2022 Rule Change Voting Results | |||||||||
Code | Team | Manager | 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | |||
Start draft with 6 hour live call. | Revert draft time window to previous values. | Super Hal relief lists. | Allow League Secretary to reject usage spreadsheet. | ||||||
AAR | Aarlington Aardvarks | Steve Linke | N | N | M | Y | |||
BUR | Burbank Tigers | Wes Davies | N | N | M | M | |||
CHI | Chicago Colts | Rich Domovic | Y | N | M | M | |||
COL | Columbus Crowd | Frank Lopeman | N | N | Y | Y | |||
CRC | Caracas Leones | Alan Dyche & Glenn Panner | Y | Y | N | N | |||
CUB | Palatine Cubs | Tony Calabrese | N | N | M | N | |||
CWC | Chicago White Caps | Tim Martin | Y | N | N | Y | |||
DUB | Dublin Pubcrawlers | Adam Smith | N | N | N | M | |||
DYE | Dyersville Jurassics | Jim Aldrich | N | N | N | N | |||
GGG | Gotham Gold Gloves | Mike Wilson | M | M | Y | Y | |||
HMA | Hollywood Marines | Brian Anderson | N | Y | Y | Y | |||
HOH | Holland Heffalumps | Steve Seydell | N | N | Y | Y | |||
HUC | Tombstone Huckleberries | Doug Salzwedel | N | N | M | M | |||
JAM | Jamaica Smoke | Greg Edens | Y | Y | N | N | |||
NYY | The Yanks | Jim Calabrese | N | N | N | Y | |||
OAK | Oakland Athletics | Joe Ingraffia | N | N | N | N | |||
SRD | Streator Reds | Ralph Madara | M | M | M | M | |||
TAM | Tampico Stogies | Mike Aldrich | N | N | M | N | |||
VRN | Vernon Hillbillies | John Stryker | M | N | M | Y | |||
WRK | Woodfield Roadkyll | Mike Gahalla | N | N | N | N | |||
YES | 4 | 3 | 4 | 8 | |||||
NO | 13 | 15 | 8 | 7 | |||||
MAJORITY | 3 | 2 | 8 | 5 | |||||
Votes Cast | 20 | 20 | 20 | 20 | |||||
Results | Fail | Fail | Fail | Pass | |||||
Proposal 4 takes effect starting next season. | |||||||||
Proposal 1: Starting with the 2023 draft, the draft will begin at 9am Central Standard Time on the Sunday that is 8 days prior to President's Day, as a live draft. The live portion of the draft will run for 6 hours, ending at 3pm Central Standard time. The remainder of the draft will be performed online as it has in the past using the draft window as decided under Proposal 2. During the live portion of the draft each manager will have 2 minutes to submit their pick. If the manager does not provide a pick within the two-minute window, their pick will be skipped, and the next manager will be on the clock. When a skipped manager is ready to make a pick, he will state that he is ready and will be able to select a player following the selection by the current manager on the clock. A draft web page and Zoom-like conference call will be provided, and selections can be submitted on the web page or the conference call. | |||||||||
Proposal 1 Fails by a vote of 4-16. | |||||||||
Proposal 2: Starting with the 2023
draft, the draft window for 7 to 10PM Central Time on the first night of the
draft revert to 12 hours. The draft window for the remainder of the draft
will change from 4 to 12 hours. If rule proposal 1 for the live draft passes
and this rule proposal passes, then the draft window for the non-live portion
of the draft will be 12 hours. If Proposal 1 passes and this proposal does
not pass, then the draft window for the non-live portion of the draft will be
4 hours. |
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Proposal 2 Fails by a vote of 3-17. | |||||||||
Proposal 3:Starting immediately, if a pitcher is forbidden by our rules from being listed as “As Needed” for the “Use In Relief” computer manager setting, they must appear at the end of all Super Hal relief lists (if using the Super Hal relief settings). If multiple pitchers are affected by this rule, they all must be at the end of the lists. | |||||||||
Proposal 3 Fails by a vote of 4-16. | |||||||||
Proposal 4: Change the Roster
Restrictions rule 6, month 5 usage check to read: Following the season trade deadline after month 5, each team must meet the following minimums: 185 PA at each position, 1850 total PA, and 440 total innings of pitching of which 116 innings must be relief pitching. Any hitter listed to play more than 216 PA and any pitcher listed to pitch more than 78 IP, must have a notation listing how they plan on reaching those levels. (For example, a player hitting leadoff in every single game could reach 226PA or a SP could exceed 78 IP if they were a 3-day starter and the team relief settings were set to the more conservative settings.) The league secretary at his discretion may reject a usage spreadsheet that he feels is not realistic, directing the manager to rework the spreadsheet or obtain additional players through trade. If a manager does not resolve the problems to the league secretary's satisfaction, the team must immediately cut a player from their roster and select a player from the undrafted pool that has the most PA/IP that covers the position. They would repeat this procedure for each short position until they meet the minimums. Both the players that they cut and the replacements that are selected cannot be protected and will go into the draft for the next season. The player cut may not cause a shortage at another position. For each player pulled from the undrafted pool, the owner will forfeit their 5th round pick or the next higher pick available - with a replacement pick added after the final round. If they do not have a 5th round pick or higher, their highest available pick will be forfeited. |
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Proposal 4 Passes by a vote of 13-7. | |||||||||
Executive Committee Results: Greg Edens has been elected to replace Steven Seydell on the executive committee at the end of this season. | |||||||||
New Committee (Year term expires): | |||||||||
Greg Edens (2025) | |||||||||
Frank Lopeman (2024) | |||||||||
Tony Calabrese (2023) |