Post by Rangers GM/Commish (Joey) on Jul 7, 2020 7:27:16 GMT -6
If 60 games are played
1. Schedule - Multiple Match-ups Per Week - details to be hammered out this week
2. How to handle contract - stand pat, no changes
3. 2021 Draft - Based on 2020 Standings
4. Trade Deadline: August 31st
5. COVID Waiver Passes - Unlimited Waiver Passes that can ONLY be used for players specific to COVID issues which includes: A.) any 2020 free agent signing who has opted out on the 2020 season B.) Any player who opts out in-season. **Is subject to change as we learn more about how MLB handles things.**
If under 60 games are played
1. Contracts - We would re-open this for vote with same 3 options
2. 2021 Draft Order - We would likely vote on 2 lottery options depends on how many games are actually played.
* It's hard to prepare totally for what happens if the season goes poorly and we end up playing under 60 games that are scheduled.
* With that said teams need to be careful with trades/transactions. It's hard to know what contracts will look like at the end of 2020 should things so badly in 2020. Its possible you trade or waive a 2020 then things go poorly and that team has the option to extend them a year who traded for them or claimed them on waivers.
Once we finalize the schedule and COVID WP I will post them here.
1. Schedule - Multiple Match-ups Per Week - details to be hammered out this week
2. How to handle contract - stand pat, no changes
3. 2021 Draft - Based on 2020 Standings
4. Trade Deadline: August 31st
5. COVID Waiver Passes - Unlimited Waiver Passes that can ONLY be used for players specific to COVID issues which includes: A.) any 2020 free agent signing who has opted out on the 2020 season B.) Any player who opts out in-season. **Is subject to change as we learn more about how MLB handles things.**
If under 60 games are played
1. Contracts - We would re-open this for vote with same 3 options
2. 2021 Draft Order - We would likely vote on 2 lottery options depends on how many games are actually played.
* It's hard to prepare totally for what happens if the season goes poorly and we end up playing under 60 games that are scheduled.
* With that said teams need to be careful with trades/transactions. It's hard to know what contracts will look like at the end of 2020 should things so badly in 2020. Its possible you trade or waive a 2020 then things go poorly and that team has the option to extend them a year who traded for them or claimed them on waivers.
Once we finalize the schedule and COVID WP I will post them here.
