[IBL] comments on mid-season ballot

[Sean Sweda]

Yes, and in the IBL as well.  The point I was making is that the MLB restriction of missing the next series is applied when the roster move is made during the series.  I can't seem to find any mention of a MLB rule the forces a player to miss two series if he is removed from a playoff roster between series.

To summarize:
1) Both MLB and current IBL rules (3.3.2) allow roster changes between series.
2) Both MLB and current IBL rules (3.3.3) allow injury replacement during a series, with the removed player being required to miss the following series.

Is there any evidence that MLB requires players removed between series (case 1) to miss two series?

Sean

On Jul 25, 2014, at 5:24 PM, misterpele at comcast.net wrote:

> Nope after every series in MLB you can change roster in playoffs
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> On Jul 25, 2014, at 2:42 PM, misterpele at comcast.net wrote:
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> > For 2014-11. In MLB you are allowed to change to change roster after each playoff series with guy that is replaced ineligible for next series. This emulates that.
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> I think that is only for changes that are made during the series, which our current rule emulates:
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> 3.3.3 Playoff Roster In-Series Injury Replacements
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> A team may (but is not required to) replace a player on its playoff roster 
> who is injured during the playoffs and will miss games of a subsequent
> series. The injured player who is removed from the active roster will be 
> ineligible to be re-added to the active roster for the next series, 
> regardless of subsequent injuries.
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> Sean
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