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Originally Posted by rogmax11
What happens if I want to create an "independant" league, without minors attached, but run concurrently with the traditional universe? How are players generated for such an entity? Could I compete with the MLB/Minor league structures for free agents to staff teams in my league? Simply drag-n-drop 'em, and damn the fiscality of it all?
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As I understand it, you'd just create the independent league and set it's relationship vis-a-vis player movement rules to the already exisiting leagues.
The sub-league situation, I'm guessing, is more for allowing two leagues to quickly and easily share the same rules. You set up "MLB" as the league, then add an "AL" as one sub-league and "NL" as the other sub-league. When you set the league totals, player movement rules, etc., you're setting it up for "MLB" and as a result those items are automatically used by both the "AL" and "NL" since they're the two sub-leagues of "MLB."
If on the other hand you wanted the two leagues to use different rules or league totals, you'd instead set up "AL" as one league and "NL" as the other; in other words, they're separate entities rather than being sub-leagues under a higher-level "MLB" league grouping.
At least, that's how it looks to me based on what Markus said. I'm sure he can correct me if I've got it wrong...