The All The Way League needs 1 to take over the Cleveland franchise starting with the 1928 season. This will be the 28th season for a league that has had very little turnover and this is actually the first opening we've had in the league since 1921. This is a standard progressive with the following rules:
Players must be rated at a position at some point in their career to play it. Only draft picks from the next 2 seasons in the future are eligible to be traded. Draft order will be determined by reverse w/l record at game 120. At that time a minimum of 40 wins is required for the 1st pick, 35 for the 2nd pick, and 30 for the 3rd pick, 25 for the 4th pick. Tie breaker is head to head record with the better record picking earlier. Second tie breaker or tie breaker for 3 or more teams with the same record is overall team salary, with the lower salary picking first. Players must have a current WIS eligible season to be drafted. In other words any unclaimed player on the DL is off limits until they return from the DL. Purposeful tanking is not allowed. Once the season starts teams will be expected to put their best team forward and manage them appropriately. Violations and penalties will be determined by the commish.
Cleveland's active players:
C: Johnny Gooch, Glenn Myatt
1B: Jim Bottomley, Joe Harris
2B: Hughie Critz
3B: Willie Kamm, Jack Warner
SS: Jackie Tavener, Wally Gerber
OF: Tris Speaker, Sam Rice, Adam Comorosky
P: Joe Shaute, Waite Hoyt, Carmen Hill, Jack Russell, Art Reinhart, Fred Frankhouse, Myles Thomas
DL:
Bob Osborn (30), Johnny Morrison (29)
We're still about 20ish games from setting the draft order, but at the time of this post Cleveland would be 5th in the draft.