Posted by barracuda3 on 6/14/2025 1:13:00 PM (view original):
I'll be back. Still deciding whether to use the same team.

Well, I got a 99th percentile season from 2021 Bryce Harper and still didn't make the playoffs so I suppose I should try something new.

For some bizarre reason I'll go with 1995 Boston Red Sox.

You may as well join the longest running league in WIS history. We are going nowhere! We are here for a very, very, very, long time! Sign up now!!

I'd like to join the league, Greg. I will post my team by early tomorrow, if that is okay.

I'd like to join. Team to be determined after some research.

I will take the 1981 Yankees

I'll take the 2016 Giants.

Reverse the curse 1986 Red Sox

Need just 1

Posted by slim senior on 6/27/2025 1:32:00 AM (view original):
I'll take the 2016 Giants.

I'm going to switch to the 2020 Reds. I couldn't make that Giants team work.

Rolling with 2024 dodgers

$225K Exception: Batters up to $225K can be anyone from the history of your franchise
$225K Exception: Pitchers up to $225k can be anyone from history of your franchise

What does this post mean?

It means you can draft (and use) 200-225K players from your franchise's history, even if they didn't play on the particular season you're using. I've got the 1915 Chicago White Sox, for example, and I drafted pitcher Anthony Ranaudo (203K). Ranaudo was on the 2016 Chicago White Sox.

You get 6 AAA bats and 2 AAA pitchers in this theme, so most owners will draft 8 of these scrub types and send them to the minors for the rookies.

I tried to make a team, but it said that the league was full.

The league's not full. You sure you have the right league #?

MLB142941

Posted by crazystengel on 6/27/2025 7:00:00 PM (view original):
It means you can draft (and use) 200-225K players from your franchise's history, even if they didn't play on the particular season you're using. I've got the 1915 Chicago White Sox, for example, and I drafted pitcher Anthony Ranaudo (203K). Ranaudo was on the 2016 Chicago White Sox.

You get 6 AAA bats and 2 AAA pitchers in this theme, so most owners will draft 8 of these scrub types and send them to the minors for the rookies.

For the six AAA bats and 2 AAA pitchers, do most owners draft some low priced players for their team and get some higher priced players for AAA?

Also, what is the salary amount of the higher priced players. In another league I am in, average position players can be up to $2,500,000 and average pitchers can be up to $1,500,000. Is that about the same here?