Weird anomoly in roster moves

Weird anomoly in roster moves

Postby JEFFREYSCHNAKENBERG » Tue Nov 15, 2005 12:44 pm

So my rosters were going final last night, so (being in Germany) I got up very early to see if there were any last minute changes of which I could take advantage. Well, I drop Russo and McCosky for S. Rice, Hubbell, and extra bullpen help - just under the wire, apparently, as I was not penalized for making the swaps.

Imagine my surprise when in my first series I see that McCosky and Russo both played!

I must have somehow inputted my changes after my lineups had closed out for the upcoming game but just before the roster went final.

Weird.
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Postby Hakmusic » Tue Nov 15, 2005 12:55 pm

on the first Monday night, you have until the first games are played to make roster moves without being charged a penalty (usually around 12:45 am or so EST). The rosters that are used in the games, however, go final at around 10:00 pm EST. so yes, you can make moves and have the guys you drop still play in the first game.

I once dropped a pitcher like that, and he went out opening day and pitched a 1 hitter. the guy I replaced him with went out the next day and lasted 1 inning. I think HAL was sending me a message. :lol:
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Postby JEFFREYSCHNAKENBERG » Tue Nov 15, 2005 3:00 pm

Unfortunately, the curse seems to have hit me. I only one a single game the first series (which witnessed Pete getting rocked for like 7 runs) with my only win being from the pitcher I cut.
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Postby Palanion » Wed Nov 16, 2005 4:48 pm

Yup, I did that once. I dumped Carlton and Lemon from Y56 team in that window, and picked up Koosman. Carlton got a win opening night, and I later dumped Koosman to pick Carlton back up when Koos was something like 5-10.... Carlton finished around 9-5.... oh well.

live and learn!
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