2050 Free Agency Compensation

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Tweaking the FA compensation pay out:

Position players = average of overall Contact, Gap, Power, Eye, and avoiding K.
SP (any pitcher with endurance >50, regardless of pitching setting) = average of overall stuff, control, Movement
RP (any pitcher with endurance <50, regardless of pitching setting) = average of overall stuff, control, Movement



Type A = >77 average for Position players, >79 for SP, >83 average for RP
Type B = >72 average for Position players, >74 for SP, >77 average for RP



Type A:
SP Lazar - NYA send their 1st round pick to FLO
SP Heredia - HOU sends their 1st round pick to STL

Type B:
LF Labastilla - SFN sends their 2nd round pick (+10) and $5 million to LAN*
2B Mease - ATL sends their 2nd round pick (+10) and $5 million to PIT*
SP Lejeune - HOU sends their 2nd round pick (+10) and $5 million to FLO**
MR Santoyo - TOR sends their 2nd round pick (+10) and $5 million to TEX
SP Lei - PIT sends their 2nd round pick (+10) and $5 million to LAA
SP Soderquist - DET sends their 2nd round pick (+10) and $5 million to PIT*

*Added based on career/past season stats
**Dropped from Type A to Type B

Compensation for Type A:
First signing will be the 1st round pick of signing team and +10 TALENT points if the pick is #16 and above
Second signing is $20 million + 12 TALENT points to original teams 1st round pick
Third signing is $30 million + 17 TALENT points to original teams 1st round pick
No additional Type A signings allowed

Compensation for Type B:
First signing is second round pick + $5 million + 10 TALENT points to this pick
Second signing is third round pick + $10 million + 20 TALENT points to this pick
Third signing is fourth round pick + $20 million + 30 TALENT points to this pick
No additional Type B signings allowed


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[Plumpamania (BoSox)]

I'm going to make an argument for Type A against Lejeune. His first double digit win season was this year in his age 31 season. This past season was also his only season with more than 200 IP. Before this season he was a middle reliever for 3 seasons and didn't pitch in any high leverage situations.

I'd argue to be a type B at best. Yes he averages out to a 77.3, where as Soderquist is at a 76.3 and Lei a 75, but both of those pitchers have a history and career to back up their names where as Lejuene does not. Lejeune should be a Type B at best in my opinion.

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Feb 3, 2020 14:19:46 GMT -5 Plumpamania (BoSox) said:

I'm going to make an argument for Type A against Lejeune. His first double digit win season was this year in his age 31 season. This past season was also his only season with more than 200 IP. Before this season he was a middle reliever for 3 seasons and didn't pitch in any high leverage situations.

I'd argue to be a type B at best. Yes he averages out to a 77.3, where as Soderquist is at a 76.3 and Lei a 75, but both of those pitchers have a history and career to back up their names where as Lejuene does not. Lejeune should be a Type B at best in my opinion.

I can support that argument (and its my comp!). I usually focus on guys that are close but didn't make it (hence additions) then I do for dropping guys. Adjustment made

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all picks traded
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