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FAQ
1. CAN YOU CHANGE YOUR ROTATION AFTER IT IS TURNED IN?
Ans: two conditions, both must be met, for a, "yes", answer:
1. The changes must not conflict with the rotations from other series and
2. The changes must be reported, (emailed), 1 day ahead of play to the league including your opponent.
2. CAN YOU CHANGE YOUR ROOSTER AFTER YOU HAVE TURN IT IN?
Ans: conditioned yes, as long as you have not played league games or the deadline has not passed.
3. WHEN CAN YOU START PLAYING THE SEASON, OFFICIALLY?
several things occur near the start of seasonal series play; The draft must be completed.
your Rooster must be turned in by the deadline,
the whole season's, Rotation of Starting Pitchers, must be turn in 1 day before play begins.
Once your 1st game of the 1st searies series has started, (rolled for the 1st batter in the game),
your Rooster is locked, until it is released by the Commissoner for the next Trading Season.
Ans: As long as your rooster is in, rotation reported, League play may begin at any time.
4. The Lizards; Who can play them, and when?
Ans: any member may play the lizards, against any other member, for league play at any time.
the temp manager for the lizards must;
1. inform the league of impending play,
2. follow the rotation and the position player starting play list. (No starter substitutions, unless injuries require a line-up change.)
3. For injuries follow proper game play, ROG, out-Rest-of-Game and all "J" rated games out, will be observed for that series, only.
4. Keep an accurate track of game play for league stats. And turn in series stats in a timely manner.
5. All scores sheets to be sent in to dave, for league stat gathering. Pics of the score sheets sent by text messege or email is preferred. thank you.
Suggestions for the lizards if you decide to play;
The lizards are currently a League team, but game play should be up to scbl standards, (yes, we have standards, they're in the Rules).
Because the position players having limited games and limited versatility,
lineups will be easier to muster if made ahead of time,
to work out any kinks, and it gives a nice heads up to your opponent.
A suggested line-up is on the Lizard webpage.
Use of Relif pitchers; the lizards are very limited in relief, but do have some veriety.
Try not to exceed the reilever innings as stated per series.
Faucher B* is the closer, 3inn/series, may go to 4 inn if needed.
Snider B* and Flexen C*, have 5 inns of Z per series, total.
Yarborough* C* is the only lefty. and Sewald B-* rounds out the weakest lettered relief staff.
Cano D*, play only as seen fit to play.
The pdf of the cards are on the Lizard team page.
5. Can you Hit and Run with a batter that has only one, "31", on his card? yes, (before 2018, no)
Before 2018 the rule for the batter to be used in a Hit and Run had to have two, (or more), "31"s on his card. In 2018 we voted and changed the rule to;
General Rule 20.
a. Hit & Run
may be called with only non-pitchers as batters and a non-pitcher on
1st.
b. Pitchers may not be used as batters or a runner at 1st base on the Hit & Run play.
How many 31's a batter has, since 2018, no bearing on which batters can be used for a Hit and Run play.
6. its coming
