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Fantasy Leagues => Franchise GM: Transactions => Franchise GM => MLB Leagues => Franchise GM: Invalid Transactions => Topic started by: lp815 on February 09, 2010, 01:50:01 PM
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Ok, so I landed J.P. Howell for $2.5 million. The only way I can sign him is to a 1 year, $2.5 contract. My question is, can the winning bidder RAISE a bid, if he chooses to, from the initial winning bid, to be able to give a player more years on a contract. If I was to up him to $3.0 million, I'd be able to have him for $1.5 for two years. I could see it from both sides: yes, your giving him more money, but as the same time, his annual salary decreases. A mistake on my part to not bid an even amount, but I guess I want to confirm whether I can or cannot do it. :koolaid:
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Ok, so I landed J.P. Howell for $2.5 million. The only way I can sign him is to a 1 year, $2.5 contract. My question is, can the winning bidder RAISE a bid, if he chooses to, from the initial winning bid, to be able to give a player more years on a contract. If I was to up him to $3.0 million, I'd be able to have him for $1.5 for two years. I could see it from both sides: yes, your giving him more money, but as the same time, his annual salary decreases. A mistake on my part to not bid an even amount, but I guess I want to confirm whether I can or cannot do it. :koolaid:
Yes, you can divide the $2.5m into a 2-year contract by making it $1.25m annual salary. Such a salary is invalid and it must be rounded up to the nearest half-mil, so there is your 2-year $3m contract.
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Ah, sweet, I must not have read where we can round. I should of done that for Runzler! Thanks Colb.