisco seals (owner:
Candlestick Park (San Francisco Giants: 1960-1995)
Name Season Franchise Pos Salary
Larry Jackson 1961 St. Louis Cardinals SP $5,420,435
Ed Killian 1908 Detroit Tigers SP $3,658,905
Vern Law 1961 Pittsburgh Pirates SP $763,487
Vive Lindaman 1908 Boston Doves SP $5,835,361
Jack Pfiester 1908 Chicago Cubs SP $7,414,554
Frank Smith 1908 Chicago White Sox SP $10,323,625
Harley Young 1908 Pittsburgh Pirates RP $1,281,701
Clay Dalrymple 1961 Philadelphia Phillies C $2,813,897
Hank Foiles 1961 Baltimore Orioles C $1,688,725
Tim McCarver 1961 St. Louis Cardinals C $257,051
Hal Naragon 1961 Minnesota Twins C $1,413,190
Ed Phelps 1908 Pittsburgh Pirates C $387,576
Norm Cash 1961 Detroit Tigers 1B $9,626,846
Elio Chacon 1961 Cincinnati Reds 2B $929,952
Dick Egan 1908 Cincinnati Reds 2B $352,949
Otto Knabe 1908 Philadelphia Phillies 2B $4,186,292
Red Schoendienst 1961 St. Louis Cardinals 2B $724,324
Ron Santo 1961 Chicago Cubs 3B $4,784,003
Charley O'Leary 1908 Detroit Tigers SS $1,073,953
Jose Pagan 1961 San Francisco Giants SS $2,362,121
Bill Bruton 1961 Detroit Tigers OF $5,512,401
Davy Jones 1908 Detroit Tigers OF $814,455
Rube Oldring 1908 Philadelphia Athletics OF $2,179,396
Fred Osborn 1908 Philadelphia Phillies OF $4,562,706
Terry Turner 1908 Cleveland Naps OF $1,097,058
Active Roster Total Salary: $79,464,963

4/7/2016 4:25 PM (edited)
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4/7/2016 4:25 PM
Team claimed.
4/7/2016 5:51 PM
MMPL Progressive (1909-1962) full Topic

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