Re: Questions Thread
Posted: Thu Feb 27, 2014 12:43 am
Ahh okay thanks
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Can't do that here though, cuz we need GMs lol.lukeyrid13 wrote:pudgejeff wrote:What was it there? Like a forced year to try and compete?Brophdog88 wrote:means nothing here, I copied the advice from an old league, so some rules from there are includedpudgejeff wrote:What is CY in that post by Broph?
Basically you couldn't tank for numerous seasons in a row. Some GMs would purposely put in terrible DC's(or not so purposely on my part) and kinda pull a Thunder and get top 5 picks for years and then just dominate. Also in a hotly contested league it weeds out the bad GMs so those on the waiting list can get on
That's why it's good you watch DC's!UOducksTK1 wrote:Can't do that here though, cuz we need GMs lol.lukeyrid13 wrote:pudgejeff wrote:What was it there? Like a forced year to try and compete?Brophdog88 wrote:means nothing here, I copied the advice from an old league, so some rules from there are includedpudgejeff wrote:What is CY in that post by Broph?
Basically you couldn't tank for numerous seasons in a row. Some GMs would purposely put in terrible DC's(or not so purposely on my part) and kinda pull a Thunder and get top 5 picks for years and then just dominate. Also in a hotly contested league it weeds out the bad GMs so those on the waiting list can get on
Brophdog88 wrote:you can offer as much as you like...but its first come first serve, the guys who accept your offer first land with you, and the fourth moves ontales wrote:So I got 15 million in cap space. Lets say I offer 4 players 5 mil a year each and they all accept. Do I get to choose which ones to sign? Or am I restricted to offering up to 15 million during FA?
If the player is good teams will usually offer the max. The rub comes with older players, you will probably win with more years, but you risk having the player implode in the last couple of the deal.Phenom wrote:Do FA's that asked for the max when resigning with teams usually ask for the max in FA?
Everyone bids. There's no first come first serve. All bids are looked at equally. Generally the more amount you offer, the better. Lots of times, first year amount is just as important as how long the contract is. So a 7mil contract will generally trump a 4mil per year / 5 year contract.rpmunn wrote:Brophdog88 wrote:you can offer as much as you like...but its first come first serve, the guys who accept your offer first land with you, and the fourth moves ontales wrote:So I got 15 million in cap space. Lets say I offer 4 players 5 mil a year each and they all accept. Do I get to choose which ones to sign? Or am I restricted to offering up to 15 million during FA?
How is it done to offer contracts? Is it just in the signings thread, then everyone tries to outbid each other? Or is it the first person to offer has the best chance? What do I need to know going into the free agency?
Only once over the cap does your MLE and LLE go active.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Going into free agency I have 1.7 mil in cap space, can I offer someone more than that or do I have to use a MLE?
I don't believe that's true. To my knowledge, as long as you have less than 4.5mil in cap space, you can offer MLE. (Same with LLE except less than 1.2mil).Zyme wrote:Only once over the cap does your MLE and LLE go active.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Going into free agency I have 1.7 mil in cap space, can I offer someone more than that or do I have to use a MLE?
Just toss a max one year contract on your crappy expirings and you are fine. Thos are also good for matching contracts.
Ok that's what I was wondering. So how should I approach it? There's 2 players I plan on offering, one I was going to offer the 1.7 mil and other, the better player, the MLE.UOducksTK1 wrote:I don't believe that's true. To my knowledge, as long as you have less than 4.5mil in cap space, you can offer MLE. (Same with LLE except less than 1.2mil).Zyme wrote:Only once over the cap does your MLE and LLE go active.dthomas=ddixon wrote:Going into free agency I have 1.7 mil in cap space, can I offer someone more than that or do I have to use a MLE?
Just toss a max one year contract on your crappy expirings and you are fine. Thos are also good for matching contracts.
So in your scenario, you can offer MLE and 1.7mil (your max). So in theory, if you get lucky enough, you could sign a serviceable player with your 1.7mil cap space, and get someone with your MLE. But if someone accepts your MLE offer first, then your 1.7 mil cap space is gone and all your 1.7mil offers are voided.
So there's a good chance he'll accept someone else's non-MLE offer well before mine?Zyme wrote:MLE guys dont susally accept until day 3/5 anyway.