2024 - Season - Remember the Titans (Ready 8/24)

[jsence2]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

It's supposed to be 5 @ 23, with the last two options at 31. I just saw that as well.

[shel311]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

What's the highest guaranteed year?

[jsence2]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

What's the highest guaranteed year?

21. I think what I did was (when I had it at 22 per year) I went to add 1m per year, and I took off 1m by mistake. I wanted to be closer to 25% increase, rather than 30%, so I meant to go from 22m to 23. I've sent Reign a PM to have him fix it. Was an honest mistake.

[shel311]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

What's the highest guaranteed year?

21. I think what I did was (when I had it at 22 per year) I went to add 1m per year, and I took off 1m by mistake. I wanted to be closer to 25% increase, rather than 30%, so I meant to go from 22m to 23. I've sent Reign a PM to have him fix it. Was an honest mistake.

That's still a bad contract, though.

$23mil, 30% of that is $6.9mil, so the highest option year would be $29.9mil...that is of course as long as i understand it correctly and didn't apply fuzzy math.

[jsence2]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

What's the highest guaranteed year?

21. I think what I did was (when I had it at 22 per year) I went to add 1m per year, and I took off 1m by mistake. I wanted to be closer to 25% increase, rather than 30%, so I meant to go from 22m to 23. I've sent Reign a PM to have him fix it. Was an honest mistake.

That's still a bad contract, though.

$23mil, 30% of that is $6.9mil, so the highest option year would be $29.9mil...that is of course as long as i understand it correctly and didn't apply fuzzy math.

23/31 = 74%. That's how I've always understood the rule. If it's wrong then....I dunno. I gotta stop doing this shit at 3am

[nick]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

not to start an argument but you cant really be complaining about contracts when your 41 year old 1B Cruz has 8 years left on his contract at a softer 12 mil to take advantage of the fact hes gonna retire sooner than that so you can get him for cheaper.

as for Paco, in real life he 100% doesnt sign that. a proven all star doesnt take a gap of like 10 million on a team option. I brought it up long ago, but its not watched over so it is what it is. Plus I believe it's within the parameters set, still ridiculous but thats why pencils have erasers.

[GeorgesGoons]

Owners lower budgets bc teams underperform

I'm guessing my team was a huge anomaly then. Owner just wanted me to finish at .500 and we made it to the playoffs

[jsence2]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

not to start an argument but you cant really be complaining about contracts when your 41 year old 1B Cruz has 8 years left on his contract at a softer 12 mil to take advantage of the fact hes gonna retire sooner than that so you can get him for cheaper.

I'm glad Bernie caught it. I usually do the same (check deals for accuracy). I just realize that I've been calculating it incorrectly the whole time. Been dividing largest guaranteed by option....should've been doing largest guaranteed x 1.3

I've PMed Reign, I'm fine with whatever he decides to do. It was an honest mistake, but it violates the rule and that's on me. I should've triple checked the accuracy of my math.

[ReignOnU]

I'll look at the contract later.

Here's your answer on the CBA...

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/downloads/2011_CBA.pdf

Section 3-B-2-C:D

[dakshdar]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

Player Contracts:
- Team option years must be no more than 30% higher than the highest guaranteed year of a deal on amounts above $5M.

Yes. Team option is 47% higher than any single non-option year. Limit is 30%.

[ReignOnU]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

not to start an argument but you cant really be complaining about contracts when your 41 year old 1B Cruz has 8 years left on his contract at a softer 12 mil to take advantage of the fact hes gonna retire sooner than that so you can get him for cheaper.

I'm glad Bernie caught it. I usually do the same (check deals for accuracy). I just realize that I've been calculating it incorrectly the whole time. Been dividing largest guaranteed by option....should've been doing largest guaranteed x 1.3

I've PMed Reign, I'm fine with whatever he decides to do. It was an honest mistake, but it violates the rule and that's on me. I should've triple checked the accuracy of my math.

Correct. Highest year x 1.3 will give you the max option year value. For a 31m option, quick math tells me 23.8m per, give or take.

Player Contracts:
- Team option years must be no more than 30% higher than the highest guaranteed year of a deal on amounts above $5M.

[Bernie32]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

not to start an argument but you cant really be complaining about contracts when your 41 year old 1B Cruz has 8 years left on his contract at a softer 12 mil to take advantage of the fact hes gonna retire sooner than that so you can get him for cheaper.

asking a question equals complaining.. got it

As far as Cruz, nothing I signed him for was against any rules. I signed him to a 10-yr contract in 2011 as well. He can stay on as long as he wants, I was kind of hoping for him to be a Julio Franco and playing til he turns 47. Also I wanted to make sure he stayed on my team until he does retire. That was right around the time you were scooping up all old free agents in your "Project Fan Interest" or whatever you called it and I didn't want Cruz's legacy sullied.

[jsence2]

I'll look at the contract later.

Here's your answer on the CBA...

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/downloads/2011_CBA.pdf

Section 3-B-2-C:D

Yes, and Gabe himself stated quite adamantly that you advancing that sim kept him from offering Paco Barron any contract. Thus, he would not be eligible for compensation, per our very discussion about this where I asked how we would verify that the player was made a "qualifying offer" for compensation. Looks like the game doesn't track it or require it.

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[brwnbear]

I'll look at the contract later.

Here's your answer on the CBA...

http://mlb.mlb.com/mlb/downloads/2011_CBA.pdf

Section 3-B-2-C:D

Yes, and Gabe himself stated quite adamantly that you advancing that sim kept him from offering Paco Barron any contract. Thus, he would not be eligible for compensation, per our very discussion about this where I asked how we would verify that the player was made a "qualifying offer" for compensation. Looks like the game doesn't track it or require it.

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I checked the little box. He declined the one year qualifying offer. Game is working fine.

[jsence2]

Paco Barron's contract legal?

5 years at 21 per, then a team option at 31, then a player option at 31

not to start an argument but you cant really be complaining about contracts when your 41 year old 1B Cruz has 8 years left on his contract at a softer 12 mil to take advantage of the fact hes gonna retire sooner than that so you can get him for cheaper.

I'm glad Bernie caught it. I usually do the same (check deals for accuracy). I just realize that I've been calculating it incorrectly the whole time. Been dividing largest guaranteed by option....should've been doing largest guaranteed x 1.3

I've PMed Reign, I'm fine with whatever he decides to do. It was an honest mistake, but it violates the rule and that's on me. I should've triple checked the accuracy of my math.

Correct. Highest year x 1.3 will give you the max option year value. For a 31m option, quick math tells me 23.8m per, give or take.

Player Contracts:
- Team option years must be no more than 30% higher than the highest guaranteed year of a deal on amounts above $5M.

You're right. Again, I made an honest mistake, but a mistake nonetheless. I will be ok with however you deem it to be fixed.

[shel311]

This new CBA is thoroughly confusing.

I was almost certain I read that if we sign a comp eligible guy, we don't lose draft picks any more, now I'm reading we do?

Also, where do we see if a guy is comp eligible? under "FA type" when looking at free agents, I see only 3 "Comp" guys in the entire FA pool. So, if Barron was comp eligible, how would we know that? Where do we find that info?

[brwnbear]

This new CBA is thoroughly confusing.

I was almost certain I read that if we sign a comp eligible guy, we don't lose draft picks any more, now I'm reading we do?

Also, where do we see if a guy is comp eligible? under "FA type" when looking at free agents, I see only 3 "Comp" guys in the entire FA pool. So, if Barron was comp eligible, how would we know that? Where do we find that info?

You still lose a draft pick. Top 10 picks are kept and a second rounder is lost instead.

Team losing a player no longer gets the teams pick and a sandwich pick. Now they only get a sandwich pick.

New rules reduce the amount of players that are compensation eligible.

You can look at the player at the bottom left - very clearly states the Free Agent type - Compensation - Look at Amaya

[jsence2]

This new CBA is thoroughly confusing.

I was almost certain I read that if we sign a comp eligible guy, we don't lose draft picks any more, now I'm reading we do?

Also, where do we see if a guy is comp eligible? under "FA type" when looking at free agents, I see only 3 "Comp" guys in the entire FA pool. So, if Barron was comp eligible, how would we know that? Where do we find that info?

So did I, so did others. Oh well.....enjoy another first round pick, Gabe, if I get to keep him

I know that Cole and Barron were comp eligible.

[jsence2]

This new CBA is thoroughly confusing.

I was almost certain I read that if we sign a comp eligible guy, we don't lose draft picks any more, now I'm reading we do?

Also, where do we see if a guy is comp eligible? under "FA type" when looking at free agents, I see only 3 "Comp" guys in the entire FA pool. So, if Barron was comp eligible, how would we know that? Where do we find that info?

You still lose a draft pick. Top 10 picks are kept and a second rounder is lost instead.

Team losing a player no longer gets the teams pick and a sandwich pick. Now they only get a sandwich pick.

New rules reduce the amount of players that are compensation eligible.

You can look at the player at the bottom left - very clearly states the Free Agent type - Compensation - Look at Amaya

Oh ok....so I lose my pick, but you don't get it, you get a sandwich. That makes more sense. So my pick just....disappears?

[shel311]

This new CBA is thoroughly confusing.

I was almost certain I read that if we sign a comp eligible guy, we don't lose draft picks any more, now I'm reading we do?

Also, where do we see if a guy is comp eligible? under "FA type" when looking at free agents, I see only 3 "Comp" guys in the entire FA pool. So, if Barron was comp eligible, how would we know that? Where do we find that info?

You still lose a draft pick. Top 10 picks are kept and a second rounder is lost instead.

Team losing a player no longer gets the teams pick and a sandwich pick. Now they only get a sandwich pick.

New rules reduce the amount of players that are compensation eligible.

You can look at the player at the bottom left - very clearly states the Free Agent type - Compensation - Look at Amaya

Thanks Gabe. I think that about clears it up. I guess i was looking in the right spot for comp eligible.

it looks like the 1st round pick just disappears for the signing team, as opposed to sending it to the team who lost the free agent. makes sense.