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Batman asked in SportsBaseball · 1 decade ago

liriano situation in fantasy baseball?

I'm running a fantasy baseball keeper league with a 5 player minor league system. The rules are that as long as a player would be eligable to win the rookie of the year trophy if he was in the majors, he is considered minor league eligable. If a player begins the season with minor league eligibility, he has it for the full year. We also have two DL spots allowed on our major league roster , but players must officially be on the DL in real life to qualify.

The problem is I have Liriano on my team. Technically he doesn't have rookie eligibility so I can't send him down. He is also not technically on the DL so I can't put him there either.

If you were running a league like this, how would you handle the situation? Would you allow the team with liriano to send him down to the minors, allow the team to put him on the DL, or make the owner keep liriano on his active roster and waste a spot? Why would you do it that way? Where could i find a standard set of rules for this situation?

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  • 1 decade ago
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    He stays on the active roster. This concept of "wasting a spot" is one I don't understand in this case. He came up to pitch in the majors, he needed more work after his injury, he was sent to the minors. It's the only option you have when you decided to keep/select him. He isn't minor league qualified, he's not DL'ed ...what else is left under your rules? You pays your money and you takes your chances - way the game works.

    Good luck.

  • 1 decade ago

    If you're running the league then you should have the rules specified. From what you're saying the only option is to "make the owner keep liriano on his active roster and waste a spot". He no longer qualifies as a rookie and he's not on the Twins DL.

  • Anonymous
    5 years ago

    Liriano grew to become into lights fixtures out final winter in Mexico and this is carried over to this season. i don't know how or why he's obtainable yet do not contemplate it yourownself. %. him up right this moment! As for Zito, a minimum of he attempts...

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