Col. Mustard

Waivers are set in the reverse order of standings, and run after every dropped player. Thanks for the reply but, I don't know if that solution would work, we have a limited reserve roster and an injury would have to be replaced during the playoffs. We are considering a frozen roster but only by teams mathematically eliminated from the playoffs.

Our League went to a Dynasty/Keeper format this year and it's great. We have a $100 cap that comes into effect only on auction day. i.e. You can make a trade during the season to put you over the cap, but you must be back within the cap when your keepers are declared. My Question is this: Right now there are teams that are eliminated from the playoffs that have to get within the cap. Potentially they could pick up a flyer rookie worth $1 and drop Shawn Alexander $36. We are OK with that but, a team still in the playoffs could now pick him up. Do any of you commissioners out there have any ideas? On one hand it's unfair to not let people mathmatically eliminated strengthen their team for next year, on the other why should one team in the playoffs get the benefit of a big value player. Has anybody run into this problem? What did you do to fix it?