I want to see some of my young guys play, can I bring them up just to play during spring training without having to worry about them losing a option, or waivers, or all that other stuff, after they are sent back down?
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Re: Spring Training Question...
yeah, I would like to know that too!
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Re: Spring Training Question...
yeah, I would like to know that too!
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Here's the deal with options, and I recommend reading the ASB rulebook. Options are meant to be years. So if you have a guy with 2 options, then that really means he has two years left that you can send him up and down as many times as you want. The first three years of a players career, he can be sent up and down as many times as you want. So the term "options" means, option years. You can send him up and down 20 times in one year, it doesn't matter.Comment
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Re: Spring Training Question...
Here's the deal with options, and I recommend reading the ASB rulebook. Options are meant to be years. So if you have a guy with 2 options, then that really means he has two years left that you can send him up and down as many times as you want. The first three years of a players career, he can be sent up and down as many times as you want. So the term "options" means, option years. You can send him up and down 20 times in one year, it doesn't matter.Comment
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NO!!! I wish that you could though, it would make spring training a whole lot more fun to play.Comment
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Re: Spring Training Question...
NO!!! I wish that you could though, it would make spring training a whole lot more fun to play.Comment
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