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Spirit of Mo Fugg
Spirit of Mo Fugg
Standings
 1st Place
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 2nd Place
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 3rd Place
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Finished |
|---|---|---|---|
 Team C-Wise |  Ricky Vaughn |  Crackerjacks 6 | -- |
Week 23: Sep 8 - Sep 14
Quarterfinal
Quarterfinal
Week 24: Sep 15 - Sep 21
Week 25: Sep 22 - Sep 28
Matchups
Week 25 Matchups
Final results
Championship Bracket
Consolation Bracket
Commish Notes
Commish
Crackerjacks 6
Asst Commish
Ricky Vaughn
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Payouts as follows
Team C-Wise - $270
Ricky Vaughn - $180
Bugsy's Ballers - $30
Payouts:
1st place regular season - 180
2nd place regular season - 90
3rd place regular season - 30
1st place playoffs - 180
-- Six vetoes cancels a trade. Trades will be passed in approximately 24 hours if there are no vetoes, Yahoo will put them through after 3 days if there are.
First and second round picks can be traded. Picks for next year are signified by Round 1 and Round 2 -- everything else is meaningless.
-- Minimum requirements are the ability to field a full offensive lineup (no prospects or DL players as the only healthy catcher for example) and meeting the IP requirements.
Occasional lapses in fielding a full lineup are understandable and will not be penalized. Repeated behavior and intentionally not fielding an entire lineup are a different beast. The penalties are as follows.
Not meeting the minimum IP requirements:
A) If deemed an accident (poor luck, many starters go 4 innings) First offense: A drop of 2 spots on your 1st round pick, or loss of 2nd round pick if no 1st is available. 2nd offense : Loss of first round pick
B) If deemed intentional (no realistic way to meet 20 IP, happens excessively) 1st offense: Loss of 1st round pick. 2nd offense and each offense thereafter: 15 dollars added to next year's buy-in. Refusal to pay will result in a replacement manager.
Not fielding a full lineup:
A) If deemed an accident (player hits DL, gets sent down, changes were not made in a timely manner (24-48 hours)) 1st offense: Warning. 2nd offense: Drop of 1st round pick by 2 spots or loss of 2nd round pick if no first round pick available. 3rd offense: Loss of 1st round pick
B) If deemed intentional (Extended period of time, refusal to make necessary changes to field full lineup) First offense: Loss of 1st round pick. Second offense and each offense thereafter: 15 dollars added to the buy in. FOR EXAMPLE: If a team doesn't field a full lineup for three weeks he would lose his first round pick and 30 dollars would be added to his buy in.
-- Tanking with clear intent will result in at least pick drop in the first round and up to a loss of a first round pick. Dealt with on a case by case basis with outside input if needed. Tanking in this sense means intentionally not playing your best team.
-- Keep your entire team from year to year. Drop players when making draft picks as needed.
-- Draft order is determined by regular season finish for those outside of the championship bracket. Playoff finish determines the order for those who make it to the dance.
-- If a player drops out of the system a manager has a right to retain rights to him until he comes back. This is done by dedicating a roster spot (as one would with any prospect) to a player who is not on an MLB roster and has no "prospect" value.
-- Waivers carry over from year to year -
Payouts:
1st place regular season - 180
2nd place regular season - 90
3rd place regular season - 30
1st place playoffs - 180
-- Six vetoes cancels a trade. Trades will be passed in approximately 24 hours if there are no vetoes, Yahoo will put them through after 3 days if there are.
First and second round picks can be traded. Picks for next year are signified by Round 1 and Round 2 -- everything else is meaningless.
-- Minimum requirements are the ability to field a full offensive lineup (no prospects or DL players as the only healthy catcher for example) and meeting the IP requirements.
Occasional lapses in fielding a full lineup are understandable and will not be penalized. Repeated behavior and intentionally not fielding an entire lineup are a different beast. The penalties are as follows.
Not meeting the minimum IP requirements:
A) If deemed an accident (poor luck, many starters go 4 innings) First offense: A drop of 2 spots on your 1st round pick, or loss of 2nd round pick if no 1st is available. 2nd offense : Loss of first round pick
B) If deemed intentional (no realistic way to meet 20 IP, happens excessively) 1st offense: Loss of 1st round pick. 2nd offense and each offense thereafter: 15 dollars added to next year's buy-in. Refusal to pay will result in a replacement manager.
Not fielding a full lineup:
A) If deemed an accident (player hits DL, gets sent down, changes were not made in a timely manner (24-48 hours)) 1st offense: Warning. 2nd offense: Drop of 1st round pick by 2 spots or loss of 2nd round pick if no first round pick available. 3rd offense: Loss of 1st round pick
B) If deemed intentional (Extended period of time, refusal to make necessary changes to field full lineup) First offense: Loss of 1st round pick. Second offense and each offense thereafter: 15 dollars added to the buy in. FOR EXAMPLE: If a team doesn't field a full lineup for three weeks he would lose his first round pick and 30 dollars would be added to his buy in.
-- Tanking with clear intent will result in at least pick drop in the first round and up to a loss of a first round pick. Dealt with on a case by case basis with outside input if needed. Tanking in this sense means intentionally not playing your best team.
-- Keep your entire team from year to year. Drop players when making draft picks as needed.
-- Draft order is determined by regular season finish for those outside of the championship bracket. Playoff finish determines the order for those who make it to the dance.
-- If a player drops out of the system a manager has a right to retain rights to him until he comes back. This is done by dedicating a roster spot (as one would with any prospect) to a player who is not on an MLB roster and has no "prospect" value.
-- Waivers carry over from year to year