Freel
Freel
He played for me last night. I hadn't sent in my new MP yet because I sent an email to the roster dude asking the game not be simmed so I could play it head to head against Jake. But a violation is a violation so I figured I'd go ahead and turn myself in
Does it really fuckin matter? Freel is out the year anyway.. a 1 month penalty imposed wouldn't do any damage...
so its for that reason, I respectfully ask the league to impose Freel's 1 month penalty on the Cardinal's Roy Oswalt or John Lackey so I can bury Aaron in the standings and win the NL Central outright
so its for that reason, I respectfully ask the league to impose Freel's 1 month penalty on the Cardinal's Roy Oswalt or John Lackey so I can bury Aaron in the standings and win the NL Central outright

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I think it does matter. Even if injuries penalties were not carried over year to year (I'm not sure they do though, someone clear me up here), it's the principle that Aaron requested his game not be simmed and it was. The way the other rules have previously been interpreted/enforced makes me question whether this would enforced as a rules violation, when it clearly should be simmer error and the penalty not imposed.
Frankly, simming has turned into a mess on quite a few occassions this year, between this, lineups and h2h games not being imported, delays, etc. I'm starting to wonder what makes it so hard. If you need any help Bren, just say the word.
Frankly, simming has turned into a mess on quite a few occassions this year, between this, lineups and h2h games not being imported, delays, etc. I'm starting to wonder what makes it so hard. If you need any help Bren, just say the word.
Dont take what I said the wrong way. I meant to say even if the 1 month rule of no Freel was imposed, it would have no consequence because he's already DL'ed for the year.
I'm not aware of it carrying over.
I'm not aware of it carrying over.
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I absolutely believe it is ludicrous to penalize a GM who had a DL'd player play when he specifically said "DON'T PLAY MY GAMES! cause I will be playing HtH" or he sent in an MP that wasn't used (same situation - but not this particular situation). If a GM can prove he took appropriate action before a DL'd player was included in a SIM game (and in this case Aaron doesn't need to prove it to me as I have no reason to doubt his word) that GM should not be subject to penalties.
Put simply, it ain't right to penalize a person who did no wrong!
Put simply, it ain't right to penalize a person who did no wrong!
I don't have a problem waiving it in this situation, THIS TIME, but saying you are going to sim head to head and then NOT doing it should not be excusable.
Get a roster in. Holding off on simming for a head to head game is a courtesy, it's not something I have to do or even technically supposed to do, and probably not even something I SHOULD do. It slows down the sim process and sometimes one gets missed. You guys had two days to play, you should have gotten a roster in, you clearly had th time to do so.
Get a roster in. Period.
Get a roster in. Holding off on simming for a head to head game is a courtesy, it's not something I have to do or even technically supposed to do, and probably not even something I SHOULD do. It slows down the sim process and sometimes one gets missed. You guys had two days to play, you should have gotten a roster in, you clearly had th time to do so.
Get a roster in. Period.