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Everybody welcome Mark P. to the league! He will be taking over fredpaii's team.
Here is the link where you should post your drops for the Supplemental Draft:
viewtopic.php?f=11&t=642521
Post your Supplemental drops by July 5 at 11:59 PM Eastern Time.
Although the rules state that there is a one hour clock for both rounds of the Supplemental Free Agent draft, we will follow last year's precedent by having the draft start untimed once I am able to process the drops and post an available players list.
Then, Sunday evening, July 9, I will post one hour slots for the remainder of the draft. The time slots will begin Monday morning, July 10.
Supplemental Free Agent drafts:
1) A Supplemental Free Agent draft of up to 2 rounds will be held between seasons 1 and 2 of each calendar year.
2) All owners must announce their roster drops (up to 2) prior to the Supplemental draft.
3) Owners may draft no more than 2 players; Owners are not required to draft any players during the Supplemental draft
4) Supplemental Free Agent drafts are non-sepentine; Supplemental Free Agent draft order is determined by the previous season's regular season record
5) There is a 1 hour clock for both rounds of the Supplemental Free Agent draft.
6) The Supplemental Free Agent draft is only 2 rounds. Owners with less than a full roster may use the Supplemental Free Agent Draft to get back to a 30 man roster provided they can do it within 2 rounds. There will
never be more than 48 picks made in the Supplemental draft.
7) Only players that were issued cards for that year are available for the 2 round supplemental draft.
peterdouglas38 - you will need to make at least one drop since you traded your 1st round supplemental pick to Asherdad.
7) You cannot trade draft choices that you do not own. This means that if you trade a 9th round draft pick, you must release as many players as necessary to insure that you will have a 9th round pick. For example, you have a 25 man roster, and you have acquired an extra 2nd, 3rd, and 6th round draft picks during the year. You have also traded away
a 7th and 9th round draft pick. This means you must release at least 12 players prior to the draft to insure that you will have a 9th round pick. If you plan to continue drafting beyond Round 9 you will have to release an additional player for each subsequent round. You cannot drop more than 15 players.
-Cal