League Rules
RECIPERemove Extra Franchise Players
Remove 19th Century players
Rosters:
Franchises formed in 1901-1903: All players must have had at least 1 AB or 1 IP for either the Cubs or White Sox Franchises in MLB History. Franchises began with 25 major league roster and 5 minor leaguers. Extra players were sent into the Free Agent Pool.
Chicago Cubs & Chicago White Sox: Rosters formed with players who only played for the franchise. In addition if a player played for both franchises the player is eligible for either franchise. 25/5
Kansas City Monarchs: Negro League players that also played in MLB.
Bingo Star Traveling Allstars: Negro League players that never played in MLB..
Some leagues use fictional player progression. To learn more about how players progress, check the Player Potential page.
League Settings
| Year Range of Stats | 1901 - 2030 |
| Roster Size (Majors) | 25 |
| Roster Size (Minors) | 25 |
| Keepers | |
| Change Stats Allowed | (not allowed while under contract) |
| Free Agency | |
| Drops | |
| No-Drop List | |
| Player Fatigue | |
| Batter Injuries | (8 games max) |
| Pitcher Injuries | (15 games max) |
| Use Pitcher's HR Allowed Stats | |
| Allows Max Surprise Bunts | |
| Min Batters Pitcher Must Face | 0 |
| Slump Buster | |
| On Fire | Uses WAR |
| User Sims | (every 8 hours) |
