Designated Hitters

Adams, Glenn
Ayala, Benny
Baylor, Don
Crowley, Terry
Hayes, Von
Hisle, Larry
Johnson, Cliff
Kelly, Pat
Luzinski, Greg
McRae, Hal
Morales, Jose
Murcer, Bobby
Oliver, Al
Page, Mitchell
Rudi, Joe
Summers, Champ
Thornton, Andre
Upshaw, Willie
Velez, Otto
Wockenfuss, John
Yastrzemski, Carl
Zisk, Richie

Pitchers

Aase, Don
Abbott, Glenn
Alexander, Doyle
Allard, Brian
Allen, Neil
Andersen, Larry
Andujar, Joaquin
Arroyo, Fernando
Augustine, Jerry
Babcock, Bob
Bahnsen, Stan
Bailey, Howard
Bair, Doug
Bannister, Floyd
Barker, Len
Barrios, Francisco
Baumgarten, Ross
Beattie, Jim
Berenguer, Juan
Berenyi, Bruce
Bibby, Jim
Bird, Doug
Blue, Vida
Blyleven, Bert
Boggs, Tommy
Bomback, Mark
Boone, Danny
Bradford, Larry
Breining, Fred
Brennan, Tom
Brett, Ken
Burgmeier, Tom
Burns, Britt
Burris, Ray
Butcher, John
Bystrom, Marty
Caldwell, Mike
Camp, Rick
Campbell, Bill
Candelaria, John
Capilla, Doug
Cappuzzello, George
Carlton, Steve
Castillo, Bobby
Caudill, Bill
Christenson, Larry
Clancy, Jim
Clark, Bryan
Clay, Ken
Clear, Mark
Cleveland, Reggie
Comer, Steve
Cooper, Don
Corbett, Doug
Crawford, Steve
Cruz, Victor
Curtis, John
Darwin, Danny
Davis, Mark
Davis, Ron
Denny, John
Dotson, Richard
Drago, Dick
Easterly, Jamie
Eastwick, Rawly
Eckersley, Dennis
Edelen, Joe
Eichelberger, Juan
Erickson, Roger
Espinosa, Nino
Falcone, Pete
Farmer, Ed
Fingers, Rollie
Fireovid, Steve
Flanagan, Mike
Ford, Dave
Forsch, Bob
Forsch, Ken
Forster, Terry
Frazier, George
Frost, Dave
Fryman, Woodie
Galasso, Bob
Gale, Rich
Garber, Gene
Garland, Wayne
Garvin, Jerry
Gleaton, Jerry Don
Goltz, Dave
Gossage, Rich
Griffin, Mike
Griffin, Tom
Guidry, Ron
Gullickson, Bill
Gura, Larry
Haas, Moose
Hammaker, Atlee
Hanna, Preston
Harris, Greg
Hassler, Andy
Hausman, Tom
Havens, Brad
Hickey, Kevin
Holland, Al
Honeycutt, Rick
Hooton, Burt
Hough, Charlie
Howe, Steve
Hoyt, La Marr
Hrabosky, Al
Hume, Tom
Jackson, Darrell
Jackson, Grant
Jackson, Roy Lee
Jefferson, Jesse
Jenkins, Fergie
John, Tommy
Jones, Jeff
Jones, Mike
Jones, Odell
Jones, Randy
Kaat, Jim
Keeton, Rickey
Keough, Matt
Kern, Jim
Kingman, Brian
Kison, Bruce
Knepper, Bob
Koosman, Jerry
Kravec, Ken
Krukow, Mike
Kuhaulua, Fred
Lacorte, Frank
Lacoss, Mike
Lamp, Dennis
Langford, Rick
Laroche, Dave
Larson, Dan
Lavelle, Gary
Lea, Charlie
Leach, Terry
Leal, Luis
Lee, Bill
Leibrandt, Charlie
Leonard, Dennis
Lerch, Randy
Littell, Mark
Littlefield, John
Lollar, Tim
Lopez, Aurelio
Lucas, Gary
Lyle, Sparky
Lynch, Ed
Mahler, Rick
Marshall, Mike
Martin, John
Martin, Renie
Martinez, Dennis
Martinez, Silvio
Martinez, Tippy
Martz, Randy
Matlack, Jon
May, Rudy
McCatty, Steve
McGlothen, Lynn
McGraw, Tug
McGregor, Scott
McLaughlin, Joey
McWilliams, Larry
Medich, Doc
Miller, Dyar
Minton, Greg
Monge, Sid
Montefusco, John
Moreno, Angel
Morris, Jack
Moskau, Paul
Mura, Steve
Nelson, Gene
Niedenfuer, Tom
Niekro, Joe
Niekro, Phil
Noles, Dickie
Norris, Mike
O'Connor, Jack
Ojeda, Bob
Otten, Jim
Owchinko, Bob
Palmer, Jim
Parrott, Mike
Pastore, Frank
Pena, Alejandro
Perez, Pascual
Perry, Gaylord
Petry, Dan
Price, Joe
Proly, Mike
Quisenberry, Dan
Rainey, Chuck
Rawley, Shane
Reardon, Jeff
Redfern, Pete
Reed, Ron
Renko, Steve
Reuschel, Rick
Reuss, Jerry
Rhoden, Rick
Righetti, Dave
Rincon, Andy
Ripley, Allen
Robinson, Don
Rogers, Steve
Romo, Enrique
Rozema, Dave
Ruhle, Vern
Ruthven, Dick
Ryan, Nolan
Sambito, Joe
Sanchez, Luis
Sanderson, Scott
Saucier, Kevin
Schatzeder, Dan
Schmidt, Dave J.
Scott, Mike
Scurry, Rod
Searage, Ray
Seaver, Tom
Shirley, Bob
Slaton, Jim
Smith, Dave
Smith, Lee
Solomon, Eddie
Sorensen, Lary
Sosa, Elias
Soto, Mario
Spillner, Dan
Splittorff, Paul
Sprowl, Bobby
Stanley, Bob
Stanton, Mike
Stewart, Dave
Stewart, Sammy
Stieb, Dave
Stoddard, Bob
Stoddard, Tim
Stone, Steve
Sutcliffe, Rick
Sutter, Bruce
Sutton, Don
Sykes, Bob
Tanana, Frank
Tekulve, Kent
Tiant, Luis
Tidrow, Dick
Tobik, Dave
Todd, Jackson
Torrez, Mike
Trout, Steve
Tudor, John
Underwood, Tom
Urrea, John
Valenzuela, Fernando
Verhoeven, John
Vuckovich, Pete
Waits, Rick
Walk, Bob
Welch, Bob
Welsh, Chris
Whitson, Ed
Wilcox, Milt
Williams, Albert
Willis, Mike
Wise, Rick
Witt, Mike
Wright, Jim
Zachry, Pat
Zahn, Geoff

Six in! Who's next?

The chance to draft Shooty Babbitt alone should be reason enough to join.

Is this going to be a one-season league or a progressive? If the latter, what is the plan going forward?

A progressive.

Future drafts are based on W-L record with some kind of anti-tsnking rule in place, determined beforewe start. Probably a wins floor.

Let me know if you have any specific questions.

I got a sitemail from MVW. He is in. That puts us at 7. If redcped is in, that'll be 8.

Posted by bingo_long on 11/3/2025 11:58:00 AM (view original):
A progressive.

Future drafts are based on W-L record with some kind of anti-tsnking rule in place, determined beforewe start. Probably a wins floor.

Let me know if you have any specific questions.

Yeah, I’m wondering then if you’ll have any keepers or just draft each season separately.

Oh Keepers, of course. No limit.

Oh Keepers, of course. No limit.

Ok, so this is a totally different league than you’ve described. 1981 is the initial draft, but then we will be progressing each season and drafting from all the new players and unretained players in 1982?

Is there anything unique to this structure? Is it just a straight progressive with no other rules on keepers? How will future draft order be determined? Are there win floors?

A progressive, yes, That is why I posted it in the progressive theme league classifieds.

No limits on keepers. Draft order is based on W-L record with an anti-tanking rule TBD. Most likely a wins floor.

I've added some details to the rules on page 1. If you think there is anything missing or have additional questions, please post here or sitemail me.

I like drafting four more players at the end of the draft for AAA. With single season progressives I am always short at bats or innings (or both) because I use my first couple of picks for rookies who were just called up at the end of their first year. I end up using AAA players to cover that and I prefer having really players rather than the computer-generated average ones. Since we have less owners than the number of teams that year, four should be enough.

Posted by YOGI256 on 11/4/2025 8:45:00 PM (view original):
I like drafting four more players at the end of the draft for AAA. With single season progressives I am always short at bats or innings (or both) because I use my first couple of picks for rookies who were just called up at the end of their first year. I end up using AAA players to cover that and I prefer having really players rather than the computer-generated average ones. Since we have less owners than the number of teams that year, four should be enough.

It also lets you be more flexible in trades.