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We also have a minimum requirement on CPs. But let me ask this: are those of you using CPs/PPs employing a maximum on how many can be earned per season? We cap seasonal earnings at 200 to prevent an owner from amassing so many points that he becomes an unstoppable force.
So basically owners have to earn 1/4 of the maximum CPs available for a year to stay on with the league. At our standard exchange rate (40 CPs/$1M in cash), that's the difference between $1M with minimum CPs earned vs. $5M with maximum CPs earned.
With three months remaining before the Winter Meetings (when owners cash in CPs), 20 of 24 owners have 80 or more CPs and no one is below 50. 8 of 24 teams are within 31 points of maximum. The majority of the group is hovering around 100 CPs.
If nothing changed between now and the Winter Meetings, the top earning teams would be pulling in $2-$3M more than the bottom ones (assuming they use their CPs on cash). In the absolute worst case scenario, the gap would likely be $4M. How does that compare to the potential CP/PP potential earnings gaps in other leagues?
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