We all make mistakes. It was done both because I thought it would give people more info about minor league players after they sat out for a year, as well as people would be active and checking the board for all the other drafts. It sounded good in my head.
Things are getting seriously cleaned up there after this year. It's too hard to micromanage weird rules.
Oh, I think they should be too. Given that most teams don't though, I feel like MLB should just step in and make it happen. It's a good platform for them to push MLB subscriptions and merchandise anyhow. Maybe give players some free ads for their business ventures or charities too.
Why I'm asking is because the guys have green flags at the start of the NPD. I'm fine with that rule being the case, but I think the intent is for guys without the green flags not to be left down forever. That's why I want clarity on it.
Am I able to keep Teheran and Brebbia in the minors since they have a green flag, even though they're over the threshold? The rules don't make that clear.
They should let the community take over. Give people the ability to make their own play-by-play and colour. Maybe they agree to give Rogers some free advertising during it or something.
Shatkins: Congratulations, you've just been promoted to AA!
Player: Damn it!
It is an interesting point though. I wonder if teams will start to try to get all their farm teams in one location? From a player development standpoint, it would be absolutely ideal for all minor league players to have the consistency of the training facilities and personnel.
I didn't even notice that, but under the WGC tournament tab it says "Round 1 PGA TOUR", so I think it should count. Under all the listings they say "PGA TOUR" as well in the titles.
You all didn't select them? Amateurs. What's that you say? I posted my lineup above? Oh, carry on then.
Seriously though, I really need Ortiz to put up a big run NOW and Conners to have a decent day.
14 or 21 probably makes sense. In a normal year I'd say 14, but 21 might make sense with the compressed schedule and people trying to juggle COVID lineups.