Are we going to include the three in team name?
CLOWNS-Bobo, Dale & Billy as example.

Posted by bpamaco on 10/23/2019 4:39:00 PM (view original):
Are we going to include the three in team name?
CLOWNS-Bobo, Dale & Billy as example.

Name your teams whatever you want

MLB126147

When you build your roster, please keep in mind a couple of things:
1.) You must roster the three players chosen in rounds 1, 2, 6. If there are multiple versions of that player in the database for that season, you must roster the most expensive version of that player.
2.) The remaining 22 players on your roster must come from the franchise-decade assigned to you in round 5. No exceptions.
3.) There are a few players you can NOT have on your team under any circumstances. You cannot have any version of a player drafted by someone else in round 1 or a pitcher drafted by someone else in round 2. You also cannot roster the exact player-season you gifted someone else in round 6. Not that I expect anyone would WANT to do that, but just in case.
4.) Remember to select the park that you were assigned in round 4.
5.) Please remember that we have no AAA in this league, horrible pitching, injuries are set to ON, and we have most of the highest offense parks in WIS in this league. DRAFT ENOUGH INNINGS!!!! I reserve the right to send your team back if you enter 1250 innings or something like that.
6.) Lastly, it is certainly possible that one or more have us have been substantially more screwed than others. This is on the honor system, but I certainly hope that every owner will play his team to the best of his ability for the entire 162 games. It's unfair to every other owner if you set your team on autopilot and let it turn into a fatigue death spiral.

Razorclams welcome to 1927 Jack Scott and his sparkling .330 OAV over 246 innings

I also assume that when we draft our players, if they were on two teams in the same year (one of them being ours) we can only use their partial season stats with our franchise?

Is it sad that our assigned player from the decade is one of the better pitchers on our team?

Posted by vilefileman on 10/23/2019 5:45:00 PM (view original):
Is it sad that our assigned player from the decade is one of the better pitchers on our team?

Or that I realized Bobo Newsom was one of the original players picked and couldn't use his one marginal season that was one of the best available SP seasons in my year range ...

Posted by normy17 on 10/23/2019 5:29:00 PM (view original):
I also assume that when we draft our players, if they were on two teams in the same year (one of them being ours) we can only use their partial season stats with our franchise?

Hopefully we can use a combined so long as it's from our franchise.

Combined seasons are ok

am i correct in assuming no clones?

From original post and signup thread:

After that, rules will be straightforward:
- No AAA, No WW, No trades, No DH, No Clones
- injuries on (be sure you draft enough PA/IP, especially if you get dealt one of those nasty offense-heavy parks)
- We will do ONE random realignment
- $80m cap

Final team summary

Owner	Park	Player	PA	Pitcher	IP	Franchise-Decade	Assigned Player	PA/IP
3dayrotation	Petco	1894 Bobby Lowe	750	2008 Pedro Martinez	109	Braves 1971-80	2001 Mike Hampton	203
big_dowg	Coors	1894 John Ward	706	1897 Al Orth	347	Athletics 1915-24	1933 Curt Fullerton	28
bpamaco	South Side Pk III (Chi)	1894 Billy Hamilton	750	1938 Bobo Newsom	352	White Sox 1921-30	1978 Dale Murphy	583
Chisock	Municipal (KC)	1988 Tony Phillips	251	1988 Bert Blyleven	208	Rockies 1996-2005	1995 Greg Vaughn	508
contrarian23	League Park II (CLE)	1942 Doc Cramer	718	1999 Dwight Gooden	115	Browns 1932-41	1903 Togie Pittinger	413
DoctorKz	Hilltop Park	1904 Sam Crawford	658	1897 Red Donahue	434	Braves 1901-10	1942 Dick Siebert	676
eman7400	Ameriquest Field	1931 Gus Suhr	329	1973 Pat Dobson	200	Mariners 1977-86	1921 Rollie Naylor	180
gwhouse	Yankee III	1971 Dennis Menke	547	1938 Wes Ferrell	191	Reds 1945-54	1980 Jim Beattie	188
normy17	Fenway Park	1986 Omar Moreno	389	1890 Gus Weyhing	479	Brewers 1993-2002	2002 Tanyon Sturtze	226
razorclams	Palace of the Fans	1981 Carl Yastrzemski	585	1934 Alvin Crowder	177	Devil Rays 1998-2007	1927 Jack Scott	246
redcped	Memorial (LA)	1894 Hugh Duffy	744	1940 Dutch Leonard	305	Athletics 1936-45	1952 Jim Busby	620
reddtrain	Baker Bowl	1991 Kenny Lofton	79	1894 Frank Dwyer	434	Senators 1948-57	1939 Jack Kramer	223
sohio4ever	Atlanta Fulton County	1961 Don Blasingame	532	1894 Brickyard Kennedy	447	Red Sox 1925-34	1926 Sarge Connally	115
spoonfed	Wrigley (LA)	1895 Dan Brouthers	165	1888 John Clarkson	500	Athletics 1955-64	2001 Dave Mlicki	168
vilefileman	Exhibition	1975 Dick Allen	481	1890 Matt Kilroy	262	Phillies 1923-32	1956 Art Ditmar	268
zephyr1949	Mile High	1933 Rabbit Maranville	560	1953 Ned Garver	209	Tigers 1994-2003	1950 Herm Wehmeier	244

I am posting my roster here so that all can verify it.

Togie %&$^ Pittinger (owner: contrarian23)
League Park (II) (Cleveland Indians: 1910-1946)
Name	Season	Franchise	Pos	Salary
Earl Caldwell	1935	St. Louis Browns	SP	$737,175
Denny Galehouse	1941	St. Louis Browns	SP	$4,751,489
Dwight Gooden	1999	Cleveland Indians	SP	$1,765,536
Bob Muncrief	1941	St. Louis Browns	SP	$5,193,762
Johnny Niggeling	1940	St. Louis Browns	SP	$3,721,123
Togie Pittinger	1903	Boston Beaneaters	SP	$6,568,049
Johnny Allen	1941	St. Louis Browns	RP	$2,667,341
Ivy Andrews	1935	St. Louis Browns	RP	$5,212,444
Snipe Hansen	1935	St. Louis Browns	RP	$200,167
Jim Weaver	1938	St. Louis Browns	RP	$4,359,576
Bob Weiland	1935	St. Louis Browns	RP	$221,130
Rick Ferrell	1932	St. Louis Browns	C	$4,466,489
Frank Grube	1934	St. Louis Browns	C	$1,186,420
Rogers Hornsby	1933	St. Louis Browns	2B	$856,603
Johnny Lucadello	1940	St. Louis Browns	2B	$683,905
Ski Melillo	1933	St. Louis Browns	2B	$4,273,867
Harlond Clift	1937	St. Louis Browns	3B	$6,817,226
Ed Grimes	1932	St. Louis Browns	3B	$271,150
Red Kress	1938	St. Louis Browns	SS	$4,058,105
Beau Bell	1937	St. Louis Browns	OF	$5,371,508
Doc Cramer	1942	Detroit Tigers	OF	$4,362,269
Roy Cullenbine	1941	St. Louis Browns	OF	$5,920,921
Bobby Estalella	1941	St. Louis Browns	OF	$463,234
Rip Radcliff	1941	St. Louis Browns	OF	$509,333
Sam West	1937	St. Louis Browns	OF	$5,350,207
Active Roster Total Salary:				$79,989,029

I'll start verifying other rosters tomorrow. Hopefully everyone will have their team in quickly. These should not be difficult rosters to build. Execrable, yes, but not difficult.

Posted by vilefileman on 10/23/2019 5:18:00 PM (view original):
Razorclams welcome to 1927 Jack Scott and his sparkling .330 OAV over 246 innings

thank you