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Post by Arizona_PBL on Jun 15, 2017 18:49:54 GMT -5
I have noticed a few illegal contracts....
Any player under team control that has completed 4 years of major league service time and two arbitration hearings is eligible for a multi-year PBL contract extension.
Super 2s do not qualify for extensions.
Thanks
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Post by Sean_RedsGM on Jun 15, 2017 18:54:13 GMT -5
Okay so MLB service time is 172 days. Jeremy Miller is at 170 days.
If we really are going to get bent out of shape over a few days in the offseason then fine.
Derek, please reset his contract and then I'll offer again 2 days into the season.
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Post by Sean_RedsGM on Jun 15, 2017 19:24:10 GMT -5
Why not just post the contracts you feel are illegal instead of starting a thread like this?
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Post by Sean_RedsGM on Jun 15, 2017 19:34:09 GMT -5
Dodgers pitcher SP Reid HernaN 2 years 141 days service time. Blue Jays SS Pierre Boucher 2 years 155 days service time.
Any others?
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Post by Arizona_PBL on Jun 15, 2017 20:18:22 GMT -5
Why not just post the contracts you feel are illegal instead of starting a thread like this? Every read Tom Sawyer???
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Post by Wilson_DodgersGM on Jun 15, 2017 21:01:11 GMT -5
Dodgers pitcher SP Reid HernaN 2 years 141 days service time. Blue Jays SS Pierre Boucher 2 years 155 days service time. Any others? shit, what should I do about it?
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Post by Sean_RedsGM on Jun 15, 2017 21:03:08 GMT -5
Dodgers pitcher SP Reid HernaN 2 years 141 days service time. Blue Jays SS Pierre Boucher 2 years 155 days service time. Any others? shit, what should I do about it? It's just a simple mistake and Derek will most likely reset it. I did the same thing too.
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Post by Wilson_DodgersGM on Jun 15, 2017 21:09:59 GMT -5
shit, what should I do about it? It's just a simple mistake and Derek will most likely reset it. I did the same thing too. yeah I had thought I had been very attentive to the contract rules but switching between singleplayer restrictionless mode and the PBL can get me mixed up. Derek, please also look at my team options because I do not remember making sure the buy-out for team option years were at the 25% of highest year mark. Also I recommend placing the "Team Option Years" and "Incentive Clauses" sections of the league governance under the umbrella of "contracts and extensions" because when I look to the rules to make sure I am acting in accordance with them, I can miss them.
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Post by David_ExposGM on Jun 16, 2017 6:57:43 GMT -5
Online leagues differ from solo because there are, in the case of PBL, 31 other human GM's involved. A few house rules are needed in virtually every league to bridge that gap. And often those rules differ slightly between leagues, which is fine too.
A rule of thumb would be to consult the rules before offering a contract so you can meet the rules of the specific league.
The PBLRC works a lot behind the scenes to bang out rules and changes to rules to keep things as simple as possible because people generally hate a lot of rules and the game always gets better with each version, often changing the need for some rules. I think I am safe in saying that the rules are as lean as ever and quite clear.
In the case of contracts: 4 years and 2 arbs is really easy to remember In the case of option years: 25% buyout in each year is in many leagues, making it also rather easy to remember
In the case of something even slightly more "creative" than that, just take a quick peek at the rules and you should be good to go. That's why they are there and why the PBLRC works behind the scenes on reviewing and applying them.
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Post by Sean_RedsGM on Jun 16, 2017 7:03:47 GMT -5
Online leagues differ from solo because there are, in the case of PBL, 31 other human GM's involved. A few house rules are needed in virtually every league to bridge that gap. And often those rules differ slightly between leagues, which is fine too. A rule of thumb would be to consult the rules before offering a contract so you can meet the rules of the specific league. The PBLRC works a lot behind the scenes to bang out rules and changes to rules to keep things as simple as possible because people generally hate a lot of rules and the game always gets better with each version, often changing the need for some rules. I think I am safe in saying that the rules are as lean as ever and quite clear. In the case of contracts: 4 years and 2 arbs is really easy to remember In the case of option years: 25% buyout in each year is in many leagues, making it also rather easy to remember In the case of something even slightly more "creative" than that, just take a quick peek at the rules and you should be good to go. That's why they are there and why the PBLRC works behind the scenes on reviewing and applying them. Did the PBLRC discuss Super 2 players when making this rule?
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Post by David_ExposGM on Jun 16, 2017 7:11:16 GMT -5
Online leagues differ from solo because there are, in the case of PBL, 31 other human GM's involved. A few house rules are needed in virtually every league to bridge that gap. And often those rules differ slightly between leagues, which is fine too. A rule of thumb would be to consult the rules before offering a contract so you can meet the rules of the specific league. The PBLRC works a lot behind the scenes to bang out rules and changes to rules to keep things as simple as possible because people generally hate a lot of rules and the game always gets better with each version, often changing the need for some rules. I think I am safe in saying that the rules are as lean as ever and quite clear. In the case of contracts: 4 years and 2 arbs is really easy to remember In the case of option years: 25% buyout in each year is in many leagues, making it also rather easy to remember In the case of something even slightly more "creative" than that, just take a quick peek at the rules and you should be good to go. That's why they are there and why the PBLRC works behind the scenes on reviewing and applying them. Did the PBLRC discuss Super 2 players when making this rule? Not to my knowledge, but 4 years and 2 arbs is pretty simple.
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Post by Wilson_DodgersGM on Jun 16, 2017 17:13:33 GMT -5
Online leagues differ from solo because there are, in the case of PBL, 31 other human GM's involved. A few house rules are needed in virtually every league to bridge that gap. And often those rules differ slightly between leagues, which is fine too. A rule of thumb would be to consult the rules before offering a contract so you can meet the rules of the specific league. The PBLRC works a lot behind the scenes to bang out rules and changes to rules to keep things as simple as possible because people generally hate a lot of rules and the game always gets better with each version, often changing the need for some rules. I think I am safe in saying that the rules are as lean as ever and quite clear. In the case of contracts: 4 years and 2 arbs is really easy to remember In the case of option years: 25% buyout in each year is in many leagues, making it also rather easy to remember In the case of something even slightly more "creative" than that, just take a quick peek at the rules and you should be good to go. That's why they are there and why the PBLRC works behind the scenes on reviewing and applying them. I do generally go to the rules page when I am structuring a contract and I agree the rules are all clear AND fair. The way they are presented on the rules page could be more intuitive. I can get the impression that all the contract extension rules are in that section and miss the section below "free agent signings." Again, the rules are clear, it is just unfortunate that I was looking at the rules and still missed the options section because my tiny brain assumed that I was looking at all the relevant information.
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