GERBL/Sable Draft AAA and Regular

It’s Draft time for the face to face baseball league

The AAA draft are players not allowed to be used this season until the fall callups. This includes all players with a % or with a limit of AB on either side.

AAA draft Rounds 1 and 2

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Tampa BayMichael Busch3BLATampa BaySpencer TurnbullPDetroit
St. LouisTravis D’amaudCAtlantaSt LouisChristen BettencourtCTampa Bay
NY Mets Evan CarterLFTexasNY MetsNick LodoloPCincinnati
Oakland Jared Walsh1B AngelsOaklandTyler WadeSSOakland
Chi (N)Colton CowserCFBaltimoreChi (N)Joc Pedersonof San Francisco
WashKyle HarrisonP San FranciscoWashConor PhillipsPCincinnati
ColoradoJessie WinkerRFMilwaukeeColoradoJosh Smith3BTexas
BaltimoreRoyce Lewis3BTwinsBaltimoreLuis Campusano cSan Diego
CincinnatiLogan O’HoppeCCaliforniaCincinnatiErnie ClementSSToronto
ClevelandBoryan RocchilSSClevelandClevelandKyle IsbelCfKC

AAA draft Rounds 3 and 4

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Tampa BayNelson ValazquezOFKansas CityTampa BayBlake PerkinsRFMilwaukee
NY MetsShawn BoushardRFColoradoNY MetsWilmir AbreauCFBoston
OaklandMiguel AmayacCubsOaklandCurtis Mead3BTampa Bay
Chi (N)Zach NetoSSAngelsChi (N)Reese McGuireCBoston
WashJordan WicksPCubsWashTrevor RogersPMiami
BaltimoreRichie PalaciosRFCardinalsBaltimoreD.L.PBaltimore
ClevelandVaughn GrissomssAtlantaClevelandBo NaylorCCleveland

AAA draft Round 5

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Tampa BayAlex Kirlioff1BMinnesota
New York (N)Davis Snyder2BToronto
OaklandKevin Biggio2BToronto
WashingtonSawyer Gibson LongPDetroit

Round 1 and 2

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
ClevelandBryce JarvisP ArizonaClevelandRyan PepiotPLA
CincinnatiCole RegansSPRoyalsCincinnatiJosh HaderPSD
BaltimoreFernando Tatis JRRFSan DiegoBaltimoreJordon MontgomeryPTex
ColoradoKerry CampenterRFDetroit ColoradoWilmer Flores1BSF
WashingtonWill SmithCLAWashingtonDane DunningPTex
Chicago (A)Jaron DuranCFBostonChicago (N)George KirbyPSea
OaklandEmilio PaganPOaklandOaklandTyler HoltonPDet
MetsYadier DiazcHoustonMetsCutter CrawfordPBos
St. LouisDavid BednarPPittsburghSt LouisJose BaraousPToronto
Cleveland via Tampa BayRobert SwarezPSDTBWill CastroLFMin

Round 3 and 4

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Cleveland Tanner Banks P W SoxClevelandAlejandro KirkcToronto
CincinnatiShelby Miller P DodgersCincinnatiBobby MillerPDodgers
Baltimore Michael Waka P SDBaltimoreGary SanchezCPadres
Colorado Elias Diaz c Colorado ColoradoYadimer Canderlaria3BCubs
WashingtonChristian Yellich Of Milwaukee
WashingtonPatrick BailyCSF
Chicago (N)Conner WongcBostonChicago (N)Tyrone Estrado2BGiants
Tampa Bay (via Oakland)Orlando ArciaSSAtlantaOaklandJay JacksonPToronto
MetsJosh LoweRFTBMetsNiko Horner2BCubs
St. LouisChristopher SanchezPPhiladelphiaSt LouisAndy RodriguezCPittsburgh
Cleveland via (TB)Freddy FermanCKCCleveland (via TB)Bowden FrancisPToronto

Round 5 and 6

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
ClevelandCraig Kimball P PhillyClevelandBrian HoingPMiami
CincinnatiRyan Borucki P PiratesCincinnatiEdouard Julian2BTwins
BaltimoreCamilo Doval P SFBaltimoreBruster GraterolPLA
Colorado Nick Fortez c MiamiColoradoJeff McNeilPMets
Cleveland vs Wash Shane Bieber P ClevelandWashingtonMax ScherzerPTexas
Chicago (N)Alexis DiazPCincinnatiCubsNick CastianousofPhilly
OaklandPaul SewongPArizonaOaklandTommy EdmondSSSt Louis
MetsJames OutmanOFLAMetsWillie AdamasSSMilwaukee
St. LouisMike LorenzenPPhilySt LouisNolan Aranado3BSt Louis
Clevelad va Tampa BayNick SandlinPClevelandTampa BaySal FrelickRFMilwaukee

Round 7 and 8

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
CincinnatiMauricio Dubon 2b HoustonCincinnatiAbner UribePMilwaukee
Baltimore Yan Gomes c CubsBaltimoreJustin Turner1BBoston
Colorado Wade Miley P Milwaukee ColoradoHoby MilnerPMilwaukee
Washington Jesus Luzardo P MiamiWashingtonFramber ValdezPHouston
Chicago (N)Joe ManuplyPArizonaWashAnthony Rizzo1BYankees
OaklandJeremy PenassHoustonOaklandIsiah Kiner-FalefaCFYankees
New York (N)Brock StewartPTwinsNew York (N)Matt Chapman3bToronto
St. LouisMaikel Garcia3BKCSt LouisBrice Turang2BMilwaukee
Tampa BayJoe RyanPMinnesotaTampa BayChristian JavierPHouston

Round 9 and 10

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
CincinnatiJose Alavrado P PhilliesCincinnatiFreddie PeraltaPBrewers
BaltimoreJack Suwinski CF PiratesBaltimoreMatt StrahmPPhillies
Colorado Edwardo Rodriguez P DetroitColoradoMason MillerPOakland
Washington Austin Hedges C TexasWashingtonChristopher MorelUtilChicago (N)
Chicago (N)Yuri PerezPMiamiChicago (N)Eugenio Suarez3BSeattle
OaklandEric SwansonPTorontoOaklandA.J PupPMiami
New York (N)Jeff HoffmanPPhillyNew York (N)Lane ThomasRFWashington
St. LouisMiles StrawCFClevelandSt LouisLeody TaverasCFTexas
Tampa BayReed DetrnersPCaliforniaTampa BayMichael TaylorCFMinnesota

Round 11 and 12

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
CincinnatiMIckey Modiac OfCaliforniaCincinnatiChristian VasquezCMinnesota
Baltimore Carlos Carera SS MinnesotaBaltimoreNick Senzel3BCincinnati
Colorado Jorge Mateo ss BaltimoreColoradoZach LittfelPTampa Bay
Washington Yusei Kikuchi P TorontoWashingtonAlec Bohm 3BPhily
Chicago (N)Tyler O’NeilLFSt LouisChicago (N)Michael TonkinPNew York (N)
OaklandSeth LugoPSan DiegoOaklandJames McCanncBaltimore
New York (N)Ryan BraiserPLANew York (n)Tom CosgrovePSan Diego
St. LouisAaron CibalePTampa BaySt LouisSlade CecconiPArizona
Tampa BayVictor CaratiniCMilwaukeeTampa BayBryce MillerPSeattle

Round 13 and 14

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Baltimore Adam Duval CF BostonBaltimoreJo Jo RomeroPSt L
Colorado Robert Stevenson P Tampa BayColoradoTanner HouckPBoston
Washington Ramon Laureano RF ClevelandWashingtonJosh Winckowski PBoston
Chicago (N)Ezekiel DuranUtilTexasChicago (N)Calib TielbarPMin
OaklandAlemetys DiazSSOaklandOaklandJose Cabarello2BSeattle
New York (N)Jorge SolarRFMiamiNew York (n)Brandon Lau2BTB
St. LouisGregory SotoPPhilliesSt LouisKevin HergetPCincinnati
Tampa BayKyle FinniganPWashingtonTampa BayRonel BlancoPHouston

Round 15 and 16

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
BaltimoreReese Olsen P DetroitBaltimoreMitch KellerPPittsburgh
Colorado Whit Merrifield 2B TorontoColoradoJurickson ProfarOFSan Diego
Washington Alex Lange P DetroitWashingtonCharlie MortonP Atlanta
Chicago (N)Nick PavetaPBostonChicago (N)Bailey OberPMinnesota
OaklandRiley GreeneCFDetroitOaklandEnyel De Los SantosPCleveland
New York (N)Glyber Torres2BNYYNew York (N)Ke’Bryan Hayes3BPirates
St. LouisBrandon Donovan2bSt LouisSt LouisJason TaillonPChicago (N)
Tampa BayRanger SuarezPPhiladelphiaTampa BayJavier AssadPChicago (N)

Round 17 and 18

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Baltimore Jake Burger 3B Miami
Colorado Ildarmro Vargus 3B Washington
Washington Martin Maldonado C HoustonWashingtonIan HappOFCubs
Chicago (N)Jake RogersCDetroitChicago (N)Will VestPDetroit
OaklandDavid FletcherSSCaliforniaOaklandDylan CarlsonCFSt Louis
New York (N)Luis Rengifo2BCalifornia New York (n)Jazz ChisomCFMiami
St. LouisCarlos Santana1BMilwaukeeSt LouisLordis Gurrell Jr.LFArizona
Tampa BayBrady SingerPKansas CityTampa BayLamont Wade Jr.1BSF

Round 19 and 20

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Washington Mike Yazstremski CF San FranciscoWashingtonIsiah CampbellPSeattle
Chicago (N)Bradson GarretPMiamiChicago (N)Elvis Anders2BChicago (N)
OaklandJulian MerriweatherPCubsOaklandTy France1BSeattle
New York (N)Hunter HarveyPWashingtonNew York (n)Dauri MoretaSSPirates
St. LouisChris SalePBostonSt LouisHarrison BaiderOFCincinnati
Tampa BayColin ReaPMilwaukeeTampa BayRonaldo LopezPCleveland

Round 21 and 22

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Washington Chris Taylor OF LA
Chicago (N)Masataka YoshidaOFBostonChicago (N)Joe MusgrovePSan Diego
New York (N)Griffin CanningPCalifornia
St. LouisZack GrenikiePKCSt LouisAndrew SwarezPStL
Tampa BayGriffin JacksPMinnesotaTampa BayNikki Lopez2BAtlanta

Round 23 and 24

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Chicago (N)Brandon BernardinoPBostonChicago (N)Hector NerisPHouston
St. LouisWill SmithPP
Tampa BayMatt WalternPSan DiegoTampa BayJason FoleyPDetroit

Round 25 and 26

TeamPlayerPositionTeam on CardTeamPlayerPositionTeam on Card
Chicago (N)Eloy JiminezRFChicago (a)
Tampa BayJessie ChavezPAtlantaTampa BayJake UrbanPWashington

1997 League Waivers List

Grouped by position and the team shown on the card

P

  • Kevin Gross R Long/20 Ana
  • Mike Holtz L Short Ana
  • Mike James R Short Ana
  • Darrell May L Long/20 Ana
  • Matt Perisho L 20/Long Ana
  • Dennis Springer R 30/Long Ana
  • Brad Clontz R short Atl
  • Terrell Wade L 20/Long Atl
  • Shawn Boskie R Long/20 Balt
  • Terry Mathews R Long Balt
  • Rick Krivda L 25 Balt
  • Alan Mills R Short Balt
  • Steve Avery L 20/Long Bos
  • Mark Brandenburg R Long Bos
  • Vaughn Eshelman L Long/20 Bos
  • Chris Hammond L Short/20 Bos
  • Joe Hudson R Long Bos
  • Jeff Suppan R 25/Long Bos
  • Jason Bere R 20 Chi (a)
  • Nelson Cruz Right Long Chi (A)
  • Scott Eyre L 20 Chi (A)
  • Al Levine R Short Chi (a)
  • Bill Simas R short Chi (a)
  • Ramon Tatis L Short Chi (N)
  • Amaury Telemaco R 20/Long Chi (N)
  • Pete Schourek L 25/Long Cin
  • Brian Anderson L 20 Cle
  • Jason Jacome L Long/20 Cle
  • Albie Lopez R Long/20 Cle
  • Jack McDowell R 25/Long Cle Claimed Waivers Houston 6/29
  • John Smiley L 25 Cle
  • Paul Shuey R Short Cle
  • John Burke Right 20 Long Col
  • Darren Holmes Right Long/20 Col
  • Mark Mutton Right Long/20 Col
  • Curt Leskanic Right Short Col
  • Jeff Mccurry Right Long Col
  • Mike Munoz Left Short Col
  • Jamey Wright Right 25 Col
  • Bill Swift Right 20/Long Col
  • Glenn Dishman L 20/Long Det
  • Kevin Jarvis R Long/20 Det
  • Dan Miceli R Short Det Claimed Houston Waivers 6/24
  • Greg Keagle Right 25/Long Det
  • Mike Myers Left Short Det
  • Scott Sanders R Long/20 Det
  • A. J. Sager R Long/20 Det Claimed Houston Waivers
  • Robby Stanifer R Long Fla
  • Ed Vosberg L short Fla
  • John Hudek R Short Hou
  • Ricky Bones R Long/20 KC
  • Hector Carrasco R Long KC
  • Larry Casian L Short KC
  • Hipolito Pichardo R Short KC
  • Jim Pittsley R 25 KC
  • Glendon Rusch L 30/Long KC
  • Jamie Walker L Short KC
  • Dennis Reyes L Long/20 LA
  • Bryce Florie Right Long/20 Mil
  • Al Reyes Right Long Mil
  • Steve Woodard right 25 Mil
  • Scott Aldred Left 20/Long Min
  • Travis Miller L 25/Long Min
  • Rich Robertson L 20/Lon Min
  • Frank Rodriguez R Long/20 Min
  • Jim Bullinger Right 20/Long Mon
  • Rick Dehart Left Long Mont
  • Mike Johnson R 20/Long Mont
  • Steve Kline L Long/20 Mont
  • Jason Isinghausen R 30 NYM
  • Graeme Lloyd L short NYY
  • Dwight Gooden R 25/Long NYY
  • Ricardo Jordan L Long NYM
  • Takashi Kashiwada Short NYM
  • Turk Wendell R Long NYM
  • Rick Trlicek R Short NYM
  • Willie Adams R 20/Long Oak
  • Dave Johnson Right short Oak
  • Steve Karsay R 25 Oak
  • Mike Mohler L Long/20 Oak
  • Ariel Prieto R 30 Oak
  • Carlos Reyes R Long/20 Oak
  • Dave Telgheder R 25/Long Oak
  • Don Wengert R Long 20 Oak
  • Ron Blazier R Long Phil
  • Wayne Gomes Right Long Phil
  • Tyler Green R 25 Phil
  • Reggie Harris Right short Phil
  • Mark Leiter Right 30 Phil
  • Calvin Maduro R 25/Long Phil
  • Erik Plantenberg L short Phil
  • Scott Ruffcorn R Long/20 Phil
  • Jerry Spradlin R Short Phil
  • Chris Peters Left Long/20 Pit
  • Matt Ruebel Left Long Pit
  • Jose Silva R Long/20 Pit
  • Sean Bergman R Long/20 SD
  • Will Cunnane R Long/20 SD
  • Danny Jackson L 25/Long SD
  • Paul Menheart R 25/Long SD
  • Heath Murray R 25/Long SD
  • Pete Smith R Long/20 SD
  • Tim Worrell R Long/20 SD
  • Jim Poole L Short SF
  • Joe Roa R Long/20 SF
  • Osvaldo Fernandez R 20 SF
  • William Van Landingham R 25/Long SF
  • Norm Charlton Left Short Sea
  • Dennis Martinez R 30 Sea
  • Felipe Lira R 20/Long Sea
  • Ken Cloude R 20/long Sea Claimed Houston Successful 6/5
  • Greg McCarthy L Short Sea Claimed Houston Successful
  • Bob Wells R Long/20 Sea
  • Heathcliffe Slocumb R Short Sea
  • Bob Wolcott R 25/Long Sea
  • Jose Bautista R Long StL
  • Curtis King R Short StL
  • Tony Fossas L Short StL
  • Donovan Osborne L 25 StL
  • Brady Raggio R Long/20 StL
  • Mark Petkovsek R Long/20 Stl
  • Fernando Valenzuela L 25 StL
  • Julio Santana R Long/20
  • Terry Clark R 20/Long Tex
  • Luis Andujar R Long/20 Tor
  • Tim Crabtree R short Tor

1B

  • Greg Colburn Right Spray Atl
  • Mario Valdez Left Spray Chi (A)
  • Hal Morris Left Spray Cin
  • Kevin Seitzer Right Spray Cle
  • Jeff Conine Right Spray Fla
  • Larry Sutton Left Pull KC
  • Dave Nilsson Left Spray Mil Waivers pick Houston
  • Scott Stahoviak Left Spray Min
  • Cecil Fielder Right Spray NYY
  • Kevin Jordan Right Pull Phil
  • Mark Johnson Left Spray Pit
  • Eddie Williams Right Pull Pit

2B

  • Mark Lemkie Both Spray Atl
  • Jeff Branson Left Spray Cle
  • Jody Reed Right Spray Det
  • David Howard Both Spray KC
  • Nelson Liriano Both Spray LA
  • Jeff Huson Left Spray Mil
  • Andy Stankiewicz Right Spray Mont
  • Pat Kelly Right Spray NYY
  • Carlos Baerga Both Spray NYM
  • Jason Hardtke Both Spray NYM
  • Kevin Sefcik Right Spray Phil
  • Mike Gallego Right Spray StL
  • Mariano Duncan Right Pull Tor
  • Carlos Garcia Right Spray Tor

3B

  • Mike Mordecai Right Spray Atl
  • Mike Benjamin Right Spray Bos
  • Chris Snopek Right Pull Chi (A)
  • Terry Pendleton Both Spray Cin
  • Alex Arias Right Spray Fla
  • Russ Johnson Right Spray Hou
  • Craig Paquette Right Pull KC
  • Matt Franco Left Pull NYM
  • Dale Sveum Both Pull Pit Claimed Cincinnati Successful
  • Archi Cianfrocco Right Spray SD
  • Mark Lewis Right Pull SF
  • Brent Gates Both Spray Sea
  • Andy Sheets Right Pull Sea
  • Scott Livingstone Left Spray StL
  • Fernando Tatis Right Spray Tex Claim Houston Successful
  • Juan Samuel Right Pull Tor
  • Ed Sprague Right Pull Tor

SS

  • Norberto Martin Right Spray Chi (A)
  • Jason Bates Both Spray Col
  • Orlando Miller Right Pull Det
  • Pat Listach Both Spray Hou
  • Juan Castro Right Spray LA
  • Kevin Elster Right Spray Pit
  • Chris Gomez right Spray SD
  • Craig Shipley Right Spray SD
  • Alvaro Espinoza Right Spray Sea
  • Benji Gill Right Pull Tex
  • Alex Gonzalez Right Pull Tor
  • Thomas Perez Both Spray Tor
  • Greg Gagne Right Spray LA RELASED BY HOUSTON 7/1

LF

  • Danny Bautista Right Spray Atl
  • Jerome Walton Right Spray Balt
  • Wil Cordero Right Spray Bos
  • Curtis Pride Left Spray Bos
  • Brant Brown Left Pull Chi (N)
  • Brooks Kieschnick Left Pull Chi (N)
  • Lenny Harris Left Spray Cin
  • Eric Owens Right Spray Cin
  • Kevin Mitchell Right Pull Cle
  • Harvey Pulliam Right Pull Col
  • Jim Eisenreich Left Spray Fla
  • Rod Myers Left Pull KC
  • Todd Hollandsworth Left Spray LA
  • Billy Ashley Right Pull LA
  • Todd Dunn Right Pull Mil
  • Marc Newfield Right Spray Mil
  • Jack Voigt Right Pull Mil
  • Marty Cordova Right Spray Min
  • Scott Pose Left Spray NYY
  • Patrick Lennon Right Spray Oak
  • Brian Lesher Right Pull Oak
  • Billy McMillion left spray Phil
  • Emil Brown Right Pull Pit
  • Trey Beamon Left Spray SD
  • Rich Amaral Right Spray Sea
  • Rob Ducey Left Spray Sea
  • Lee Tinsley Both Spray Sea
  • Ron Gant Right Pull StL
  • Robert Perez Right Pull Tor
  • Rubin Sierra Both Pull Tor

CF

  • Jesus Tavarez Both Spray Bos
  • Todd Dunwoody Left Pull Fla
  • Chuck Carr Both Spray Hou
  • Thomas Howard Left Spray Hou
  • James Mouton Right Pull Hou
  • Wayne Kirby Left Spray LA
  • Darrin Jackson Right Pull Mil
  • Steve Bieser Left Spray NYM
  • Jason McDonald Both Spray Oak
  • Ernie Young Right Spray Oak
  • Rob Butler Left Spray Phil
  • Midre Cummings Left Spray Phil
  • Rex Hudler Right Pull Phil
  • Wendell Magee Right Pull Phil
  • Ricky Otero Both Spray Phil
  • Jermaine Allensworth Right Spray Pit
  • Adrian Brown Both Spray Pit
  • Chris Jones Right Pull SD
  • Jacob Brumfield Right Pull Tor

RF

  • Tony Tarasco Left Spray Balt
  • Rudy Pemberton Right Spray Bos
  • Lyle Mouton Right Spray Chi (A)
  • Mike Kelly Right Pull Cin
  • John Vander Wal Left Spray Col
  • Melivn Nieves Both Pull Det
  • Bubba Trammell Right Pull Det
  • Ray Montgomery Right Spray Hou
  • Joe Vitello Right Spray KC
  • Matt Mieske Right Pull Mil
  • Brent Brede Left Spray Min
  • Ryan McGuire Left Spray Mont
  • Joe Orsulak Left Spray Mont
  • Pete Incaviglia Right Pull NYY
  • Derrick May Left Spray Phil
  • Jose Guillen Right Spray Pit
  • Mark Sweeney Left Spray SD
  • Marvin Benard Left Pull SF
  • Glenallen Hill Right Pull SF
  • Phil Plantier Left Pull StL
  • Mike Devereaux Right Spray Tex
  • Alex Diaz Both Spray Tex
  • Warren Newsome Left Pull Tex
  • Mike Simms Right Pull Tex
  • Orlando Merced Left Spray Tor

C

  • Greg Myers Left Pull Atl
  • Eddie Perez Right Pull Atl
  • Tim Spehr Right Spray Atl
  • Lenny Webster Right Pull Balt
  • Ron Karkovice Right Pull Chi (a)
  • Tyler Houston Left Pull Chi (N)
  • Mike Hubbard Right Pull Chi (N)
  • Scott Servais Right Spray Chi (N)
  • Kirt Manwaring Right Spray Col
  • Raul Casanova Both Spray Det
  • Marcus Jensen Both Pull Det
  • Tony Pena Right Spray Hou
  • Sal Fasano Right Pull KC
  • Tom Prince Right Spray LA
  • Kelly Stinnet Right Spray Mil
  • Chris Widger Right Pull Mont
  • Alberto Castillo Right Spray NYM
  • Izzy Molina Right Pull Oak
  • Bobby Estalella Right Pull Phil
  • Mark Parent Right Pull Phil
  • Keith Osik Right Spray Pit
  • Mandy Romero Both Pull SD
  • Damon Berry hill both spray SF
  • John Marzano Right Spray Sea
  • Tom Lampkin Left Pull StL
  • Tom Pagnozzi Right Spray StL
  • Henry Mercedes Right Spray Tex

DH

  • Eddie Murray Both Spray LA

1972 Dynasty League Waivers List

These are the players available in Waivers by position

  • 1B
  • Jim Beauchamp NYM
  • Pat Bourque Cubs
  • Jim Breazeale Atl Claimed on Waivers by Pit
  • Bob Burda Bos
  • Gail Hopkins KC
  • Paul Jata Det
  • Pete Koegel Phil
  • Terry McDermott LAD
  • Tony Muser White Sox claimed NYY May 8th
  • Art Shamsky Oak

2B

  • Lute Barnes NYM
  • Ken Boswell NYM Claim Montreal Week 2 Early Waivers
  • Larry Brown Oak
  • Denny Doyle Phil Claim Early Waivers week 5 cubs
  • Bobby Fenwick Hou
  • Rod Gilbreath Atl
  • Jim Lefebvre LAD
  • Bill Mazeroski Pit Claimed Yankees Successful
  • Len Randle Tex Claim Montreal Week 2 Early Waivers
  • Fred Stanley SD
  • Hector Torres Mon Claimed week 4 Early waivers Boston
  • Jim Wohlford KC

3B

  • Hank Allen ChW
  • Billy Grabarkewitz LAD
  • Dave Hilton SD
  • Julian Javier Cin
  • Dalton Jones Tex
  • Rich McKinney NYY
  • Syd O’Brien Mil
  • Jose Pagan Pit Claimed Pittsburgh Claim Successful
  • Billy Parker Cal

SS

  • Luis Alvarado ChW
  • Juan Beniquez Bos Claimed Pittsburgh successful
  • Lou Camilli Cle
  • Jack Heidemann Cle
  • Rudy Hernandez ChW
  • Marty Martinez Tex
  • Rafael Robles SD

Catcher

  • Chuck Brinkman Chw
  • Paul Casanova Atl Claimed Atlanta successful
  • Vic Correll Bos
  • Rick Dempsey Min Claim NYY
  • Bob Didier Atl Waivers claim Pit 6/28 WASHINGTON COUNTERCLAIM 6/29 Cubs Counter Washington 6/29 Cubs Counter-counter Claim Successful
  • Tom Egan Chw
  • Frank Fernandez Cubs
  • Russ Gibson SF
  • Joe Goddard SD
  • Tom Haller Det Claimed Pittsburgh Waivers successful
  • Larry Howard Hou Claimed Cleveland Week 3 early waivers
  • Cliff Johnson Hou
  • Larry Johnson Cle
  • Art Kusnyer Cal
  • J.C. Martin Cubs
  • Jerry May KC
  • Joe Nolan NYM
  • Dennis Paepke KC
  • Paul Ratliff Mil
  • Ken Rudolph Cubs
  • Bob Stinson Hou
  • Carl Taylor KC Claimed Cleveland Early waivers week 3

LF

  • Kurt Bevacqua Cle
  • Chris Coletta Cal
  • Tommy Davis Bal Claim Pit
  • Jim Fairey Mon
  • Phil Gagliano Bos
  • Joe Keough KC
  • Charlie Manuel Min
  • Curt Motton Cal
  • Rick Renick Min
  • Tommie Reynolds Mil
  • Tom Shopay Bal
  • Bernie Williams SF Taken Early Waiver Week 3 Boston

CF

  • Boots Day Mont
  • Jay Johnstone Chw Claimed waivers NYY 6/24
  • Jim Lyttle Chw
  • Jim Nettles Min
  • Lee Richard Chw
  • Jorge Roque StL

RF

  • Brant Alyea StL
  • Mike Anderson Phil waivers claim 6/28 Milwaukee successful
  • Byron Browne Phil
  • Randy Elliott SD
  • Roy Foster Cle
  • Don Hahn NYM
  • Gene Hiser Cubs
  • Ron Lolich Cle
  • Dave Marshall NYM
  • Norm Miller Hou Claimed Boston Waivers successful
  • Dave Schneck NYM Claimed California Waivers successful
  • Larry Stahl SD Claimed Pit Waivers Successful!
  • Ron Stone Phil
  • Ted Uhlaender Cin
  • Bill Voss StL

Pitcher

  • Wade Blasingame NYY
  • Les Cain Det Claimed early waivers week 4 SF Giants
  • Tony Cloninger
  • John Cumberland StL Claimed Waivers Boston
  • Jimmy Freeman Atl
  • Bob Gebhard Min
  • Jim Geddes Chw
  • Joe Gilbert Mon
  • Joe Grzenda StL CLAIM Waivers week 5 Washington Successful!
  • Steve Hargan Cle Claimed early waiver week 5 Cubs
  • Rich Hinton Tex Claimed early waivers week 4 SF Giants
  • Ron Klimkowski NYY
  • Lew Krausse Bos
  • Denny Lemaster Mon
  • Denny McLain Atl Claimed on waivers by Baltimore
  • Pete Mikkelsen Claimed early Waivers week 5 Cleveland
  • Jim Nash Phil Claimed by Baltimore successful
  • Gary Neibauer Phil
  • Mel Queen Cal
  • Bob RAuch NYM Claimed Cubs 6/24
  • Phil Regan Chw
  • Archie Reynolds Mil
  • Jim Roland Tex
  • Mark Schaeffer SD Claimed Cleveland early waivers week 1
  • Dick Selma Phil Claimed Kansas City waivers successful
  • Steve Simpson SD
  • Hank Webb NYM Claimed Boston Early Waivers week 3

1972 league full draft (backup copy)

Keeping a copy of the draft for the 1972 league here on the backup blog as a backup copy for quick reference:

Round 1 & 2

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1MontrealLou Brock OF1MontrealWillie MaysOF
2PittsburghHank Aaron1B2PittsburghBill RussellSS
3CincinnatiRon Santo3B3CincinnatiBill LeeP
4San FranciscoDarryl Evans3B4.SF Dave Cash2B
5St. LouisDon KessingerSS5StLDarold KnowlesP
6New York (Y)Reggie Smith RF6New York (Al)Danny ThompsonSS
7ClevelandJohn MatlackP7ClevelandBill StonehamP
8MinnesotaAl OliverOF8MinnesotaBob WatsonOF
9MilwaukeeDoug Rader3B9MilwaukeeEarl WilliamsC
10BostonGary NolanP10BostonHorace Clarke2B
11PhiladelphiaRudy MayP11PhiladelphiaTed AbernaphyP
12WashingtonMike Epstein1B12Washington SenatorsReggie ClevelandP
13CaliforniaDon Money3B13CaliforniaDave ConcepecionSS
14AtlantaRollie FingersP14AtlantaAurelio Rodriguez3B
15OaklandRoy WhiteLF15OaklandTed Sizemore2B
16Mil (Via NYM)Don Wilson P16New York (NL)Jerry ReussP
17Chicago (N)Jeff BurroughsOF17CubsLou PinellaOF
18Mil (Via Balt)Blue Moon OdomP18 NYY (via balt)Dave Nelson3B
19Kansas CityClyde WrightP19Kansas CityNelson BrilesP
20Los AngelesWayne TwitchellP20Los AngelesSteve RenkoP

Round 3 & 4

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1MontrealCarlos MayOF1MontrealEd Kirpatrickc
2PittsburghJim Barr P2PittsburghJose Cruzcf
3Cincinnati Al Kaline OF3CincinnatiMike CaldwellP
4San FranciscoEllie Rodriguezc4San FranciscoRick MondayOF
5Boston (Via StL)Bud HarrelsonSSSt LouisBob VealeP
6New York (A)Lindsy McDanielPNew York (A)Sklp LockwoodP
7ClevelandBill HandP7ClevelandWayne Garrett3B
8MinnesotaTito Fuentes2B8MinnesotaRay FossieC
9MilwaukeeEd BrinkmanSS9MilwaukeeCaesar Geronimoof
10New York (N) (via Bos)Ken HendersonOF10StL (via BostonMatty AlouOF
11PhiladelphiaSteve Arlin P11PhiladelphiaPaul LimbladP
12WashingtonTim Foliss12WashingtonEd HermanC
13CaliforniaManny MotaOF13CaliforniaBobby Valentine2B
14AtlantaToby HarrahSS14AtlantaSandy Alomar2B
15OaklandBoog Powel1B15OaklandLynn McGlothenP
16New York (N)Leron LeeOF16San Fran (via NY)Eddie WattP
17Chicago (N)Steve Braun3B17Chicago (N)Jose OrtaSS
18Mil (via Balt)Frank RobinsonOF18SF (via Balt)Tommie Ageecf
19KCduffy Dyerc19KCNorm Cash1B
20Los AngelesDave Roberts P20Los AngelesMike LumOF

Round 5 & 6 NOTE ALL TRADING ENDS WHEN ROUND 6 Begins

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1Montreal Frank DuffySS1MontrealRon Theobald2B
2PittsburghGray Ross P2PittsburghBob JohnsonP
3Cincinnati Paul Splittorff P3CincinnatiLuis Aparicioss
4San FranciscoCy AcostaP4San FranciscoTommy Harper OF
5St LouisBob Oliver1B5StLDick McAuliffe2B
6NYYJim McGlothlinP6NYYGene TenaceC
7ClevelandJim HickmanOF7ClevelandDave RaderC
8MinnesotaJohn BoccabellaC8MinnesotaDave LaRocheP
9MilwaukeeMike Jorgenson1B9MilwaukeeRay LambP
10BostonVada PinsonOF10BostonTom timmermanP
11PhiladelphiaChuck SeelbachP11PhiladelphiaElliott madduxof
12WashingtonCarl MortonP12WashingtonAndy EtchebarrenC
13CaliforniaJerry MoralesCF13CaliforniaTommy McCraw1B
14AtlantaDick BillingsC14AtlantaSonny SiebertP
15OaklandDennis Menkie3B15OaklandSteve DunningP
16Kansas City (via mets)Bob LockerP16 NY metsLeo CardenesSS
17chicago (N)John HillerP17CubsRich GossageP
18Mil (via balt)Darryl Porterc18BaltimoreGlenn Becket2B
19Mil (via KCGene Michaelss19Mil (via KC)Tom KelleyP
20Los AngelesBill Sudsakis1b20Los AngelesMerv Rettenmundof

Round 7 & 8

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1Montreal Jim FregosiSS1MontrealChris Chamblis1B
2PittsburghSteve Barber P2Pittsburghelrod Hendricksc
3Cincinnati Jim Ray Hart 3B3CincinnatiJerry GroteC
4San FranciscoJohn StrohmeyerP4San FranciscoTony TaylorInf
5St LouisDon McMahonP5St LouisPete BrobergP
6New York (AL)Jerry JohnsonP6New York (AL)Mark BelangerSS
7ClevelandRon ReedP7ClevelandTom GriffinP
8MinnesotaCito GastonOF8MinnesotaMike KekichP
9MilwaukeeJohnny Edwardsc9MilwaukeeBob HeiseInf
10BostonJoe HorlenP10 BostonStaeve KealyP
11PhiladelphiaLarvell BlanksUtl11PhiladelphiaPete RichertP
12Mil (via Wash)Ken SandersP12WashingtonRick Reichartof
13CaliforniaBill Faheyc13CaliforniaJim RookerP
14AtlantaTed FordP14AtlantaEd Krainpool1b
15OaklandChris ZacheryP15OaklandMike corkinsP
16KC (via mets)Bob Bailey 3B16New York (N)Dave LemondsP
17Chicago (N)John MilnerOF17Chicago (N)Mickey Stanleycf
18BaltimoreJuan MarichallP18BaltimoreBill ParsonsP
19Mil (via KC)Denny RiddlebergerP19Kansas CityJoe DeckerP
20Los AngelesGrant JacksonP20Los AngelesDiego SeguiP

Round 9 & 10

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1Montreal Bobby BrolinP1MontrealRon Hansen3B
2PittsburghRon Woods OF2PittsburghGary PetersP
3Cincinnati Ted Martinez 2B3CincinnatiBuckey BrandonP
4San FranciscoTerry Harmon2B4San FranciscoMaury WillsSS
5St LouisBill GogolewskiP
6New York (AL)ShellenbachP5New York (AL)Deron Johnson1B
7ClevelandBill SlaybackP6ClevelandGene AlleySS
8MinnesotaAngel Mangualof7MinnesotaDerryl Thomas2B
9MilwaukeeJack HiattC8 MilwaukeeJim SlantonP
10BostonDick DietzC9BostonKen BrettP
11 PhiladelphiaAndy KoscoOF10PhiladelphiaDeron JOhnson1B
12WashingtonVicente RomoP11WashingtonEddie FisherP
13CaliforniaJack AkerP12CaliforniaBob Robinson1B
13AtlantaCarmen Fanzone3B13AtlantaMonty MontgomeryP
14OaklandHoracio PinaP14OaklandDarrell Chaney SS
15New York (NL)lerrin LagrowP15New York (NL)Al SantoriniP
16Chicago (NL)Garry Jestdadt2B16Chicago (NL)Danny FrisellaP
17BaltimoreEric Soderholm3B17BaltimoreRich AuerbachSS
18Kansas CityEnzo Hernandezss18Kansas CityLuiz MelendezCF
19Los AngelesMickey Riverscf19Los AngelesFred KendallC

Round 11 & 12

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1Montreal Terry HumpfreyC1MontrealMilt Mayc
2PittsburghDave Leonard P2PittsburghSonny JacksonSS
3Cincinnati John Ellis C3CincinnatiAl FitzmorrisP
4New York (AL)Bill Melton3B4New York (AL)Wayne SimpsonP
5ClevelandHal King1B5ClevelandTom MurphyP
6MinnesotaRon Bloomberg1B6MinnesotaJim NorthrupOF
7MilwaukeeGeorge StoneP7MilwaukeeGary WaslewskiP
8BostonDon BufordOF8BostonGil Garrido2B
9 PhiladelphiaPat Corralesc9PhiladelphiaTony OlivaOF
10WashingtonEd FarmerP10WashingtonJohn LowenstienOF
11CaliforniaBill Plumberc11CaliforniaMike HedlundP
12AtlantaFrank RebergerP12AtlantaJerry MosesC
13OaklandDuke SimsC13OaklandJim StrictlandP
14New York (NL)Ray SadeckiP14New York (NL)Bill WilsonP
15Chicago (NL)Felipe Alou1B15Chicago (NL)Sam McDowellP
16BaltimoreBob MillerP16BaltimoreBen OgliveOF
17Kansas CityMike Andrews2B17Kansas CityDave Campbell3B
18Los AngelesGary GentryP18Los AngelesAl Gallagher3b

Round 13 & 14

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1Montreal Earl StephensonP1MontrealWillie HortonOF
2PittsburghCurt Blefary C2PittsburghJoe LahaudOF
3Cincinnati Steve Mingori P3CincinnatiMike KilkennyP
4New York (AL)Dal MaxvillSS4New York (AL)Oscar GambleRF
5ClevelandBilly ConigliaroOF
6MinnesotaEd Spiezio3B5MinnesotaBuzz CapraP
7BostonRick MillerOF6BostonBrock DavisOF
8PhiladelphiaBill ButlerP7PhilladelphiaDan McGinnP
9WashingtonFrank Howard1B8Washington
10CaliforniaRusty TorresRF9CaliforniaTed Kubick2B
11AtlantaTim Cullen2B10AtlantaKen ReynoldsP
12OaklandCecil UpshawP11OaklandEd Goodwin1B
15New York (NL)Pat JarvisP12New York (NL)Eddie LeonSS
16Chicago (NL)Ray CulpP13Chicago (NL)John StephensonC
17BaltimoreFred SchermanP14BaltimoreJim RayP
18Kansas CityBill GreifP15Kansas CityKen SwarezC
19Los AngelesMarty PerezSS16Los Angeles

Round 15 & 16

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1MontrealOrlando Cepeda1B1MontrealNorm AngliniP
2PittsburghJoe NiekroP2PittsburghJuan PizzaroP
3CincinnatiRickey ClarkP
4New York (AL)Phil Roofc3New York (AL)George Hendrickcf
5MinnesotaDwayne AndersonInf4MinnesotaLarry Bitnerof
6BostonJoe Pepitone1B5BostonJerry McNertleyc
7WashingtonChuck TaylorP6WashingtonBobby Knoop2B
8CaliforniaMike StrahlerP7CaliforniaChris ShortP
9AtlantaCleon JonesOF8AtlantaVince ColbertP
10OaklandIke BrownInf9OaklandKen TatumP
11New York (NL)Joe Hague1B10New York (NL)Steve Bryeof
12Chicago (NL)Moe DrabowskyP11Chicago (NL)Mike Ryanc
13BaltimoreJeff Torborgc12BaltimoreBernie Allen3B
14Kansas CityAlan FosterP13Kansas CityMike Hegan1B
15Los AngelesKen WrightP14Los AngelesWalt WilliamsOF

Round 17 & 18

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1MontrealHal Lanier3B1MontrealGates BrownOF
2PittsburghLloyd AllenP2PittsburghCoco Laboy3B
3BostonAl SeverinsenP3BostonTommy MooreP
4CaliforniaBob Bartonc4CaliforniaTom PhobousP
5AtlantaDon CarrithersP5AtlantaOscar BrownOF
6OaklandDick Green2B6OaklandDanny Cater1B
7New York (N)Joe Lis1B7New York (N)Don Minchner1B
8Chicago (N)Tom DukesP8Chicago (N)Lowell PalmerP
9BaltimoreRoger FreedOF9BaltimoreClyde MashoreOF
10Kansas CityJim Spencer1B10Kansas CityJohnny JeterOF
11Los AngelesAlex JohnsonOF11Los AngelesJackie HernandezSS

Round 19 & 20

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1MontrealBuddy BradfordOF
2PittsburghJerry Jeneskip
5CaliforniaMike McQueenP1CaliforniaRon SwabotaOF
6AtlantaMike CosgroveP2AtlantaRich MoralasSS
7New York (N)Ron PerranoskiP3New York (N)Ed AscostaP
8Chicago (N)Jerry KenneySS4Chicago (N)Steve HamiltonP
9BaltimoreJim HardinP5BaltimoreJohn KennedySS
10Kansas CityPaul Popovich2B6Kansas CityJohnny Grubbcf
11Los AngelesBilly ChampionP7Los AngelesBart JohnsonP

Round 21 & 22

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1AtlantaJohn BatemanC1AtlantaRich Reese1B
2New York (N)Steve HovleyOF2New York (N)Dwayne Josephson1b
3Chicago (N)Terry CrowleyOF
4BaltimoreJimmy Stewart1b3BaltimoreDon Clendenon1B
5Kansas CityChris Canazarioc4Kansas CityBrent StormP
6Los AngelesJim YorkP5Los AngelesEd SpragueP

Round 23 & 24

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1New York (N)Bobby FloydP1New York (N)Hoyt WilhelmP
2BaltimoreCasey CoxP
3Kansas CityJesus Alou1B2Kansas CityJoe HornerP

Round 25 & 26

Pick # TeamPlayerPositionPick #TeamPlayerPosition
1New York (N)Jim HoltOF1New York (N)Hal Breeden1B
3Kansas City Tom BurgermeierP

Round 27

Pick # TeamPlayerPosition
1New York (N)Bob MontgomeryC

Rules for the Next Season of 1997 of the Short Season Draft League

This is cross posted from the main blog:

Here are the rules for the 2nd season (1997) of the 1996 short season draft league.

How the league is to be played

We will be playing the 1997 season We will be playing under 1997 rules with two exceptions. There will be at least one interleague play to allow each player to play each other player at least one home and away series. There will be no wild cards.

The schedule

We will be playing an 80 game schedule with two series against each opponent.

  • 2 Two game series vs interleague opponents
  • 2 Three game series vs teams in the same league but different divisions
  • 2 Four game series vs division rivals

One change in this season is that at least the final series of the season will be within the division

Frequency of games

There will be one series per week. This will make it easier to get in series vs division rivals and to prevent conflicts with my other leagues.

Number of teams

We will have a fixed number of teams 16.

Division setup:

2 leagues, 2 divisions in each no wild cards.

Trades and waivers.

After the fifth series of the season teams may trade. Any player on the current roster may be traded along with any of the first seven draft picks for the next season If a trade is made that increases a roster beyond the 40 man limit a player must be released before the next series is played. Any trades agreed will not be executed until all the teams involved have the same amount of games played.

Waivers takes place after the sixth series. Teams make waivers picked based on their current record and are made from the undrafted players not on rosters.. If a pick brings a Roster over 40 a player must be released or an injured player not on the DL must be placed there to make room.

Note: Any player who is planning to leave the league at the end of the season is encouraged NOT to trade as it is unfair to both the other teams and the player who will replace him or her.

NEW DRAFT TRADE WINDOWS

Pre-Draft Trade window:

There will be a 48 hour window before the formal draft where trading will be allowed.

Any player on the roster (rookie or retained player) may be dealt along with drift picks up to the 7th round at this time.

Only draft picks for the upcoming draft will be tradable.

The trade window will end 15 minutes before the start of the formal draft to allow for any updates to lists to be recorded before the start.

Draft Day Trading up or down window.

At the end of each round there will be a 10 minute window for rosters to be adjusted and all the paperwork to be done.

For the first five rounds of the draft During those 10 minutes teams will be allowed to Trade. NO PICKS BEYOND THE 7th ROUND ARE TRADABLE

Early Waivers:

Teams who drop out of the draft early (before round 26 season) can qualify for Early Waivers

Early waivers begin after week 1 and end after week 4

  • Players who leave the draft before round 30 may pick early waivers after week 4
  • Players who leave the draft before round 29 may pick early waivers after week 3
  • Players who leave the draft before round 27 may pick early waivers after week 2
  • Players who leave the draft before round 26 may pick early waivers after week 1

During Early Waivers the following rules apply

  1. Players may choose up to two players
  2. Order depends on when the player left the draft the earlier you left the higher you are in the order
  3. If two teams picking early waivers left the same round the team who drafted later in the base draft has priority
  4. Unlike regular waivers teams with a worse record can’t “counterclaim” you get who you pick.

The DL:

The DL WILL count toward your roster but to make up for it we will have a maximum 40 man roster. We will still only draft 30 but players may expand their rosters to 40 via trade and waivers.

Playing Games.

All games must be completed before the next scheduled series. the Dynasty system will take over and auto play any games that are not completed one hour before the next scheduled game (even if said unfinished game is in progress) Players are encouraged to use the chat room and the Dynasty message system to reschedule games if needed and are also encouraged to make a manager profile in case a game has to autoplay. Instructions on how to do that are here.

Be aware that if you have your team on AUTO and your opponent requests a rescheduled in the system Dynasty will automatically allow it so keep this in mind when or if you turn auto on. Also be aware if both team are on auto and you reschedule the game will be played automatically so make sure your team is not on auto before you do this. I also suggest when you go on auto if you plan on playing your next series make certain you checked off the “take off auto before the next series” button.

Expansion

This league will NOT have expansion. It is designed as a short season to contrast with the 1969 league and to give me an easy schedule to make. If you want a longer season and / or a bigger league check out my 1969 league currently playing 1971.

Selecting a franchise:

Players picked from existing franchises keeping two batters and two pitchers the rest go in the draft

Franchise locations and parks

Every team is presumed to have the park their team played in during the season they entered the league.

Franchises whose teams move in real life are not required to relocate their teams. So the Montreal Expos are not required to move to Washington but they retain the option to do so at the start of any season but such a move must be announced by draft day.

Franchises are NOT required to build new stadiums and my continue to play in their old stadiums if they wish. So Houstony can stay in the Astrodome if they wish but they retain the right to move into Minute Maid park at any time If a team chooses to move into their new park in the same city the old park is considered demolished and no other team may use it from that point on.

A team may NOT move into a park that in a different city because the Dynasty system bases the weather on the park used NOT the city that a team’s label claims it is in. .Example from the 1971 league: If the Seattle Pilots want to play in Country Stadium they MUST move to Milwaukee

A team may NOT move into a park in the same city that belongs to a future franchise. Example from 1971 league: If the Seattle Pilots choose to remain in Seattle rather than move to Milwaukee they may NOT move into the Kingdome because it is reserved for the Mariners franchise when it becomes available.

Old parks

A team MAY move into an old park from the same city under the following conditions:

  1. The park was once the home park of the franchise OR
  2. The franchise that once owned the park is now located in another city
  3. You or the previous owner of the team in this league did NOT move the team out of the park.

Examples,

  • the Seattle Pilots move to Milwaukee the Mariners if taken MAY move into Sick Stadium.
  • The Cardinals may move into sportsman park because it was once their old stadium.
  • Both the Yankees and the Mets may move into the Polo Grounds because the park is in NY and both teams were once based there.

Franchise Moves and or Replacement players or teams

A player may decide to take a different franchise after playing one season under the following rules

The player who movies will get the city and park of the new franchise at once but will NOT get the rookies for said new Franchise until the season AFTER the move

Example: Boston decides to move to California after the 2010 season. he does NOT get the rights to Mike Trout but retains the rights to any RedSox player who has their first card in 2011. If Boston makes the move to California in 2009 then after keeping the Boston rookies for 2010 in 2011 Mike Trout is his as a rookie (see rookies below)

If due to circumstances in the real world a player has to temporarily drop out of the league their team will be put on auto until a substitute can be found. Said substitute shall take over the team and play games until the original player can return but may not make trades or drop players from the roster (excepting for injury).

If at the end of the season the base player can’t return the substitute has first rights to the team and gets full control over it.

If a player has to drop out permanently the team will go on auto until a substitute or replacement player can be found. Said player will get full rights to the franchise unless they declare that they will only be a substitute till the end of the season.

If no replacement player is found during the season a new player will be recruited for the next season. Said player will retain the franchise and draft picks of the player he is replacing. If said new player wishes to move the franchise he can per the limitations listed above, namely he retains the rookies of the current franchise for his first season and then get the rookie rights to the new franchise the following year.

Example The Yankees drop out of the league due to illness. A substitute is found to play their games. The sub places the games until the Yankees recover. If they do not recover sufficiently to return to the league the substitute may over the Yankees franchise permanently

Example 2: A replacement player is found for the Yankees in the above example but is a big Texas fan. Said substitute can move their franchise to Texas but will retain the Yankees rookies for the 1998 season. Starting in 1999 they will have rights to Texas rookies.

Rookies

A “Rookie” is define as any player who did not have a card for the previous season.

A rookie is considered to be part of the team listed on their card regardless of who they actually played their first game for (Dynasty lists cards based on who a player finishes a season with thus any rookie that was traded by an MLB team in his first season will have their card listed for the team they were traded to NOT the team they played their first game with.

All teams retain rights to their rookies prior to the draft and rookies for a franchise are not eligible to be drafted in any expansion draft.

A Rookie becomes a part of a team after said team names their protected players for the draft. They count toward the 35 man roster

Any team that doesn’t want to retain a rookie may release them before the draft to open up a roster spot but once release all rights to said player are surrendered.

Players retained list

At the end of a season teams may retain a number of players based on their finish in the previous one The players retained list for 1997 is

  • World series winner 4 players (Florida, OR Boston, OR Toronto)
  • World series runner up 5 players (Florida, OR Boston, OR Toronto)
  • Division winners that don’t go to the series 6 players (San Diego, Boston OR Toronto)
  • Teams with the 5th and 6th best records that didn’t win a division 7 players (Houston, Cincinnati)
  • Teams with the 7th and 8th best records 8 players (St Louis, Chicago White Sox)
  • Teams with the 9th and 10th best records 9 players (Yankees, Baltimore)
  • Teams with the 11th and 12th best records 10 players (Atlanta, Seattle)
  • Teams with the 3rd and 4th worst records 11 players  (Pittsburgh, Los Angeles)
  • Teams with the worst and 2nd worst record 12  players (Cleveland, Minnesota)

Once the AL Pennant winner and world series are complete this list will be updated.

Rookies do not count toward the keeper list total.

As soon as all the keeper/rookies are finalized the draft day will be set. A minimum of one week wait will be given to make sure people can check out the cards the 1997 cards are here:

NOTE: 1  For teams with identical records we go to the tiebreakers

  1. Head to head record the team with the worst head to head record is considered to have the worst record.
  2. How many games behind the players were in their division. A team closer to a playoff spot his considered to have the better record.
  3. The best record in their division.
  4. The best record in the league
  5. Dice Roll, high roll is considered the team with the better record.

NOTE: If a player on your current Roster does not have a card for the next season due to injury, military service etc but WILL the following year a team may choose to retain the rights to said player but will have to spend a protected spot for it and will have to keep a space for him all season.

Example: Rheal Cormier was out the entire 1998 Season. If a team has him after the 1997 season and wants to keep him they can choose to hold his rights when his season ends and keep a roster spot for him. He will play 1998 with 39 players and in 1999 will hold the rights to Cormier.. If at any time he chooses to release him Cormier will be considered a rookie for Boston because

  1. He had no card the previous year
  2. No team held his rights
  3. His 1999 card says “Boston”

The draft order of teams for each season will be based on their finish the previous season. Any team that is not retained will of course not be drafting BUT If a team holds the draft pick of a team that is no longer in the league he will draft those picks as if that team was still in the league in the round that he holds them.

  1. Worst team (12) Cleveland Indians 
  2. 2nd worst team (12) Minnesota
  3. 3rd wort team (11) Pittsburgh (head to head vs Min)
  4. 4th worst team (11) Los Angeles
  5. 5th worst team (10) Atlanta (Fewer GB than LA)
  6. 6th worst team (10) Seattle
  7. 7th worst team (9) Yankees (Fewer GB than Sea)
  8. 8th worst team (9) Baltimore
  9. 8th BEST team (8) St. Louis
  10. 7th Best team (8) Chicago White Sox
  11. Team with the 2nd Best record that didn’t win a division (7) Cincinnati
  12. Team with the best record that didn’t win a division (7) Houston
  13. Division winner not in WS with worst record (6) Boston OR Toronto
  14. Division winner not in WS with best record (6) San Diego
  15. World series loser (5) (Toronto, Boston OR Florida)
  16. Word series winner (4) (Toronto, Boston OR Florida)

NOTES

Tiebreakers are the same for the keeper order

The 2nd tiebreaker if teams had identical records AND split their season series is draft order for the previous season

The pick order of traded picks remain the same even if a team is replaced.

Examples: If San Diego traded the NYY their 3rd round draft pick last season but are not an active team in 1997 then during round 3 the Yankees would get a pick in the sport where SD would have been had they played..

When all teams have drafted that will be considered the end of a round and the next round will commence.

Teams WILL continue to draft in this order until:

  • Round 30 OR
  • A team reaches 40 men OR
  • A team with 25 or more players on their roster voluntarily drops out

Once a team has dropped out of the draft they may not re-enter it. If they have less than 40 men the can only increase their roster either through trades or waivers.

The Formal & Informal Draft.

Formal Draft & Designated Draft day(s):

A date and time will be set for the initial rounds of the draft. It will almost certainly be a Saturday or Friday as those are the days I have off. Because my schedule is full from Thanksgiving to Christmas this may be delayed. If/When a designated draft day is set All teams will be expected to be either:

  1. Available in the slack chat room (preferred)
  2. Available by phone
  3. With me in my home at the time of the draft
  4. Have a list of players to be drafted submitted

All currently players are presumed to have looked over the card(s) for 1997 online or at least looked up stats by draft day. All teams are encouraged to start doing so at once.

  1. There will be one designated draft day per week.
  2. On a designated draft day a strict 5 minute limit will be allowed to make a pick.
  3. If a team misses their pick will be moved to after the next player on the list who will be considered on the clock and allowed to pick. Example: Cincinnati misses their pick and Houston is next, Houston is allowed to pick and Cincinnati picks after them
  4. If a team who has been skipped has to be skipped twice their pick can be made any time before the end of the round. Example Cincinnati is scheduled to pick 11th They miss their pick If they figure out who they want they can make a pick or submit a list any time before the end of the round and that pick will be valid.
  5. If a team that has been skipped has not picked by the end of the round then a pick will be made for them by me. Said pick will be the player from your franchise who played the most games that season based on their card. Example: Boston does not pick or submit a list for round 5 I will look at the Roster for the actual 1997 red sox to see who is available. If John Valentin has the most game played among unpicked players he will be Boston draft pick. If Boston already has 2 shortstops that will not matter Valentin becomes the pick.
  6. As soon as a round ends there will be a ten minute period to update the rosters and lists and confirm players were put on the right team. During that period draft day trades may be made (see above)
  7. The opening Scheduled draft days will go on for 100 picks. Other scheduled draft days will be 60 picks. Once the number of picks is reached the clock is turned off
  8. The Formal Draft generally begins at either 11 am or 1 pm EST to give west coast folk the time to be awake. Be aware that if you are scheduled to pick

BE AWARE THAT EVEN WITH A FIVE MINUTE LIMIT THAT CAN MEAN 80 MINUTES FOR 16 TEAMS TO PICK IN ONE ROUND. PLEASE DO YOUR BEST TO PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT TO CUT DOWN ON THE TIME REQUIRED. The more prepared everyone is the faster things will go.

Picks off the clock and on non-draft days

As soon as the initial draft ends the “informal draft” begins

During the informal draft a team has 24 hours to make a pick. Picks can be submitted in the draft room or via the Dynasty message system or in person if the person picking is local or via the phone to me. If there is an existing list from the formal draft it will be used to continue the informal draft.

Once the pick is made and recorded on the draft sheet and the player moved to the roster I will announce the pick in the slack chat room and inform the person up, the person on deck and the person in the hole to be prepared to pick. Until you see that announcement the pick is not official.

The Informal draft ends when:

  • Round 30 is complete OR
  • The next formal draft begins

The informal draft resumes after any formal draft that doesn’t reach round 30.

Be aware that trading can be made at any time during the informal draft until:

  • round seven is complete
  • 15 minutes before a formal draft that has not completed round 7

IMPORTANT: Once round seven of the draft is complete trading is finished until the end of week 5 of the season.

The season will begin one week after the draft is complete.

Game Play Etiquette:

Given the weekly nature of the game it should be not difficult to get games in on time or at least get series started but here are some basic guidelines.

  1. If you know in advance you can’t play on the scheduled game day and time try to contact your opponent to arrange a different time both through the chat room and the dynasty system.
  2. If gameday comes and your team is on AUTO your scheduled opponent should assume they can play all or part of their series if they choose.
  3. If gameday comes and you haven’t heard from your opponent check your “Friends” list to see when the last time they signed on was. If it is 10 days or more then play the series vs the PC
  4. If gameday comes and you haven’t heard from your opponent give him or her at least two five minute waiting periods before letting the computer take over the team
  5. On occasions when you and your opponent are in touch but just can’t seem to find a time when both are available I make the following suggestion.
    • The player who shows up on gameday should play one game (2 game series) or two games (3-4 game series) against the pc.
    • When those games are finished exit the system and put yourself on Auto being sure to check the “Take my team off auto after this series”
    • Then your opponent can finish the series as his or her time permits
  6. Keep in mind that the Dynasty system is designed to keep games moving the default position should always be to get games played when possible.

If you have any questions not covered here please let me know.

Update: Casual / Informal draft now gives people 24 hours to make a pick or provide a list before the rules of the timed draft apply.

If you are interested in joining this league or going on a waiting list to join leave a comment on this post or contact me via the Dynasty system.

Waivers List for 1996 Dynasty Draft League

I’m repeating the waivers list here because as a backup blog this one gets fewer posts

Waivers List for 1996 Dynasty Draft League

This is the list of Players currently available to be picked on waivers in the Dynasty Draft league

Pitchers

Key: Name Team on Card Throws #= endurance as starter Long=Long relief (15 end) Short= Short Relief (7 Batters)

  • Jim Abbot Cal Left 25/Long
  • Scott Aldred Min Left 20/Long
  • Brian Anderson Cle Left 20/Long
  • Luis Andujar Tor Right 20/Long
  • Roger Bailey Col Right 20/Long
  • Matt Beech Phi Left 20
  • Stan Belinda Bos Right Short
  • Ron Blazier Phil right Long
  • Brian Boehringer NYY right Long /20
  • Ricky Bones NYY Right 20/Long
  • Chris Bosio Sea Right 20/Long
  • Shawn Boskie Cal Right 25/Long
  • Steve Bourgeois SF right Long/20
  • Marshall Boze Mil Right Long
  • Doug Brocail Hou Right Long/20
  • Scott Brow Tor Right Long/20
  • Jim Bullinger Cubs Right 20/Long
  • Rafael Carmona Sea Right Long /20
  • Giovanni Carrara Cin Right Long / 20
  • Bobby Chouinard Oak Long
  • Jason Christiansen Pit Left Long
  • Mike Christopher Det Right Long
  • Brad Clontz Atl Right Short
  • Rocky Coppinger Bal Right 25/Long
  • Doug Creek SF Left Short
  • John Cummings Det Left Long
  • Rich DeLucia SF Right Short
  • Jason Dickson Cal Right 25
  • Jerry DiPoto Mets Long
  • Mike Dyer Mon Right Long/20
  • Mark Eichhorn Cal Right Long
  • John Ericks Pit Right Long/20
  • Vaughn Eshelman Bos Left Long/20
  • Kevin Foster Cubs Right 20/Long
  • Marvin Freeman Chicago Right 20/.Long
  • Steve Frey Phi Left Short
  • Ramon Garcia Mil Right Long/20
  • Mark Gardner SF Right 25/Long
  • Greg Gohr Cal Right 20/Long
  • Danny Graves Cle Right Long
  • Jason Grimsley Cal Right 20/Long
  • Kevin Gross Tex Right 20.Long
  • Mark Kubicza KC Right 20
  • Chris Hammond Fla Left Long /20
  • Greg Hansell Min Right Long
  • Pep Harris Cal Right Long/20
  • Jimmy Haynes Bal Right Long/20
  • Mike Henneman Tex Right Short
  • Doug Henry Mets Right Long
  • Gil Heredia Tex Right Long
  • Xavier Hernandez Hou Right Long
  • Sterling Hitchcock Sea Left 25
  • Joe Hudson Bos Right Short
  • Rich Hunter Phil Right 20
  • Edwin Hurtado Sea Right Long / 20
  • Danny Jackson StL Left Long/20
  • Jason Jacome KC Left Short/20
  • Marty Janzen Tor Right Long/20
  • Kevin Jarvis Cin Right Long/20
  • Doug Johns Oak Left 20/Long
  • Greg Keagle Det Right Long/20
  • Brian Keyser CSox Right Long
  • Rick Krivda Bal Left 20/Long
  • Curt Leskanic Col Right Short
  • Jose Lima Det Right Long/20
  • Albie Lopez Cle Right 20/Long
  • Mike Magnate KC Left Long
  • Joe Magrane CSox Left Long/20
  • Pat Mahomes Bos Right Long/20
  • Terry Mathews Bal Right Short
  • Kirk McCaskill CSox Right Long/20
  • Roger McDowell Bal Right Short
  • Rusty Meacham Sea Right Long/20
  • Ramiro Mendoza NYY Right 20/Long
  • Paul Menhart Sea Right 20/Long
  • Kent Mercker Cle Left 20/Long
  • Dan Miceli Pit Right Long/20
  • Mike Milchin Bal Left Short
  • Kurt Miller Fla Right Long/20
  • Michael Mimbs Phi Left 20/Long
  • Angel Miranda Mil Long/20
  • Ramon Morel Pit Right Long
  • Alvin Morman Hou Left Short
  • Rodney Myers CSox Right Long
  • Gregg Olson Hou Right Short
  • Lance Painter Col Left Long/20
  • Jose Parra Min Right Long/20
  • Yorkis Perez Fla Left Short
  • Chris Peters Pit Left 20 / Long
  • Hipolito Pichardo KC Right Short
  • Mike Potts Mil Left Long
  • Jay Powell Fla Right Short
  • Tim Pugh KC Right Long/20
  • Bryan Rekar Col Right 20/Long
  • Frank Rodriguez Min Right 25/Long
  • Johnny Ruffin Cin Long
  • A.J. Sager Det Right Long/20
  • Roger Salkeld Cin Right 20/Long
  • Tim Scott SF Right Short
  • Zane Smith Pit Left 20
  • Steve Sparks Mil Right 25/Long
  • Dennis Springer Cal Right 20/Long
  • Dave Stevens Min Right Short
  • Greg Swindell Cle Left Long/20
  • Amaury Telemaco CSox Right 20/Long
  • Dave Telgheder Oak Right 20/Long
  • Mark Thompson Col Right 25/Long
  • Tom Urbani Det Left Long/20
  • Marc Valdes Fla Right Long/20
  • Julio Valera KC Right Long/20
  • Todd Van Poppel Det Right Long/20
  • Tim Vanegmond Mil Right 20/Long
  • William Van Landingham SF Right 25
  • Randy Veres Det Right Short
  • Frank Viola Tor Left 20
  • Matt Wagner Sea Right 20/Long
  • Paul Wagner Pit Right 20/Long
  • Jeff Ware Tor Right Long/20
  • John Wasdin Oak Right 20/Long
  • Dave Weathers NYY Right Long/20
  • Bob Wells Sea Right Long/20
  • Matt Whiteside Tex Right Long
  • Brian Williams Det Right Long/20
  • Mike Williams Phil Right 25/Long
  • Steve Wojciechowski Oak Left 20/Long
  • Bob Wolcott Sea Right 25 Long
  • Jamey Wright Col Right 20 Long
  • Anthony Young Hou Right Short

Position Players Note players are listed under the 1st listed position on their card they may play other positions as well

Key Name, Team, Bats, Type

Catcher

  • Raul Casanova Det Both Pull
  • Mike Durant Min Right Spray
  • Tony Eusebio Hou Right Spray
  • Sal Fasano Sea Right Pull
  • Bill Haselman Bos Right Pull
  • Chad Krauter WSox Both Pull
  • John Marzano Sea Right Spray
  • Brent Mayne Mets Left Spray
  • Greg Myers Min Left Pull
  • Bob Natal Fla Right Spray
  • Keith Osik Pit Right Spray
  • Jayhawk Owens Right Pull
  • Mark Parent Balt Right Pull
  • Tom Prince LA Right Spray
  • Danny Sheaffer StL Right Pull
  • Joe Siddall Fla Right Spray
  • Tim Spier Mon Right Spray
  • George Williams Oak Both Pull

First Base

  • Rico Brogna Mets Left Spray
  • Brant Brown CSox Left Spray
  • Mark Carreon Cle Right Pull
  • Archi Cianfrocco SD Right Spray
  • Greg Colbrunn Fla Right Spray
  • Rene Gonzales Tex Right Spray
  • Bob Hamelin KC Left Pull
  • Bush Huskey Mets Right Pull
  • Kevin Jordan Phil Right Spray
  • Scott Livingstone SD Left Spray
  • Torey Lovullo Oak Both Spreay
  • Dave McCarthy SF Right Spray
  • Eddie Murray Bal Both Spray
  • Dan Peltier SF Left Spray
  • Roberto Petagine Mets Left Spray
  • J. R. Phillips Phil Left Pull
  • Juan Samuel Tor Right Pull
  • Gene Schall Phil Right Spray
  • J. T. Snow Cal Both Spray
  • Paul Sorrento Sea Left Pull
  • Lee Stevens Tex Left Pull
  • Jason M Thompson SD Left Pull
  • Joe Vitello KC Right Spray
  • Eddie Williams Det Right Pull
  • Desi Wilson SF Left Spray
  • Kevin Young KC Right Pull
  • Jon Zuber Phil Left Spray

Second Base

  • Carlos Baerga Mets Both Spray
  • Jason Bates Col Both Spray
  • Tilson Brito Tor Right Spray
  • Casey Candaele Cle Both Spray
  • Jay Canizaro SF Right Spray
  • Jay Canizaro SF Right Spray
  • Domingo Cedeno CSox Both Spray
  • Felipe Crespo Tor Both Spray
  • David Doster Phil Right Spray
  • Andy Fox NYY Left Spray
  • Brant Gates Oak Both Spray
  • Tony Graffanino Atl Right Spray
  • Chip Hale Min Left Spray
  • Todd Haney CSox Right Spray
  • Jason Hardtke Mets Both Spray
  • Matt Howard NYY Right Spray
  • Mark Lemke Atl Both Spray
  • Nelson Liriano Pitt Both Spray
  • Ralph Millard Fla Right Spray
  • Mike Mordecai Atl Right Spray
  • Tomas Perez Tor Both Spray
  • Jody Reed SD Right Spray
  • Billy Ripkin Balt Right Spray
  • Steve Scarsome SF Right Spray
  • Bill Selby Bos Left Pull
  • Craig Shipley SD Right Spray
  • Kurt Stillwell Tex Both Spray
  • Robby Thompson SF Right Spray

Shortstop

  • Manny Alexander Balt Right Spray
  • Rich Aurilla SF Right Spray
  • Rafael Bellard Atl Right Spray
  • Mike Benjamin Phil Right Spray
  • Mike Spray Oak Right Spray
  • Juan Castro LAD Right Spray
  • Andujar Cedeno Hou Right Pull
  • Damion Easley Det Right Pull
  • Ed Giovanola Atl Left Spray
  • Chris Gomez SD Right Spray
  • Jose Hernandez Cubs Right Pull
  • Dave Howard KC Both Spray
  • Luis Lopez Sd Both Spray
  • Nefti Perez Col Both Spray
  • Tony Rodriguez Bos Right Spray
  • Alan Trammell Det Right Spray

Third Base

  • Shane Andrews Mon Right Pull
  • Alex Arias Fla Right Spray
  • Kim Batiste SF Right Pull
  • David Bell StL Right Spray
  • Esteban Beltre Bos Right Spray
  • Mike Blowers LAD Right Spray
  • Jeff Branson Cin Left Spray
  • Mike Bush LAD Right Pull
  • Russ Davis Sea Right Pull
  • Alvaro Espinoza Mets Right Spray
  • Dave Hansen LAD Left Spray
  • Scott Leius Cle Right Spray
  • Jeff Manto Sea Right Pull
  • Arquimedez Pozo Bos Right Spray
  • Keviin Sefcik Phil Right Spray
  • Andy Sheets Sea Right Spray
  • Dave Silvestri Mon Right Pull
  • Chris Snopek CSox Right Pull
  • Doug Strange Sea Both Spray
  • Todd Walker Min Left Spray
  • Tim Wallach LAD Right Pull
  • John Wehner Pit Right Spray

Left Field

  • Mike Aldrete NYY Left Spray
  • Billy Ashley LAD Right Pull
  • John Cangelosi Hou Both Spray
  • Dave Clark LAD Left Pull
  • Andre Dawson Fla Right Pull
  • Alex Diaz Sea Both Spray
  • Lou Frazier Tex Both Spray
  • Doug Glanville CSox Right Spray
  • Jeffrey Hammonds Bal Right Spray
  • Todd Hollandsworth LAD Left Spray
  • Thomas Howard Cin Left Spray
  • Brian Lesher Oak Left Pull
  • Daman Mashore Oak Right Pull
  • Derrick May Hou Left Spray
  • Billy McMillon Fla Left Spray
  • James Mouton Hou Right Pull
  • Joe Orsulak Fla Left Spray
  • Eric Owens Cin Right Spray
  • Robert Perez Tor Right Pull
  • Phil Plantier Oak Left Pull
  • Luis Polonia Atl Left Spray
  • Ruben Sierra Det Both Pull
  • Mike Simms Hou Right Pull
  • Chris Stynes KC Right Spray
  • Mark Sweeney StL Left Spray
  • Milt Thompson Col Left Spray
  • John Vander Wall Col Left Spray
  • Jerome Walton Atl Right Spray
  • Gerald Williams Mil Right Pull

Center Field

  • Jermaine Allensworth Pit Right Spray
  • Allen Battle Oak Right Spray
  • Jacob Brumfield Tor Right Pull
  • Alex Cole Bos Left Spray
  • Midre Cummings Pit Left Spray
  • Chad Fonville LAD Both Spray
  • Curtis Goodwin Cin Left Spray
  • Dwayne Hosey Bos Both Pull
  • Trent Hubbard SF Right Spray
  • David Hulse Mil Left Spray
  • Dax Jones SF Right Spray
  • Mike Kelly Cin Right Pull
  • Mike Kingery Pit Right Pull
  • Wayne Kirby LAD Left Spray
  • Rod Myers KC Left Spray
  • Rickey Otero Phil Both Spray
  • Orlando Palmerio Cal Left Spray
  • Duane Singleton Det Left Spray
  • Jesus Tavarez Fla Both Spray
  • Lee Tinsley Bos Both Spray

Right Field

  • Ruben Amaro Phil Both Spray
  • Danny Bauista Atl Right Spray
  • Trey Beamon Atl Left Spray
  • Scott Bullett CSox Right Spray
  • Jacob Cruz SF Left Spray
  • Mike Deveraux Bal Right Spray
  • Chris Gwynn SD Left Spray
  • Jose Herrera Oak Left Spray
  • Denny Hocking Min Both Spray
  • Robin Jennings CSox Left Spray
  • Chris Jones Mets Right Pull
  • Jose Malave Bos Right Pull
  • Manny Martinez Phil Right Pull
  • Orlando Merced Pit Left Spray
  • Chad Mottola Cin Right Pull
  • Lyle Mouton CSox Right Pull
  • Pedro Munoz Oak Right Pull
  • Glenn Murray Phil Right Pull
  • Warren Newsome Tex Left Spray
  • Melvin Nieves Det Both Pull
  • Les Norman KC Right Spray
  • Jon Nunnally KC Left Pull
  • Orlando Sherman Mon Right Pull
  • Dwight Smith Atl Left Spray
  • Tony Tarasco Bal Left Spray
  • Ozzie Timmons CSox Right Pull
  • Andy Tomberlin NYM Left Pull
  • Ward Turner Mil Both Pull

Rules for the Dynasty 1996 Short Season Draft League

Here are the rules for our new 1996 short season draft league. If you’re in my draft league that started in 1969 the rules might look familiar.

How the league is to be played

We will be playing the 1996 season We will be playing under 1996 rules with two exceptions. There will be at least one interleague play to allow each player to play each other player at least one home and away series. There will be no wild cards.

The schedule

We will be playing an 80 game schedule with two series against each opponent.

  • 2 Two game series vs interleague opponents
  • 2 Three game series vs teams in the same league but different divisions
  • 2 Four game series vs division rivals

Frequency of games

There will be one series per week. This will make it easier to get in series vs division rivals and to prevent conflicts with my other leagues.

Number of teams

We will have a fixed number of teams 16.

Division setup:

2 leagues, 2 divisions in each no wild cards.

Trades and waivers.

After the fifth series of the season teams may trade. Any player on the current roster may be traded along with any of the first seven draft picks for the next season If a trade is made that increases a roster beyond the 40 man limit a player must be released before the next series is played. Any trades agreed will not be executed until all the teams involved have the same amount of games played.

Waivers takes place after the sixth series. Teams make waivers picked based on their current record and are made from the undrafted players not on rosters.. If a pick brings a Roster over 40 a player must be released or an injured player not on the DL must be placed there to make room.

Note: Any player who is planning to leave the league at the end of the season is encouraged NOT to trade as it is unfair to both the other teams and the player who will replace him or her.

Early Waivers:

Teams who drop out of the draft early (before round 36 in 1996 season) can qualify for Early Waivers

Early waivers begin after week 1 and end after week 4

  • Players who leave the draft before round 36 may pick early waivers after week 4
  • Players who leave the draft before round 31 may pick early waivers after week 3
  • Players who leave the draft before round 26 may pick early waivers after week 2
  • Players who leave the draft before round 22 may pick early waivers after week 1

During Early Waivers the following rules apply

  1. Players may choose up to two players
  2. Order depends on when the player left the draft the earlier you left the higher you are in the order
  3. If two teams picking early waivers left the same round the team who drafted later in the base draft has priority
  4. Unlike regular waivers teams with a worse record can’t “counterclaim” you get who you pick.

The DL:

The DL WILL count toward your roster but to make up for it we will have a maximum 40 man roster. We will still only draft 35 but players may expand their rosters via trade and waivers.

Playing Games.

All games must be completed before the next scheduled series. the Dynasty system will take over and auto play any games that are not completed one hour before the next scheduled game (even if said unfinished game is in progress) Players are encouraged to use the chat room and the Dynasty message system to reschedule games if needed and are also encouraged to make a manager profile in case a game has to autoplay. Instructions on how to do that are here.

Be aware that if you have your team on AUTO and your opponent requests a rescheduled in the system Dynasty will automatically allow it so keep this in mind when or if you turn auto on. Also be aware if both team are on auto and you reschedule the game will be played automatically so make sure your team is not on auto before you do this.

Expansion

This league will not have expansion. It is designed as a short season to contract with the 1969 league and to give me an easy schedule to make. If you want a longer season and / or a bigger league check out my 1969 league currently playing 1971.

Selecting a franchise:

Players picked from existing franchises keeping two batters and two pitchers the rest go in the draft

Franchise locations and parks

Every team is presumed to have the park their team played in during the season they entered the league.

Franchises whose teams move in real life are not required to relocate their teams. So the Montreal Expos are not required to move to Washington but they retain the option to do so at any time.

Franchises are NOT required to build new stadiums and my continue to play in their old stadiums if they wish. So Houstony can stay in the Astrodome if they wish but they retain the right to move into Minute Maid park at any time If a team chooses to move into their new park in the same city the old park is considered demolished and no other team may use it from that point on.

A team may NOT move into a park that in a different city because the Dynasty system bases the weather on the park used NOT the city that a team’s label claims it is in. .Example from the 1971 league: If the Seattle Pilots want to play in Country Stadium they MUST move to Milwaukee

A team may NOT move into a park in the same city that belongs to a future franchise. Example from 1971 league: If the Seattle Pilots choose to remain in Seattle rather than move to Milwaukee they may NOT move into the Kingdome because it is reserved for the Mariners franchise when it becomes available.

Old parks

A team MAY move into an old park from the same city under the following conditions:

  1. The park was once the home park of the franchise OR
  2. The franchise that once owned the park is now located in another city

Examples,

  • the Seattle Pilots move to Milwaukee the Mariners if taken MAY move into Sick Stadium.
  • The Cardinals may move into sportsman park because it was once their old stadium.
  • Both the Yankees and the Mets may move into the Polo Grounds because the park is in NY and both teams were once based there.

Franchise Moves and or Replacement players or teams

A player may decide to take a different franchise after playing one season under the following rules

The player who movies will get the city and park of the new franchise at once but will NOT get the rookies for said new Franchise until the season AFTER the move

Example: Boston decides to move to California after the 2010 season. he does NOT get the rights to Mike Trout but retains the rights to any RedSox player who has their first card in 2011. If Boston makes the move to California in 2009 then after keeping the Boston rookies for 2010 in 2011 Mike Trout is his as a rookie (see rookies below)

If due to circumstances in the real world a player has to temporarily drop out of the league their team will be put on auto until a substitute can be found. Said substitute shall take over the team and play games until the original player can return but may not make trades or drop players from the roster (excepting for injury).

If at the end of the season the base player can’t return the substitute has first rights to the team and gets full control over it.

If a player has to drop out permanently the team will go on auto until a substitute or replacement player can be found. Said player will get full rights to the franchise unless they declare that they will only be a substitute till the end of the season.

If no replacement player is found during the season a new player will be recruited for the next season. Said player will retain the franchise and draft picks of the player he is replacing. If said new player wishes to move the franchise he can per the limitations listed above, namely he retains the rookies of the current franchise for his first season and then get the rookie rights to the new franchise the following year.

Example The Yankees drop out of the league due to illness. A substitute is found to play their games. The sub places the games until the Yankees recover. If they do not recover sufficiently to return to the league the substitute may over the Yankees franchise permanently

Example 2: A replacement player is found for the Yankees in the above example but is a big Texas fan. Said substitute can move their franchise to Texas but will retain the Yankees rookies for the 1997 season. Starting in 1998 they will have rights to Texas rookies.

Rookies

A “Rookie” is define as any player who did not have a card for the previous season.

A rookie is considered to be part of the team listed on their card regardless of who they actually played their first game for (Dynasty lists cards based on who a player finishes a season with thus any rookie that was traded by an MLB team in his first season will have their card listed for the team they were traded to NOT the team they played their first game with.

All teams retain rights to their rookies prior to the draft and rookies for a franchise are not eligible to be drafted in any expansion draft.

A Rookie becomes a part of a team after said team names their protected players for the draft. They count toward the 35 man roster

Any team that doesn’t want to retain a rookie may release them before the draft to open up a roster spot but once release all rights to said player are surrendered.

Players retained list

At the end of a season teams may retain a number of players based on their finish in the previous one The players retained list for 1997 is

  • World series winner 4 players 
  • World series runner up 5 players 
  • Division winners that don’t go to the series 6 players
  • Teams with the 5th and 6th best records that didn’t win a division 7 players
  • Teams with the 7th and 8th best records 8 players
  • Teams with the 9th and 10th best records 9 players 
  • Teams with the 11th and 12th best records 10 players
  • Teams with the 3rd and 4th worst records 11 players 
  • Teams with the worst and 2nd worst record 12  players 

NOTE: If a player on your current Roster does not have a card for the next season due to injury, military service etc but WILL the following year a team may choose to retain the rights to said player but will have to spend a protected spot for it and will have to keep a space for him all season.

Example: Rheal Cormier was out the entire 1998 Season. If a team has him after the 1997 season and wants to keep him they can choose to hold his rights when his season ends and keep a roster spot for him. He will play 1998 with 39 players and in 1999 will hold the rights to Cormier.. If at any time he chooses to release him Cormier will be considered a rookie for Boston because

  1. He had no card the previous year
  2. No team held his rights
  3. His 1999 card says “Boston”

The draft order of teams for each season will be based on their finish the previous season. Any team that is not retained will of course not be drafting BUT If a team holds the draft pick of a team that is no longer in the league he will draft those picks as if that team was still in the league in the round that he holds them.

  1. Worst team (12) 
  2. 2nd worst team (12) 
  3. 3rd wort team (11) 
  4. 4th worst team (11) 
  5. 5th worst team (10) 
  6. 6th worst team (10)
  7. 7th worst team (9) 
  8. 8th worst team (9) 
  9. 8th BEST team (8)
  10. 7th Best team (8)
  11. Team with the 2nd Best record that didn’t win a division (7)
  12. Team with the best record that didn’t win a division (7)
  13. Division winner not in WS with worst record (6)
  14. Division winner not in WS with best record (6)
  15. World series loser (5)
  16. Word series winner (4) 

NOTES

If there is a tie the advantage will go to the team that drafted later

The first tiebreaker for non-playoff teams with identical records is head to head matchups

The 2nd tiebreaker if teams had identical records AND split their season series is draft order for the previous season

For our 1st season the actual records of the teams will determine the order of the picks

  1. Pirates worst record of teams selected one game worse than Bluejays 
  2. Blue Jays 4 games worse than Twins 
  3. Twins two games worse than Marlins 
  4. Marlins one game worse than Reds 
  5. Reds one game worse than Astros 
  6. Astros Three games worse than Red Sox
  7. Red Sox Tied for best record of remaining teams with worst finish in division 
  8. Mariners tied for Best record of remaining teams with best finish in division who joined ahead of Chicago) 
  9. White Sox tied for Best record of remaining team with best finish in division and last to join
  10. Dodgers division series loser with the worst record of league teams)
  11. Padres Division series loser with 2nd best record or finish in division
  12. Indians Division series loser with best record or finish in division
  13. Orioles LCS loser with worst record or worst finish in division
  14. Cardinals LCS loser with best record or best finish in division
  15. Braves World series loser
  16. Yankees World Series winner

The rest of the teams aren’t filled in because we don’t know what team the final player will pick but 11-16 will not be affected by the pick made

Examples: If San Diego traded the NYY their 3rd round draft pick last season but are not an active team in 1997 then during round 3 the Yankees would get a pick in the sport where SD would have been had they played..

When all teams have drafted that will be considered the end of a round and the next round will commence.

Teams will continue to draft in this order until:

  • Their team reaches 35 men OR
  • A team with 25 or more players on their roster voluntarily drops out

Once a team has dropped out of the draft they may not re-enter it and must increase their roster either through trades or waivers.

Draft on designated Draft day(s):

A date and time will be set for the initial rounds of the draft. It will almost certainly be a Saturday or Friday as those are the days I have off. Because my schedule is particularly full till April 16th this may be delayed. If/When a designated draft day is set All teams will be expected to be either:

  1. Available in the slack chat room (preferred)
  2. Available by phone
  3. With me in my home at the time of the draft
  4. Have a list of players to be drafted submitted

All currently players are presumed to have looked over the card(s) for 1996 online or at least looked up stats by draft day. All teams are encouraged to start doing so at once.

  1. There will be one designated draft day per week.
  2. On a designated draft day a strict 5 minute limit will be allowed to make a pick.
  3. If a team misses their pick will be moved to after the next player on the list who will be considered on the clock and allowed to pick. Example San Diego misses their pick and Cleveland is next, Cleveland is allowed to pick and San Diego picks after them
  4. If a team who has been skipped has to be skipped twice their pick can be made any time before the end of the round. Example San Diego is scheduled to pick 11th They miss their pick If they figure out who they want they can make a pick or submit a list any time before the end of the round and that pick will be valid.
  5. If a team that has been skipped has not picked by the end of the round then a pick will be made for them by me. Said pick will be the player from your franchise who played the most games that season based on their card. Example: Boston does not pick or submit a list for round 5 I will look at the Roster for the actual 1996 red sox to see who is available. If John Valentin has the most game played among unpicked players he will be Boston draft pick. If Boston already has 2 shortstops that will not matter Valentin becomes the pick.
  6. The opening Scheduled draft days will go on for 100 picks. Other scheduled draft days will be 60 picks. Once the number of picks is reached the clock is turned off

BE AWARE THAT EVEN WITH A FIVE MINUTE LIMIT THAT CAN MEAN 100 MINUTES FOR 20 TEAMS TO PICK IN ONE ROUND. PLEASE DO YOUR BEST TO PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT TO CUT DOWN ON THE TIME REQUIRED. The more prepared everyone is the faster things will go.

Picks off the clock and on non-draft days

Because of my hectic schedule until April 17th this draft will begin as an “informal draft” which will mimic the system that takes place after a the formal draft with the clock is turned off or 100/60 picks are made

During the informal draft a team has 24 hours to make a pick. Picks can be submitted in the draft room or via the Dynasty message system or in person if the person picking is local or via the phone to me.

Once the pick is made and recorded on the draft sheet and the player moved to the roster I will announce the pick in the slack chat room and inform the person up, the person on deck and the person in the hole to be prepared to pick. Until you see that announcement the pick is not official.

The season will begin one week after the draft is complete.


If you have any questions not covered here please let me know.

Update: Casual / Informal draft now gives people 24 hours to make a pick or provide a list before the rules of the timed draft apply

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Rules for the next season (1971) of the 1969 Dynasty Draft League (Now at 20)

Here is an update for the next season (1971) of our online draft league

How the league is to be played

We will be playing the 1971 season which is to be released by Dynasty in Feb or Mar of 2023. We will be playing under 1971 rules with one exception. There will be at least one interleague play to allow each player to play each other player at least one home and away series.

The schedule

As soon as I have the number of teams confirmed (We’re at 20) I will begin to work on the schedule. While I don’t have to deal with the logistics of hotels and airports it still is a complicated matter to make it and will take some time to enter into the system. Please be patient with me as I do so. My goal will be to have the schedule ready before the draft.

Number of games:

The plan was to play a 162 game season. I thought about a shorter one but Dynasty is planning to release 1972 after 1971 so I want to give them the full time so we have a chance to keep playing continual seasons. With 20 teams I’ve decided on a 150 game season (4 series 10 games same league 2 series 6 games opposite league) All teams will have an equal number of home and away games.

Frequency of games

There will be two scheduled series per week.

Number of teams

We currently have 20 confirmed teams.

Division setup:

With 20 we’ll go two divisions and if Dynasty permits we’ll have wild cards).

Trades and waivers.

After the fifth series of the season teams may trade. Any player on the current roster may be traded along with any of the first seven draft picks for the next season (currently 1973 BUT if 1972 is finished by Dynasty in time they will take precedent.) If a trade is made that increases a roster beyond the 40 man limit a player must be released before the next series is played. Any trades agreed will not be executed until all the teams involved have the same amount of games played.

Waivers takes place after the sixth series. Teams make waivers picked based on their current record and are made from the undrafted players not on rosters.. If a pick brings a Roster over 40 a player must be released or an injured player not on the DL must be placed there to make room.

The DL:

In a change from previous seasons players on the DL WILL count toward your roster but to make up for it we will have a maximum 40 man roster. We will still only draft 35 but players may expand their rosters via trade and waivers.

Playing Games.

All games must be completed before the next scheduled series. the Dynasty system will take over and auto play any games that are not completed one hour before the next scheduled game (even if said unfinished game is in progress) Players are encouraged to use the chat room and the Dynasty message system to reschedule games if needed and are also encouraged to make a manager profile in case a game has to autoplay. Instructions on how to do that are here.

Be aware that if you have your team on AUTO and your opponent requests a rescheduled in the system Dynasty will automatically allow it so keep this in mind when or if you turn auto on. Also be aware if both team are on auto and you reschedule the game will be played automatically so make sure your team is not on auto before you do this.

Expansion and Expansion draft

With two new teams we will have an expansion draft.

Selecting a franchise:

New players who do not take an existing franchise will be allowed to select any of the currently open franchises for 1971 the franchises they took are:

AL

  • Minnesota Twins Last years twins moved to KC

NL

  • Chicago Cubs

They will automatically gain the rights to any rookies for the 1971 team of that franchise.

If we again have multiple expansion teams they will pick franchises in the order that they confirmed their intent to join the league.

If a current player expresses an intent to leave the league before the expansion draft the expansion players will in the order above be given the option of taking over that existing franchise including their roster and current draft picks (or lack thereof)

Expansion Draft:

Each team will have two weeks to submit a list of protected players currently on their 40 man rosters. These players will not be eligible to be drafted in the expansion draft. There will be a maximum of 7 players on each teams protected list. it is recommended (but not required) to submit an additional twelve players to be protected once a player or two is drafted from their team.

Whenever a player is chosen off a team in the expansion draft said team will be able to immediately protect an additional five players. No team can lose more than three payers to the expansion draft. If a list is not submitted before the draft and not submitted at the time the first player is taken from the team then said team will not have additional players protected until such a list is provided. I will allow a reasonable amount of time in case the player is not in the chat room for me to try to contact said player before another player is takin from his team.

Expansion teams draft a minimum of four players and a maximum of 12 players to their rosters before the regular draft. The number of players picked in the expansion draft by an expansion team will determine where they will draft in the regular draft.

As soon as all expansion teams have completed their drafts two things happen

  1. All Rookies become property of their franchises and count toward their current rosters.
  2. All teams must submit the list of players retained in the regular draft. The players drafted by the expansion teams are considered to be that list.

Franchise locations and parks

Every team is presumed to have the park their team played in during the season they entered the league.

Franchises whose teams move in real life are not required to relocate their teams. So the Seattle Pilots are not required to move to Milwaukee and the Washington Senators are not required to move to Texas but they retain the option to do so at any time.

Franchises are NOT required to build new stadiums and my continue to play in their old stadiums if they wish. So Cincy can stay in Crosley field and Pittsburgh can remain in Forbes Field if they wish but they retain the right to move into those new stadiums at any time so another team my NOT select that stadium. If a team chooses to move into their new park in the same city the old park is considered demolished and no other team may use it from that point on.

A team may NOT move into a park that in a different city because the Dynasty system bases the weather on the park used NOT the city that a team’s label claims it is in. Thus if the Seattle Pilots want to play in Country Stadium they MUST move to Milwaukee

A team may NOT move into a park in the same city that belongs to a future franchise. Example. If the Seattle Pilots choose to remain in Seattle rather than move to Milwaukee they may NOT move into the Kingdome because it is reserved for the Mariners franchise when it becomes available.

Old parks

A team MAY move into an old park from the same city under the following conditions:

  1. The park was once the home park of the franchise OR
  2. The franchise that once owned the park is now located in another city

Examples,

  • the Seattle Pilots move to Milwaukee the Mariners if taken MAY move into Sick Stadium.
  • The Cardinals may move into sportsman park because it was once their old stadium.
  • Both the Yankees and the Mets may move into the Polo Grounds because the park is in NY and both teams were once based there.

Rookies

A “Rookie” is define as any player who did not have a card for the previous season.

A rookie is considered to be part of the team listed on their card reguardless of who they actually played their first game for (Dynasty lists cards based on who a player finishes a season with thus any rookie that was traded by an MLB team in his first season will have their card listed for the team they were traded to NOT the team they played their first game with.

All teams retain rights to their rookies prior to the draft and rookies for a franchise are not eligible to be drafted in any expansion draft.

A Rookie becomes a part of a team after said team names their protected players for the draft. They count toward the 35 man roster

Any team that doesn’t want to retain a rookie may release them before the draft to open up a roster spot but once release all rights to said player are surrendered.

Players retained list

All teams may retain a number of players based on their finish in the 1970 season. The players retained list for 1971 has already been posted here: but I’ll repeat it below for convenience

  • World series winner 4 players (Giants)
  • World series runner up 5 players (Yankees)
  • non-world series Division winners 6 players (Reds, Phillies, Redsox, Indians)
  • Wild Card Teams Winners that don’t make the series 7 players (Pirates, Royals (twins))
  • Wild Card game losers (A’s Braves)
  • Non division winning teams with the 5th and 6th best records 9 players (Pilots, Mets)
  • Non division winning teams with the 7th and 8th best record 10 players (Orioles, Angels)
  • Teams with the 3rd and 4th worst records 11 players (Dodgers, Cardinals)
  • Teams with the worst and 2nd worst record 12  players (Expos, Senators)

NOTE: If a player on your current Roster does not have a card for the next season due to injury, military service etc but WILL the following year a team may choose to retain the rights to said player but will have to spend a protected spot for it and will have to keep a space for him all season.

Example: Rico Carty was out for all of 1971 due to injury. Boston currently owns Carty. They can choose to hold his rights when his season ends. He will pay 1971 with 39 players and in 1972 will hold the rights to Carty. If at any time he chooses to release him Carty will be considered a rookie for Atlanta Rookie because

  1. He had no card the previous year
  2. No team held his rights
  3. His 1972 card says “Atlanta”

In the example above if Carty is released and we don’t play the 1972 season Carty would be a rookie for the A’s because his 1973 dynasty card says Oakland

The draft order of teams has been posted here and will be repeated below taking into account the possibility of expansion teams. Any team that is not retained will of course not be drafting BUT If a team holds the draft pick of a team that is no longer in the league he will draft those picks as if that team was still in the league in the round that he holds them.

  1. Worst team (12) Montreal Expos
  2. 2nd worst team (12) Washington Seantors
  3. Expansion Team(s) if any that drafts only 4 players in the expansion draft
  4. 3rd wort team (11) LA Dodgers
  5. 4th worst team (11) California Angels
  6. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 5 players in the expansion draft
  7. 5th worst team (10) St Louis Cardinals
  8. 6th worst team (10) Baltimore Orioles
  9. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 6 players in the expansion draft
  10. 7th worst team (9) New York Mets (Daytraders)
  11. 8th worst team (9) Seattle Pilots
  12. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 7 players in the expansion draft
  13. Wild Card team (8) Oakland A’s
  14. Wild Card team (7) Kansas City (Formally Minnesota)
  15. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 8 players in the expansion draft
  16. Wild Card team (8) Atlanta Braves
  17. Wild Card team ( 7) Pittsburg Pirates
  18. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 9 players in the expansion draft
  19. Division winning team with worst record (6) Cleveland Indians
  20. Division winning team with next worst record (6) Boston Red Sox
  21. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 10 players in the expansion draft
  22. Division winner not in WS with next worst record (6) Philadelphia Phillies
  23. Division winner not in WS with best record (6) Cincinnati Reds
  24. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 11 players in the expansion draft
  25. World series loser (5) New York Yankees
  26. Word series winner (4) San Francisco Giants
  27. Expansion Team(s) if any that draft 12 players in the expansion draft

NOTES:

  1. Because Minnesota (now KC) defeated Oakland in the Wild Card game Oakland gets the draft advantage over them. Likewise because Atlanta lost to Pittsburgh they get the draft advantage over them even though they had the better record.

The first tiebreaker for non-playoff teams with identical records is head to head matchups which is why the Mets draft ahead of Seattle. The 2nd tiebreaker if teams had identical records AND split their season series is draft order for the previous season thus California drafts ahead of StL..

Examples: If Cincinnati traded the NYY their 3rd round draft pick last season but are not an active team this year then during round 3 the Yankees would get a pick in spot 23 as if Cincinnati was still an active team..

If two or more expansion teams draft the same number of players their draft position will be determined by a dice roll

When all teams have drafted that will be considered the end of a round and the next round will commence.

Teams will continue to draft in this order until:

  • Their team reaches 35 men OR
  • A team with 25 or more players on their roster voluntarily drops out

Once a team has dropped out of the draft they may not re-enter it and must increase their roster either through trades or waivers.

Draft on designated Draft day(s):

A date and time will be set for the initial rounds of the draft. It will almost certainly be a Saturday or Friday as those are the days I have off. All teams will be expected to be either:

  1. Available in the slack chat room (preferred)
  2. Available by phone
  3. With me in my home at the time of the draft
  4. Have a list of players to be drafted submitted

All currently players are presumed to have looked over the card(s) for 1971 online or at least looked up stats by draft day. All expansion teams are encouraged to start doing so at once.

  1. There will be one designated draft day per week.
  2. On a designated draft day a strict 5 minute limit will be allowed to make a pick.
  3. If a team misses their pick will be moved to after the next player on the list who will be considered on the clock and allowed to pick. Example Seattle misses their pick and Montreal is next, Montreal is allowed to pick and Seattle picks after them
  4. If a team who has been skipped has to be skipped twice their pick can be made any time before the end of the round. Example Washington is scheduled to pick 10th They miss their pick If they figure out who they want they can make a pick or submit a list any time before the end of the round and that pick will be valid.
  5. If a team that has been skipped has not picked by the end of the round then a pick will be made for them by me. Said pick will be the player from your franchise who played the most games that season based on their card. Example: Boston does not pick or submit a list for round 5 I will look at the Roster for the actual 1970 red sox to see who is available. If Billy Conligiliaro has the most game played among unpicked players he will be Boston draft pick. If Boston already has 6 outfielders that will not matter Billy C becomes the pick.
  6. The opening Scheduled draft days will go on for 100 picks. Other scheduled draft days will be 60 picks. Once the number of picks is reached the clock is turned off

BE AWARE THAT EVEN WITH A FIVE MINUTE LIMIT THAT CAN MEAN 100 MINUTES FOR 20 TEAMS TO PICK IN ONE ROUND. PLEASE DO YOUR BEST TO PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT TO CUT DOWN ON THE TIME REQUIRED. The more prepared everyone is the faster things will go.

Picks off the clock and on non-draft days

Once the clock is off a team has an unlimited time to make a pick. Picks can be submitted in the draft room or via the Dynasty message system or in person if the person picking is local or via the phone to me.

Once the pick is made and recorded on the draft sheet and the player moved to the roster I will announce the pick in the slack chat room and inform the person up, the person on deck and the person in the hole to be prepared to pick. Until you see that announcement the pick is not official.

The season will begin one week after the draft is complete.

Finally be aware that I have a big event coming up Easter week for my 35th anniversary and that the planning and execution of said event might take some of my time.


If you have any questions not covered here please let me know.

Draft Order for 1971 Dynasty League Season

This is the draft order for our 1971 Dynasty season.

  • Montreal
  • Washington
  • Los Angeles
  • California1
  • St. Louis1
  • Baltimore *
  • NY (Daytraders)2
  • Seattle2
  • Oakland *
  • Kansas City (Minnesota)
  • Atlanta
  • Pittsburgh
  • Cleveland
  • Boston
  • Philadelphia *
  • Cincinnati *
  • New York (Yankees)
  • San Francisco

1 California & St. Louis had identical records and split their season series but St. Louis had the highest draft position the previous year so is considered the higher ranking team.

2 Seattle & NY (Daytraders) finished with identical records but the Pilots won the season series so are considered the higher ranking team.

Teams with a * have not confirmed that they are playing in the 1971 season. If any of these teams are eliminated due to lack of a player then any draft picks they traded in the first 7 round will still take place in slot they would have if they team was populated.

Players retained for 1971 season. (Excluding rookies)

  • World series winner 4 players (Giants)
  • World series runner up 5 players (Yankees)
  • non-world series Division winners 6 players (Reds, Phillies, Redsox, Indians)
  • Wild Card Teams Winners that don’t make the series 7 players (Pirates, Royals (twins))
  • Wild Card game losers (A’s Braves)
  • Non division winning teams with the 5th and 6th best records 9 players (Pilots, Mets)
  • Non division winning teams with the 7th and 8th best record 10 players (Orioles, Angels)
  • Teams with the 3rd and 4th worst records 11 players (Dodgers, Cardinals)
  • Teams with the worst and 2nd worst record 12  players (Expos, Senators)

If you have an interest in joining this league please contact me either in comments or in the dynasty system as soon as possible.

UPDATE: I mistakenly didn’t take into account the wild card winners in draft order so the Braves and A’s moved up a notch and the pirates and KC (Twins) moved down. That is the price of success.

Update 2: Montreal has confirmed they are returning and we have a new manager for California.

Waivers Free Agent list as of 10/6

The Batters

  • Tommie Aaron Atl
  • Luis Alcaraz KC
  • Hank Allen Mil
  • Bob Allison Min
  • Luis Alvarado Bos
  • Max Alvis Mil
  • Bob Aspromonte Atl
  • Bob Barton SD
  • Del Bates Phi
  • Curt Blefray NYY
  • Buddy Bradford Cle
  • Ron Brand Mon
  • Angel Bravo Cin
  • Bob Burda Mil
  • Jim Campanis KC
  • Darrel Chaney Cin
  • Ty Cline Cin
  • Wayne Comer Wash
  • Mike Compton Phi
  • Tommy Dean SD
  • Jim Fairey Mon
  • Mike Fiore Bos
  • Bobby Floyd KC
  • Tito Francona Mil
  • Vern Fuller Cle
  • Len Gabrielson LAD
  • Phil Gagliano Chc
  • Russ Gibson SF
  • Greg Goossen Wash
  • Cesar Gutierez Det
  • Jimmie Hall Atl
  • Jackie Hernandez KC
  • Mike Hershberger Mil
  • Jim Hutto Phi
  • Johnny Jeter limited use
  • Mike Jorgensen NYM
  • Rick Joseph Phi
  • Van Kelly SD
  • Lou Klimchock Cle
  • Coco Laboy Mon
  • Keith Lampard Hou
  • Leron Lee StL
  • Charlie Manuel Min
  • Dave Marshall NYM
  • Don Mason SF
  • John Matias Chw
  • Rich McKinney
  • Jerry Morales SD
  • Russ Nagelson Det
  • Don Pavletich Bos
  • Jim Price Det
  • Frank Quilici Min
  • Tommie Reynolds Cal
  • Rich Rollins Cle
  • Chico Salmon Bal
  • Dick Schofield Bos
  • Mike Shannon StL
  • Willie Smith ChC
  • Russ Snyder Mil
  • George Spriggs KC
  • Marv Staehle Mon
  • Larry Stahl SD
  • John Stephenson SF
  • Gary Sutherland Mon
  • Ken Szolkiewicz Det
  • Bob Taylor SF
  • Hector Torres Hou
  • Ray Webster SD
  • Al Weis NYM
  • Don Wert Det
  • Floyd Wicker Mil
  • Walt William Chw

Pitchers

  • Dave Boswell Min
  • Don Cardwell Atl
  • Mike Davison SF
  • Rich Folkers NYM
  • Chuck Hartenstein Bos
  • Rick Kester Atl
  • George Lauzenique Mil
  • Dave Leonhard Bal
  • Skip Lockwood
  • Danny Murphy Chw
  • Lowel Palmer (released by phil)
  • Roberto Rodriguez ChC
  • Tommie Sisk ChW
  • Lee Stange ChW
  • Dick Such Wash
  • Ray Washburn Cin
  • Billy Wynne ChW