Is It Fair To Implement This Rule Immediately?

[the lone star]

In one of my dynasty leagues, we have been able to place players on IR and keep them there, even if the player returns from injury. We've done this for a few years now, and there have been no formal rule changes. Furthermore, a new rule that was disclose told us that we could activate a player returning from injury "if we want."

 

However, this is not what the commissioner intended. He actually wanted all players returning from injury to be automatically activated and promoted to the active roster. He says that this rule was something he and the co-commish discussed, but never disclosed to the group, or disclosed incorrectly.

 

He's saying that he will use his power as commish to unilaterally activate such players, and that if a team has to cut someone from the roster to make such a change, then he will either force them to cut someone, or cut the player that needs to be activated.

 

What do you think of this? Is it fair for the commish to implement this rule immediately, or should have have to wait since he and the co-commish kinda messed up on how it was disclosed. Again, some players have already been placed on IR due to injuries that have occurred during the off-season and regular season.

 

Please let me know what you think. Thanks.

Edited September 16, 2018 by the lone star

[millworkguy]

I was shocked by the title as I have many opinions about the role of a commish,  and i went to read it, but I've blocked your content so I cant....

 

 Feeling better, dealing with your drama isnt in my life

 

[the lone star]

11 hours ago, millworkguy said:

I was shocked by the title as I have many opinions about the role of a commish,  and i went to read it, but I've blocked your content so I cant....

 

 Feeling better, dealing with your drama isnt in my life

 

 

Cool. Gluck to the Seahawks tonight.

[Sunday Couch Potatoe]

You have more drama than Jerry Springer 

[the lone star]

15 hours ago, Sunday Couch Potatoe said:

You have more drama than Jerry Springer 

 

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