Bull - the reason i picked the scrubs i did is because i don't want people to have to use them or any other $250k guys - the idea is to use the 1901 guys we are building the league around.  there are not many cheap guys under $300k in career league.  finding a guy who played in your home park or specific needs is a giant hassle.  plus i don't things complicated any more then they have to be.  the 2 or 3 players are just going to be used to fill out the roster once we run out of 1901 guys (if we do) so we can meet the 25 man roster requirements in WIS that didn't exist in 1901.

just wondering out loud....thanks.

no worries.

I would suggest you allow the number of scrubs = number of AAA (usually 8). Then force everyone to waive the scrubs after the first game.

good idea.

I will be unavailable tonight from 8pm EST til tomorrow morn as I yell at the tv during the UNC-Duke game and then either celebrate into the morning or go to be early in frustration.  

For everyone's information, the eight least expensive scrubs in career leagues are the following
Angel Salazar 200,000
Jack Sharrott 200,000
Sam Crane. 202,257
Jim Toy. 213,926
Davy Force. 216,175
Ray Hamrick. 216,999
Emil Huhn. 226,342
Mike Champion. 237,788

I believe that there are a couple of pitchers that are below a couple of the scrubs you have listed. Tom Fisher comes to mind.

Yeah, sorry. He's the only one though at 226,607

Posted by topkat on 3/9/2013 7:31:00 PM (view original):
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hoping he would fall to me.

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