Post by Gary on Mar 2, 2013 10:20:45 GMT -5
Roster size before the season starts is 29. You must reach that number any time after the season ends up until one week prior to the draft date.
We will have a 10 round draft. That brings the total roster size during the season to 39.
When you look at your rosters it will have a number next to the player. That is how long they are a keeper. If they have a one next to there name, than this is the last year he is keeper. The following year, he will go back into the draft pool. That means at the end of the season its an automatic cut and gets you toward the 29 man roster. You will be allowed to draft him again if he gets to you.
I will randomly assign keeper years to guys that get drafted shortly after the draft. This way you know how long you get to keep them for.
EXAMPLE is I currently have Jason Heyward on my roster for this year. Next year he goes back into the draft. After he gets drafted, he will get assigned a number to be his keeper year.
Any questions, reply here
We will have a 10 round draft. That brings the total roster size during the season to 39.
When you look at your rosters it will have a number next to the player. That is how long they are a keeper. If they have a one next to there name, than this is the last year he is keeper. The following year, he will go back into the draft pool. That means at the end of the season its an automatic cut and gets you toward the 29 man roster. You will be allowed to draft him again if he gets to you.
I will randomly assign keeper years to guys that get drafted shortly after the draft. This way you know how long you get to keep them for.
EXAMPLE is I currently have Jason Heyward on my roster for this year. Next year he goes back into the draft. After he gets drafted, he will get assigned a number to be his keeper year.
Any questions, reply here