No, we’re not allowing cash to change hands in transactions.Are teams allowed to cover portions of outgoing contracts in trades?
What? I didn't jump $75MI'm gonna start offering 50 year multi-billion dollar deals.
STL's LeMahieu offer was unreasonable. NYY jumped 1yr/75million from the guidance and closed w/ that. Come on.
I’m not sure at this point in time. That’s not what we did before, and that’s not how it has been handled in IGNBA. We’ll have a concrete answer before the season starts, though.Players acquired during the season will have salary counted against your cap on a pro-rated basis, correct?
I drafted Michael Wacha.
I thought players had to be signed to an MLB or MiLB contract to be eligible for us to sign?
I believe they had to have played or play for an major league team, excluding players who are under contract internationally.I thought players had to be signed to an MLB or MiLB contract to be eligible for us to sign?
As long as they are not retired or playing in another league, they are eligible. Osuna was holding showcases for teams as recently as last month, and probably would have signed already were it not for the fact that he (probably) needs Tommy John Surgery, but opted to rehab instead.I thought players had to be signed to an MLB or MiLB contract to be eligible for us to sign?
The restrictions are as follows:
If a player is a FA when you sign them and they end up in another professional league, retiring, or not in the game, they will be removed from your roster, and you won't be responsible for their salary. Due to the fact that players are going to other leagues more often and retiring more abruptly, you should know that you are rolling the dice by depending on such a player. We don't anticipate players not being in the game being an issue, but it could happen.
- The player cannot have a contract with another professional league - e.g., the NPB or KBO.
- The player must not be retired.
- The player must be active (or trying to be active). Ideally, they will have played in 2019, unless there was an injury and they're slated to play in 2021.
- Signing a player is subject to said player being included in OOTP.
you can still put an offer in. the tweet did not narrow down any specific teams. just gave a blueprint for the offer you have to beatI thought he was ineligible based on your "yes." There's a chance he doesn't play at all this year, so I thought he would be ineligible initially and become eligible should he sign a contract. I would have put an offer in earlier in the offseason if I thought he was allowed to be signed, but it's fine; no hard feelings.