Post by Gary Dreyer (Rangers) on Jul 25, 2012 21:26:30 GMT -5
Minor League Eligibility
Option A - You can have 5 major league players on your minor league roster. That means that you can have 5 players without a minor league flag by their name on your minor league roster. If you have more than that, you will have to drop or trade a player to make room.
Option B - I can use the minor league roster tool on fantrax. That means that I can set it to where fantrax establishes who are minor league players. For example, I can have it to where if your pitcher has thrown less than 50 innings he is considered a minor leaguer or if your hitter has less than 130 at bats he is considered a minor leaguer. Also if a player gets demoted to the minors, he can be considered a minor league player
Option C - We can increase the number of roster spots from 25 to 30 and DL spots from 5 to 7, but not allow anyone who doesn't have a flag by their name allowed in the minors. That means that if a player gets called up, you will have to call him up as well. This way could ruin flexibility.
Option D - Use baseballreference.com and be allowed to keep anyone in the minors that has less than a year of MLB experience. If you haven't promoted the minor league player, you don't have to call him up right away. You can still keep 5 major league players in the minors as well. This will require people keeping track of each other within their division.
Option A - You can have 5 major league players on your minor league roster. That means that you can have 5 players without a minor league flag by their name on your minor league roster. If you have more than that, you will have to drop or trade a player to make room.
Option B - I can use the minor league roster tool on fantrax. That means that I can set it to where fantrax establishes who are minor league players. For example, I can have it to where if your pitcher has thrown less than 50 innings he is considered a minor leaguer or if your hitter has less than 130 at bats he is considered a minor leaguer. Also if a player gets demoted to the minors, he can be considered a minor league player
Option C - We can increase the number of roster spots from 25 to 30 and DL spots from 5 to 7, but not allow anyone who doesn't have a flag by their name allowed in the minors. That means that if a player gets called up, you will have to call him up as well. This way could ruin flexibility.
Option D - Use baseballreference.com and be allowed to keep anyone in the minors that has less than a year of MLB experience. If you haven't promoted the minor league player, you don't have to call him up right away. You can still keep 5 major league players in the minors as well. This will require people keeping track of each other within their division.
