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Cnasty wrote:we will sim normally tomorrow morning as I will be back tonight.

No Sunday sim.

Thanks Jd for all your help while I was out.

Boston_Rob wrote:OH MY I JUST DISCOVERED THE "OFFER ALL MINOR LEAGUE COACHES AN EXTENSION BUTTON

DRWebs wrote:Move over Winterfell (21-9), Hillsboro (22-7) may be the hottest team in the NL

wdoupis wrote:

DRWebs wrote:Move over Winterfell (21-9), Hillsboro (22-7) may be the hottest team in the NL

The Greeks were not expecting to go in to Stark Stadium and get a sweep but we like it.

Cnasty wrote:2 games back from the Crabs after being demoralized yesterday

Uuaww wrote:pythag is that thing that you use if it helps you prove your point but completely ignore and discredit if it doesn't

8. In most cases a player on a disabled list can be traded, even if the player is not eligible to be reinstated and/or healthy enough to play. The one exception is if Trade Assignment Waivers must be secured before the player can be traded. In that case (only), the player must be eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play before the player can be placed on waivers. Otherwise the disabled player would have to remain a "Player to Be Named Later" until either the player is eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play such that Trade Assignment Waivers can be secured, or until the conclusion of the MLB regular season (if Trade Assignment Waivers are not secured).

DRiccio21 wrote:

8. In most cases a player on a disabled list can be traded, even if the player is not eligible to be reinstated and/or healthy enough to play. The one exception is if Trade Assignment Waivers must be secured before the player can be traded. In that case (only), the player must be eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play before the player can be placed on waivers. Otherwise the disabled player would have to remain a "Player to Be Named Later" until either the player is eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play such that Trade Assignment Waivers can be secured, or until the conclusion of the MLB regular season (if Trade Assignment Waivers are not secured).

dusters06 wrote:

DRiccio21 wrote:

8. In most cases a player on a disabled list can be traded, even if the player is not eligible to be reinstated and/or healthy enough to play. The one exception is if Trade Assignment Waivers must be secured before the player can be traded. In that case (only), the player must be eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play before the player can be placed on waivers. Otherwise the disabled player would have to remain a "Player to Be Named Later" until either the player is eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play such that Trade Assignment Waivers can be secured, or until the conclusion of the MLB regular season (if Trade Assignment Waivers are not secured).

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DRiccio21 wrote:

dusters06 wrote:

DRiccio21 wrote:

8. In most cases a player on a disabled list can be traded, even if the player is not eligible to be reinstated and/or healthy enough to play. The one exception is if Trade Assignment Waivers must be secured before the player can be traded. In that case (only), the player must be eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play before the player can be placed on waivers. Otherwise the disabled player would have to remain a "Player to Be Named Later" until either the player is eligible to be reinstated from the Disabled List AND healthy enough to play such that Trade Assignment Waivers can be secured, or until the conclusion of the MLB regular season (if Trade Assignment Waivers are not secured).

Much better!

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