I'm thinking of entering an in-progress keeper league in the Spring. I would be taking the spot of someone else who is leaving the league. there are also a couple other new members taking spots. My Question: Would I have to take his exact team, or is there another way to do this?
Yeah. I'll explain how we did things in the league I'm in though it's a bit different than the norm. We use salaries, a cap, 3 year contracts and 40 man rosters.There were 10 teams. Me and 2 others were coming into the league. The other 7 teams got to protect 10 players each. The three new teams then got to take turns drafting from the players available from the 3 defunct teams and the other unprotected players. Drafting these players meant you picked up the remainder of the contract. After you took a player from someones team, that team got to protect 2 more players. If a 2nd player was taken from that same team, the guy got to protect 3 more players for a total of 15. So the 3 expansion teams drafted until they had 15, then the regular draft started.
Jivedude wrote:Yeah. I'll explain how we did things in the league I'm in though it's a bit different than the norm. We use salaries, a cap, 3 year contracts and 40 man rosters.There were 10 teams. Me and 2 others were coming into the league. The other 7 teams got to protect 10 players each. The three new teams then got to take turns drafting from the players available from the 3 defunct teams and the other unprotected players. Drafting these players meant you picked up the remainder of the contract. After you took a player from someones team, that team got to protect 2 more players. If a 2nd player was taken from that same team, the guy got to protect 3 more players for a total of 15. So the 3 expansion teams drafted until they had 15, then the regular draft started.
I joined a keeper league last year and replaced one team that dropped out. Our league has 10 teams , I made the 10th team. Each team has a salary of 260, 3 year contracts thst can be extended, 23 players and 4 minor leaguers. Each team can keep up to 15 players per year.
Prior to joining the 9 other teams voted to place all the players on the team I was taking over and put them in the free agent pool. I basically had to build my team from scratch. I glad we did it this way verses inheriting a team from someone else
giants8307 wrote:I'm thinking of entering an in-progress keeper league in the Spring. I would be taking the spot of someone else who is leaving the league. there are also a couple other new members taking spots. My Question: Would I have to take his exact team, or is there another way to do this?
In our established league (going on 4th year) the newbies have to take over the team and choose their keepers that the team already has. The flip side of that is as a commish, I really monitor the trades closely to make sure an inactive team doesn't dump all their good keepers.
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