Okay stumps finally logged in and looked at the forum and brought up a good point:
FROM STUMPS
<font size="2" face="Sylfaen, Verdana, Helvetica">FIRST A couple people may be confused about the issue of a player on more than 0 years of a contract being traded and staying on a team.Quote:
I think it also needs to be emphasised that if you put a guy with a contract greater than 0 years on the DL, and sign somebody to replace his salary, if you sign that replacement for any longer than 0 years you will not be able to adhere to the rules once your original player is healthy and must be either reactivated or released, unless you have equivalent salary worth of 0 year (ie droppable) guys. Everybody needs to be very careful of this, because it can create a situation where owners are forced to break one rule or another. How would we handle that?
If you trade for a player with 1 or more years you will then have to keep that player just as if you signed him off the FA market.
SECOND On to what Stumps said ... what can we do about this issue. Is this all on the HONESTY of each GM.
1. Do we trust each GM that he knows the guy on the DL is only their due to injury and is still a team player so the guy off the FA MARKET to take his place will only be signed to 0YEAR so he can be released when the injured becomes un-injured.
2. Or what?
....... this is hard because its hard to monitor and control if a GM does it wrong or on purpose. However i think the group of guys we have right now is a good core of honest players that understand what the league is trying to do.
....... with that said does anyone else have an opinion on this
