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From MLB rules.After MLB's July 31 trade deadline and through to the end of the season, however, a team must place a player on waivers if that player is to be eligible to be traded.
No offense Roy, but you are on the RC. We have to go by the rules in the league with real-life as a guideline for rules. At this point, we need to roll with what we currently have and make amendments for next year.
Fine. So why did you ask me whether all players involved in trades were placed on waivers then? I was trying to help, because the rules don't seem to clarify that point. I will now leave it in your capable hands.
1. For starters anyone not on the 40 man roster can be traded after the 7/31 MLB deadline (would be EDR for us), I think we should expand it to anyone with no MLB experience (or little experience that their clock hasn't started yet) since our minor league system is lacking... Yay or Nay - therefore Howe, your trade would never happen because all guys would have to clear waivers in order for it to happen2. Anyone claimed on waivers goes to the team that claimed them, whether or not players are exchanged...anyone remember Alex Rios?Tough breaks, don't claim the guy, or work something out with the GM in advance.Yay or Nay?3. If a player is not claimed on waiver he is returned to his former team. I put CoJack on waiver hoping someone would want him enough to absorb some of his contract, not to lose him if no one claims him. My original argument was this. Where is the advantage to put him on waiver if he just gets dropped anyway. If I was a GM I would just wait and go to bidding because there is no way the contract would equal the current contract.Yay or nay?That is my piece of mind on the subject