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OK, I added the clause about cases where people are intentionally doing this, but I really don’t think it will ever come up. New rule: If a player you illegally added accrues stats, you are fined the least valuable 2nd round pick currently in your possession. If you do not own a 2nd round pick, you are fined your 2nd for the following season as soon as the picks are generated. Should you acquire a 2nd round pick before the upcoming draft, you forfeit that pick (assuming you didn't have one previously) In cases where matchups are affected by the stats accrued by the illegally added player, forced benchings might be used on a discretionary, case-by-case basis to eliminate the advantage gained. Commissioners reserve the right to take further action if league members believe an individual is making illegal adds intentionally. - jaysblue gets a pick between the 2nd and 3rd round this year - Jim has no 2nd, so he loses his 2019 2nd, or the first 2nd he acquires between now and the 2018 draft.
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Proposal: If a player you illegally added accrues stats, you are fined the least valuable 2nd round pick currently in your possession. If you do not own a 2nd round pick, you are fined your 2nd for the following season as soon as the picks are generated. Should you acquire a 2nd round pick before the upcoming draft, you forfeit that pick (assuming you didn't have one previously). - jaysblue gets a pick between the 2nd and 3rd round this year - Jim has no 2nd, so he loses his 2019 2nd, or the first 2nd he acquires between now and the 2018 draft.
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Yes, that is my issue as well. I'm also not thrilled about the inevitable of anyone who gets the pick just trading down close to 40.
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We've heard Greenwood's solution. What's yours?
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So, you gents gonna do this? No rush, just want to know if it will be done.
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Juan Soto has homered again lol
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This post was legit reported lol.
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My god. Before this HR he had a 211 wRC+ with a 20% BB rate and 5% K rate at A+.
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Dinger for sure, and I believe Boxy.
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I think that should be considered a non-starter as long as multiple owners are on record saying they'd leave the league if we moved to Fantrax.
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OK, so here's where I stand: J4L19, L54, and Greenwood have offered commentary on the decision, and I trust all three of you, so I think you three should decide what to do about this (and spittin should he read this). I've stated my opinions, and have nothing further to add to the discussion. I'm not putting myself though this again though, so I ask that any amendment to the decisions made come with a new rule to eliminate subjective decisions of this nature going forward. We'll put into place whatever you three decide by consensus.
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Keep in mind that the 2015 draft was us distributing the top-100 prospects, because we all had empty farms.
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I believe he made the trade very shortly after announcing that he was available, and you responded at the time that you were surprised he didn't return a 2nd, which would be 31-60 range. I'm not sure how I'm supposed to weigh stuff like that with his FV grade and HM in top-100 lists. What do you think would have been the best approximation to pick 20?
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This isn’t constructive.
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JB lost pick 20. My rationale is that the guys picked in that area are largely 45-50 FV guys outside the top-100. Clark is a 50-FV guy that both FG and BA identified as getting top-100 consideration, and is a KATOH darling. I still see him as being pretty close to guys like Hasely, Bukauskas, Chavis, and Burnes, who went in the 19-24 range last year.
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Am I wrong in determining that a) Trent Clark is somewhere in the 100-150 range for prospects, and the 20th overall pick in a MiLB draft gets you a prospect in that same range? I think both of those statements are pretty reasonable, but I don't own Clark anywhere, and two posters that I respect a fair bit clearly think I'm wrong on at least one account.
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I accept that.
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I think you understand that I can't pass up on this signature opportunity.
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Acuna is now slashing 382/432/706 with 5 doubles and 2 homers in 8 games. 211 wRC+.
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Two comments in response to your posts in here: 1) I disagree that it's an easy mistake to make. It's actually a mistake that's very easy to not make. Most of us have been in multiple leagues for multiple years and never done it. It's a mistake that's the result of carelessness. 2) I think you're either overvaluing the 20th overall pick or undervaluing Trent Grisham. KATOH had him 8th on its top-100 in February, and the FG guys have a 50 FV value on him, and listed him as in consideration for their top-100. The other OFs they had in his tier: Heliot Ramos, Jesse Winker, Seuly Matias, Corey Ray, Christin Stewart. I'd personally rather have him than multiple guys taken in that spot in the draft last year, and if I were Jim I would have chosen to drop Yadier Alvarez instead.
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Jim isn't my type, so we've agreed that he'll lose the rights to Trent Clark/Grisham.
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Jim's penalty will be very similar to that given to jaysblue last year.
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He's pretty much on the same trajectory as Acuna if he keeps going. Unless he struggles at AA for some reason, you have to think we see him in 2019. As a fellow Sanchez owner, I don't think there's any way we see him in 2019, and I'd be surprised if we see him in 2020. The Rays take their time, and there are still things he can improve on in A. The K/BB isn't good. I bet he stays most/all of this year in A+.
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Juan Soto is 2-2 with a double and 3 walks. Promote him to AA. A+ can not contain this young lion.
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I've soured on him since he came back. The two have published a lot of things recently that I've perceived as being stupid (ex. 30 current hit on Bichette, 40 current hit on Vlad, Yonny Chirinos as the 22nd best Rays prospect despite contributing in the majors this year and projecting as a league average SP). The fact that he's really arrogant and sure of himself makes him intolerable now. I don't remember him being quite so bad before leaving for the Braves.
