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2008 Players w/o a Card Rule

A place to make final decisions on the rule book for the 2008 season

How should we handle players without cards?

Each season, allow teams to hold up to one player without a card from their team the previous year at no cost
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33%
Determine a cost to hold onto a player who does not receive a card (only if the team owned them the previous year)
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67%
Other (please describe your thoughts in a post)
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No votes
I defer to those who are more educated on this topic
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Total votes : 6

2008 Players w/o a Card Rule

Postby twentysix on Fri Nov 30, 2007 1:41 pm

How do we want to handle players with no cards this season now that things are changing a bit (Liriano and Carpenter are a couple of the big names that wil fall into this catergory this season)?

Let's discuss the different options before anyone votes. Thanks.
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Postby dmarquart on Thu Jan 17, 2008 12:19 pm

I think the cost should be at least the average player cost. Maybe even a bit more, say 20% more than average.

Making these players zero cost is like drafting a player with zero value. Already there is an advantage to getting some of the low point players so you can afford the players you really want. Being able to keep a player for zero points would be quite advantages even if you really didn't want the guy.

Obviously, the rule is in place for big name players (Bonds, Liriano, etc.), however, each of the past two years I've had 5+ players who don't get cards the next season. Typically players who were 7 pointers the previous year and I didn't even use. Basically, they just dropped out of baseball or sent back to the minors. But, you can be sure I'd keep one as my non-card player if the cost is zero as this allows me to afford more of the players I really want.

Which brings me full circle, these type of players should be good players or players you really like which are typically good players. For this reason you should pay a good player price to keep in minors.
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