Post by Deleted on Feb 5, 2023 19:46:33 GMT -5
Off-Season free agency bidding will take place over four weeks with players divided into groups by position. Each team owner can make bids on no more than 5 players at any one time. If they are caught to have more than 5 bids, they will be suspended from bidding on that group for one week. A winning bid is a high bid that stands for 24 hours. After winning a bid, an owner has 48 hours to post contract details (length/options). If the owners fails to post, a default one year contract will be given.
When entering off-season free agency, each team can protect 3 players from being lost to free agency by declaring them as “match” players. The players will then be bid on by the other owners. The winning bid will then be able to be matched and the player will stay with its previous team. Only 2 of the 3 players may be matched, but the 3rd player can then be bid on by the previous owner if he has used his 2 matches.
Once a player is won in the matching process the previous owner will have 24 hours to make his matching decision. Once the decision in made, the 48 hour clock for contract details begins.
When entering off-season free agency, each team can protect 3 players from being lost to free agency by declaring them as “match” players. The players will then be bid on by the other owners. The winning bid will then be able to be matched and the player will stay with its previous team. Only 2 of the 3 players may be matched, but the 3rd player can then be bid on by the previous owner if he has used his 2 matches.
Once a player is won in the matching process the previous owner will have 24 hours to make his matching decision. Once the decision in made, the 48 hour clock for contract details begins.