Freddy issue

Coltrane · 10-21-2017, 10:08 PM

So I'm playing a 12 team random debut league with no MiLB. Recently I had an issue with my pitcher, Freddy Garcia, going on dl stint for TJ surgery. Comes back 13 months later, pitches 4 innings and BAM! Bone chips in elbow, 8 more months on DL.
My question is, should I put players coming off DL on the reserve roster as a makeshift rehab assignment to minors or does it not matter and my Freddy issue is just an anomaly?

NoOne · 10-22-2017, 12:37 PM

assuming it's not the offseason, being on an active roster should be enough to knock off rust -- like a reserve roster or active roster, if you don't have a mil system for rehab assignments.

as far as the ration of time needed to knock of rust relative to length of absence, i doon't know it off hand.. but there are suggestions in the forums. good place to start and poke and prod to see if you can do better.

10-21-2017, 10:08 PM	#1
Coltrane Minors (Triple A) Join Date: May 2015 Location: Rhode Island Posts: 228	Freddy issue So I'm playing a 12 team random debut league with no MiLB. Recently I had an issue with my pitcher, Freddy Garcia, going on dl stint for TJ surgery. Comes back 13 months later, pitches 4 innings and BAM! Bone chips in elbow, 8 more months on DL. My question is, should I put players coming off DL on the reserve roster as a makeshift rehab assignment to minors or does it not matter and my Freddy issue is just an anomaly?

10-22-2017, 12:37 PM	#2
NoOne Hall Of Famer Join Date: Apr 2015 Posts: 7,167	assuming it's not the offseason, being on an active roster should be enough to knock off rust -- like a reserve roster or active roster, if you don't have a mil system for rehab assignments. as far as the ration of time needed to knock of rust relative to length of absence, i doon't know it off hand.. but there are suggestions in the forums. good place to start and poke and prod to see if you can do better.