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emidas
Our official rules listed for reference:
FRL Hall of Fame rules.
Eligible Players.
To be eligible for nomination into the hall of fame a player must meet the following conditions.
1. Have had a minimum 10 Year major league career.
2. Be retired within the past 5 seasons. (End of 1986 or later for 1991 nominations) (Note: execptions can be made for deserving players with the approval of the commish)
3. Not currently a member of the Hall of Fame.
4. The 10 year career minimum is waived for players that were in the league in its inaugural year.
Nominations:
1. Elgible players can be nominated by any active FRL manager or team for consideration. (Although it is recommended that the player you nominate played for you team at some point.)
2. Nominations are to be posted in a single thread each season.
3. Each manager who nominates a player will as part of their nomination provide a link to the player card and write up the reasons for the nomination.
4. Owners can nominate no more than three players each season.
5. Player nominations are due by May 31 of each season.
Voting:
1. A voting thread is to be posted by June 15.
2. The thread will list all nominated players and ask for managers to vote.
3. Voting for nominated players is to completed by August 31 of each season.
4. All managers may vote on any or all nominations.
5. Late votes do not count unless pre-approved by the commissioner. (The comish may approve late votes for players who are away during the voting)
Induction:
1. In order to be inducted into the hall of fame a player must receive votes from a majority of the managers who voted and no fewer than 7 votes in total.
Hall of Fame nominations
December 16, 2010 at 02:22AM View BBCode
Nominations are now open.Our official rules listed for reference:
FRL Hall of Fame rules.
Eligible Players.
To be eligible for nomination into the hall of fame a player must meet the following conditions.
1. Have had a minimum 10 Year major league career.
2. Be retired within the past 5 seasons. (End of 1986 or later for 1991 nominations) (Note: execptions can be made for deserving players with the approval of the commish)
3. Not currently a member of the Hall of Fame.
4. The 10 year career minimum is waived for players that were in the league in its inaugural year.
Nominations:
1. Elgible players can be nominated by any active FRL manager or team for consideration. (Although it is recommended that the player you nominate played for you team at some point.)
2. Nominations are to be posted in a single thread each season.
3. Each manager who nominates a player will as part of their nomination provide a link to the player card and write up the reasons for the nomination.
4. Owners can nominate no more than three players each season.
5. Player nominations are due by May 31 of each season.
Voting:
1. A voting thread is to be posted by June 15.
2. The thread will list all nominated players and ask for managers to vote.
3. Voting for nominated players is to completed by August 31 of each season.
4. All managers may vote on any or all nominations.
5. Late votes do not count unless pre-approved by the commissioner. (The comish may approve late votes for players who are away during the voting)
Induction:
1. In order to be inducted into the hall of fame a player must receive votes from a majority of the managers who voted and no fewer than 7 votes in total.
tpconnor
http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=5853150
Morales played 16 years for Baltimore and retired this past off-season with career numbers of 326 HR, 1242 RBI, .289 AVG, .497 SLG and .850 OPS.
Morales was the AL rookie of the year in 1976 and was named AL MVP in 1979 - while posting a line of 99 R, 32 HR, 89 RBI, .316 AVG, .573 SLG and .953 OPS (the SLG and OPS led the majors that season). Morales was also named to the AL All-Star team in 1982 (20 HR, 102 RBI, .294 AVG, .507 SLG and .849 OPS).
Morales' poor health (D- for most of his career before falling to an F as he declined) kept him off the field and unable to accumulate the typical statistics of a Hall of Famer (he did still manage to top 100 RBI 4 times and had 99 RBI in 1986). But he was an integral part of the Crabs from 1976 thru 1991 and helped lead Baltimore to 7 LCS appearances, 2 World Series appearances - and 2 World Series rings.
December 18, 2010 at 05:22PM View BBCode
Baltimore nominates Bert Morales:http://www.simdynasty.com/player.jsp?id=5853150
Morales played 16 years for Baltimore and retired this past off-season with career numbers of 326 HR, 1242 RBI, .289 AVG, .497 SLG and .850 OPS.
Morales was the AL rookie of the year in 1976 and was named AL MVP in 1979 - while posting a line of 99 R, 32 HR, 89 RBI, .316 AVG, .573 SLG and .953 OPS (the SLG and OPS led the majors that season). Morales was also named to the AL All-Star team in 1982 (20 HR, 102 RBI, .294 AVG, .507 SLG and .849 OPS).
Morales' poor health (D- for most of his career before falling to an F as he declined) kept him off the field and unable to accumulate the typical statistics of a Hall of Famer (he did still manage to top 100 RBI 4 times and had 99 RBI in 1986). But he was an integral part of the Crabs from 1976 thru 1991 and helped lead Baltimore to 7 LCS appearances, 2 World Series appearances - and 2 World Series rings.
emidas
December 30, 2010 at 07:37PM View BBCode
Sorry, I've been pretty sick so far this holiday season. Rather than cramming this vote into the offseason, we'll just roll Morales into next year's ballot. Sorry for any inconvenience.Pages: 1