Not sure if Grienke is available or not ... but I'll take him if available.

FK6-- will try the 1975 Dodgers with FA Rod Carew

I'll definitely be back. Will need a little while to figure out a team.

hey assuming that the 95 indians are good...tom henke(st.louis) will be my free agent.......

The 1978 Tigers end their Free Agent search with the surprise signing of New York MetsSP - Craig Swan.

It was a toss-up between him & high-priced FA - J.R. Richard, or his Houston Astro teammate 3B - Enos Cabell. However Swan's control & price-tag were right up ownership's alley & the club's decision to go with slick fielding/light hitting Aurelio Rodriguez at third solidified the decision...........

The 1987 Mets step up to the plate with their Free Agent signing, Wade Boggs.

A spokesman for the team stated, "as much as we love what Hojo could bring us with his bat, Mr. Boggs is an even more dangerous hitter, and possesses a glove that, frankly, Howard just doesn't can't compete with.

Sparky's going to return to the Cincinnati Reds of 1988. Free Agent TBD

My next disappointment will be the 1987 Royals with Tony Gwynn.

crap...couldn't make it work...no SS above a D+/D-

Ok...how about the 1983 Philllies with Jim Rice.

alright...I'm going to try again and go with the 1994 Chisox one more time. I think the 94 Barry Bonds should be an upgrade over Darrin Jackson.

Is there a league # yet?

no league # yet. Launch is not until November 12th. Will wait til next week to give it out.

Due to the update I've had to switch my teams - my 1978 Tigers(w/FA Craig Swan) came in @ $94.6M before the update & comes in now @$91.8M. No matter how much juggling I do, I'm not going to fill the extra(nearly)$4M

So, mgmt has decided to hop in the time machine & move to the Mistake by the Lake. Staying in the AL to avoid any further conflicts.

If cleared with the commish - I'd like the 1976 Indians & Free Agent - Randy Jones

"I had my fingers crossed during the vote. Basically, if it was $90 million I would be unemployed. But as soon as FK6 announced that $95 million would be the salary cap, my phone rang and the 1996 Mariners called me up and said we're going pay you $3.1 million to be a reliever. I'm really happy right now" - Rusty Meacham of the '96 Mariners said.

"I was a little bitter about my contract of $3.8 million, but when $95 million was announced, FK6 earned my respect by paying me $4.8 million to be on the team" - Jay Buhner of '96 Mariners