Post by New York Sticky Wickets on Feb 6, 2016 18:53:17 GMT
Can someone please point me to the rule that states you need to walk away from the auction with 25 major league players exactly in your major league system exactly (not over or under, EXACTLY 25). I am concerned I am being penalized for something that is not explicitly stated in the rules. Quite the opposite, as it says below:
After the auction is complete our in season roster rules take effect in terms of overall numbers. This means that once the auction is complete you can have no more than 25 players on your active roster, and you must have between 13-20 minor leaguers rostered. The penalty for falling out of compliance will result in a step up penalty. First offense-100k cap hit ,second-250k, third-500k, fourth-1 million. Every offense after that the penalty will increase by 1 million. Once you are notified of non compliance you have 24 hours to rectify the problem or you will move to the next rung on the penalty ladder. Every day you are illegal will see a new penalty. If you pick up a player off of waivers and do not have a subsequent drop you have until the end of that day to make your roster legal. The next morning a penalty will be assessed.
After the auction is complete our in season roster rules take effect in terms of overall numbers. This means that once the auction is complete you can have no more than 25 players on your active roster, and you must have between 13-20 minor leaguers rostered. The penalty for falling out of compliance will result in a step up penalty. First offense-100k cap hit ,second-250k, third-500k, fourth-1 million. Every offense after that the penalty will increase by 1 million. Once you are notified of non compliance you have 24 hours to rectify the problem or you will move to the next rung on the penalty ladder. Every day you are illegal will see a new penalty. If you pick up a player off of waivers and do not have a subsequent drop you have until the end of that day to make your roster legal. The next morning a penalty will be assessed.