Post by Cincinnati Reds on Feb 20, 2024 13:44:04 GMT -5
Starting Rotations
Maximum of 1 starter per day.
Starters can be pushed forward, but only to a date before their next start.
Pushing starting pitchers too far will result in a zero for the day the start was pushed to, and therefore, the loss of that start. The pitcher’s newest start can be used on another day as long as it is posted before the pitcher throws a pitch in that start.
ALL starting pitchers must be posted on ProBoards and in the Google sheet BEFORE they throw a pitch.
The starter whose points are being counted for the day must be in the active SP slot on FanTrax, regardless of whether they were pushed to that day, or are actually pitching that day.
Teams must use a pitcher as they are being used by the real-life team on that day. To use a pitcher in the SP spot they must start the game or be pushed from a start on a previous day. For a pitcher to be used in a RP spot and get the points, they must either be used as a reliever that day by their real-life team.
If you have healthy starters on your roster, you are expected to be setting a rotation
You can choose to not have a starter on a day, as long as you are using your starters. For example, if you have starters pitching on 6/24 and then 6/26, and 6/25-6/27 is a doubleheader, you can choose to push the 6/24 start to 6/25.
Consistently not setting rotations when you are able to do so will result in tanking violations.
If a game is suspended, we follow fantrax rules, which is that the stats count for the day it originally played in. If you push a starter from that date, you may have to wait a while to see what stats they get. If the suspended game gets resumed during our playoffs, unfortunately regular season games will be unable to be changed.
Example of a rotation:
3/30 Justin Verlander
3/31 OFF DAY
4/1 Alek Manoah (3/30)
4/2 Tyler Mahle (3/30)
4/3 Joe Ryan (4/1)
4/4 Tony Gonsolin (4/2)
4/5 Justin Verlander (4/4)
Never edit a ProBoards post. If you need to make a correction, just reply to your original post with the update. Any edited posts will be invalid and result in forfeited points.
When pushing starters' points to a new date, they need to be on your active MLB roster on both the day they actually pitch and the day their points are set to count for.
If you make a trade involving a pitcher who is in your posted rotation, it can not be executed until after the day their points are scheduled for.
Maximum of 1 starter per day.
Starters can be pushed forward, but only to a date before their next start.
Pushing starting pitchers too far will result in a zero for the day the start was pushed to, and therefore, the loss of that start. The pitcher’s newest start can be used on another day as long as it is posted before the pitcher throws a pitch in that start.
ALL starting pitchers must be posted on ProBoards and in the Google sheet BEFORE they throw a pitch.
The starter whose points are being counted for the day must be in the active SP slot on FanTrax, regardless of whether they were pushed to that day, or are actually pitching that day.
Teams must use a pitcher as they are being used by the real-life team on that day. To use a pitcher in the SP spot they must start the game or be pushed from a start on a previous day. For a pitcher to be used in a RP spot and get the points, they must either be used as a reliever that day by their real-life team.
If you have healthy starters on your roster, you are expected to be setting a rotation
You can choose to not have a starter on a day, as long as you are using your starters. For example, if you have starters pitching on 6/24 and then 6/26, and 6/25-6/27 is a doubleheader, you can choose to push the 6/24 start to 6/25.
Consistently not setting rotations when you are able to do so will result in tanking violations.
If a game is suspended, we follow fantrax rules, which is that the stats count for the day it originally played in. If you push a starter from that date, you may have to wait a while to see what stats they get. If the suspended game gets resumed during our playoffs, unfortunately regular season games will be unable to be changed.
Example of a rotation:
3/30 Justin Verlander
3/31 OFF DAY
4/1 Alek Manoah (3/30)
4/2 Tyler Mahle (3/30)
4/3 Joe Ryan (4/1)
4/4 Tony Gonsolin (4/2)
4/5 Justin Verlander (4/4)
Never edit a ProBoards post. If you need to make a correction, just reply to your original post with the update. Any edited posts will be invalid and result in forfeited points.
When pushing starters' points to a new date, they need to be on your active MLB roster on both the day they actually pitch and the day their points are set to count for.
If you make a trade involving a pitcher who is in your posted rotation, it can not be executed until after the day their points are scheduled for.