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Cras · 12-19-2003, 12:08 AM

You must be able to offer contracts with player/club options. The 10-5 rule must be implemented. You should have the ability to backload a contract. You need other clauses such as incentives and no-trade clauses. Signing bonuses and the ability to restructure a players contract would be nice also. I do not think you should be able to trade draft picks as this is not allowed in real life. The only way to aquire more draft picks is if another teams signs one of your players via free-agency. Also I think you should be able to present your case in arbitration hearings and that you can offer arbitration to veteran players.
I do not think that implementing a system that closely remembles the real major leagues would be that hard as All Star Baseball 2004 for PS2 does so very well except for the ability to have the player's salary increase over the length of the deal.

12-19-2003, 12:08 AM	#110
Cras Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: LEO Posts: 3,789	Transaction Laws You must be able to offer contracts with player/club options. The 10-5 rule must be implemented. You should have the ability to backload a contract. You need other clauses such as incentives and no-trade clauses. Signing bonuses and the ability to restructure a players contract would be nice also. I do not think you should be able to trade draft picks as this is not allowed in real life. The only way to aquire more draft picks is if another teams signs one of your players via free-agency. Also I think you should be able to present your case in arbitration hearings and that you can offer arbitration to veteran players. I do not think that implementing a system that closely remembles the real major leagues would be that hard as All Star Baseball 2004 for PS2 does so very well except for the ability to have the player's salary increase over the length of the deal.