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yoyo · 04-21-2019, 01:54 PM

I am starting a fictional league with 12 teams (divided into 2 leagues of 6) with no interleague play - 120 game season and then a world series. Rosters are 25 with no minors - just a 15 player reserve team.

For each years rookie draft I am going to have 6 rounds and would like it to be kind of like the real life NFL draft rather than the MLB draft. I would like teams to be able to draft players who may be able to move into the starting lineup right away for rounds 1-2 and maybe a couple of picks in round 3. The players would not necessarily be fully developed yet - some players may be 2.5-3.5 stars initially with 4.0-5.0 star potential.

What settings would be suggested to get my draft classes this way. I don't want all players current ability being 0.5-1.0 star. Since I am using the reserve clause I want teams to be able to build thru the draft if they draft well but not have it take years for them to be competitive.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

04-21-2019, 01:54 PM	#1
yoyo Bat Boy Join Date: Apr 2019 Posts: 3	Draft Class I am starting a fictional league with 12 teams (divided into 2 leagues of 6) with no interleague play - 120 game season and then a world series. Rosters are 25 with no minors - just a 15 player reserve team. For each years rookie draft I am going to have 6 rounds and would like it to be kind of like the real life NFL draft rather than the MLB draft. I would like teams to be able to draft players who may be able to move into the starting lineup right away for rounds 1-2 and maybe a couple of picks in round 3. The players would not necessarily be fully developed yet - some players may be 2.5-3.5 stars initially with 4.0-5.0 star potential. What settings would be suggested to get my draft classes this way. I don't want all players current ability being 0.5-1.0 star. Since I am using the reserve clause I want teams to be able to build thru the draft if they draft well but not have it take years for them to be competitive. Any suggestions are appreciated.