$70 Million - Swap 2
Pick any real-life team. Add one free-agent pitcher and one free-agent hitter from the same season. The other players must be full/partial seasons from your selected team (or 300K exceptions - see below).

Seasons: All (Full/Partial only)
DH: No
Clones: No
Ballpark: Use the one your team called home (or What-If Park if it’s not available)
Alignment: Chronological (Earliest teams in the NL East, most current in the AL West; tiebreaker is the salary of your pitching free agent)
300K exceptions: You can use players from any team from your chosen season who cost $300K or less to fill out any needed roster spots or replace players you can't afford to roster.
Team name: Please include your selected team as part of your team name.

$70M Q&A

Q: For 70m, can our bonus players be combined seasons?
A: Yes, your free agents can use combined seasons.

$80 Million - Run, Forrest, Run
You must draft at least 300 stolen bases on your roster (using real-life totals, as shown in the Draft Center). No catcher arm can be better than D+.

Seasons: 1944 (Forrest Gump’s birth year)-2023
DH: No
Clones: No
Ballpark: Any
Alignment: Random

$80M Q&A:

Q: I assume this means that if a player has played even one game at Catcher, they are ineligible if the arm rating is > D+ (even if they played another position as their primary position).
A: That is correct. Because otherwise, he'd just get used as the everyday C more than likely.

$100 Million - 12 Boxes
To build your roster, choose one player from each of the 12 boxes and one player from each of the 12 rows (i.e., you must draft one player each from the rows OF1, OF2 & OF3, not two players from OF1). Then use one teammate from each of your 12 players from the season you select for them. Your 25th player will be a second teammate from one of your players. (None of your teammates may be a player that appears in any of the boxes).

(In Round 2, you will have to use different players from every box to build a 120M team. This restriction will not apply to teammates.)

Seasons: 1920-1980
DH: No
Clones: No
Ballpark: Choose the home park of any of your 12 selected players
Alignment: Random

Pos	Box 1	Box 2	Box 3	Box 4	Box 5	Box 6
C	Torre, Joe	Bench, Johnny	Campanella, Roy	Dickey, Bill	Cochrane, Mickey	Hartnett, Gabby
1B	Gehrig, Lou	Foxx, Jimmie	Greenberg, Hank	McCovey, Willie	Mize, Johnny	Sisler, George
2B	Hornsby, Rogers	Morgan, Joe	Carew, Rod	Robinson, Jackie	Gehringer, Charlie	Collins, Eddie
3B	Brett, George	Allen, Dick	Mathews, Eddie	Rosen, Al	Schmidt, Mike	Santo, Ron
SS	Vaughan, Arky	Boudreau, Lou	Banks, Ernie	Appling, Luke	Cronin, Joe	Stephens, Vern
OF1	Ruth, Babe	Williams, Ted	Musial, Stan	Klein, Chuck	Speaker, Tris	Yastrzemski, Carl
OF2	Dimaggio, Joe	Mays, Willie	Simmons, Al	Heilmann, Harry	Aaron, Hank	Wilson, Hack
OF3	Mantle, Mickey	Rose, Pete	Singleton, Ken	Smith, Reggie	Cullenbine, Roy	White, Roy
RHP1	Vance, Dazzy	Feller, Bob	Wyatt, Whit	Chandler, Spud	Cooper, Mort	Luque, Dolf
RHP2	Sutton, Don	Gibson, Bob	Marichal, Juan	Tiant, Luis	Horlen, Joe	Chance, Dean
LHP1	Hubbell, Carl	Spahn, Warren	Brecheen, Harry	Grove, Lefty	Newhouser, Hal	Gomez, Lefty
LHP2	Koufax, Sandy	Guidry, Ron	Blue, Vida	Carlton, Steve	Cuellar, Mike	McNally, Dave
Pos	Box 7	Box 8	Box 9	Box 10	Box 11	Box 12
C	Simmons, Ted	Berra, Yogi	Howard, Elston	Fisk, Carlton	Freehan, Bill	Munson, Thurman
1B	Cash, Norm	Camilli, Dolph	Terry, Bill	Kluszewski, Ted	Bottomley, Jim	Cepeda, Orlando
2B	Doerr, Bobby	Frisch, Frankie	Lazzeri, Tony	Schoendienst, Red	Herman, Billy	Fox, Nellie
3B	Killebrew, Harmon	Clift, Harlond	Robinson, Brooks	Hack, Stan	Boyer, Ken	Traynor, Pie
SS	Pesky, Johnny	Sewell, Joe	Joost, Eddie	Bancroft, Dave	Reese, Pee Wee	Bartell, Dick
OF1	Snider, Duke	Waner, Paul	Ott, Mel	Averill, Earl	Cobb, Ty	Ashburn, Richie
OF2	Robinson, Frank	Kiner, Ralph	Medwick, Joe	Foster, George	Kaline, Al	Clemente, Roberto
OF3	Carey, Max	Buford, Don	Tresh, Tom	Russell, Jim	Henderson, Ken	North, Billy
RHP1	Adams, Babe	Johnson, Walter	Roberts, Robin	Lemon, Bob	Lucas, Red	Alexander, Pete
RHP2	Hunter, Catfish	Seaver, Tom	Drysdale, Don	Palmer, Jim	Perry, Gaylord	Messersmith, Andy
LHP1	Peters, Gary	Rixey, Eppa	McDowell, Sam	Pierce, Billy	Ford, Whitey	Pennock, Herb
LHP2	Tanana, Frank	Peterson, Fritz	Wood, Wilbur	Jones, Randy	Matlack, Jon	Koosman, Jerry

$100M Q&A

Q: For the 100m is it ok to have four players from the same team and season if two of them are in the boxes? It says someone in the boxes can’t be a teammate but I assume it’s okay to take, say, George Foster and Joe Morgan from the same season as long as you take two other guys from that Reds team.
A: Yes, as long as the other players aren't Bench, Rose, or anyone else who is in any of the boxes. But yes you can use Foster and Morgan with other Reds teammates from the same season, if you choose.

Q: Can we play the players drafted from the boxes in alternate positions or do we need to play them in the position they were drafted?
Also, do we have to draft a season at that position? For instance Pete Rose is in an OF box. Do I need to a) draft a season Rose is eligible at OF and b) play him in the OF?
A: There are no restrictions on how you manage the team. You can take any eligible season of the players in the boxes and use them however you want. You can take any Rose season (up to 1980) and play him wherever you choose.

Q: I recognize that the teammate that I choose has to have been a teammate of my selected box player in the year that I'm using for my box player, but do I have to use that same season for my teammate? For example, let's say I choose 1927 Babe Ruth, and want to use Earle Combs as his teammate. In this case, would I have to specifically use the 1927 Earle Combs?
A: Yes, you must use a teammate from the season of your player from the box. In this case, yes, if you use '27 Ruth then you'd need to use '27 Combs (or anyone else from the 1927 Yankees).

$110 Million – The 13th Warrior
Pick any of the ten digits and then make your team from each of the 13 years that end in that number from 1894-2023 (i.e., if you chose #6 you would be picking from 1896, 1906, 1916, 1926, 1936, 1946, 1956, 1966, 1976, 1986, 1996, 2006, and 2016). Further, you must select exactly one hitter and one pitcher from 12 of those years. That will leave one player (your Warrior) to be selected from the 13th year. Your Warrior must also be the most expensive player on your roster.

Seasons: 1894-2023
DH: Yes
Clones: No
Ballpark: Must be the home ballpark of your Warrior
Alignment: Random
Team Name: Please include the last digit of your season in your team name

$110M Q&A

Q: What do we do if the ballpark of the 13th Warrior is not in the database? For instance, the 1890s Orioles?
A: Use What If Sports Park

$120 Million - Take Five
Pick 5 real-life teams (from 5 different franchises) and use exactly 5 players from each of them. You must use at least 2 hitters and 2 pitchers from each of your teams. Each of your selected teams must be at least 20 years apart from each other (i.e., using 1920 and 1940 would be legal).

Seasons: All
DH: No
Clones: No
Ballpark: Must be the home park of one of your 5 teams
Alignment: Random

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$140 Million - Attack of the Clones (and Babes)
This is a Diamond structure clone league where you will have 9 unique players with 7 of them cloned in this way: 1-2-3-4-5-4-3-2-1. So you will have 5 clones of one player, 4 clones of two players, 3 clones of two players, 2 clones of two players, and one version each of two players. One of your seven players with at least two clones must be Babe Ruth.

Seasons: 1920-2023 (except you can use any of Ruth’s seasons 1915-)
DH: Yes
Clones: YES!
Ballpark: Any
Alignment: Random

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$80M: I assume this means that if a player has played even one game at Catcher, they are ineligible if the arm rating is > D+ (even if they played another position as their primary position).

Posted by justinlee_24 on 4/4/2024 5:03:00 PM (view original):
$80M: I assume this means that if a player has played even one game at Catcher, they are ineligible if the arm rating is > D+ (even if they played another position as their primary position).

That is correct. Because otherwise, he'd just get used as the everyday C more than likely.