Post by Admin on Dec 10, 2018 18:59:19 GMT
MLB
-Players with >= 50IP or 150 AB
-Can only be acquired during the MLB draft, via trades or via the weekly FA Bidding.
-Releases are subject to the 50% Buyout rule.
*Each team enters inaugural MLB draft with 25 roster spots but can acquire/carry up to 30 players during the season.*
Prospects
-Prospects are players with < 150 AB /50 IP in the MLB
-Can only be acquired during the MiLB draft, FYPD draft, Rule 5 Draft, IFA bidding or via trades.
-These players carry a cost of $0.2 and releases are free.
*Each team enters inaugural MiLB draft with 25 roster spots but can acquire/carry up to 40 players during the season.*
Once a prospect passes the AB/IP threshold they are then considered an MLB player for the purposes of their roster eligibility. However, that players contract will not have to be determined until the offseason of the year in which they become an MLB player.
Pre-Arbitration and Arbitration
During the off-season, real life contracts will decide on a contract length of that player (1,2,or 3 years) in the following breakdown (Year 1 - $0.2/Year 2 - $0.5/Year 3 - $1.0) followed by the following breakdown for Years 4-6 (based on the players stats/year by year). If player doesn't reach following limits each year they are subject to $1.0.
**Arb 3 (Year 6) is almost always last year of contract and a player becomes a FA or can be resigned with a tag of their choice**
**If a player has Arb4 they will still be considered under the performance based scale**
** If for some reason the contract goes Pre-Arb 1/Pre-Arb 2/Arb 1/Arb 2/Arb 3/Arb 4 then the GM will follow the same format except after Arb 1 they will decide on a 3 year team option instead of just 2**
** use www.baseball-reference.com to look up Pre-Arb and Arb years, search team name and salaries and contracts**
**MiLB players are the only players who can cost $0.2, if a player passes 150/50 during the year, even in MiLB roster in Turtle, he has to be called up and will be considered Year 2 - $0.5 the following Turtle Ball season**
**When Franchise tagging young controllable players it lines up as Pre-Arb 1/Pre-Arb 2/Pre-Arb 3/Arb 1/Arb 2/Arb 3 correlates to Year 1 - $0.2/Year 2 - $0.5/Year 3 - $1.0/Year 4 - Performance based/Year 5 - Performance based/Year 6 - Performance based**
**Pre-Arb are considered TC (Team Controlled) and are locked in contracts at the $0.2, $0.5, $1.0 for Years 1-3. Arb years are team options with a 1 year option for Year 4 then the GM will have a 2 year option to accept both years (Years 5 and 6) or decline to continue the contract all together. You cannot use a second tag if you decline years 5 and 6 in this scenario, the player becomes a FA. **
**This only counts as use of one Franchise Tag**
**If the contract goes as Pre-Arb/Pre-Arb 2/Arb/Arb 2/Arb 3 (skipping Pre-Arb 3) then the contract shall go as $1.0 then performance based for Years 4-6 **
**The last year of Pre-Arb before ARB will always be $1.0, as stated above**
Batting Scale
(For rate statistics, player must have 250 PA that season, otherwise not applicable)
20-29 HR=$0.7
30-39 HR=$1.5
40-49 HR=$2.2
50+ HR=$3.0
90-99 RBI=$0.7
100-109 RBI=$1.5
110-119 RBI= $2.2
120+ RBI=$3.0
90-99 R=$0.7
100-109 R=$1.5
110-119 R=$2.2
120+ R=$3.0
20-29 SB=$0.7
30-39 SB= $1.5
40-49 SB=$2.2
50+ SB=$3.0
.280 < Avg < .290=$0.7
.290 < Avg < .300=$1.5
.300 < Avg < .310=$2.2
Avg > .310=$3.0
.850 < OPS < .900 = $0.7
.900 < OPS < .950 = $1.5
.950 < OPS < 1.000 = $2.2
OPS > 1.000 = $3.0
Starting Pitching Scale
(For rate statistics, player must have 100 IP that season, otherwise not applicable)
12-14 QS = $0.7
15-18 QS = $1.5
19-22 QS = $2.2
23+ QS = $3.0
170-179 K = $0.7
180-189 K = $1.5
190-199 K = $2.2
200+ K = $3.0
3.0 < ERA < 3.3 = $0.7
2.5 < ERA < 3.0 = $1.5
2.0 < ERA < 2.5 = $2.2
ERA < 2.0 = $3.0
1.20 < WHIP < 1.30 = $0.7
1.10 < WHIP < 1.20 = $1.5
1.00 < WHIP < 1.10 = $2.2
WHIP < 1.00 = $3.0
Relief Pitching Scale
(For rate statistics, pitcher must have thrown 40 IP that season, otherwise not applicable)
**A RP needs to have appeared in relief at least 50% of his appearances; otherwise, he is a SP.**
20-29 SV = $0.7
30-39 SV = $1.5
40-49 SV = $2.2
50+ SV = $3.0
20-24 HD = $0.7
25-29 HD = $1.5
30+ HD = $2.2
2.5 < ERA < 3.0 = $0.7
2.0 < ERA < 2.5 = $1.5
ERA < 2.0 = $2.2
1.10 < WHIP < 1.20 = $0.7
1.00 < WHIP < 1.10 = $1.5
WHIP < 1.00 = $2.2
** if none of these stats are applicable to the player that will be tagged they shall have a base salary of $2
-Players with >= 50IP or 150 AB
-Can only be acquired during the MLB draft, via trades or via the weekly FA Bidding.
-Releases are subject to the 50% Buyout rule.
*Each team enters inaugural MLB draft with 25 roster spots but can acquire/carry up to 30 players during the season.*
Prospects
-Prospects are players with < 150 AB /50 IP in the MLB
-Can only be acquired during the MiLB draft, FYPD draft, Rule 5 Draft, IFA bidding or via trades.
-These players carry a cost of $0.2 and releases are free.
*Each team enters inaugural MiLB draft with 25 roster spots but can acquire/carry up to 40 players during the season.*
Once a prospect passes the AB/IP threshold they are then considered an MLB player for the purposes of their roster eligibility. However, that players contract will not have to be determined until the offseason of the year in which they become an MLB player.
Pre-Arbitration and Arbitration
During the off-season, real life contracts will decide on a contract length of that player (1,2,or 3 years) in the following breakdown (Year 1 - $0.2/Year 2 - $0.5/Year 3 - $1.0) followed by the following breakdown for Years 4-6 (based on the players stats/year by year). If player doesn't reach following limits each year they are subject to $1.0.
**Arb 3 (Year 6) is almost always last year of contract and a player becomes a FA or can be resigned with a tag of their choice**
**If a player has Arb4 they will still be considered under the performance based scale**
** If for some reason the contract goes Pre-Arb 1/Pre-Arb 2/Arb 1/Arb 2/Arb 3/Arb 4 then the GM will follow the same format except after Arb 1 they will decide on a 3 year team option instead of just 2**
** use www.baseball-reference.com to look up Pre-Arb and Arb years, search team name and salaries and contracts**
**MiLB players are the only players who can cost $0.2, if a player passes 150/50 during the year, even in MiLB roster in Turtle, he has to be called up and will be considered Year 2 - $0.5 the following Turtle Ball season**
**When Franchise tagging young controllable players it lines up as Pre-Arb 1/Pre-Arb 2/Pre-Arb 3/Arb 1/Arb 2/Arb 3 correlates to Year 1 - $0.2/Year 2 - $0.5/Year 3 - $1.0/Year 4 - Performance based/Year 5 - Performance based/Year 6 - Performance based**
**Pre-Arb are considered TC (Team Controlled) and are locked in contracts at the $0.2, $0.5, $1.0 for Years 1-3. Arb years are team options with a 1 year option for Year 4 then the GM will have a 2 year option to accept both years (Years 5 and 6) or decline to continue the contract all together. You cannot use a second tag if you decline years 5 and 6 in this scenario, the player becomes a FA. **
**This only counts as use of one Franchise Tag**
**If the contract goes as Pre-Arb/Pre-Arb 2/Arb/Arb 2/Arb 3 (skipping Pre-Arb 3) then the contract shall go as $1.0 then performance based for Years 4-6 **
**The last year of Pre-Arb before ARB will always be $1.0, as stated above**
Batting Scale
(For rate statistics, player must have 250 PA that season, otherwise not applicable)
20-29 HR=$0.7
30-39 HR=$1.5
40-49 HR=$2.2
50+ HR=$3.0
90-99 RBI=$0.7
100-109 RBI=$1.5
110-119 RBI= $2.2
120+ RBI=$3.0
90-99 R=$0.7
100-109 R=$1.5
110-119 R=$2.2
120+ R=$3.0
20-29 SB=$0.7
30-39 SB= $1.5
40-49 SB=$2.2
50+ SB=$3.0
.280 < Avg < .290=$0.7
.290 < Avg < .300=$1.5
.300 < Avg < .310=$2.2
Avg > .310=$3.0
.850 < OPS < .900 = $0.7
.900 < OPS < .950 = $1.5
.950 < OPS < 1.000 = $2.2
OPS > 1.000 = $3.0
Starting Pitching Scale
(For rate statistics, player must have 100 IP that season, otherwise not applicable)
12-14 QS = $0.7
15-18 QS = $1.5
19-22 QS = $2.2
23+ QS = $3.0
170-179 K = $0.7
180-189 K = $1.5
190-199 K = $2.2
200+ K = $3.0
3.0 < ERA < 3.3 = $0.7
2.5 < ERA < 3.0 = $1.5
2.0 < ERA < 2.5 = $2.2
ERA < 2.0 = $3.0
1.20 < WHIP < 1.30 = $0.7
1.10 < WHIP < 1.20 = $1.5
1.00 < WHIP < 1.10 = $2.2
WHIP < 1.00 = $3.0
Relief Pitching Scale
(For rate statistics, pitcher must have thrown 40 IP that season, otherwise not applicable)
**A RP needs to have appeared in relief at least 50% of his appearances; otherwise, he is a SP.**
20-29 SV = $0.7
30-39 SV = $1.5
40-49 SV = $2.2
50+ SV = $3.0
20-24 HD = $0.7
25-29 HD = $1.5
30+ HD = $2.2
2.5 < ERA < 3.0 = $0.7
2.0 < ERA < 2.5 = $1.5
ERA < 2.0 = $2.2
1.10 < WHIP < 1.20 = $0.7
1.00 < WHIP < 1.10 = $1.5
WHIP < 1.00 = $2.2
** if none of these stats are applicable to the player that will be tagged they shall have a base salary of $2