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Post by GiantsGM - (Paolo) on Jun 8, 2010 6:16:33 GMT -5
Last week my opponent had 23 IP. As his opponent should I be entitled to winning all pitching categories? Just wondering. Since I had 80 IP lol
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Post by O's GM - (Clay) on Jun 8, 2010 23:43:44 GMT -5
Not sure how it's going to be handled here. It's impossible to make a team forfeit all pitching cats on CBS unless you just bench all pitchers for the matchup. Not sure how that might affect which team would win ERA and WHIP. I'd PM the commish.
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Post by YankeesGM - (Dustin) on Jun 9, 2010 21:37:45 GMT -5
Giants you asked me earlier in a PM - sorry I did not respond quicker.
1. Minimum IP
Offense Penalty Explanation
1st - Warning - This is for the owner who has the unfortunate luck of either having pitchers that don't last past the 4th inning in their games, or injuries.
2nd - $250,000 - May be waived if the Rosters Commish concludes that the offending owner is actively trying to acquire the pitching through FA or imminent trade.
3rd - $500,000
4th - $750,000
5th - $1,000,000 - Banned From Playoffs/Potential Removal From League
After Week 15:
If a team fails to meet the minimum IP as a result of benching SP who pitched during the current match-up, the GM will have a choice: retroactively add the worst start(s) of the benched SP until the minimum is met; or banishment from the playoffs. This is in addition to the fine. If the worst start is not obvious, a panel of 3 commishes will decide it. The worst start will always be included, though it does not, itself, allow the team to meet the minimum. To get over the minimum, the 2nd worst start will be added on top, if necessary.
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