- SPs: Joseph Macaluso, John Kautz, Scott Loman, Ivan Gallardo
- MR: Orlando Apodaca, Joshua Fullen, Elder Guzman
- CL: Joshua Stoker
- C: Jorge Clemente
- 1B: David Seibel
- 2B: John Grondin
- OF: Monte Goss, Sherman Evanoff, Steve Keo
Monday, August 19, 2013
Preliminary Trading Post
I'm going to give it another sim or two before I formally start the fire sale, but if you want to do some due diligence and/or tire kicking on the following players, the Lenape are listening:
The Designated For Assignment List
I realized, while running the sim, that some of the new owners may not understand how the Designated For Assignment list works in our league and how I use it when I run the sims. Therefore, I'm going to outline the main points about the DFA list and what happens when, during a sim, a player's time on the DFA list runs out.
Players end up on the Designated For Assignment list in one of three ways:
1. You place the player there to free up a spot on your 40 man roster.
2. You sign a free agent with a major league contract.
3. You acquire a player with a major league contract in a trade.
The waiver and DFA time for our league is 18 days. Because our sims are 15-16 days each, this guarantees that no player will end up on the list and have his time expire on it during the same sim.
Once a player's time on the list is up, he has to be assigned to a roster or released. If he is a player that was recently signed to a major league contract, he must be added to your 40 man roster. Therefore, it is imperative that if you sign/trade for a player to a major league contract, you MUST open a spot for him on the 40 man roster. If not, once I run the sim, I'm going to be in a position where I cannot proceed without resolving the situation.
When I come across a situation during the season when a player is on the DFA list and runs out of time, I resolve it in the following manner:
1. I check to see how the player ended up on the DFA list. Was he put there to take him off the 40 man roster, or was he acquired by the team?
2. If he was put there by the owner, I attempt to assign him to AAA. If he refuses demotion, I release him.
3. If he was signed/traded for, I first add him to the 40 man roster. Then, if there is a spot on the major league roster and it seems likely that the owner wanted the player on the major league roster, I attempt to put him there. If not, I attempt to put him in AAA.
3a. If there is no room on the 40 man roster, (or if there is no room on the 25 man roster and he refuses demotion to AAA), I look at the player and his contract. If he isn't what I would deem to be a key player or a player with a large contract (where the owner will lose lots of money by his release) then I release him. If he is a key player or the owner will lose a huge amount of money with his release, then I may hold the sim until I confirm with the owner what to do.
If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask.
Zev
Players end up on the Designated For Assignment list in one of three ways:
1. You place the player there to free up a spot on your 40 man roster.
2. You sign a free agent with a major league contract.
3. You acquire a player with a major league contract in a trade.
The waiver and DFA time for our league is 18 days. Because our sims are 15-16 days each, this guarantees that no player will end up on the list and have his time expire on it during the same sim.
Once a player's time on the list is up, he has to be assigned to a roster or released. If he is a player that was recently signed to a major league contract, he must be added to your 40 man roster. Therefore, it is imperative that if you sign/trade for a player to a major league contract, you MUST open a spot for him on the 40 man roster. If not, once I run the sim, I'm going to be in a position where I cannot proceed without resolving the situation.
When I come across a situation during the season when a player is on the DFA list and runs out of time, I resolve it in the following manner:
1. I check to see how the player ended up on the DFA list. Was he put there to take him off the 40 man roster, or was he acquired by the team?
2. If he was put there by the owner, I attempt to assign him to AAA. If he refuses demotion, I release him.
3. If he was signed/traded for, I first add him to the 40 man roster. Then, if there is a spot on the major league roster and it seems likely that the owner wanted the player on the major league roster, I attempt to put him there. If not, I attempt to put him in AAA.
3a. If there is no room on the 40 man roster, (or if there is no room on the 25 man roster and he refuses demotion to AAA), I look at the player and his contract. If he isn't what I would deem to be a key player or a player with a large contract (where the owner will lose lots of money by his release) then I release him. If he is a key player or the owner will lose a huge amount of money with his release, then I may hold the sim until I confirm with the owner what to do.
If anyone has any questions, please feel free to ask.
Zev
April II Sim Done
Game Date: 5/1/2023
Who Uploaded:
Antelope Valley
Atlanta
Brick
Hickory
Houston
London
Maui
Ohio
Seattle
Shackamaxon
Standings:
Adams: Hickory has taken a one game lead over Brooklyn
Zotti: Seattle's lead over Brick stands at five games.
Signorino: Maui leads New York by a single game.
Awards:
Seattle SS John Hukill named Player of the Week (5/17)
Maui's Angel Banuelos named Player of the Week (5/24)
Antelope Valley's Rick Bryant named Player of the Week (5/31)
Seattle's Steve Jones named Batter of the Month
Brooklyn's Kevin Kepner named Pitcher of the Month
Adrian Cisneros, of Atlanta, named Rookie of the Month.
Significant Injuries:
Paul Shunk (Hickory) will miss five weeks with a strained hamstring.
Hickory's Tuan Olmstead sprained an ankle and will be sidelined 6-7 weeks.
Seattle's James Turner will miss 3-4 weeks with tendinitis in his shoulder.
Milestones:
Brian Frison of London launched his 500th home run.
Next sim: Next weekend.
Who Uploaded:
Antelope Valley
Atlanta
Brick
Hickory
Houston
London
Maui
Ohio
Seattle
Shackamaxon
Standings:
Adams: Hickory has taken a one game lead over Brooklyn
Zotti: Seattle's lead over Brick stands at five games.
Signorino: Maui leads New York by a single game.
Awards:
Seattle SS John Hukill named Player of the Week (5/17)
Maui's Angel Banuelos named Player of the Week (5/24)
Antelope Valley's Rick Bryant named Player of the Week (5/31)
Seattle's Steve Jones named Batter of the Month
Brooklyn's Kevin Kepner named Pitcher of the Month
Adrian Cisneros, of Atlanta, named Rookie of the Month.
Significant Injuries:
Paul Shunk (Hickory) will miss five weeks with a strained hamstring.
Hickory's Tuan Olmstead sprained an ankle and will be sidelined 6-7 weeks.
Seattle's James Turner will miss 3-4 weeks with tendinitis in his shoulder.
Milestones:
Brian Frison of London launched his 500th home run.
Next sim: Next weekend.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
April I Sim Done
Game Date: 4/16/2023
Who uploaded?
Everyone
Standings:
Adams: Brooklyn leads Atlanta and Hickory by one game.
Zotti: Seattle has a two game lead over Brick.
Signorino: New York is two games ahead of Maui.
Awards:
Hickory 3B Esteban Ordonez named Player of the Week (4/10)
Significant Injuries:
The Gothams are going to be without the services of LF Howard Rogers for about four weeks after he suffered a fractured finger.
Signings:
London signed C John Dash, 1 yr/$700k
Performances:
New York LF Howard Rogers managed to go 4-4 with 8 RBI against Shackamaxon on 4/2.
Seattle's Teddy O'herlihy threw a three-hit shutout against Maui on 4/14.
Next sim: Sunday.
Who uploaded?
Everyone
Standings:
Adams: Brooklyn leads Atlanta and Hickory by one game.
Zotti: Seattle has a two game lead over Brick.
Signorino: New York is two games ahead of Maui.
Awards:
Hickory 3B Esteban Ordonez named Player of the Week (4/10)
Significant Injuries:
The Gothams are going to be without the services of LF Howard Rogers for about four weeks after he suffered a fractured finger.
Signings:
London signed C John Dash, 1 yr/$700k
Performances:
New York LF Howard Rogers managed to go 4-4 with 8 RBI against Shackamaxon on 4/2.
Seattle's Teddy O'herlihy threw a three-hit shutout against Maui on 4/14.
Next sim: Sunday.
Monday, August 12, 2013
One Day More!
One owner has a 40-man roster problem that needs to be resolved before I can proceed. I do not feel comfortable simply releasing the player(s) in question, so I'm going to pause mid-sim and give the owner a day to resolve the issue.
Thanks for being patient guys. I'll finish the sim tomorrow night.
In the meantime, the standings so far:
Adams:
Brooklyn 6-4
Atlanta 6-4
Hickory 5-5
London 4-6
Zotti:
Seattle 8-2
Brick 6-4
Ohio 4-6
Shackamaxon 3-7
Signorino:
New York 7-3
Maui 6-4
Antelope Valley 4-6
Houston 1-9
Thanks for being patient guys. I'll finish the sim tomorrow night.
In the meantime, the standings so far:
Adams:
Brooklyn 6-4
Atlanta 6-4
Hickory 5-5
London 4-6
Zotti:
Seattle 8-2
Brick 6-4
Ohio 4-6
Shackamaxon 3-7
Signorino:
New York 7-3
Maui 6-4
Antelope Valley 4-6
Houston 1-9
Need AAA Outfielders?
I have like ten OFs who could play at AAA. I know that's not a huge trading chip, but I thought I'd ask if there is anyone needing some organizational OF depth.
Basically, any OF in my organization other than Settignano, Alvarado, Edwards, Rogers, Birdsell and McCollough is available for not much in return. And even those six aren't untouchable....
- Paul / Jersey City
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Opening Day Delay
I was asked by one owner to delay the Opening Day sim until tonight. However, even after that, there is still one owner (a different one) who has not cut his roster down to 25. I'm going to delay the Opening Day sim for one more day until Monday night.
Zev
Zev
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