The sdb progressive league needs 1 owner for 1984.

Started in the 1962 season this long running progressive originaly was known as the Nuke LaLoosh memorial league. It was later renamed the sdb League in honor of Stephen Brown, late WIS user brunigh.

Advances 1 season at a time with a worst to first draft.

Lottery for the 1st two picks includes the bottom 4 teams.

Wins floor is 40 by game 162 to be in the lottery.

Failure to make the wins floor means you drop to pick #5.

1200 IP minimum that must be maintained throughout the season. Failure to have 1200 results in a drop in the draft and you can not be in the lottery. Max penalty is a drop of 5 spots.

1150-1199 drop 1 spot

1100-1149 drop 2 spots ect.

DH in the AL only.

AAA draft done like the normal draft.

Draft picks may be traded up to 1 year in advance.

No restrictions on team names

sitemail with questions any time.



Players must be rated at a position to start there. Since the owner has no control over who sparky subs there is no penalty unless you start a player out of position.

Penalty: None if when notified an owner stops doing it. If it continues all games where the violation occurs count as a loss for playoff position and as a win for draft position.

minimum 1200 IP after the draft and during the season

Penalty: 1 draft spot per 50 IP and you are disqualified from the lottery meaning you can draft no higher than 4th. Maximum penalty is 5 spots.

1150-1199 IP 1 spot penalty 1100-1149 2 spot penalty ect.

Trades can be made for draft picks no more than 1 season ahead.

No penalty you just can't do it so the trade would be voided.

Wins Floor and Lottery

The wins floor is 40 wins by the end of the season. failure to make the wins floor keeps you out of the lottery and you will draft no higher than 5th.

Draft position is determined at game #120.

The 4 teams with the worst record and that make the wins floor at seasons end are placed in a lottery for the top 2 picks.


****Currently we are past the 120 game mark in the '83 season, and are getting ready for the '84 draft once the season is done.


The Coltranes use the DH and have the 6th pick in the '84 draft -- P Carmen Castillo is also available for the roster after being on IR in 1983

Kansas City Coltranes (owner: steelcurtn88)
Municipal Stadium (Kansas City Royals: 1969-1972)
Name	Season	Franchise	Pos	Salary
Doyle Alexander	1983	Toronto Blue Jays	SP	$2,567,248
Mike Krukow	1983	San Francisco Giants	SP	$4,080,837
Tim Lollar	1983	San Diego Padres	SP	$3,577,941
Nolan Ryan	1983	Houston Astros	SP	$5,901,798
Brad Havens 1983 Minnesota Twins SP $893,535
Bob James	1983	Montreal Expos	RP	$1,190,763
Jeff Lahti	1983	St. Louis Cardinals	RP	$1,940,285
Greg Minton	1983	San Francisco Giants	RP	$1,913,966
Jesse Orosco	1983	New York Mets	RP	$4,001,576
Ron Reed	1983	Philadelphia Phillies	RP	$2,318,069
Doug Sisk	1983	New York Mets	RP	$2,806,899
Ted Simmons	1983	Milwaukee Brewers	C	$4,680,565
Don Slaught	1983	Kansas City Royals	C	$2,140,927
Ken Phelps	1983	Seattle Mariners	1B	$589,252
Tony Bernazard	1983	Chicago White Sox	2B	$3,582,415
Gary Gaetti	1983	Minnesota Twins	3B	$4,760,083
Bill Madlock	1983	Pittsburgh Pirates	3B	$3,624,272
Spike Owen 1983 Seattle Mariners SS $1,423,920 Don Baylor	1983	New York Yankees	DH	$3,862,806
George Bell	1983	Toronto Blue Jays	OF	$587,521
Warren Cromartie	1983	Montreal Expos	OF	$2,493,414
Greg Gross	1983	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	$1,661,845
Ken Landreaux	1983	Los Angeles Dodgers	OF	$3,959,674
Joe Lefebvre	1983	San Diego Padres	OF	$2,369,164
John Shelby	1983	Baltimore Orioles	OF	$1,771,954

bump, got a decent squad here, need somebody committed for at least a season

does this team have a future HOF in its pitching rotation?

need an owner ASAP

Bold

it's yours