The results of Winter Waivers - Round One are below. Players that were waived to make room for the new acquisitions are eligible to be claimed during Round 2. Deadline for submissions for Round 2 is Sunday, January 10th, 3pm CST. Players listed in BOLD under the team name were acquired. Those listed in BOLD under "Waive" were waived. All claims and potential waivers are listed for full disclosure.
Oh.... by the way. Trade season is now open.
Clowns
Brandon Belt .35
JJ Hoover .06
Matt Holliday .27
Wilmer Flores .01
Ian Desmond .35
Waive
Domingo Santana .07
Jared Hughes .05
Killers
None
Kenndoza Line
Jason Motte .01
Will Smith .10
Alex Guerrero .01
Waive
Ryan Zimmerman .22
Matt Kemp .31
Neil Walker .16
DoorMatts
None
Revenge
Alex Guerrero .01
Wilmer Flores .01
Waive
Will Venable .01
Arismendy Alcantara .10
Swing
Manny Banuelos .08
Mark Reynolds .01
Matt Holliday .27
Waive
Carlos Ruiz .10
Nick Ahmed .02
Juan Uribe .01
Bulls
None
Dem Rebels
None
Beatniks
None
Ruffins
None
Thursday, January 7, 2016
Sunday, January 3, 2016
Winter Waivers 2015
The first step to building your 2016 Championship Team begins today. Below are the players who were waived and are eligible to be claimed. Once claimed they will have a "W" contract. If they are kept going into the 2016 season, the contract will convert to 18+.
Everyone currently should have a roster of 23 players. But regardless, for every player you claim during Winter Waivers, you MUST waive a player from your roster. When you submit your list of claims, make sure to put them in order of preference. You will receive the first player on your list, if that player is still available. If you submit three claims but only list two player to waive, the maximum players you will claim is two.
Any questions? E-mail me. The first round of Winter Waivers expires Thursday, January 7th at 3pm. Submit your claims prior to then.
Nori Aoki .15
Peter Bourjos .10
Michael Cuddyer .12
Brandon Belt .35
Troy Tulowitzki .37
John Axford .02
Zach Godley .06
Lance Lynn .07
Seth Manness .03
Brandon Beachy .05
Michael Bolsinger .08
Rubby Delarosa .10
Odrisamer Despaigne .10
Ben Lively .05 Mx
Juan Nicasio .05
Kyle Parker .05
Gregor Blanco .15
Drew Stubbs .05
Aramis Ramirez .13
Chase Utley .14
Josh Johnson .05
Francisco Rodriguez .01
Matt Holliday .27
Gerardo Parra .15
Chris Johnson .10
Justin Morneau .15
Cliff Pennington .05
Daniel Descalso .10
Kevin Plawecki .10
Mat Latos .14
Yusmiero Petit .06
Kevin Quackenbush .05
Addison Reed .22
Tyler Clippard .14
Kyle Crick .02 Mx
Brandon Moss .16
Darin Ruf .05
Chris Stewart .05
Tyrone Taylor .02 Mx
Aaron Hill .10
Jose Lobaton .05
Boone Logan .05
Carlos Torres .05
Mark Trumbo .14
Adam Lind .10
Randy Choate .10
Dan Haren .16
Ryan Zimmerman .45
Tommy Hunter .08
Martin Prado .16
Joakim Soria .24
Jeff Francoeur .05
Todd Frazier .26
Kelly Johnson .05
Wilmer Flores .01
Howie Kendrick .17
Freddy Galvis .10
Chad Bettis .05
Steve Cishek .25
Aaron Barrett .10
AJ Burnett .10
Jeremy Hellickson .05
Brandon Morrow .10
Luis Avilan .10
AJ Pierzynski .05
Ichiro Suzuki .10
Cameron Maybin .05
Yonder Alonso .05
Jimmy Rollins .18
Pedro Alvarez .10
Joaquin Benoit .20
Jason Motte .01
Neil Ramirez .05
David Aardsma .10
Michael Bourn .10
Eric Campbell .10
Tom Kahnle .13
Craig Kimbrell .30
Tim Lincecum .05
Martin Maldanado .05
Sean Rodriguez .05
Nick Swisher .10
Alex Guerrero .01
Melvin Upton .05
Michael Morse .07
Austin Hedges .02
Andrew Susac .10
Manny Banuelos .08
Ken Giles .05
Javier Lopez .10
Michael Lorenzen .05
Wil Smith .10
Clint Coulter .02 Mx
David Ross .10
Brandon Barnes .10
Arquimedes Caminero .10
Anthony DeSclafini .10
Hernan Perez .10
Ben Revere .25
Tommy LaStella .01
Cameron Rupp .05
JJ Hoover .06
Cole Hamels .30
James Russell .10
Ivan Dejesus .09
Taylor Jungmann .06
Casey Janssen .10
Robbie Ray .07
Matt Thornton .10
Mark Reynolds .01
Kristopher Negron .10
Ryan Howard .08
Alexi Amarista .05
Jonny Gomes .01
Aroldis Chapman .34
Jeff Locke .10
Clint Barmes .05
David Buchanan .05
Neal Cotts .05
Aaron Harang .10
Rosell Herrera .02 Mx
Jean Machi .05
Ryan Vogelsong .02
Scott Van Slyke .03
Kelby Tomlinson .05
Darnell Sweeney .05
Travis Jankowski .05
George Kontos .05
Pedro Baez .05
Mike Fiers .06
Justin Miller .06
Wilmer Difo .06
Joel Peralta .09
Chris Heston .10
Brandon Maurer .10
Cody Asche .10
Jimmy Nelson .10
Doug Fister .13
Ian Desmond .35
Everyone currently should have a roster of 23 players. But regardless, for every player you claim during Winter Waivers, you MUST waive a player from your roster. When you submit your list of claims, make sure to put them in order of preference. You will receive the first player on your list, if that player is still available. If you submit three claims but only list two player to waive, the maximum players you will claim is two.
Any questions? E-mail me. The first round of Winter Waivers expires Thursday, January 7th at 3pm. Submit your claims prior to then.
Nori Aoki .15
Peter Bourjos .10
Michael Cuddyer .12
Brandon Belt .35
Troy Tulowitzki .37
John Axford .02
Zach Godley .06
Lance Lynn .07
Seth Manness .03
Brandon Beachy .05
Michael Bolsinger .08
Rubby Delarosa .10
Odrisamer Despaigne .10
Ben Lively .05 Mx
Juan Nicasio .05
Kyle Parker .05
Gregor Blanco .15
Drew Stubbs .05
Aramis Ramirez .13
Chase Utley .14
Josh Johnson .05
Francisco Rodriguez .01
Matt Holliday .27
Gerardo Parra .15
Chris Johnson .10
Justin Morneau .15
Cliff Pennington .05
Daniel Descalso .10
Kevin Plawecki .10
Mat Latos .14
Yusmiero Petit .06
Kevin Quackenbush .05
Addison Reed .22
Tyler Clippard .14
Kyle Crick .02 Mx
Brandon Moss .16
Darin Ruf .05
Chris Stewart .05
Tyrone Taylor .02 Mx
Aaron Hill .10
Jose Lobaton .05
Boone Logan .05
Carlos Torres .05
Mark Trumbo .14
Adam Lind .10
Randy Choate .10
Dan Haren .16
Ryan Zimmerman .45
Tommy Hunter .08
Martin Prado .16
Joakim Soria .24
Jeff Francoeur .05
Todd Frazier .26
Kelly Johnson .05
Wilmer Flores .01
Howie Kendrick .17
Freddy Galvis .10
Chad Bettis .05
Steve Cishek .25
Aaron Barrett .10
AJ Burnett .10
Jeremy Hellickson .05
Brandon Morrow .10
Luis Avilan .10
AJ Pierzynski .05
Ichiro Suzuki .10
Cameron Maybin .05
Yonder Alonso .05
Jimmy Rollins .18
Pedro Alvarez .10
Joaquin Benoit .20
Jason Motte .01
Neil Ramirez .05
David Aardsma .10
Michael Bourn .10
Eric Campbell .10
Tom Kahnle .13
Craig Kimbrell .30
Tim Lincecum .05
Martin Maldanado .05
Sean Rodriguez .05
Nick Swisher .10
Alex Guerrero .01
Melvin Upton .05
Michael Morse .07
Austin Hedges .02
Andrew Susac .10
Manny Banuelos .08
Ken Giles .05
Javier Lopez .10
Michael Lorenzen .05
Wil Smith .10
Clint Coulter .02 Mx
David Ross .10
Brandon Barnes .10
Arquimedes Caminero .10
Anthony DeSclafini .10
Hernan Perez .10
Ben Revere .25
Tommy LaStella .01
Cameron Rupp .05
JJ Hoover .06
Cole Hamels .30
James Russell .10
Ivan Dejesus .09
Taylor Jungmann .06
Casey Janssen .10
Robbie Ray .07
Matt Thornton .10
Mark Reynolds .01
Kristopher Negron .10
Ryan Howard .08
Alexi Amarista .05
Jonny Gomes .01
Aroldis Chapman .34
Jeff Locke .10
Clint Barmes .05
David Buchanan .05
Neal Cotts .05
Aaron Harang .10
Rosell Herrera .02 Mx
Jean Machi .05
Ryan Vogelsong .02
Scott Van Slyke .03
Kelby Tomlinson .05
Darnell Sweeney .05
Travis Jankowski .05
George Kontos .05
Pedro Baez .05
Mike Fiers .06
Justin Miller .06
Wilmer Difo .06
Joel Peralta .09
Chris Heston .10
Brandon Maurer .10
Cody Asche .10
Jimmy Nelson .10
Doug Fister .13
Ian Desmond .35
Tuesday, November 17, 2015
Banquet and Rule to Vote on
The ballots are in and have been tabulated. Thank you to all who took the time to vote and submit your ballots. Currently the certificates are being created and so it's time to plan the Banquet. As a reminder, the Banquet is more accurately a "gathering". If we have enough attendees we'll plan on hitting a sports bar of some sort, standing around some high tops so it's easy for us to move around and have various conversations, rather than sitting at a long table making diverse conversation almost impossible.
With Thanksgiving looming, it looks like we'll be shooting for December. I have some commitments the first weekend of the month so for now let's target Sunday, December 13th as the date. Shall we say 7ish? Keep in mind, by no means does my schedule restrictions trump any of yours. Since the prize money has been mailed to our out of state winners and the trophy will be awards on Draft Day 2016, this really is more of a CFCL gathering than anything else. So if the majority of you can make some other day/date, we'll go with that.
We are still looking for a new owner. Owner Emeritus Mahlan, while not gracious enough to agree to rejoin the league despite my constant badgering HAS agreed to handle Winter Waivers if we don't have a new owner in place by January. We (and when I say "we" I mean "David) have placed an ad on one of the Fantasy Baseball sites saying we're in the market for a new owner. So far no responses.
Your Executive Committee was hard at work during the season addressing an issue that arose for one of the teams this year and has been an issue in years past. We have a proposal that we'll need everyone to vote on. Here's the deal.
Last year a team had run out of their FAAB, was past the trade deadline and had an injury to a player that had no positional replacement on the reserve list. Rather than carry an inactive player on his active roster for the remainder of the season and have it not only impact his ability to move up in the standings but also potentially have a negative impact on the pennant race, the EC came up with a solution. This solution wasn't able to be enacted during the 2015 season, but we propose it to the league as a whole as a solution for ensuing years.
Introducing the ".00 Bid". In the event a team has exhausted their FAAB AND it is after the trade deadline AND they have an injury or demotion or retirement or death that has occurred to a player on their Active Roster AND they have no legal positional replacement on their Reserve Roster, they may submit a .00 bid for a player from the Free Agent Pool.
Each team, regardless of injuries or remaining FAAB (or lack thereof) has a responsibility to field a competitive, active roster for the entire season. So in the event of the above, a team will be allowed to submit a .00 bid to acquire a player to fill the void on their Active Roster.
The .00 bid may only be used if the FAAB is exhausted, there are no legal positional replacements on the Reserve Roster and it's after the trade deadline. The .00 bid, obviously, will take the lowest priority of all bids, therefore it would be wise for the owner submitting a .00 bid to submit multiple .00 bids in order to acquire someone that can fit on the active roster. A successfully acquired .00 bid player will be assigned a .05 salary for fairness with the salary cap. They will also receive an "R" contract (R standing for "Release" at the end of the current season). This player is basically a Rented Player (Hey! Another R potential - this has so many levels!) And since the player can only be acquired after the trade deadline, it seems redundant to say (but to close any potential loopholes) this player CANNOT be traded. The player will AUTOMATICALLY be released at the end of the season - in the same manner as "S" contract players.
An "R" player can be released (not waived) during the current season if another player suddenly become available due to promotion from the minors or activation off the Disabled List.
This rule is meant as a last resort opportunity to help a team that has been swamped with injuries and used their FAAB faster than they intended. So as long as there are options available to a team with no remaining FAAB on their current active and reserve roster, they have to pursue those options first. This rule is to avoid having a team sit with an Active Roster made up of one or more long-term disabled or demoted players.
** Brilliant Reader Kenn (Yes, I am stealing this directly from Joe Posnanski. Since I can't write like him, I'll just steal some of his words) wrote in asking what happens if a team has .04 left on their FAAB. Since our minimum bid is .05, having .04 is basically like having .00. So if Kenndoza Line has .04 FAAB and Dem Rebels have .00 FAAB, we both need a catcher (assuming all the other criteria is met above), then we both submit .00 bids. Let's say we both submit .00 bids on Tuffy Gosewich because we are just THAT desperate. Then it basically turns into a waiver claim with the team lower in the standings receiving said Gosewich - most likely that team being Dem Rebels because being lower in the standings is just what we do.
Your comments are welcome. Your vote is needed by Friday, November 27th.
With Thanksgiving looming, it looks like we'll be shooting for December. I have some commitments the first weekend of the month so for now let's target Sunday, December 13th as the date. Shall we say 7ish? Keep in mind, by no means does my schedule restrictions trump any of yours. Since the prize money has been mailed to our out of state winners and the trophy will be awards on Draft Day 2016, this really is more of a CFCL gathering than anything else. So if the majority of you can make some other day/date, we'll go with that.
We are still looking for a new owner. Owner Emeritus Mahlan, while not gracious enough to agree to rejoin the league despite my constant badgering HAS agreed to handle Winter Waivers if we don't have a new owner in place by January. We (and when I say "we" I mean "David) have placed an ad on one of the Fantasy Baseball sites saying we're in the market for a new owner. So far no responses.
Your Executive Committee was hard at work during the season addressing an issue that arose for one of the teams this year and has been an issue in years past. We have a proposal that we'll need everyone to vote on. Here's the deal.
Last year a team had run out of their FAAB, was past the trade deadline and had an injury to a player that had no positional replacement on the reserve list. Rather than carry an inactive player on his active roster for the remainder of the season and have it not only impact his ability to move up in the standings but also potentially have a negative impact on the pennant race, the EC came up with a solution. This solution wasn't able to be enacted during the 2015 season, but we propose it to the league as a whole as a solution for ensuing years.
Introducing the ".00 Bid". In the event a team has exhausted their FAAB AND it is after the trade deadline AND they have an injury or demotion or retirement or death that has occurred to a player on their Active Roster AND they have no legal positional replacement on their Reserve Roster, they may submit a .00 bid for a player from the Free Agent Pool.
Each team, regardless of injuries or remaining FAAB (or lack thereof) has a responsibility to field a competitive, active roster for the entire season. So in the event of the above, a team will be allowed to submit a .00 bid to acquire a player to fill the void on their Active Roster.
The .00 bid may only be used if the FAAB is exhausted, there are no legal positional replacements on the Reserve Roster and it's after the trade deadline. The .00 bid, obviously, will take the lowest priority of all bids, therefore it would be wise for the owner submitting a .00 bid to submit multiple .00 bids in order to acquire someone that can fit on the active roster. A successfully acquired .00 bid player will be assigned a .05 salary for fairness with the salary cap. They will also receive an "R" contract (R standing for "Release" at the end of the current season). This player is basically a Rented Player (Hey! Another R potential - this has so many levels!) And since the player can only be acquired after the trade deadline, it seems redundant to say (but to close any potential loopholes) this player CANNOT be traded. The player will AUTOMATICALLY be released at the end of the season - in the same manner as "S" contract players.
An "R" player can be released (not waived) during the current season if another player suddenly become available due to promotion from the minors or activation off the Disabled List.
This rule is meant as a last resort opportunity to help a team that has been swamped with injuries and used their FAAB faster than they intended. So as long as there are options available to a team with no remaining FAAB on their current active and reserve roster, they have to pursue those options first. This rule is to avoid having a team sit with an Active Roster made up of one or more long-term disabled or demoted players.
** Brilliant Reader Kenn (Yes, I am stealing this directly from Joe Posnanski. Since I can't write like him, I'll just steal some of his words) wrote in asking what happens if a team has .04 left on their FAAB. Since our minimum bid is .05, having .04 is basically like having .00. So if Kenndoza Line has .04 FAAB and Dem Rebels have .00 FAAB, we both need a catcher (assuming all the other criteria is met above), then we both submit .00 bids. Let's say we both submit .00 bids on Tuffy Gosewich because we are just THAT desperate. Then it basically turns into a waiver claim with the team lower in the standings receiving said Gosewich - most likely that team being Dem Rebels because being lower in the standings is just what we do.
Your comments are welcome. Your vote is needed by Friday, November 27th.
Monday, October 5, 2015
Off Season Business
We have officially entered the Off Season and there is stuff to do and remember.
Here is a breakdown of the Home Town Discount. One twist to things this year. The Bulls finished in the Sweet Spot (trademark of the Candy Colored Clowns). The new owner taking over that franchise DOES NOT receive HTD benefits. So Strasburg, Garza and Rondon are eligible to be acquired at next year's draft with no discount. Here's the rest of it.
Bulls 64 points
Swing 58 points (.05 HTD budget): None
Revenge 49 points (.04): None
DoorMatts 48 points (.04): Anthony Rizzo; Corey Dickerson
Kenndoza Line 38 points (.03): Michael Wacha
Twin Killers 35 points (.03): Marlon Byrd; Wilin Rosario; Charlie Morton
Candy Colored Clowns 19 points (.01): Julio Teheran
Rosters
Quick reminder all "S" contracted players are officially released from your teams as well as all "15" contracts. The Excel Roster Spreadsheet will be updated in the next week or two to reflect the purging of those contracts.
Winter Waivers
While Winter Waiver cuts aren't due until the first weekend of January 2016, keep in mind, as you evaluate your team, that you must cut down to 23 players. There is no salary cap restriction or positional restriction during this process. The only restrictions are no LTC players may be waived, and no "*" players may be waived at this time. You MAY keep players currently in the AL (i.e. Mark Trumbo of Dem Rebels) or you may waive that type of player.
The key component is to think of this as a "retention" effort rather than a "cutting" effort. Going into yesterday's games we all had 40 men on our roster. So if you view this as a "cutting" effort you may think you have to actively cut 17 players. But an "S" or "15" contract is automatically purged from your team so you only have to actively cut (17-"S" and/or "15") players. A few years teams have submitted 17 cuts even though when they only had to actively cut 13 or 14.
CFCL Banquet
Two of the three money teams most likely will not be able to attend the banquet, so handing out money won't be the main event of the banquet. It will be to recap the season, hand out awards, maybe talk trade and just have overall engagement and enjoyment. If you plan on attending (or would like to depending on when it is), please e-mail me with you intent to attend as well as dates that do or don't work for you. If you have no intention of attending, that's fine. Just let me know so I'm not chasing you down to see if you can attend.
New Owner
We need to find someone to take over the Bulls franchise. David Mahlan has been kind enough to help post a notice on a fantasy baseball website about our opening. But as he pointed out, a lot of times those postings aren't read or responded to until late winter or early spring as guys start thinking about the upcoming season. Ideally I would like to have a new owner in place by early December so they can acclimate themselves with their team and be involved in the Winter Waiver process. If you know of anyone you feel would be a competitive, involved owner, please have them contact me.
Draft Day
Major League Baseball has slated Monday, April 4th as Opening Day. So we typically would try to draft the previous Saturday (4/2) or Sunday (4/3). Because of our out of town owners and their travelling needs, we usually focus on Saturday. If anyone knows at this point that Saturday, April 2nd will absolutely not work, please let me know so we can figure a work around. Right now I have a potential conflict with that weekend, but I'll look into changing things so that we can draft that day if that day works for everyone else.
Awards Ballot
An awards ballot will be arriving in your InBox soon (in a few weeks, perhaps). Anyone that would like to help cull together the information for the ballot, please contact me.
Congratulations once again to David's Ruffins!
Here is a breakdown of the Home Town Discount. One twist to things this year. The Bulls finished in the Sweet Spot (trademark of the Candy Colored Clowns). The new owner taking over that franchise DOES NOT receive HTD benefits. So Strasburg, Garza and Rondon are eligible to be acquired at next year's draft with no discount. Here's the rest of it.
Bulls 64 points
Swing 58 points (.05 HTD budget): None
Revenge 49 points (.04): None
DoorMatts 48 points (.04): Anthony Rizzo; Corey Dickerson
Kenndoza Line 38 points (.03): Michael Wacha
Twin Killers 35 points (.03): Marlon Byrd; Wilin Rosario; Charlie Morton
Candy Colored Clowns 19 points (.01): Julio Teheran
Rosters
Quick reminder all "S" contracted players are officially released from your teams as well as all "15" contracts. The Excel Roster Spreadsheet will be updated in the next week or two to reflect the purging of those contracts.
Winter Waivers
While Winter Waiver cuts aren't due until the first weekend of January 2016, keep in mind, as you evaluate your team, that you must cut down to 23 players. There is no salary cap restriction or positional restriction during this process. The only restrictions are no LTC players may be waived, and no "*" players may be waived at this time. You MAY keep players currently in the AL (i.e. Mark Trumbo of Dem Rebels) or you may waive that type of player.
The key component is to think of this as a "retention" effort rather than a "cutting" effort. Going into yesterday's games we all had 40 men on our roster. So if you view this as a "cutting" effort you may think you have to actively cut 17 players. But an "S" or "15" contract is automatically purged from your team so you only have to actively cut (17-"S" and/or "15") players. A few years teams have submitted 17 cuts even though when they only had to actively cut 13 or 14.
CFCL Banquet
Two of the three money teams most likely will not be able to attend the banquet, so handing out money won't be the main event of the banquet. It will be to recap the season, hand out awards, maybe talk trade and just have overall engagement and enjoyment. If you plan on attending (or would like to depending on when it is), please e-mail me with you intent to attend as well as dates that do or don't work for you. If you have no intention of attending, that's fine. Just let me know so I'm not chasing you down to see if you can attend.
New Owner
We need to find someone to take over the Bulls franchise. David Mahlan has been kind enough to help post a notice on a fantasy baseball website about our opening. But as he pointed out, a lot of times those postings aren't read or responded to until late winter or early spring as guys start thinking about the upcoming season. Ideally I would like to have a new owner in place by early December so they can acclimate themselves with their team and be involved in the Winter Waiver process. If you know of anyone you feel would be a competitive, involved owner, please have them contact me.
Draft Day
Major League Baseball has slated Monday, April 4th as Opening Day. So we typically would try to draft the previous Saturday (4/2) or Sunday (4/3). Because of our out of town owners and their travelling needs, we usually focus on Saturday. If anyone knows at this point that Saturday, April 2nd will absolutely not work, please let me know so we can figure a work around. Right now I have a potential conflict with that weekend, but I'll look into changing things so that we can draft that day if that day works for everyone else.
Awards Ballot
An awards ballot will be arriving in your InBox soon (in a few weeks, perhaps). Anyone that would like to help cull together the information for the ballot, please contact me.
Congratulations once again to David's Ruffins!
Sunday, October 4, 2015
CFCL 2015 Is A Wrap
Congratulations to David's Ruffins on nailing down their 5th CFCL title in dominating style. Following their trades before the trade deadline they moved out to a commanding double digit lead for most of the rest of the year.
Special recognition goes to the Eukennott Beatniks for their first 2nd place finish in another dominating performance.
Coming soon to the Front Office will be a break down of the Home Team Discount and other off-season information.
For now, two assignments.
Email me with 1) your interest in attending the CFCL Banquet and 2) if you plan on attending, dates that you are available and 3) names of anyone you think would be a viable owner to fill our vacancy.
Congratulations to all on another successful season!
Special recognition goes to the Eukennott Beatniks for their first 2nd place finish in another dominating performance.
Coming soon to the Front Office will be a break down of the Home Team Discount and other off-season information.
For now, two assignments.
Email me with 1) your interest in attending the CFCL Banquet and 2) if you plan on attending, dates that you are available and 3) names of anyone you think would be a viable owner to fill our vacancy.
Congratulations to all on another successful season!
Saturday, September 12, 2015
September Reminders
Most all of the CFCL teams have taken advantage of September Roster Expansion. Here's a couple of reminders for September.
1) Connected to SRE, if you acquire a player via waiver or FAAB in September, OnRoto may prompt you that you can fill an "Open" slot. Make sure the math is correct. You are allowed 40 players on your team. Usually (and how OnRoto looks at it) it's split 23 (active) and 17 (reserved). BUT for September your split may look like 24 (active) and 16 (reserved). OnRoto see 16 and thinks "Hmm, they are allowed 17" and offers you to fill a reserve "open" slot. That's OnRoto's mistake. If you have 40 players already and don't waive someone you pick up, the move is invalid and will be rejected.
2) If you pick someone up in September their contract is "S" and they are automatically waived from your team at the end of the season.
3) Your Executive Committee has been hard at work justifying your votes and has a proposal to present to you pertaining to teams that use up their FAAB during the season. That will be presented for your consideration and vote at the conclusion of the 2015 season.
4) We need to fill an owner spot and in a perfect world it will be done before Winter Waivers. If you know of someone you think would be a good candidate to join us, please let me know.
5) Start looking at your calendar in October/November for potential dates for the CFCL Banquet. Once we have the Award Ballot sent out and returned we'll try to lock in a date to get together.
1) Connected to SRE, if you acquire a player via waiver or FAAB in September, OnRoto may prompt you that you can fill an "Open" slot. Make sure the math is correct. You are allowed 40 players on your team. Usually (and how OnRoto looks at it) it's split 23 (active) and 17 (reserved). BUT for September your split may look like 24 (active) and 16 (reserved). OnRoto see 16 and thinks "Hmm, they are allowed 17" and offers you to fill a reserve "open" slot. That's OnRoto's mistake. If you have 40 players already and don't waive someone you pick up, the move is invalid and will be rejected.
2) If you pick someone up in September their contract is "S" and they are automatically waived from your team at the end of the season.
3) Your Executive Committee has been hard at work justifying your votes and has a proposal to present to you pertaining to teams that use up their FAAB during the season. That will be presented for your consideration and vote at the conclusion of the 2015 season.
4) We need to fill an owner spot and in a perfect world it will be done before Winter Waivers. If you know of someone you think would be a good candidate to join us, please let me know.
5) Start looking at your calendar in October/November for potential dates for the CFCL Banquet. Once we have the Award Ballot sent out and returned we'll try to lock in a date to get together.
Friday, July 31, 2015
Beatniks on the Prowl Again
Showing they are not afraid of the Ruffins and, in fact, willing to do whatever is necessary to chase the Ruffins down, the Beatniks made a deal with the Revenge.
Beatniks trade Dee Gordon (.10 16!), Matt Holliday (.27 16+) and Arismendy Alcantara (.10 16x) to the Revenge, receiving in return Carlos Gonzalez (.37 17+), Daniel Murphy (.13 15) and Mike Foltynewicz (.08 17+).
Rebels are on the clock.
Beatniks trade Dee Gordon (.10 16!), Matt Holliday (.27 16+) and Arismendy Alcantara (.10 16x) to the Revenge, receiving in return Carlos Gonzalez (.37 17+), Daniel Murphy (.13 15) and Mike Foltynewicz (.08 17+).
Rebels are on the clock.
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Eukennott Beatniks,
Morkertzuma's Revenge,
Trades
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