1 1987 Pro Team - CLAIMED Topic

gonoles777
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Back to the Progressive Theme League Classifieds...hat in hand

The WESPL - going into it's 42nd season!! - and has one 1987 team available...the previous owner has gone MIA...ready to win division now


The league rules reward winning - there is no incentive to tank during the season since losing only worsens a teams potential draft slot

The drafts are often deep because quality players who might be keepers in other progressive leagues are often cut due to the player's impact on team salary

Rules

This is progressive league playing dual eras. Each season we play 2 years, but we keep those years completely separate by league (except for interleague play). We play each era simultaneously, one in the NL and one in the PL. In effect we are playing two progressive leagues, separated by league boundary. the reason we are playing 2 at once, rather than each individually is, of course, that there are not enough 1923 or 1946 players to fill 24 teams, but there are enough to fill 12 teams.

- drafted players will be owned until they are cut, are traded, or retire

- stadiums will be owned for the life of the league, unless you appeal for a stadium change.

· each team may carry over as many players as it likes to the following season (standard progressive- For instance, the team who had 1923 babe ruth in 1923, would have 1924 babe ruth in 1924. )

- keeper lists will be due before 136 game of the current season. Late keeper lists will have all possible keepers counted against their DPR (see below), and if not submitted by the start of the draft- all possible keepers retained.

- players who miss a WIS season in mid-career can be retained on the DL until their career resumes. for instance, if you draft P O'doul in 1923, you can retain him until he comes back as an outfielder. (you have to keep him on your active roster any year he has a WIS season)

· each season there will be a separate non-snake rookie/free agent drafts to fill out rosters in each league/year. a drafted player will be owned by its drafting team until that player is traded, is cut, or retires. 

The draft order formula is:

Total salaryYr1 at Game 81 (Millions to the tenth x2) + salaryYr2 from posted keepers before Game 136 (Millions to the tenth X1) - Wins at Game 140/2= DPS (draft power score)

the lowest possible salary that can be entered into the formula will be 55m. for instance, if your salary from year 1 (or yr 2) was 39m, 55m would be used in the formula. (there is no advantage to holding a firesale to get below 55m in salary)

Lowest DPS drafts first, highest last

trading draft picks for players or other picks is allowed.

·at no point in any season will a team from one league/year be able to have a player from another year. for instance, a 1923 team will have all 1923 players. there will be no inter-year trading between 1923 and 1946 teams. (trading between teams of the same year will, of course, be legal and encouraged).

·Team names will begin with the current year, followed by the city of your stadium, followed by a nickname of your choice (can be the real name, or a name of your choice.) for instance, if you drafted wrigley field in the 1946 draft, your team name could be: '46 Chicago Cubs, or '46 Chicago River Rats etc. it could not be don's dingers, or tallahassee tigers etc.

·AAA will be set to below-average, so as to provide fatigue relief, but at replacement-player level ability (similar to real life minor leagues).

·The NLCS will be considered the WS of the 23 era, and PLCS will be considered the WS of the 46 era. The LCS winners will be proclaimed "champions" of their respective eras, and the world series will be a time-travel exhibition match for WIS rewards, personal stats, and bragging rights.

·Live play will be legal, although there will never be any sort of requirement to play live. completely up to the owner. SLLive will be allowed for the current series.

·No DH

If you have any questions, please sitemail gonoles777

To claim the team just post your claim in this thread and/or sitemail gonoles777

Thanks for looking
11/23/2013 8:48 PM
gonoles777
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1987 Minnesota - Plays in Humphrey Metrodome - Claimed by BlueTufts

25 potential keepers - 1 draft pick for each keeper less than 25

C - Gary Carter, Darren Daulton, Ron Hassey
1B - Wally Joyner, Joe Carter
2B - Steve Sax
3B - Brook Jacoby, Howard Johnson
SS - Spike Owen, Hubie Brooks
OF - Ruben Sierra, Mike Marshall, Gary Ward, Kal Daniels, Jerry Mumphrey

P's - Dave Stewart, Don Sutton, Mark Langston, Danny Darwin, Scott Sanderson, Tom Browning, Don Robinson, Mark Davis, Roger McDowell, Jim Clancy
12/1/2013 8:48 AM (edited)
contrarian23
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Guys - this is a GREAT league.  Very well run, great commissioner, stable group of owners, and absolutely no tanking.  If you want to join a really well run progressive that rewards winning AND requires real strategy (because of the draft formula), this is the league for you.
11/24/2013 11:41 AM
contrarian23
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Hard to believe someone hasn't snatched this team up....most of the prog teams you see posted are major rebuilding projects.  This one is clearly not.  Surely someone wants to take over a squad that should be instantly competitive?
11/27/2013 7:42 PM
trbrew
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bump
11/30/2013 6:59 AM
BlueTufts
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I'd like to take this team if you'll have me
11/30/2013 7:51 AM
gonoles777
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BlueTufts...sent you a sitemail
11/30/2013 10:38 PM
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