POSTION ELIGIBILITY AND THE P/UT

UT and P are only available as starting lineup positions if no other Positional option is listed in the Set Starting Lineup module.

P (see below)

Only 5 owners can Currently use P to fill  SP/RP starting lineup slot.

Every other rostered pitcher has earned eligibility at either SP or RP.

P is only used when neither SP or RP positions are available in lineup function.

After 2 appearances at SP or RP, set lineup will display permanent eligibility.

Until 2 appearances occur in 2020, use P to start above pitchers as Indicated*.

UT

Nobody should Currently use UT to fill out the Starting Lineup Positions.

Every Currently rostered hitter has a position (s) available in lineup module..

UT is only used to start rookies/newbies without system position eligibility.

After 3 appearances at one position, set lineup will display field eligibility

Until 3 appearances occur in 2020, use UT to start a hitter at his primary spot

Current Five P Exceptions; Currently no UT exceptions noted.

BloodyGloves        Kim is P who can fill RP slot.

Conv.Fashion Howard is  P who can fill SP slot

DireStraits     Lindblom is P who can fill SP slot.

TrustySteed         Gore  is P who can fill SP slot

HOmebyTwoi     Wright is P who can fill SP slot.

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Hitters 10 games at a postion in 2019 to quality in 2020,

Hitters   3 games at a position in 2020 to qualify in 2020.

Pitchers  5 games at RP/SP in 2019 or 2 games in 2020.

New Weekend Transaction Period Details

-----------------Auction runs SUNDAY, July 19th  at 12pm ET.----------

BIDMEISTER is OPEN  to accept Bids.
All NL Major and Minor Leaguers are available.

Check the major/minor pools carefully.

Rosters now have 8 Reserve Slots (+1 from draft), so you dont have to release anyone.

FREE AGENT BUDGET IS ONLY $75.
The CashBack rule will Not be Adopted in 2020. Too much other madness.

-----------------UPCOMING KEY DATES FOR NEXT 7 DAYS  ------------

Sunday at Noon    -    Auction Runs for all NL Minor/Major Leaguers  (July 19)

Sun12 - Mon12pm -    IFA Period     add One major leaguer for $1.

Monday at Noon    - Bidmeister opens to take Thursday Auction bids.

Thursday at Noon -  Auction Runs for all NL Minor/Major Leaguers   (July 23)

Thu12 - Fri12pm  -       IFA Period    add one major leaguer for $1

Thursday at 7pm -       Lineup Deadline and Season Begins            (July 23)

Next Friday Evening -  BidMeister takes bids for July 31st Sunday auction.    

-------------------------GOING FORWARDS  --------------------

Auctions for all NLmajor/ minor leaguers run each Thursday and Sunday at Noon.

IFA period follows each auction ending Noon Mon or Friday. 
IFA is $1 add/drop.  Only one move per period. Only MLB players to be added.

2020 Fasano: Braving Thru Updated

Well pick up the schedule on July 23 using the July 24th matchups printed back in March.

Season is 42 games, or 14 series. ending Sept 13.

One week of Playoff ending Sept 20.

Rosters will expand One slot.

Free Agent budget is $75.

Trade Deadline is Sept 7th.

Hitters will get new position eligibility afer only 3 games,

Pitchers will get new position eligibility after only 2 appearances.

DH only qualifiers can start as CI or fourth OF.

Acution/IFA now occurs SUNDAY in addition to THURDAY.
Lineups submission  deadline now Player game start time Monday and Finday.

Fee is cut to 100 bucks which leaves 940 for prizes after reduced fee. 

Pennant Winner    350  bucks

Playoff Champ      350  bucks

2nd Place Playoff  100  bucks

Bottom Bracket      100 bucks   

2nd-Half Most Pts     40  bucks

Additional playoff/prize  notes:

The playoff will be in All-Play format and run One Full Week, Sept 14-20th.

Top scoring team in Top Bracket 1st-5th and Bottom Bracket 6th-10th win.

At midweek of playoff week, whomever has less points between 4th/5th and 9th/10th is eliminated.
If mlb cancels prior to seven series complete we cancel and refund. 

If it dies before Halftime, full refunds and cancel. 

If it dies after Halftime 1st 350,  2nd 250  3rd 150   4th 115  5th 75.

In the unlikely event the season dies after halftime and comes back, well use available standings to seed playoffs. 

2018 REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS AND POINT TOTALS

TEAM	WIN	LOSS	PF	PA	BAT	PITCH
DIREstraits	82	53	5959.2	5217.8	2842	3119
ConvincingFashion	81	54	6001.5	5535.6	2863	3136
Tony's Team	73	62	5743.9	5149.8	2670	3074
Trusty Steed	72	63	5694.3	5366.4	2908	2788
HOME BY TWO	69	66	5612	5686.1	2578	3040
Phillys Phinest	64	71	5364.3	5608.5	2700	2666
Ballbusters	64	71	5005.2	5119.8	2752	2254
Bloody Glove	62	73	5145.5	5385.9	2768	2375
PANDAS	63	72	4954.1	5300.8	2597	2331
JUDGE	45	90	4787.2	5896.6	2065	2722

Pitching Eligibility - SP -RP - P

Pitching Eligibility - SP -RP - P

Rules are SAME as last year! 

Starting Lineup (5SP, 3RP) and Eligibility rules* are same as last year. 

NEW: *All Pitchers now  tagged with  (dummy position) P. 

1) Players tagged eligible with just: P are either rookies or cup  o'coffee guys from last season who have not met minimum appearances for eligibity at SP or RP. 

a) Pitchers with only the P  tag/position may still serve as one of your active 5 SP or 3 RPs....  True Rookies can start at their one Obvious position while in minors, either RP or SP.

b) Rookie Ps with just a few games of ML B experience - but not enough.for eligibility - may start  where they have a majority of appearances (SP or RP).. If appearances are tied 1-1 or 2-2, owner may choose either RP or SP.

c) You will use P position to put Newbies into your starting lineup as either SP or RP....   Both You and Commissioner will be aware if your P is actually an SP or RP....   Each owner can either figure this out for themselves or else contact commish to confirm what is correct.

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 2018 DRAFT ELIGIBILITY  

(Site Link Updated with Accurate Eligibility)

2017: 5 appearances =  2018 eligiblity at  SP, RP.

2018: 3 appearances=   2018 eligibility at SP, RP 

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HITTER POSITION ELIGIBILITY AT THE NEW UT

Just as P has been added as dummy position for all Pitchers, UT is the new dummy position for all Hitters.

If a Hitter has UT as his only eligiblie position, he did not meet the minimum of 10 Games Played at any one position in 2017.

Owners may start a UT (with zero mlb games) at his one Obvious and Primary position in the Minors. 

Owners may start a UT (with Some mlb games, but Less han minimum to qualify) at the one position where he has accrued most appearances.

You will enter him into your lineup as a UT, but it will be "known" that owner has either employed the player correctly or asked for guidance.

 2018 DRAFT ELIGIBILITY  

(Site Link Updated with Accurate Eligibility)

2017:  10 appearances =  2018 eligiblity at Hitter Position.

2018:  5   appearances=   2018 eligibility at  Hitter Position.

(note Hitters/Pitchers have different appearance minimums)!

2017 Final Standings and Results

2017  FINAL REGULAR SEASON STANDINGS

TEAM	WIN	LOSS		PCT	PF	PA
ConvincingFashion	84	48		.636....	6486	5260
DIREstraits	76	56		.575....	6291	5253
PANDAS	75	57		.568....	6085	5745.
Ballbusters	66	66		.500....	5756	5718.
Tony's Team	63	69		.477....	5521	6037.
Phillys Phinest	60	72		.454....	5612	6084
Trusty Steed	60	72		.454....	5609	5964.
HOOK	60	72		.454....	5539	5779.
Bloody Glove	60	72		.454....	5171	5855.
HOME BY TWO	56	76	........	.424....	5427....	5803.

44 Series 132-game Regular Season Ending 9.1.17 Ballbusters defeat Tony in hi-bracket weekend Playin HomebyTwo defeats Bloody Glove in lo bracket Playin Semifinals, CF vs. BB;  DS vs. Pandas Semifinals  PP vs H2;  TS vs. TSteeds

2017 Prizes *CONVINCING FASHION $550 Regular Season Pennant * $600 League Playoff Champion * $225 Championship Round 2nd Place * $200 Championship Round 3rd Place * $175 Championship Round 4th Plac * $150 Bottom Bracket Winner

New Bottom Bracket System Embraces Ressurections and 3-Somes.

1) No word from the top bracket teams CF or PP so it's default seed matchups for the week-long series beginning tonight.

Reminder, the lineup you set tonight can be adjusted, later, for the Fri-Sun portion of this semifinal round.

2) Proposed for NEXT YEAR (provided we dont expand/contract owners):

*Seeds 4 and 5 still meet for the top bracket weekend play-in round. 

*Seed 6 still gets weekend bye and choice of semifinal, low-bracket foe.

*Seed 7 still gets weekend bye to the low-bracket semifinals.

Changes:

* The Loser of the 4/5 weekend High-Bracket Play-in would now go directly to Low-Bracket, week-long semifinals. This is revised due to pretty overwhelming popular demand, despite commish objection :(

* The Low-Bracket, weekend playoff would now be a 3-some (much to the delight of our e.d. sponsor). Seeds 8-9-10 will now be a Troika competition, with the weekend Hi-Scorer advancing to the semifinals of the Lo-Bracket.

Analysis/Origin:

This proposal is about 75-80% from Kennys suggestion, as he was the one who brought this issue to the table. Kennys proposal put 7th-10th in the low-bracket play-in. My tweak was to make this 8th-10th, preserving some value and competition for the 7th seed...  Its not that I care a lick about seeds 7-10; however, anything that creates some tangible reason for bottom seeds to win the final few series, is Good for the Top Teams in the Pennant race.

I strongly prefer to leave the brackets as they are because its the best thing for the Top, Pennant-contending teams... I would even be eager to allow Seeds 4/5 to choose top bracket weekend play-in OR swapping places with a Lo-Bracket team that has no weekend play-in. 

I think doing anything to potentially compromise the top teams pennant race is a move in the wrong direction.  

I may be right. I may be wrong, but I am most definitely in the Minority!

This change would seem to address the concerns about early weekend exits for the 4th/5th seed and allow them to keep on competing vs bottom feeders.  Agree? Object.

Rookie RP/SP Eligibility as Illustrated (in progress) by Tyler Pill

1) SP/RP Eligibility 1.1:  The Tyler Pill Saga continues

Pill is a great example of a rookie whose eligibility is in flux, Check it out:

a) Pill was an SP in minors so his eligibility BEFORE debuting in MLB was SP only.

b) Pill made his debut at RP, which then changed his eligibility to RP only.

c) Pill's next appearance was at SP, so his eligibility changed to SP and RP.

d) Right now Pill has 1 appearance at RP and 2 appearances at SP.

As soon as he gets to 3 appearances at either slot, his eligibility will change, again!, to either SP or RP only.

e)  Given that Mets are adding two starters this week and Pill has struggled, it seems likeliest that if he stays in MLB, he is going hit 3 appearances at RP first... 

f) If/when this happens, I will have to Manually Remove Pill's eligibility at SP.  The system can automatically add eligibility, but it doesnt automatically take away eligibility...  

g) If I dont catch the change and make it manually, the Onus is on Pill's owner to check his Eligibility...  If I can keep tabs on the whole league, each owner can keep tabs on the 1 or 2 players you might have who are similar to Pill.

RP/SP ELIGIBILITY ENFORCEMENT TO BE STRICTLY ENFORCED.

This is sent just for the record and to have some documentation on the rules, especially those affecting pitchers with very few mlb games.

Ok, we've given plenty of running start for folks to get acclaimated to the eligibility requirement for SP/RP.  From the set-lineup page its very easy to view last years and this years appearances at fielding positions or GS (Games Started).  The system will, typically, automatically react when a Veteran achieves the minimum appearances to obtain eligibility. But system is not perfect so know your players... Nobody has more than a handful of players to keep an eye on and it literally takes two seconds from the set lineup page to check eligibility, so do it or face the consequences.
If you have questions about your guys, ideally, you can look up the data, but if there is confusion dont hesitate to contact Ted.

If a player is found in your starting lineup at an ineligible position after lineup deadline, that player will always be replaced, first, by an eligible player who is least likely to score points. DL-injured players and minor leaguers, will be the first choice to replace an ineligible starter. Beyond that the ineligible player gets replaced by the eligible active mlb player who has the least points in current season.  The league will be notified of any such adjustments but they will be Inputted Directly according to the following critera and not owner discretion.

SP/RP/BOTH eligibility requirements:
Either 5 appearances in previous season or 3 appearances in current season.

ROOKIES/MLB DEBUTS/ PLAYERS WITH LESS THAN MINIMUM APPEARANCES

1- Completely Virgin MLB players qualify Only at their primary position in the minor leagues.

2- Once a "virgin" appears in a game he is eligible at any position where he appears, UNTIL HE MEETS the Minimum to qualify at one position. So if Tyler Pill makes his debut at RP and then his next appearance is at SP, he qualifies for both RP and SP.  But as soon as he hits 3 appearances at SP, his RP eligiblity is Gone until he racks up 3 slots there.

3- The most common error in SP/RP lineup issues is that a new player loses eligibility as described above. The System does not always automatically remove Eligibility in cases like Pill, decribed above.

4- IT IS RESPONSIBILITY OF EACH OWNER TO MONITOR AND CONFIRM ELIGIBILITY OR BE EXPOSED TO THE REPLACEMENT SYSTEM ABOVE.

99% of the time, eligibility goes on Auto Pilot. The exceptions are nearly always players with very little mlb experience, so there are not many guys to watch and its very easy to get the numbers.
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Position players' eligibility follows the same guidelines for new players; however the guidelines are 10games previous season/ 5 games current instead of the 5/3 games for pitchers.

Juan Nicasio April 26th, 2017, to Have and to Hold?

Something called Baseball Info Solutions (BIS) is our site's stat provider. It appears they generate their own content(?)   They are Not feeding a Hold for Nicasio on April 26th. Stats Inc is also Not feeding a hold.

But mlb.com and espn.com DO both record a Hold for Nicasio on the 26th. 

Hey, Is this a Hold spot? Damn thats my hand not my phone.

Ultimately we have never varied from a ruling by our site's provider, But I would like to know that they do acknowledge their discrepancy with mlb/espn.com and can confirm why the discrepancy exists. 

I assume it is because an argument can be made that Nicasio was (inherently) not able to get a save.  One of the definitions of a hold is that it has to be a save situation. In this case Nicasio entered the game with the lead in the 4th inning.  In order to get a Save he would have had to pitch the next 4.3 innings and hold the lead. But the reality is if he actually did that, the official scorer would certainly make him the winning pitcher. In my opinion, Nicasio never had a real chance at a save or a hold - just a win.

The Hold "statistic " has lot of quirks, oddities and inconsistencies.  In my opinion, this is yet another one of them. 

This excellent espn commentary on HOLDS addresses the issue we are current facing.

Im focusing on this issue not only because this decision affects a game in the standing between phinests/ballbusters on april 27th...but also to emphasize that our policy, out of simplicity, is to go with what the site offers statistically.  I would like to confirm that the issue has been or is being considered. 

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This below is from onroto.com, asking for patience with stat changes. 

And finally, our standard spiel about stat corrections:

In 22 years of doing this, we've rarely gone a full week, much less a full month, without there being some errors in the stats provided by our supplier (regardless of who that supplier may be -- we currently use Baseball Info Solutions, who supplies stats to a large number of large web sites and MLB teams, etc). When errors (or changes in the official scoring) occur, they are always caught and corrected by BIS, who then notifies us. After we're notified of a change, we will then (and only then) correct the stats and standings of all our leagues. We have elaborate procedures and protocols in place for handling this.Please note that even if we had been personally present at a game and had witnessed an unforgettable performance -- like a perfect game -- that didn't show correctly in the next day's stat report, we would not make a hand correction to our stat database until after we heard from BIS. It is absolutely paramount that we keep our stat data base in synch with BIS's.
So if you run across any errors in the standing and stat reports, please don't email us about it -- we wouldn't do anything about it until we got the updated data from BIS (which we always do -- usually the next day) anyway.

SP/RP ELIGIBILITY 2017

SP/RP ELIGIBILTY for STARTING LINEUPS

(2016)  5 Appearances to qualify at either SP, RP or Both. 

(2017)  3 Appearances to qualify at either SP RP, or Both.

All Pitchers are designated P. 

Each P. is eligible to start at SP, RP or SP/RP (choose).

Pitcher eligibility guidelines 

More Details on eligibility Guidelines for Pitchers and Hitters (Below)

THE OUTLIERS - 20 ELIGIBLE PITCHERS, MOSTLY MISFITS, WHO OFFER THE FLEXIBILITY TO START AT EITHER SP or RP.

Most players are eligible for this years draft at the one position you would expect. Only about 20 Pitchers in this year's draft can fill either SP or RP lineup slot in a series.

Most are marginal veterans, some are promising youngsters, and only a few are likely to prosper in 2017.

*Raisel Iglesias, Ivan Nova, David Phelps, , 

*Scott Feldman, Luis  Perdomo  Albert Suarez SFJordan Lyles, Clay Buchholz, 

*Patt Corbin, Jeff Locke, Juan Nicasio, Jhoylis Chacin,

*Mike Montgomery, Clayton Richard, Jose Urena, Ross Stripling, Tommy Milone. Wade LeBlanc.

Players of Note

David Phelps made 5 starts last August for the Phish and that technically makes him eligible at SP this year. Phelps is one of the few effective players who begin 2017 with Fasano eligiblity at both SP and RP... Last year Phelps crushed it in 59 relief appearances, but prior to that he was mainly a Starting Pitcher for 4 years. In my opinion, Phelps may be the epitome of what we are looking for in a dual eligiblity pitcher. Statistically, he is just barely worthy of the dual designation, but based on his sustained success at both positions in MLB, he is a beacon.

On the reverse side, we have Ian Nova, who has been a 7-year  starting pitcher only.  Last April, while waiting for the schedule to demand a 5th starter, he was the longman in a half dozen games. By May he started nonstop,as he's always done. and is projected to do for the Pirates this year.  The stats/eligibility requirements says his 6 RP/26 GS make him 2017 eligible at both RP or SP for Basically  Nova's eligiblity is kind of a freak occurrence and worthy of exploiting if he can contiue his return to form.

Iglesias Cincy, made the Stat minimum of 5 GS last April, and then pitched nothing but relief the rest of the year. Iglesias projects to be nothing but a RP in 2017, but that pre-injury run in April makes him probably the most notable benificiary of having 2017 eligibility at SP and RP from the get-go. Iglesias is an outlier but more deservingly so that Nova. He was a proven stater for a season and is not far removed from that. 

How about that Luis Perdomo, he's worthy of the SP/RP status and a notable candidate to toil in the Pardres rotation all year. He logged 15 relief appearances over the first couple months of his rookie campaign before being "promoted" to the rotation. 

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New MLB players initially qualify at just their previous primary position. Once a pitcher makes 3 appearances  at either SP or RP in the 2017 season, that becomes his position. A minor league SP, with no mlb experience, qualifies at SP in your starting lineup. But if his first 3 mlb appearances are at RP, he immediately becomes RP only. 

Ty Blach SF is interesting. He played 4 games last year, 2 at SP and 2 at RP. Even though his primary position in the past and projected forward is SP, 2016, cup of coffee stats make him RP only. Should he pitch only as a Starter in 2017,, he would be SP only as soon as he makes 3 starts. 

Pitchers  who appeared in only 1-4 games at SP and/or RP in 2016 will initially qualify in 2017 at the one spot that had the most appearance. If tied, RP is the default. If Blach, above, had been 3 sp and 2 sp, then SP would be his default position.

This is the case with  Brett Anderson, who  pitched in 4 games last season, with 3 as an SP.  Tyler Glasnow had 4 starts and 3 relief appearances only. He begins 2017 qualified at SP only. 

One bug in the system is that it sometimes sorts players over zealously to RP in his first few weeks in the league and this needs to be corrected manually, as was with anderson and glasnow.

5sp/3rp Returns for 2017 - Letter to the Minority Opinion

Appreciate your acknowledging the otherwise unanimous support of 5/3 from the 8 other returning owners and find it Bigly of you to be on board (albeit, with duly noted objection). Btw, Jeff/Dire did register consent with the change last nite. But after kicking our butts silly the past several years, he's probably just interested in finding a new challenge!

I believe you pov is well taken regarding freedom, which was a big factor in the league voting out the 5/3 original requirement back in the Alan Shiffert Scheduling Manager heyday of the early aughts. 

Dave, Kenny, Scottie and myself were part of the change from 5/3  to Any8 Ps back in the day. Like flower children in the 60s, we were intrigued to experience/experiment with the new freedoms of inclusivenss and letting pithers be free to heave without the hangups of labels like sp and rp, man. And shee-it, once the BigO came into office in '08, could we ever regress back to the founding fathers 5/3 totalitarian dogma?

Look. If the Hilary had been a better candidate, we probably wouldnt be having this discussion. But as goes the Nation, so goes Fasano. Constitutional orthodoxy is back in vogue and I ask you this?  Can a 10-member society of fantasy misfits hold back the ebb and flow of cultural mores?

Yeah, it could... But in this case it didn't... Seriously, my suprise at the near unanimous support for a change back to the game's original pitching construct (and a fareweall to the hedonistic experiement that brought us rosters perverted with an un-naturel abundance of SPs and rampant venerial infections) is equal to yours!

No changes can happen after the draft without Unanimous League Vote. If there were a bloc of owners against this rule reversal, I would reluctantly side with the No camp. Several days before the draft is NOT a good time to alienate owners, as we need all 10 on board to raise this Phoenix Sunday night. 

To that end, I appreciate your expressing acceptance of the "mandate," as well as your support for "individual freedom to choose".  I am very surprised (but pleased) this return to orthodoxy has met with wide acceptance - mainly because both points of view have intrinsic merit. But then again, with Roe v. Wade hanging by a thread and the pendulum of societal norms on the move, surprised is likely the new norm. 

Drag and Drop Your Changes to onRoto's Default Draft Room Rankings.

Here are the default pre-rankings as they appeared when I logged into the draft room.
Theyve got only 3 Pitchers drafted in the first 3 rounds.
Our league took 19 last year. 17, 12, 16 in previous years.
It appears Billy Hamilton is going to be the first system-generated first Auto Pick for 2016 and 2017.
This tool has him picked 6 ahead of Bumganer and 12 picks ahead of Syndergaard.
Is it just me or does this list seem out of touch with the reality of how players, especially dominating starters, actually impact their teams' success?

Draft Pre-Rankings

Position the players (Drag and Drop) in the order that you want the draft room to use as your rankings

1.

Kris Bryant (3B) - 

2.

Paul Goldschmidt (1B) - Ari

3.

Nolan Arenado (3B) - Col

4.

Anthony Rizzo (1B) - ChC

5.

Bryce Harper (OF) - Was

6.

Clayton Kershaw (P) - LAD

7.

Joey Votto (1B) - Cin

8.

Freddie Freeman (1B) - Atl

9.

Giancarlo Stanton (OF) - Mia

10.

Jonathan Villar (SS) - Mil

11.

Trea Turner (OF) - Was

12.

Starling Marte (OF) - Pit

13.

Max Scherzer (P) - Was

14.

Daniel Murphy (2B) - Was

15.

Christian Yelich (OF) - Mia

16.

Charlie Blackmon (OF) - Col

17.

Yoenis Cespedes (OF) - NYM

18.

Ryan Braun (OF) - Mil

19.

Billy Hamilton (OF) - Cin

20.

Corey Seager (SS) - LAD

21.

Eric Thames (OF) - Mil

22.

Gregory Polanco (OF) - Pit

23.

Andrew McCutchen (OF) - Pit

24.

Matt Kemp (OF) - Atl

25.

Madison Bumgarner (P) - SF

26.

Dee Gordon (2B) - Mia

27.

Ian Desmond (OF) - Col

28.

Trevor Story (SS) - Col

29.

Carlos Gonzalez (OF) - Col

30.

A.J. Pollock (OF) - Ari

31.

Noah Syndergaard (P) - NYM

32.

Kenley Jansen (P) - LAD

33.

Wil Myers (1B) - SD

34.

Jon Lester (P) - ChC

35.

Jake Arrieta (P) - ChC

36.

Javier Baez (3B) - ChC

37.

D.J. LeMahieu (2B) - Col

38.

Jake Lamb (3B) - Ari

39.

Adam Duvall (OF) - Cin

40.

Justin Turner (3B) - LAD

41.

Anthony Rendon (3B) - Was

42.

Matt Carpenter (3B) - StL

43.

Buster Posey (C) - SF

44.

Wade Davis (P) - ChC

45.

Seung-hwan Oh (P) - StL

46.

Johnny Cueto (P) - SF

47.

Adam Eaton (OF) - Was

48.

Jose Peraza (SS) - Cin

49.

Kyle Schwarber (OF) - ChC

50.

Mark Melancon (P) - SF

51.

Randal Grichuk (OF) - StL

52.

Maikel Franco (3B) - Phi

53.

Stephen Strasburg (P) - Was

54.

Marcell Ozuna (OF) - Mia

55.

Adrian Gonzalez (1B) - LAD

56.

Jeurys Familia (P) - NYM

57.

Addison Russell (SS) - ChC

58.

Kenta Maeda (P) - LAD

59.

Kyle Hendricks (P) - ChC

60.

Hunter Pence (OF) - SF

61.

Stephen Piscotty (OF) - StL

62.

Brandon Belt (1B) - SF

63.

David Dahl (OF) - Col

64.

Jacob DeGrom (P) - NYM

65.

Tony Watson (P) - Pit

66.

Eduardo Nunez (3B) - SF

67.

Odubel Herrera (OF) - Phi

68.

Domingo Santana (OF) - Mil

69.

Shawn Kelley (P) - Was

70.

Zack Greinke (P) - Ari

71.

A.J. Ramos (P) - Mia

72.

Steven Matz (P) - NYM

73.

Neil Walker (2B) - NYM

74.

Yasiel Puig (OF) - LAD

75.

Jason Heyward (OF) - ChC

76.

Jameson Taillon (P) - Pit

77.

John Lackey (P) - ChC

78.

Eugenio Suarez (3B) - Cin

79.

Carlos Martinez (P) - StL

80.

Ender Inciarte (OF) - Atl

81.

Dexter Fowler (OF) - StL

82.

Tommy Joseph (1B) - Phi

83.

Willson Contreras (C) - ChC

84.

Gerrit Cole (P) - Pit

85.

Joc Pederson (OF) - LAD

86.

Jeff Samardzija (P) - SF

87.

Yasmany Tomas (OF) - Ari

88.

Rich Hill (P) - LAD

89.

Ben Zobrist (2B) - ChC

90.

Raisel Iglesias (P) - Cin

91.

Matt Harvey (P) - NYM

92.

Jay Bruce (OF) - NYM

93.

Julio Teheran (P) - Atl

94.

Justin Bour (1B) - Mia

95.

Martin Prado (3B) - Mia

96.

Josh Harrison (2B) - Pit

97.

Brandon Drury (OF) - Ari

98.

Yangervis Solarte (3B) - SD

99.

Jacob Realmuto (C) - Mia

100.

Vincent Velasquez (P) - Phi

101.

Julio Urias (P) - LAD

102.

Kolten Wong (2B) - StL

103.

Brandon Crawford (SS) - SF

104.

David Peralta (OF) - Ari

105.

Asdrubal Cabrera (SS) - NYM

106.

Fernando Rodney (P) - Ari

107.

Aaron Nola (P) - Phi

108.

Gio Gonzalez (P) - Was

109.

Joe Panik (2B) - SF

110.

Tyler Glasnow (P) - Pit

111.

Dansby Swanson (SS) - Atl

112.

Aledmys Diaz (SS) - StL

113.

Scott Kazmir (P) - LAD

114.

Denard Span (OF) - SF

115.

Wei-Yin Chen (P) - Mia

116.

Howie Kendrick (OF) - Phi

117.

Jim Johnson (P) - Atl

118.

Jerad Eickhoff (P) - Phi

119.

Joe Ross (P) - Was

120.

Tanner Roark (P) - Was

121.

Jaime Garcia (P) - Atl

122.

Junior Guerra (P) - Mil

123.

Zach Davies (P) - Mil

124.

Orlando Arcia (SS) - Mil

125.

Jung-ho Kang (3B) - Pit

126.

Adam Wainwright (P) - StL

127.

Chris Owings (SS) - Ari

128.

Robbie Ray (P) - Ari

129.

Lance Lynn (P) - StL

130.

Nick Markakis (OF) - Atl

131.

Jeremy Hellickson (P) - Phi

132.

Jon Gray (P) - Col

133.

Brandon Maurer (P) - SD

134.

Dan Straily (P) - Mia

135.

Anthony DeSclafani (P) - Cin

136.

Clay Buchholz (P) - Phi

137.

Logan Forsythe (2B) - LAD

138.

Corey Knebel (P) - Mil

139.

Edinson Volquez (P) - Mia

140.

Hector Neris (P) - Phi

141.

Josh Bell (1B) - Pit

142.

Wilmer Flores (3B) - NYM

143.

Curtis Granderson (OF) - NYM

144.

Matt Moore (P) - SF

145.

Jayson Werth (OF) - Was

146.

Mike Leake (P) - StL

147.

Adam Ottavino (P) - Col

148.

Taijuan Walker (P) - Ari

149.

Addison Reed (P) - NYM

150.

Ivan Nova (P) - Pit

151.

Brandon Phillips (2B) - Atl

152.

R.A. Dickey (P) - Atl

153.

Kyle Barraclough (P) - Mia

154.

Joaquin Benoit (P) - Phi

155.

Bartolo Colon (P) - Atl

156.

Cesar Hernandez (2B) - Phi

157.

Chad Kuhl (P) - Pit

158.

Tyler Anderson (P) - Col

159.

Keon Broxton (OF) - Mil

160.

Lucas Duda (1B) - NYM

161.

Mike Montgomery (P) - ChC

162.

Michael Wacha (P) - StL

163.

Brad Hand (P) - SD

164.

Pedro Baez (P) - LAD

165.

Brad Ziegler (P) - Mia

166.

Grant Dayton (P) - LAD

167.

Alex Dickerson (OF) - SD

168.

Greg Holland (P) - Col

169.

Brandon Finnegan (P) - Cin

170.

Hector Rondon (P) - ChC

171.

Pedro Strop (P) - ChC

172.

Travis Jankowski (OF) - SD

173.

Adam Conley (P) - Mia

174.

Koji Uehara (P) - ChC

175.

Alexander Reyes (P) - StL

176.

Michael Lorenzen (P) - Cin

177.

David Phelps (P) - Mia

178.

Tom Koehler (P) - Mia

179.

Robert Gsellman (P) - NYM

180.

Felipe Rivero (P) - Pit

181.

Jedd Gyorko (2B) - StL

182.

Yasmani Grandal (C) - LAD

183.

Luke Weaver (P) - StL

184.

Blake Treinen (P) - Was

185.

Shelby Miller (P) - Ari

186.

Travis Shaw (3B) - Mil

187.

Edubray Ramos (P) - Phi

188.

Brett Cecil (P) - StL

189.

Jimmy Nelson (P) - Mil

190.

Jacob Barnes (P) - Mil

191.

Neftali Feliz (P) - Mil

192.

Sergio Romo (P) - LAD

193.

Trevor Rosenthal (P) - StL

194.

Chase Anderson (P) - Mil

195.

Juan Nicasio (P) - Pit

196.

Antonio Bastardo (P) - Pit

197.

Carlos Torres (P) - Mil

198.

Alex Wood (P) - LAD

199.

Archie Bradley (P) - Ari

200.

Kevin Siegrist (P) - StL

201.

Koda Glover (P) - Was

202.

Drew Storen (P) - Cin

203.

C. J. Edwards (P) - ChC

204.

Zack Cozart (SS) - Cin

205.

Chad Bettis (P) - Col

206.

Hunter Strickland (P) - SF

207.

Pat Neshek (P) - Phi

208.

Hansel Robles (P) - NYM

209.

Scott Feldman (P) - Cin

210.

Ryan Buchter (P) - SD

211.

Scott Schebler (OF) - Cin

212.

Daniel Hudson (P) - Pit

213.

Mike Foltynewicz (P) - Atl

214.

Junichi Tazawa (P) - Mia

215.

Adonis Garcia (3B) - Atl

216.

Hernan Perez (3B) - Mil

217.

Michael Saunders (OF) - Phi

218.

Jhoulys Chacin (P) - SD

219.

Arodys Vizcaino (P) - Atl

220.

Ryan Zimmerman (1B) - Was

221.

Zack Wheeler (P) - NYM

222.

Hyun-Jin Ryu (P) - LAD

223.

Tim Adleman (P) - Cin

224.

Jeanmar Gomez (P) - Phi

225.

Manuel Margot (OF) - SD

226.

Brock Stewart (P) - LAD

227.

Jonathan Broxton (P) - StL

228.

Ryan Schimpf (2B) - SD

229.

Michael Conforto (OF) - NYM

230.

Justin Grimm (P) - ChC

231.

Jhonny Peralta (3B) - StL

232.

Derek Law (P) - SF

233.

Fernando Salas (P) - NYM

234.

Tommy Milone (P) - Mil

235.

Jake McGee (P) - Col

236.

Daniel Winkler (P) - Atl

237.

Josh Fields (P) - LAD

238.

Chaz Roe (P) - Atl

239.

Sammy Solis (P) - Was

240.

Will Smith (P) - SF

241.

Albert Suarez (P) - SF

242.

Wily Peralta (P) - Mil

243.

Cody Reed (P) - Cin

244.

Kevin Quackenbush (P) - SD

245.

Carter Capps (P) - SD

246.

Patrick Corbin (P) - Ari

247.

Sean Rodriguez (1B) - Atl

248.

Brett Anderson (P) - ChC

249.

Jordy Mercer (SS) - Pit

250.

Tyler Chatwood (P) - Col

251.

Ian Krol (P) - Atl

252.

Randall Delgado (P) - Ari

253.

Homer Bailey (P) - Cin

254.

Brandon McCarthy (P) - LAD

255.

Jhan Marinez (P) - Mil

256.

Hunter Renfroe (OF) - SD

257.

Freddy Galvis (SS) - Phi

258.

Drew Hutchison (P) - Pit

259.

Mike Dunn (P) - Col

260.

David Hernandez (P) - SF

261.

Mauricio Cabrera (P) - Atl

262.

Cory Gearrin (P) - SF

263.

Miguel Socolovich (P) - StL

264.

Amir Garrett (P) - Cin

265.

David Freese (3B) - Pit

266.

Louis Coleman (P) - Cin

267.

Blake Wood (P) - Cin

268.

Yadier Molina (C) - StL

269.

Buddy Baumann (P) - SD

270.

Jose Dominguez (P) - SF

271.

Andrew Chafin (P) - Ari

272.

Jerry Blevins (P) - NYM

273.

George Kontos (P) - SF

274.

Brandon Woodruff (P) - Mil

275.

Nick Wittgren (P) - Mia

276.

Josh Hader (P) - Mil

277.

A.J. Cole (P) - Was

278.

Jake Thompson (P) - Phi

279.

Trevor Cahill (P) - SD

280.

Oliver Perez (P) - Was

281.

Cesar Vargas (P) - SD

282.

Luis Perdomo (P) - SD

283.

Luis Garcia (P) - Phi

284.

Steven Brault (P) - Pit

285.

Jose Torres (P) - SD

286.

Jesse Winker (OF) - Cin

287.

Christian Friedrich (P) - SD

288.

Jared Hughes (P) - Pit

289.

Jake Buchanan (P) - ChC

290.

Tyler Lyons (P) - StL

291.

Wade LeBlanc (P) - Pit

292.

Josh Smoker (P) - NYM

293.

Matt Bowman (P) - StL

294.

Zach Eflin (P) - Phi

295.

Jake Barrett (P) - Ari

296.

Enrique Burgos (P) - Ari

297.

Tony Cingrani (P) - Cin

298.

Keith Hessler (P) - SD

299.

Brian Duensing (P) - ChC

300.

Adam Liberatore (P) - LAD

301.

Adeiny Hechavarria (SS) - Mia

302.

Vance Worley (P) - Was

303.

Tom Murphy (C) - Col

304.

Clayton Richard (P) - SD

305.

A.J. Schugel (P) - Pit

306.

Devin Mesoraco (C) - Cin

307.

Seth Lugo (P) - NYM

308.

Matt Wisler (P) - Atl

309.

Chad Qualls (P) - Col

310.

Armando Rivero (P) - Atl

311.

Rubby De La Rosa (P) - Ari

312.

Jose A. Ramirez (P) - Atl

313.

Scott Oberg (P) - Col

314.

Matt Garza (P) - Mil

315.

Chris Rusin (P) - Col

316.

Jairo Diaz (P) - Col

317.

Derek Dietrich (2B) - Mia

318.

Luis Avilan (P) - LAD

319.

Josh Osich (P) - SF

320.

Erik Goeddel (P) - NYM

321.

Kevin Jepsen (P) - Ari

322.

Michael Blazek (P) - Mil

323.

Sam Tuivailala (P) - StL

324.

Brian Ellington (P) - Mia

325.

Ty Blach (P) - SF

326.

Josh Ravin (P) - LAD

327.

Andrew Toles (OF) - LAD

328.

Dustin McGowan (P) - Mia

329.

Felix Pena (P) - ChC

330.

Chris Hatcher (P) - LAD

331.

Austin Voth (P) - Was

332.

Trevor Williams (P) - Pit

333.

Josh Edgin (P) - NYM

334.

Ross Stripling (P) - LAD

335.

Ben Lively (P) - Phi

336.

Jered Weaver (P) - SD

337.

Matt Cain (P) - SF

338.

Zack Godley (P) - Ari

339.

Jeff Hoffman (P) - Col

340.

Tyler Jones (P) - Ari

341.

Alec Asher (P) - Phi

342.

Jeff Locke (P) - Mia

343.

Jose Urena (P) - Mia

344.

Albert Almora (OF) - ChC

345.

Jarred Cosart (P) - SD

346.

Clayton Blackburn (P) - SF

347.

Jason Stoffel (P) - Pit

348.

Joba Chamberlain (P) - Mil

349.

Josh Collmenter (P) - Atl

350.

Robert Stephenson (P) - Cin