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[happytimefunboy]

What was the rule on adding a player to your team if you are short AB's or IP?

[archrivals]

There isnt a rule. We allow a 10% overage on ab's and innings pitched, and there is ample opportunity during the minor league phase to fill out posistions needed.
Anyone in danger of ab's or innings should look to trade, or not to trade if those are an issue.

Penalties to the salary cap could be incurred if a team goes over

[blbtrappers]

actually Brian, there was a rule. This is from an email you sent to the league on Feb 8 (titled "more stuff"):

"Now that the rosters are frozen, and we are now less than 2 weeks from DRAFT DAY---

I submit for your perusal the Prospect Phase draft list.

Also, after discussing with Craig, I think a viable, reasonable solution for a "bailout package" has been reached. Since we are still unsure of how teams will look after this draft, and since I do not see impending doom as far as available starts or ab's, but I also do not discard the idea there may be a problem, here is what we came up with, for this year only.

Between Opening Day, and the Trade Deadline(July 31), a window will open for any team that is either unable to draft or trade for enough starts/innings/pa's to be allowed to add up to 2 players maximum out of the remaining player pool.
However, there will be a cost. The cost will be $3 per player added off your 2010 salary cap. These players will be immediately dropped at the end of the REGULAR season, and the $3 salary cap hit immediately taken off. The $3 represents a 1% hit off your $300 cap. A fair, and reasonable amount.So, as stated before $3 per player, $6 dollars and 2 players maximum, and any added will be dropped at the end of the regular season.
Once we pass July 31, this opportunity will close."

[happytimefunboy]

that's what I was looking for... I lost that e-mail... not that I need any-one yet... but just wanted to see my options...

thx guys