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DIVISIONAL ASSIGNMENTS
East
‘39 Yankees (hittmens)
‘56 Yankees (dl385)
‘86 Red Sox (bmilner)
‘57 Braves (drlanglo)
Central
‘09 Tigers (mikearchembault)
‘84 Tigers (cwitkowski970)
‘69 Cubs (drtripleb)
‘87 Cards (jmtosi)
West
‘64 Dodgers (Tallguy)
‘65 Twins (GGYuppie)
‘59 White Sox (rynecrazy)
‘01 Mariners (taviksdad)
League Parameters:
Full ATG set, Autodraft, $90MM CAP, no DH. 5% CUTS.
Pick a franchise AND SEASON. Franchises will be exclusive within each the pre & post WWII eras, marked at ‘46/‘47. Once a franchise/season is selected, that franchise is off the board in that era only...meaning that this league can have both pre and post WWII teams from the same franchise. So possibly, two Yankees teams, two Red Sox teams, etc.
Rules:
You must use a franchise park, it can be any park in the set in which your franchise played, no matching era requirement.
From opening night on, you must roster a minimum of 13 players who played for your franchise during the season you select. It doesn't have to be that year's card, it doesn't even have to be your franchise's card, it can be any cards in the set representing those players.
Beyond this requirement, you can use any player who played for your franchise at any point during your era. And just like the rule above, you can use any card in the set representing that player. For example, a player who played for the Yankees both before and after ‘46/‘47 could potentially be on either a pre or post Yankee team, and in either instance any card in the set representing that player is fair game.
From opening night on, you must carry a minimum of 25 players on your roster. Why? Because scrubs are people too.
You will generally have 100% exclusive rights to all players who played for your franchise your year. Only situation where you might not...if your player also played for another selected franchise/season. In this case rights go to the team/season for which he is carded, and if carded for both, he goes to the team/season for which his card has either the highest plate appearances (AB+BB) or highest IP.
Trades are permitted as long as all teams involved have exclusive rights to the players they're dealing away.
East
‘39 Yankees (hittmens)
‘56 Yankees (dl385)
‘86 Red Sox (bmilner)
‘57 Braves (drlanglo)
Central
‘09 Tigers (mikearchembault)
‘84 Tigers (cwitkowski970)
‘69 Cubs (drtripleb)
‘87 Cards (jmtosi)
West
‘64 Dodgers (Tallguy)
‘65 Twins (GGYuppie)
‘59 White Sox (rynecrazy)
‘01 Mariners (taviksdad)
League Parameters:
Full ATG set, Autodraft, $90MM CAP, no DH. 5% CUTS.
Pick a franchise AND SEASON. Franchises will be exclusive within each the pre & post WWII eras, marked at ‘46/‘47. Once a franchise/season is selected, that franchise is off the board in that era only...meaning that this league can have both pre and post WWII teams from the same franchise. So possibly, two Yankees teams, two Red Sox teams, etc.
Rules:
You must use a franchise park, it can be any park in the set in which your franchise played, no matching era requirement.
From opening night on, you must roster a minimum of 13 players who played for your franchise during the season you select. It doesn't have to be that year's card, it doesn't even have to be your franchise's card, it can be any cards in the set representing those players.
Beyond this requirement, you can use any player who played for your franchise at any point during your era. And just like the rule above, you can use any card in the set representing that player. For example, a player who played for the Yankees both before and after ‘46/‘47 could potentially be on either a pre or post Yankee team, and in either instance any card in the set representing that player is fair game.
From opening night on, you must carry a minimum of 25 players on your roster. Why? Because scrubs are people too.
You will generally have 100% exclusive rights to all players who played for your franchise your year. Only situation where you might not...if your player also played for another selected franchise/season. In this case rights go to the team/season for which he is carded, and if carded for both, he goes to the team/season for which his card has either the highest plate appearances (AB+BB) or highest IP.
Trades are permitted as long as all teams involved have exclusive rights to the players they're dealing away.
Last edited by ggyuppie on Mon Feb 12, 2018 6:11 pm, edited 7 times in total.