If a player on your active roster starts the season in the minors or goes up and down during the year, how do you move him back and forth? Thanks for any input
Post by Minnesota Twins on Mar 13, 2019 12:45:06 GMT -5
If a guy is signed to Major league contract you are stuck with him on your roster whether he is in majors or minors UNLESS you put him in one of your waiver spots then you can move him from waivers to active roster whenever you feel like it.
If they are in your minor leagues you can call them up and pay them $600k for 1-5 yrs (almost always 5 yrs) then that first yr of their callup for cashman you can move them from minors and majors as many times as you want.
Post by Minnesota Twins on Mar 13, 2019 12:47:58 GMT -5
For example I signed Michael Pineda but out him on waivers which is why he wasn't on my Yahoo team. I could have brought him back when someone went on DL or I freed up a spot by cutting someone else.
Right now I have Corbin Burnes in my minor leagues. If I wanted I could call him up and sign him now. Then say he isoved to bullpen I could send him back to the minors. Or I can leave him in minors all yr and at the end of the yr if he goes over 50 innings pitched I can choose to sign him for next yr or let him walk.
