Question for future reference, if a FULL theme league is in the status of waiting for the schedule to generate,
further And you then pull your team to edit the roster real quick and rejoin,

Does the team go back to it's original spot in it's division, with no delay, or does it reset the schedule clock and 23 angry owners band together against you with pitchforks as the commish then has to re-validate the teams?

Posted another question below.

If it's an open league then it autoregenerates.
If it's one managed by a human then that league's commish needs to resubmit the scheduling process, and before they do part of the divisions get changed unless the commish deals with that too.

Posted by winnerpeg on 3/8/2026 12:42:00 AM (view original):
If it's an open league then it autoregenerates.
If it's one managed by a human then that league's commish needs to resubmit the scheduling process, and before they do part of the divisions get changed unless the commish deals with that too.

OK, that's what I figured. Thanks. Can't just do a quick edit and have it place you in the same divisional slot you pulled it from to edit.
That would be a mess if someone tried it after the teams have already been set....

Any reason these are greyed out?

Because there are no Defensive Replacement and Auto Rest hierarchies for pitchers the way there are for position players. Instead the "auto rest" setting, combined with how you organize your pitching staff and your other settings, does the job of resting pitchers who are fatigued. Also, "defensive replacement" for a pitcher is sort of meaningless in baseball. No team replaces a pitcher to bring in a better fielding pitcher.

If you haven't seen it yet, page 6 of this thread answers a lot of general questions: Advice for Newbies - Page 6 - SimLeague Baseball | WhatIfSports.com

Not the ones you have specifically asked thus far, admittedly, so just consider this a helpful "FYI"

Posted by contrarian23 on 3/8/2026 5:10:00 PM (view original):
Because there are no Defensive Replacement and Auto Rest hierarchies for pitchers the way there are for position players. Instead the "auto rest" setting, combined with how you organize your pitching staff and your other settings, does the job of resting pitchers who are fatigued. Also, "defensive replacement" for a pitcher is sort of meaningless in baseball. No team replaces a pitcher to bring in a better fielding pitcher.

OK, I mis-took what those settings are for. I have a pitcher who is C/A+ rated for the outfield and it would be cool to see him put in a defensive replacement sometime. I don't see where he can be listed in the hierarchies as a defensive replacement.

If you haven't seen it yet, page 6 of this thread answers a lot of general questions: Advice for Newbies - Page 6 - SimLeague Baseball | WhatIfSports.com
Not the ones you have specifically asked thus far, admittedly, so just consider this a helpful "FYI"

Will refer to that, edited my original post.