League 6 - National League

Division Placement with Draft Order and Free Agent Pool for each:


East Division:

(1) 1946-1947 St. Louis Cardinals (WINTERHAWK) - 1952 Robin Roberts
(2) 1951-1952 Brooklyn Dodgers (DARTHDURRON) - 1947 Warren Spahn
(3) 1950-1951 New York Giants (THEJUICE6) - 1952 Bob Rush
(4) 1948-1949 St. Louis Cardinals (CONTRARIAN23) - 1950 Jim Hearn
(1) 1946-1947 St. Louis Cardinals (WINTERHAWK) - 1947 Ralph Kiner
(2) 1951-1952 Brooklyn Dodgers (DARTHDURRON) - 1951 Stan Musial
(3) 1950-1951 New York Giants (THEJUICE6) - 1946 Schoolboy Rowe
(4) 1948-1949 St. Louis Cardinals (CONTRARIAN23) - 1949 Ralph Kiner


Pool To Pick From: 1946-1952 Philadelphia Phillies / 1946-1952 Pittsburgh Pirates / 1946-1952 Chicago Cubs / 1946-1952 Cincinnati Reds / 1946-1952 Boston Braves / 1950-1952 St. Louis Cardinals / 1946-1949 New York Giants / 1952 New York Giants / 1946-1950 Brooklyn Dodgers




Central Division:

(1) 1952-1953 St. Louis Cardinals (CARDINALDAVE) - 1953 Warren Spahn
(2) 1954-1955 Brooklyn Dodgers (3DAYROTATION) - 1952 Robin Roberts
(3) 1953-1954 Brooklyn Dodgers (DSPAHLINGER) - 1954 Johnny Antonelli
(4) 1952-1953 Brooklyn Dodgers (SCHWARZE) - 1954 Willie Mays
(1) 1952-1953 St. Louis Cardinals (CARDINALDAVE) - 1955 Eddie Mathews
(2) 1954-1955 Brooklyn Dodgers (3DAYROTATION) - 1955 Willie Mays
(3) 1953-1954 Brooklyn Dodgers (DSPAHLINGER) - 1953 Richie Ashburn
(4) 1952-1953 Brooklyn Dodgers (SCHWARZE) - 1954 Robin Roberts


Pool To Pick From: 1952-1955 Philadelphia Phillies / 1952-1955 Pittsburgh Pirates / 1952-1955 Chicago Cubs / 1952-1955 Cincinnati Reds / 1952 Boston Braves / 1953-1955 Milwaukee Braves / 1952-1955 New York Giants / 1954-1955 St. Louis Cardinals / 1952 Brooklyn Dodgers


West Division:

(1) 1954-1955 New York Giants (DUFFERMAN) - 1956 Ed Bailey
(2) 1955-1956 Brooklyn Dodgers (REDCPED) - 1954 Robin Roberts
(3) 1956-1957 Brooklyn Dodgers (TOYSBOYS) - 1957 Willie Mays
(4) 1956-1957 Milwaukee Braves (PARKING31) - 1954 Duke Snider
(1) 1954-1955 New York Giants (DUFFERMAN) - 1954 Stan Musial
(2) 1955-1956 Brooklyn Dodgers (REDCPED) - 1957 Stan Musial
(3) 1956-1957 Brooklyn Dodgers (TOYSBOYS) - 1955 Ernie Banks
(4) 1956-1957 Milwaukee Braves (PARKING31) - 1956 Johnny Antonelli


Pool To Pick From: 1954-1957 Philadelphia Phillies / 1954-1957 Pittsburgh Pirates / 1954-1957 Chicago Cubs / 1954-1957 Cincinnati Reds / 1954-1957 St. Louis Cardinals / 1954-1955 Milwaukee Braves / 1954 Brooklyn Dodgers / 1956-1957 New York Giants

Pat, is this the only division you and I are in together? I think it is. Out of 24 leagues, that's pretty unusual.

1952 Robin Roberts

1956 Ed Bailey - C

Posted by contrarian23 on 4/5/2020 6:16:00 AM (view original):
Pat, is this the only division you and I are in together? I think it is. Out of 24 leagues, that's pretty unusual.

I haven't really paid much attention to who's in which division while trying to keep everything updated but...now that you mention it, I think you're right. That is pretty strange...

1952 Bob Rush

1950 Jim Hearn (Cardinals version)
I think this is legit. Sitemail me if not.

In the case of Hearn, he played for two teams in 1950 - the Giants and the Cardinals. He only played 9 innings for the Cardinals and the rest were with the Giants. Given his numbers with the Giants, he's definitely going to be on my roster. If you had him on your roster, you would be using the same exact innings as I'm using with the addition of the 9 innings he played with the Cardinals. Not an exact clone but pretty darn close...

EDIT: Even if you wanted to go the route of me just using the Giants version (which I'm doing anyway) and you just using the Cardinals version, it wouldn't work. The separate Cardinals version isn't even available for use since it was only 9 innings. Therefore, you would pretty much be using the same exact player that's on my roster...

Posted by thejuice6 on 4/5/2020 12:48:00 PM (view original):
In the case of Hearn, he played for two teams in 1950 - the Giants and the Cardinals. He only played 9 innings for the Cardinals and the rest were with the Giants. Given his numbers with the Giants, he's definitely going to be on my roster. If you had him on your roster, you would be using the same exact innings as I'm using with the addition of the 9 innings he played with the Cardinals. Not an exact clone but pretty darn close...

EDIT: Even if you wanted to go the route of me just using the Giants version (which I'm doing anyway) and you just using the Cardinals version, it wouldn't work. The separate Cardinals version isn't even available for use since it was only 9 innings. Therefore, you would pretty much be using the same exact player that's on my roster...

Not my division draft, but my $0.02 ...

We are definitely going to have teams using the exact same season of the same player because of overlapping seasons. So I'm not sure I get the logic that you can't have two teams using "the same exact player that's on my roster" as it's definitely going to be happening already in every league.

West: Willie Mays 1957

central= 1952 Robin Roberts

Posted by redcped on 4/5/2020 1:04:00 PM (view original):

Posted by thejuice6 on 4/5/2020 12:48:00 PM (view original):
In the case of Hearn, he played for two teams in 1950 - the Giants and the Cardinals. He only played 9 innings for the Cardinals and the rest were with the Giants. Given his numbers with the Giants, he's definitely going to be on my roster. If you had him on your roster, you would be using the same exact innings as I'm using with the addition of the 9 innings he played with the Cardinals. Not an exact clone but pretty darn close...

EDIT: Even if you wanted to go the route of me just using the Giants version (which I'm doing anyway) and you just using the Cardinals version, it wouldn't work. The separate Cardinals version isn't even available for use since it was only 9 innings. Therefore, you would pretty much be using the same exact player that's on my roster...

Not my division draft, but my $0.02 ...

We are definitely going to have teams using the exact same season of the same player because of overlapping seasons. So I'm not sure I get the logic that you can't have two teams using "the same exact player that's on my roster" as it's definitely going to be happening already in every league.

Here's a quote from the classified:

"However, when choosing your Free Agent, it must come from one of the franchises/years that weren’t selected by anyone in your four-team Division."