Interesting side note that I did not pick up on earlier, but I believe this is the 4th German chosen by Sebowski. Reus, Kroos, and MertesackerSebowski said:I think I need to hedge on Reus… <_<
Andre Schurrle Midfield Germany
I would think the best course of action would be to take Khedira and Schurrle off their teams and not allow them to be drafted.So, uh, is Schurrle available?
I took Lahm, Klose, and KhediraI'll be out til late Sunday.
Sir Ramsay's got the helm for (at least) the next two picks.
I have last overall, so he can pick to end this, or leave it to build suspense.![]()
(BTW, Good call on overloading Germans
3.15 Derek Philipp Lahm DF Germany
7.15 Derek Miroslav Klose FW Germany
8.02 Derek Per Mertesacker MF Germany
11.15 Derek Sami Khedira MF Germany)
That solves one situation.I took Lahm, Klose, and KhediraI'll be out til late Sunday.
Sir Ramsay's got the helm for (at least) the next two picks.
I have last overall, so he can pick to end this, or leave it to build suspense.![]()
(BTW, Good call on overloading Germans
3.15 Derek Philipp Lahm DF Germany
7.15 Derek Miroslav Klose FW Germany
8.02 Derek Per Mertesacker MF Germany
11.15 Derek Sami Khedira MF Germany)
Sebowski took Mertesacker at 8.03 after I took Fredy Guarin
It will be a shame if Schurrle goes onto win the Golden Boot and hes not on anyones roster. I would rather see him drop Reus since hes now been declared out and keep Schurrle. I know it deviates from the rules slightly but its a simple built in solution. He can make up his last pick at the end if the draft.My assessment:
Article 1: Per the rules: "NOTE: rosters are capped at 3 players for any given team."
Article 2: Also per the rules: "If you draft a player who is does not make his team's final 23-man roster, either due to injury or simply being released, you will be eligible for an additional make-up pick at the end of the draft."
Article 3: Per a quick Google search, Marco Reus was not ruled out of the team until 5-6 hours ago, well after Sebowski picked Andre Schurrle, meaning that even if it mattered (which in my opinion it shouldn't), Reus was still an eligible German player when Sebowski picked Schurrle.
By reading, and my intent when writing the rules, the player does not automatically disappear from your roster when he is dropped from the team. He remains on your team until the end of the draft, at which time you are able to replace him. That is to say that Reus continues to remain on Sebowski's 16-player roster - and thus is factored into the 3 German players limit - until the end of the 16 rounds of the draft. Similarly, Franck Ribery continues to remain on Boubucarow's roster.
Given how far we've gone since it was noticed and the fact that the tournament begins shortly, here is what I am proposing:
- Schurrle is removed from Sebowski's team as an ineligible pick
- Schurrle is removed from the league entirely and is not available as either a draft pick or a waiver free agent
- Sebowski is penalized for the illegal pick (since he made a player ineligible who other participants would've certainly picked; I know I would've considered it strongly). I don't think it's entirely fair to make him make up his pick at the very end of the 16th round, but I think there should be a little bit of a penalty for the infraction. I am proposing that Sebowski be granted a compensatory make-up pick at the end of the current 14th round, before the start of the 15th round.
Thoughts??
I completely agree with this. Can't reward an ineligible pick. I suppose I could go along with your update of letting him pick now. Whatever you decide between these options is fine with me. Has he paid?My assessment:
Article 1: Per the rules: "NOTE: rosters are capped at 3 players for any given team."
Article 2: Also per the rules: "If you draft a player who is does not make his team's final 23-man roster, either due to injury or simply being released, you will be eligible for an additional make-up pick at the end of the draft."
Article 3: Per a quick Google search, Marco Reus was not ruled out of the team until 5-6 hours ago, well after Sebowski picked Andre Schurrle, meaning that even if it mattered (which in my opinion it shouldn't), Reus was still an eligible German player when Sebowski picked Schurrle.
By reading, and my intent when writing the rules, the player does not automatically disappear from your roster when he is dropped from the team. He remains on your team until the end of the draft, at which time you are able to replace him. That is to say that Reus continues to remain on Sebowski's 16-player roster - and thus is factored into the 3 German players limit - until the end of the 16 rounds of the draft. Similarly, Franck Ribery continues to remain on Boubucarow's roster.
Given how far we've gone since it was noticed and the fact that the tournament begins shortly, here is what I am proposing:
- Schurrle is removed from Sebowski's team as an ineligible pick
- Schurrle is removed from the league entirely and is not available as either a draft pick or a waiver free agent
- Sebowski is penalized for the illegal pick (since he made a player ineligible who other participants would've certainly picked; I know I would've considered it strongly). I don't think it's entirely fair to make him make up his pick at the very end of the 16th round, but I think there should be a little bit of a penalty for the infraction. I am proposing that Sebowski be granted a compensatory make-up pick at the end of the current 14th round, before the start of the 15th round.
Thoughts??
When Sebowski drafted Schurrle, though, he violated the rules by having 4 German players. Reus was still on the German roster at the time, despite the injury problems. The pick effectively would allow him to illegally replace Reus. This is not fair to the other players in the draft who may have wanted to select Schurrle. If Schurrle were to have slipped undrafted, Sebowski could've replaced him at the end and been fine.It will be a shame if Schurrle goes onto win the Golden Boot and hes not on anyones roster. I would rather see him drop Reus since hes now been declared out and keep Schurrle. I know it deviates from the rules slightly but its a simple built in solution. He can make up his last pick at the end if the draft.I also propose allowing the Ribery owner to make the same adjustment at his next pick.
I think that deviates from the rules pretty significantly...It will be a shame if Schurrle goes onto win the Golden Boot and hes not on anyones roster. I would rather see him drop Reus since hes now been declared out and keep Schurrle. I know it deviates from the rules slightly but its a simple built in solution. He can make up his last pick at the end if the draft.My assessment:
Article 1: Per the rules: "NOTE: rosters are capped at 3 players for any given team."
Article 2: Also per the rules: "If you draft a player who is does not make his team's final 23-man roster, either due to injury or simply being released, you will be eligible for an additional make-up pick at the end of the draft."
Article 3: Per a quick Google search, Marco Reus was not ruled out of the team until 5-6 hours ago, well after Sebowski picked Andre Schurrle, meaning that even if it mattered (which in my opinion it shouldn't), Reus was still an eligible German player when Sebowski picked Schurrle.
By reading, and my intent when writing the rules, the player does not automatically disappear from your roster when he is dropped from the team. He remains on your team until the end of the draft, at which time you are able to replace him. That is to say that Reus continues to remain on Sebowski's 16-player roster - and thus is factored into the 3 German players limit - until the end of the 16 rounds of the draft. Similarly, Franck Ribery continues to remain on Boubucarow's roster.
Given how far we've gone since it was noticed and the fact that the tournament begins shortly, here is what I am proposing:
- Schurrle is removed from Sebowski's team as an ineligible pick
- Schurrle is removed from the league entirely and is not available as either a draft pick or a waiver free agent
- Sebowski is penalized for the illegal pick (since he made a player ineligible who other participants would've certainly picked; I know I would've considered it strongly). I don't think it's entirely fair to make him make up his pick at the very end of the 16th round, but I think there should be a little bit of a penalty for the infraction. I am proposing that Sebowski be granted a compensatory make-up pick at the end of the current 14th round, before the start of the 15th round.
Thoughts??
I also propose allowing the Ribery owner to make the same adjustment at his next pick.
Ok fair enough. I hear you guys. Just hate for a player to be left out. I would prefer if possible to find a way to keep him eligible. If that's not feasible then I'm all aboard with you and Taskers proposal.I think that deviates from the rules pretty significantly...If we had followed the rules here, we would have called Sebowski on it when he made the pick, he would have chosen someone else, and Schurrle would have been one of the next few picks. I know he was already on my list, even before the Reus injury, I am sure others had him on their list as well.It will be a shame if Schurrle goes onto win the Golden Boot and hes not on anyones roster. I would rather see him drop Reus since hes now been declared out and keep Schurrle. I know it deviates from the rules slightly but its a simple built in solution. He can make up his last pick at the end if the draft.My assessment:
Article 1: Per the rules: "NOTE: rosters are capped at 3 players for any given team."
Article 2: Also per the rules: "If you draft a player who is does not make his team's final 23-man roster, either due to injury or simply being released, you will be eligible for an additional make-up pick at the end of the draft."
Article 3: Per a quick Google search, Marco Reus was not ruled out of the team until 5-6 hours ago, well after Sebowski picked Andre Schurrle, meaning that even if it mattered (which in my opinion it shouldn't), Reus was still an eligible German player when Sebowski picked Schurrle.
By reading, and my intent when writing the rules, the player does not automatically disappear from your roster when he is dropped from the team. He remains on your team until the end of the draft, at which time you are able to replace him. That is to say that Reus continues to remain on Sebowski's 16-player roster - and thus is factored into the 3 German players limit - until the end of the 16 rounds of the draft. Similarly, Franck Ribery continues to remain on Boubucarow's roster.
Given how far we've gone since it was noticed and the fact that the tournament begins shortly, here is what I am proposing:
- Schurrle is removed from Sebowski's team as an ineligible pick- Schurrle is removed from the league entirely and is not available as either a draft pick or a waiver free agent- Sebowski is penalized for the illegal pick (since he made a player ineligible who other participants would've certainly picked; I know I would've considered it strongly). I don't think it's entirely fair to make him make up his pick at the very end of the 16th round, but I think there should be a little bit of a penalty for the infraction. I am proposing that Sebowski be granted a compensatory make-up pick at the end of the current 14th round, before the start of the 15th round.
Thoughts??
I also propose allowing the Ribery owner to make the same adjustment at his next pick.
The rules were pretty clear regarding injuries - those players could be dropped after the draft. Its actually pretty generous considering some of these players will get injured in the WC, and then you get no replacement.
Sebowski won't be awake for another 6 hours...Go back and restart the draft where the issue was IMO.
http://bmunguia.files.wordpress.com/2010/04/jimmy-rat.jpgJust an FYI - the spreadsheet I am keeping simply tracks the players drafted by National team - I am not tracking, other than my own players, who has how many players on each team. It was not until I was going back and looking at the 1st page that I noticed Sebowski already had 3 Germans on his roster.