$75M payroll. Select your exclusive franchise and draft player seasons of your team 1920 to 2019. Maximum player salary for drafting AAA is approximately $2.5M for batters and $1.8M for pitchers. But once the season starts any player no matter what salary can be sent to AAA. Maximum for any drafted player is $2.5M.

Must use any park your exclusive franchise used from 1920 to 2019.

Minors will have 6 pitchers and 6 position players also only from your franchise. Transaction deadline at game 156. No to clones DH, and trades. Note: AAA player slots only show once you've filled the regular 25 roster spots.

So if you like low caps and a some micro-managing with the 12 AAA players, this is the league for you.


* The $75 million cap is for all 37 players, the 25 on your active roster plus the 12 AAA players you draft.
* The AAA selections are regulated by the "average" AAA player salary range.
-- Hitters: $1,575,000 to the $2.5 million league cap.
-- Starting pitchers: $950,000-$1,849,999
-- Relief pitchers: $700,000-$1,499999
* That means if you want any hitters less than $1,575 million or pitchers outside those ranges, you'll need to draft them on your active roster. They can be moved to the active roster before opening day, so that's more just an accounting trick to make things work.

Ask any questions.
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Franchises reserved: (Philadelphia Phillies) (Pittsburgh Pirates) (Cincinnati Reds) (Boston Red Sox) (St. Louis Browns-Baltimore Orioles) (Philadelphia-Oakland Athletics) (New York Yankees) (Washington Senators-Minnesota Twins) (Chicago White Sox) (Detroit Tigers) (St. Louis Cardinals) (Houston Colt 45s-Astros)(San Diego Padres)(Boston-Atlanta Braves) (California Angels) (Cleveland Indians)(Chicago Cubs)(Seattle Mariners) (Montral Expos-Washington Nationals)(Colorado Rockies)(New York-San Francisco Giants) (Brooklyn-Los Angeles Dodgers)(Seattle Pilots-Milwaukee Brewers) (Toronro Blue Jays)

Franchises available: (Arizona Diamondbacks) (Florida-Miami Marlins) (Tampa Bay Rays) (Washington Senators-Texas Rangers) (Kansas City Royals)(New York Mets)

Owner Exclusive Franchise MLB129233

1. hockeyhead Tigers
2. batgems Reds
3. fillies Phillies
4. gnrlmils75 Senators-Twins
5. eman7400 A's
6. dbrom White Sox
7. riverratk Yankees
8. bronxcheer Pirates
9. vanmeter Browns-Orioles
10. bronxcheer Pilots-Brewers
11. lewb Padres
12. whalers10 Red Sox
13. rbow923 Cardinals
14. fatguyrd Colt45s-Astros
15. spoonfed Braves
16. epup1975 Angels
17. antonabomb Indians
18. dbrom Cubs
19. 06gsp Mariners
20. WillRoyals Expos-Nationals
21. jtvaughney Rockies
22. supafat34 Giants
23. dmoss Dodgers
24. vaugheyj Blue Jays

Fillies again

I'm in for a second attempt - I'll take the Red Sox again (unless someone else feels strongly enough to convince me to switch teams.

Also, just to clarify some of the more confusing rules for anyone who wasn't in the first version:

* The $75 million cap is for all 37 players, the 25 on your active roster plus the 12 AAA players you draft.
* The AAA selections are regulated by the "average" AAA player salary range.
-- Hitters: $1,575,000 to the $2.5 million league cap.
-- Starting pitchers: $950,000-$1,849,999
-- Relief pitchers: $700,000-$1,499999
* That means if you want any hitters less than $1,575 million or pitchers outside those ranges, you'll need to draft them on your active roster. They can be moved to the active roster before opening day, so that's more just an accounting trick to make things work.

I will come back with the A's

Back again with the REDS

So, what is the maximum salary for the non AAA players? Is it the same as the AAA players? Also, are 2019 players not allowed?

I'll come back with the White Sox

Posted by epup1975 on 8/4/2020 1:25:00 AM (view original):
So, what is the maximum salary for the non AAA players? Is it the same as the AAA players? Also, are 2019 players not allowed?

Maximum for any player is 2.5 mil. Last season we could use 2019 players.

I in with the Yankees this time

I'll try the Pittsburgh Pirates this go round

Posted by gnrlmils75 on 8/3/2020 6:52:00 PM (view original):
I'm in for a second attempt - I'll take the Red Sox again (unless someone else feels strongly enough to convince me to switch teams.

Upon further review, I'd like to try a different franchise this time around. Please put me down for the Senators/Twins.

I had tons of fun micro managing my entry last season. Let me have the Browns/Orioles again. Thanks.

HH, are 2019 players ok to draft?

Posted by batgems on 8/4/2020 4:27:00 PM (view original):
HH, are 2019 players ok to draft?

Yes they are