Post by Visor. on Nov 25, 2016 19:16:01 GMT -6
Salaries
-Each season each owner will be allocated by the league a total budget of $295. The reigning league champion will be awarded $10 and the division winners will receive $5. These funds are non-transportable, meaning surplus funds will be requisitioned at the end of each season.
-The total value of any contract is your bid price for the first year plus one dollar for each year of the contract (thus a player won at auction for $10, signed to a three year contract for $10 the first year, $11 the second, $12 for the third.).
-At the beginning of a season, you can assign a maximum of 3 Auctioned-acquired players 4 year contracts; a maximum of 6 players to 3 year contracts; and the rest, 1 and 2 year contracts.
-Players selected in the Minor League Draft have a different set of contracts, and will not be subject to the restrictions listed above.
Contract Rules
-Guaranteed Contracts: These contracts require the owner to oblige the entire tenure of the contract, unless the player's contract is insured (see below).
-Non-Guaranteed Contracts: These contracts do not require an owner to fulfill its terms once the player has been released.
-Minor Leaguers:
1. They must be promoted from the minor leagues the season after they pass the 130 AB or 50 IP minimums.
2. Their contracts increase by $2 every year, and they are assigned 5 year contracts once promoted.
3. These contracts are not guaranteed.
Insurance
-An owner may, only at the start of a contract, purchase insurance on a player for $1 additional to the contract each year. If the owner decides to terminate a contract with that player, they do not owe money beyond the current year. Otherwise, any owner must buy out the full value of a contract in order to release a player.
Insured players, in the first year of a contract, can only be dropped if they are placed on the 60-day DL in actuality. After the first season however, they can be dropped at the owner's discretion, with the owner claiming back the full sum of the player's salary for that season.
Any player who is insured, and dropped during the season, can be claimed by another owner, with that owner assuming the FULL contract (meaning that if a $45 player is dropped via insurance, and another owner wants to claim him, it will cost the owner $45 dollars).
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-Each season each owner will be allocated by the league a total budget of $295. The reigning league champion will be awarded $10 and the division winners will receive $5. These funds are non-transportable, meaning surplus funds will be requisitioned at the end of each season.
-The total value of any contract is your bid price for the first year plus one dollar for each year of the contract (thus a player won at auction for $10, signed to a three year contract for $10 the first year, $11 the second, $12 for the third.).
-At the beginning of a season, you can assign a maximum of 3 Auctioned-acquired players 4 year contracts; a maximum of 6 players to 3 year contracts; and the rest, 1 and 2 year contracts.
-Players selected in the Minor League Draft have a different set of contracts, and will not be subject to the restrictions listed above.
Contract Rules
-Guaranteed Contracts: These contracts require the owner to oblige the entire tenure of the contract, unless the player's contract is insured (see below).
-Non-Guaranteed Contracts: These contracts do not require an owner to fulfill its terms once the player has been released.
-Minor Leaguers:
1. They must be promoted from the minor leagues the season after they pass the 130 AB or 50 IP minimums.
2. Their contracts increase by $2 every year, and they are assigned 5 year contracts once promoted.
3. These contracts are not guaranteed.
Insurance
-An owner may, only at the start of a contract, purchase insurance on a player for $1 additional to the contract each year. If the owner decides to terminate a contract with that player, they do not owe money beyond the current year. Otherwise, any owner must buy out the full value of a contract in order to release a player.
Insured players, in the first year of a contract, can only be dropped if they are placed on the 60-day DL in actuality. After the first season however, they can be dropped at the owner's discretion, with the owner claiming back the full sum of the player's salary for that season.
Any player who is insured, and dropped during the season, can be claimed by another owner, with that owner assuming the FULL contract (meaning that if a $45 player is dropped via insurance, and another owner wants to claim him, it will cost the owner $45 dollars).
Read more: godel316.proboards.com/thread/2/salaries-contracts#ixzz4R4b2RZvK
Failure to add players to yahoo won in auction
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