We are starting off in 1952 regressively and 1954 progressively after playing 52 seasons starting on 1900 heading all the way until 1952 and starting in 2006 and heading all the way back to 1954.

That is where the crossover comes in. We have finished 52 seasons, crossing over from 1952 to 1954, and from 1954 to 1952. Back in 1946/1960 we voted to use two instances of a player, one progressively and one regressively so we would have enough players. We have been using AAA to fill in the lack of PA's and IP for now. We also voted to end the league after this past season and call it good but I decided I could continue to handle running the league as I took this league over thinking it would end when we collided in 1953 but then the two versions and crossover made it so interesting I think we all wanted to see how it turns out.

Once we get to 1943 regressively and 1963 progressively that'll go away and we will have a unique league that can go as far as 1885/regressive, and to 2021 progressive. The league started in 1901 progressive and 2005 regressive so it could run 120 seasons and remain the longest running regressive/progressive in WIS history.

We skipped 1953 only because of the two versions and the nightmare it would create. The 1953 regressive and progressive rookies have been added to this seasons available player list so they don't get left behind in all the fun.

This is the first time we've advertised since 1947/59 as we have an outstanding group of owners with all being great gentleman and gamesman.

Remember all the 1954 players listed below become 1952 players and the 1954 become 1952 players.

San Diego (owner: pmwksw)
Jack Murphy Stadium (San Diego Padres: 1980-1996)
Name	Season	Franchise	Pos	Salary
Sal Maglie	1952	New York Giants	SP	$5,093,009
Russ Meyer	1954	Brooklyn Dodgers	SP	$3,814,041
Bud Podbielan	1954	Cincinnati Reds	SP	$1,915,611
Preacher Roe	1952	Brooklyn Dodgers	SP	$3,202,370
Warren Spahn	1952	Boston Braves	SP	$8,262,360
Virgil Trucks	1954	Chicago White Sox	SP	$7,832,443
Ralph Brickner	1952	Boston Red Sox	RP	$652,485
Mike Fornieles	1954	Chicago White Sox	RP	$790,603
Dick Littlefield	1952	St. Louis Browns	RP	$1,277,039
Harry Chiti	1952	Chicago Cubs	C	$1,534,832
Walker Cooper	1952	Boston Braves	C	$2,636,621
Clint Courtney	1954	Baltimore Orioles	C	$2,995,362
Bill Sarni	1954	St. Louis Cardinals	C	$3,362,746
Phil Cavarretta	1954	Chicago White Sox	1B	$1,264,800
Floyd Baker	1952	Washington Senators	2B	$1,429,199
Ray Boone	1954	Detroit Tigers	3B	$5,922,796
Eddie Yost	1952	Washington Senators	3B	$4,573,689
Solly Hemus	1952	St. Louis Cardinals	SS	$5,403,653
Hank Bauer	1954	New York Yankees	OF	$2,823,028
Monte Irvin	1952	New York Giants	OF	$895,197
Peanuts Lowrey	1954	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	$200,000
Dale Mitchell	1954	Cleveland Indians	OF	$320,208
Dave Philley	1954	Cleveland Indians	OF	$2,619,975
Enos Slaughter	1952	St. Louis Cardinals	OF	$4,494,970
Duke Snider	1954	Brooklyn Dodgers	OF	$9,460,206

Anyone interested in the league please post here or sm me direct. We start off the clock this weekend and on the clock Monday with this team drafting 16th with no traded or acquired picks.

This is my old team and there's still plenty of talent to make a run with just another couple pieces. Great league and rooskie does an excellent job of running things smoothly.

I'm confused as heck, shouldn't join a progressive and can't tell if this team is any good, but I'm intrigued! To clarify, Maglie (for example) jumps to his '54 season and progresses forward while Meyer falls to '52 and regresses from there?

I'll join.