Standard progressive league currently playing the 1949 season, will need a replacement for next season. It's a 12 team league.

Players must be rated at a position at some point in their career to play it. Only draft picks from the next 2 seasons in the future are eligible to be traded. Draft order will be determined by reverse w/l record at game 120. At that time a minimum of 40 wins is required for the 1st pick, 35 for the 2nd pick, and 30 for the 3rd pick, 25 for the 4th pick. Tie breaker is head to head record with the better record picking earlier. Second tie breaker or tie breaker for 3 or more teams with the same record is overall team salary, with the lower salary picking first. There will be a 2 round AAA draft after the completion of the regular draft for real life players. Sim generated AAA players are not allowed to be used. Players must have a current WIS eligible season to be drafted. In other words any unclaimed player on the DL is off limits until they return from the DL. Purposeful tanking is not allowed. Once the season starts teams will be expected to put their best team forward and manage them appropriately. Violations and penalties will be determined by the commish.

NY Giants

Ken Heintzelman	1949	Philadelphia Phillies	SP	$5,729,064
Art Houtteman	1949	Detroit Tigers	SP	$4,469,494
Mickey McDermott	1949	Boston Red Sox	SP	$1,919,411
Preacher Roe	1949	Brooklyn Dodgers	SP	$5,188,450
Bob Rush	1949	Chicago Cubs	SP	$4,794,690
Junior Walsh	1949	Pittsburgh Pirates	SP	$808,865
Al Benton	1949	Cleveland Indians	RP	$3,667,238
Ralph Buxton	1949	New York Yankees	RP	$432,920
Steve Gromek	1949	Cleveland Indians	RP	$1,927,682
Yogi Berra	1949	New York Yankees	C	$4,059,826
Sherm Lollar	1949	St. Louis Browns	C	$2,093,397
Eddie Waitkus	1949	Philadelphia Phillies	1B	$1,712,275
Buddy Blattner	1949	Philadelphia Phillies	2B	$748,677
Gene Mauch	1949	Chicago Cubs	2B	$850,178
Jerry Priddy	1949	St. Louis Browns	2B	$4,516,429
Sid Gordon	1949	New York Giants	3B	$4,741,704
Willie Jones	1949	Philadelphia Phillies	3B	$3,858,552
Lou Boudreau	1949	Cleveland Indians	SS	$5,393,637
Sam Chapman	1949	Philadelphia Athletics	OF	$5,683,120
Bill Nicholson	1949	Philadelphia Phillies	OF	$200,000
Pete Reiser	1949	Boston Braves	OF	$1,833,603
Dino Restelli	1949	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	$1,814,060
Marv Rickert	1949	Boston Braves	OF	$1,961,798
Tom Saffell	1949	Pittsburgh Pirates	OF	$1,895,372
Bud Stewart	1949	Washington Senators	OF	$2,944,158

Vern Bickford

1949

Boston Braves

SP

$200,000

Frank Papish

1949

Cleveland Indians

RP

$1,454,420

This is an excellent team for 1950, with four SPs with over 260IPs each and ERAs under 4.00. The lineup includes five players with over 580 ABs, and four with over 24 HRs and 90 RBIs in real life, highlighted by C Yogi Berra and 3B/OF Sid Gordon, who have many more years of peak performance.

If the team is still available, I’ll take it.