Your team must have 21 players that played for them in specific year plus 4 others from other teams in same year.
For example 21 1964 Reds and 4 other 1964 players.

I will take the 1981 Astros

Posted by ozomatli on 10/4/2016 4:39:00 PM (view original):
Is there a rule about 200K players?

Commish, I don't think you answered ozomatli's question (at least not directly). I think this question means "Are you allowed to draft 200K players (to fill out your roster) that do not come from your chosen team season?" I would like to know if that is possible too, since I'm wasting a few million on players I won't use.

For example, could you pay for 19 players from your team season, 2 scrubs from anywhere (maybe any 200K from your year), plus the 2+2 impact players?

Posted by Datatrek on 10/5/2016 4:10:00 PM (view original):

Posted by ozomatli on 10/4/2016 4:39:00 PM (view original):
Is there a rule about 200K players?

Commish, I don't think you answered ozomatli's question (at least not directly). I think this question means "Are you allowed to draft 200K players (to fill out your roster) that do not come from your chosen team season?" I would like to know if that is possible too, since I'm wasting a few million on players I won't use.

For example, could you pay for 19 players from your team season, 2 scrubs from anywhere (maybe any 200K from your year), plus the 2+2 impact players?

No. You must use 21 players from your team. Then choose 2 hitters and 2 pitchers from other teams in same year. 21 + 4 additional players

Got it. Trying to tweak my team, so the extra $$ freed up would have helped. Oh well...

i'll try the '91 Pirates

Can I enter a 2nd team and can be in different leagues or divisions?

yes

yes

I'll try the 1976 Phillies...thx

thanks

thanks

I Am Going To hold Off On THE 2nd team. No matter how I look at it would have to play against my other team. Next season I will most likely try the 09 Redsox.

What do you think about this? A sister league, but every team chosen has to have finished the regular season with a winning percentage of .400 or less and each owner can choose 2 hitters, 2 starters, and one relief pitcher (as defined by fewer than 100 innings pitched). Turn some real looses into a winner. Could be interesting to see who comes out on top.

or the rules could be only players from that roster, but you can twist the seasons of 2 hitters, starting pitchers and one reliever.

curious to your thoughts.

Posted by Bleeding_sox on 10/10/2016 12:02:00 AM (view original):
What do you think about this? A sister league, but every team chosen has to have finished the regular season with a winning percentage of .400 or less and each owner can choose 2 hitters, 2 starters, and one relief pitcher (as defined by fewer than 100 innings pitched). Turn some real looses into a winner. Could be interesting to see who comes out on top.

or the rules could be only players from that roster, but you can twist the seasons of 2 hitters, starting pitchers and one reliever.

curious to your thoughts.

Or perhaps just a losing record