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Here are the rules for the 2nd season (1997) of the 1996 short season draft league.

How the league is to be played

We will be playing the 1997 season We will be playing under 1997 rules with two exceptions. There will be at least one interleague play to allow each player to play each other player at least one home and away series. There will be no wild cards.

The schedule

We will be playing an 80 game schedule with two series against each opponent.

  • 2 Two game series vs interleague opponents
  • 2 Three game series vs teams in the same league but different divisions
  • 2 Four game series vs division rivals

One change in this season is that at least the final series of the season will be within the division

Frequency of games

There will be one series per week. This will make it easier to get in series vs division rivals and to prevent conflicts with my other leagues.

Number of teams

We will have a fixed number of teams 16.

Division setup:

2 leagues, 2 divisions in each no wild cards.

Trades and waivers.

After the fifth series of the season teams may trade. Any player on the current roster may be traded along with any of the first seven draft picks for the next season If a trade is made that increases a roster beyond the 40 man limit a player must be released before the next series is played. Any trades agreed will not be executed until all the teams involved have the same amount of games played.

Waivers takes place after the sixth series. Teams make waivers picked based on their current record and are made from the undrafted players not on rosters.. If a pick brings a Roster over 40 a player must be released or an injured player not on the DL must be placed there to make room.

Note: Any player who is planning to leave the league at the end of the season is encouraged NOT to trade as it is unfair to both the other teams and the player who will replace him or her.

NEW DRAFT TRADE WINDOWS

Pre-Draft Trade window:

There will be a 48 hour window before the formal draft where trading will be allowed.

Any player on the roster (rookie or retained player) may be dealt along with drift picks up to the 7th round at this time.

Only draft picks for the upcoming draft will be tradable.

The trade window will end 15 minutes before the start of the formal draft to allow for any updates to lists to be recorded before the start.

Draft Day Trading up or down window.

At the end of each round there will be a 10 minute window for rosters to be adjusted and all the paperwork to be done.

For the first five rounds of the draft During those 10 minutes teams will be allowed to Trade. NO PICKS BEYOND THE 7th ROUND ARE TRADABLE

Early Waivers:

Teams who drop out of the draft early (before round 26 season) can qualify for Early Waivers

Early waivers begin after week 1 and end after week 4

  • Players who leave the draft before round 30 may pick early waivers after week 4
  • Players who leave the draft before round 29 may pick early waivers after week 3
  • Players who leave the draft before round 27 may pick early waivers after week 2
  • Players who leave the draft before round 26 may pick early waivers after week 1

During Early Waivers the following rules apply

  1. Players may choose up to two players
  2. Order depends on when the player left the draft the earlier you left the higher you are in the order
  3. If two teams picking early waivers left the same round the team who drafted later in the base draft has priority
  4. Unlike regular waivers teams with a worse record can’t “counterclaim” you get who you pick.

The DL:

The DL WILL count toward your roster but to make up for it we will have a maximum 40 man roster. We will still only draft 30 but players may expand their rosters to 40 via trade and waivers.

Playing Games.

All games must be completed before the next scheduled series. the Dynasty system will take over and auto play any games that are not completed one hour before the next scheduled game (even if said unfinished game is in progress) Players are encouraged to use the chat room and the Dynasty message system to reschedule games if needed and are also encouraged to make a manager profile in case a game has to autoplay. Instructions on how to do that are here.

Be aware that if you have your team on AUTO and your opponent requests a rescheduled in the system Dynasty will automatically allow it so keep this in mind when or if you turn auto on. Also be aware if both team are on auto and you reschedule the game will be played automatically so make sure your team is not on auto before you do this. I also suggest when you go on auto if you plan on playing your next series make certain you checked off the “take off auto before the next series” button.

Expansion

This league will NOT have expansion. It is designed as a short season to contrast with the 1969 league and to give me an easy schedule to make. If you want a longer season and / or a bigger league check out my 1969 league currently playing 1971.

Selecting a franchise:

Players picked from existing franchises keeping two batters and two pitchers the rest go in the draft

Franchise locations and parks

Every team is presumed to have the park their team played in during the season they entered the league.

Franchises whose teams move in real life are not required to relocate their teams. So the Montreal Expos are not required to move to Washington but they retain the option to do so at the start of any season but such a move must be announced by draft day.

Franchises are NOT required to build new stadiums and my continue to play in their old stadiums if they wish. So Houstony can stay in the Astrodome if they wish but they retain the right to move into Minute Maid park at any time If a team chooses to move into their new park in the same city the old park is considered demolished and no other team may use it from that point on.

A team may NOT move into a park that in a different city because the Dynasty system bases the weather on the park used NOT the city that a team’s label claims it is in. .Example from the 1971 league: If the Seattle Pilots want to play in Country Stadium they MUST move to Milwaukee

A team may NOT move into a park in the same city that belongs to a future franchise. Example from 1971 league: If the Seattle Pilots choose to remain in Seattle rather than move to Milwaukee they may NOT move into the Kingdome because it is reserved for the Mariners franchise when it becomes available.

Old parks

A team MAY move into an old park from the same city under the following conditions:

  1. The park was once the home park of the franchise OR
  2. The franchise that once owned the park is now located in another city
  3. You or the previous owner of the team in this league did NOT move the team out of the park.

Examples,

  • the Seattle Pilots move to Milwaukee the Mariners if taken MAY move into Sick Stadium.
  • The Cardinals may move into sportsman park because it was once their old stadium.
  • Both the Yankees and the Mets may move into the Polo Grounds because the park is in NY and both teams were once based there.

Franchise Moves and or Replacement players or teams

A player may decide to take a different franchise after playing one season under the following rules

The player who movies will get the city and park of the new franchise at once but will NOT get the rookies for said new Franchise until the season AFTER the move

Example: Boston decides to move to California after the 2010 season. he does NOT get the rights to Mike Trout but retains the rights to any RedSox player who has their first card in 2011. If Boston makes the move to California in 2009 then after keeping the Boston rookies for 2010 in 2011 Mike Trout is his as a rookie (see rookies below)

If due to circumstances in the real world a player has to temporarily drop out of the league their team will be put on auto until a substitute can be found. Said substitute shall take over the team and play games until the original player can return but may not make trades or drop players from the roster (excepting for injury).

If at the end of the season the base player can’t return the substitute has first rights to the team and gets full control over it.

If a player has to drop out permanently the team will go on auto until a substitute or replacement player can be found. Said player will get full rights to the franchise unless they declare that they will only be a substitute till the end of the season.

If no replacement player is found during the season a new player will be recruited for the next season. Said player will retain the franchise and draft picks of the player he is replacing. If said new player wishes to move the franchise he can per the limitations listed above, namely he retains the rookies of the current franchise for his first season and then get the rookie rights to the new franchise the following year.

Example The Yankees drop out of the league due to illness. A substitute is found to play their games. The sub places the games until the Yankees recover. If they do not recover sufficiently to return to the league the substitute may over the Yankees franchise permanently

Example 2: A replacement player is found for the Yankees in the above example but is a big Texas fan. Said substitute can move their franchise to Texas but will retain the Yankees rookies for the 1998 season. Starting in 1999 they will have rights to Texas rookies.

Rookies

A “Rookie” is define as any player who did not have a card for the previous season.

A rookie is considered to be part of the team listed on their card regardless of who they actually played their first game for (Dynasty lists cards based on who a player finishes a season with thus any rookie that was traded by an MLB team in his first season will have their card listed for the team they were traded to NOT the team they played their first game with.

All teams retain rights to their rookies prior to the draft and rookies for a franchise are not eligible to be drafted in any expansion draft.

A Rookie becomes a part of a team after said team names their protected players for the draft. They count toward the 35 man roster

Any team that doesn’t want to retain a rookie may release them before the draft to open up a roster spot but once release all rights to said player are surrendered.

Players retained list

At the end of a season teams may retain a number of players based on their finish in the previous one The players retained list for 1997 is

  • World series winner 4 players ( Boston)
  • World series runner up 5 players (Florida)
  • Division winners that don’t go to the series 6 players (San Diego, Toronto)
  • Teams with the 5th and 6th best records that didn’t win a division 7 players (Houston, Cincinnati)
  • Teams with the 7th and 8th best records 8 players (St Louis, Chicago White Sox)
  • Teams with the 9th and 10th best records 9 players (Yankees, Baltimore)
  • Teams with the 11th and 12th best records 10 players (Atlanta, Seattle)
  • Teams with the 3rd and 4th worst records 11 players  (Pittsburgh, Los Angeles)
  • Teams with the worst and 2nd worst record 12  players (Cleveland, Minnesota)

Once the AL Pennant winner and world series are complete this list will be updated.

Rookies do not count toward the keeper list total.

As soon as all the keeper/rookies are finalized the draft day will be set. A minimum of one week wait will be given to make sure people can check out the cards the 1997 cards are here:

NOTE: 1  For teams with identical records we go to the tiebreakers

  1. Head to head record the team with the worst head to head record is considered to have the worst record.
  2. How many games behind the players were in their division. A team closer to a playoff spot his considered to have the better record.
  3. The best record in their division.
  4. The best record in the league
  5. Dice Roll, high roll is considered the team with the better record.

NOTE: If a player on your current Roster does not have a card for the next season due to injury, military service etc but WILL the following year a team may choose to retain the rights to said player but will have to spend a protected spot for it and will have to keep a space for him all season.

Example: Rheal Cormier was out the entire 1998 Season. If a team has him after the 1997 season and wants to keep him they can choose to hold his rights when his season ends and keep a roster spot for him. He will play 1998 with 39 players and in 1999 will hold the rights to Cormier.. If at any time he chooses to release him Cormier will be considered a rookie for Boston because

  1. He had no card the previous year
  2. No team held his rights
  3. His 1999 card says “Boston”

The draft order of teams for each season will be based on their finish the previous season. Any team that is not retained will of course not be drafting BUT If a team holds the draft pick of a team that is no longer in the league he will draft those picks as if that team was still in the league in the round that he holds them.

  1. Worst team (12) Cleveland Indians 
  2. 2nd worst team (12) Minnesota
  3. 3rd wort team (11) Pittsburgh (head to head vs Min)
  4. 4th worst team (11) Los Angeles
  5. 5th worst team (10) Atlanta (Fewer GB than LA)
  6. 6th worst team (10) Seattle
  7. 7th worst team (9) Yankees (Fewer GB than Sea)
  8. 8th worst team (9) Baltimore
  9. 8th BEST team (8) St. Louis
  10. 7th Best team (8) Chicago White Sox
  11. Team with the 2nd Best record that didn’t win a division (7) Cincinnati
  12. Team with the best record that didn’t win a division (7) Houston
  13. Division winner not in WS with worst record (6) Toronto
  14. Division winner not in WS with best record (6) San Diego
  15. World series loser (5) (Florida)
  16. Word series winner (4) ( Boston)

NOTES

Tiebreakers are the same for the keeper order

The 2nd tiebreaker if teams had identical records AND split their season series is draft order for the previous season

The pick order of traded picks remain the same even if a team is replaced.

Examples: If San Diego traded the NYY their 3rd round draft pick last season but are not an active team in 1997 then during round 3 the Yankees would get a pick in the sport where SD would have been had they played..

When all teams have drafted that will be considered the end of a round and the next round will commence.

Teams WILL continue to draft in this order until:

  • Round 30 OR
  • A team reaches 40 men OR
  • A team with 25 or more players on their roster voluntarily drops out

Once a team has dropped out of the draft they may not re-enter it. If they have less than 40 men the can only increase their roster either through trades or waivers.

The Formal & Informal Draft.

Formal Draft & Designated Draft day(s):

A date and time will be set for the initial rounds of the draft. It will almost certainly be a Saturday or Friday as those are the days I have off. Because my schedule is full from Thanksgiving to Christmas this may be delayed. If/When a designated draft day is set All teams will be expected to be either:

  1. Available in the slack chat room (preferred)
  2. Available by phone
  3. With me in my home at the time of the draft
  4. Have a list of players to be drafted submitted

All currently players are presumed to have looked over the card(s) for 1997 online or at least looked up stats by draft day. All teams are encouraged to start doing so at once.

  1. There will be one designated draft day per week.
  2. On a designated draft day a strict 5 minute limit will be allowed to make a pick.
  3. If a team misses their pick will be moved to after the next player on the list who will be considered on the clock and allowed to pick. Example: Cincinnati misses their pick and Houston is next, Houston is allowed to pick and Cincinnati picks after them
  4. If a team who has been skipped has to be skipped twice their pick can be made any time before the end of the round. Example Cincinnati is scheduled to pick 11th They miss their pick If they figure out who they want they can make a pick or submit a list any time before the end of the round and that pick will be valid.
  5. If a team that has been skipped has not picked by the end of the round then a pick will be made for them by me. Said pick will be the player from your franchise who played the most games that season based on their card. Example: Boston does not pick or submit a list for round 5 I will look at the Roster for the actual 1997 red sox to see who is available. If John Valentin has the most game played among unpicked players he will be Boston draft pick. If Boston already has 2 shortstops that will not matter Valentin becomes the pick.
  6. As soon as a round ends there will be a ten minute period to update the rosters and lists and confirm players were put on the right team. During that period draft day trades may be made (see above)
  7. The opening Scheduled draft days will go on for 100 picks. Other scheduled draft days will be 60 picks. Once the number of picks is reached the clock is turned off
  8. The Formal Draft generally begins at either 11 am or 1 pm EST to give west coast folk the time to be awake. Be aware that if you are scheduled to pick

BE AWARE THAT EVEN WITH A FIVE MINUTE LIMIT THAT CAN MEAN 80 MINUTES FOR 16 TEAMS TO PICK IN ONE ROUND. PLEASE DO YOUR BEST TO PREPARE FOR THE DRAFT TO CUT DOWN ON THE TIME REQUIRED. The more prepared everyone is the faster things will go.

Picks off the clock and on non-draft days

As soon as the initial draft ends the “informal draft” begins

During the informal draft a team has 24 hours to make a pick. Picks can be submitted in the draft room or via the Dynasty message system or in person if the person picking is local or via the phone to me. If there is an existing list from the formal draft it will be used to continue the informal draft.

Once the pick is made and recorded on the draft sheet and the player moved to the roster I will announce the pick in the slack chat room and inform the person up, the person on deck and the person in the hole to be prepared to pick. Until you see that announcement the pick is not official.

The Informal draft ends when:

  • Round 30 is complete OR
  • The next formal draft begins

The informal draft resumes after any formal draft that doesn’t reach round 30.

Be aware that trading can be made at any time during the informal draft until:

  • round seven is complete
  • 15 minutes before a formal draft that has not completed round 7

IMPORTANT: Once round seven of the draft is complete trading is finished until the end of week 5 of the season.

The season will begin one week after the draft is complete.

Game Play Etiquette:

Given the weekly nature of the game it should be not difficult to get games in on time or at least get series started but here are some basic guidelines.

  1. If you know in advance you can’t play on the scheduled game day and time try to contact your opponent to arrange a different time both through the chat room and the dynasty system.
  2. If gameday comes and your team is on AUTO your scheduled opponent should assume they can play all or part of their series if they choose.
  3. If gameday comes and you haven’t heard from your opponent check your “Friends” list to see when the last time they signed on was. If it is 10 days or more then play the series vs the PC
  4. If gameday comes and you haven’t heard from your opponent give him or her at least two five minute waiting periods before letting the computer take over the team
  5. On occasions when you and your opponent are in touch but just can’t seem to find a time when both are available I make the following suggestion.
    • The player who shows up on gameday should play one game (2 game series) or two games (3-4 game series) against the pc.
    • When those games are finished exit the system and put yourself on Auto being sure to check the “Take my team off auto after this series”
    • Then your opponent can finish the series as his or her time permits
  6. Keep in mind that the Dynasty system is designed to keep games moving the default position should always be to get games played when possible.

If you have any questions not covered here please let me know.

Update: Casual / Informal draft now gives people 24 hours to make a pick or provide a list before the rules of the timed draft apply.

If you are interested in joining this league or going on a waiting list to join leave a comment on this post or contact me via the Dynasty system.

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Ok let’s finish our look at the 1996 league with the NL west.

NL WestWLPCTGB
San Diego133.813——
Houston87.5334 1/2
Los Angeles88.5005
St. Louis511.3138

San Diego: 13-3 .813 1st place

The good news : San Diego is hitting .303 AS A TEAM! Kenny Lofton is leading the majors in runs (21) and is 2nd in the NL in stolen bases. Mark McLemore is tied for the NL lead in doubles and Ken Caminiti leads the NL in Homers and the majors in RBI’s Ron Karkovice and Todd Huntley are both hitting .400 or better. Darryl Strawberry is hitting .385 And the pitching staff has a team ERA of 3.29 best in the NL. .

The Bad News: Not much to choose from here but starters John Burkett (2-2 5.93 ERA and 5 HR given up in 27 1/3 innings) and Ariel Prieto (0-0 7.59 ERA WHIP 2.06 and .341 avg against are underperforming dramatically.

Didn’t see that coming: Tony Gwinn hitting .297 is not a big surprise SD having six starters hitting better than him is.

Medical Report: The only thing healthier than San Diego’s batting avg is their health.

Coming Attractions: It’s off to Boston for two and Houston for four before coming home to face Chicago and Atlanta. .


Houston: 8-7 .533 2nd place 4 1/2 games out

The good news : Dante Bitchette has been dynamite .333 4 HR 11 RBI. Biggio has hit .346 and stolen 10 bases in 13 attempts while driving in 13 without going yard.. Otis Nixon has stolen 22 more leading the majors. Houston’s 41 walks allows is the 2nd lowest among major league teams.

The Bad News: While the bullpen has been spectacular the starting pitching has been meh. Tom Glavine is 1-2 with a 5.19 ERA Jamie Navarro is 0-1 with hitter batting .313 against him and a 5.56 ERA and Mike Hamptons start was so bad (0-1 6.48 ERA and .375 avg against he ended up dealt to Baltimore along with Quintin McCracken (.077 avg till he went to Baltimore hitting .333 in the AL) Meanwhile Terry Steinbach is hitting a mere .204 and so is Matt Williams .204 with only 2 HR & 5 RBI.

Didn’t see that coming: Houston relivers Pedro Borbon, Mark Dewey, TJ Matthews , Mike Munoz and Paul Spoljaric in a combined 15 appearances and 24 innings have yet to give up a run..

Medical Report: All quiet on the Injury Front.

Coming Attractions: After a quick trip to NY to face the Yanks for 2 they return for a 9 game homestand with 4 against San Diego, 2 vs Seattle and 3 vs Florida


Los Angeles: 8-8 .500 3rd place 5 GB

The good news : Mike Piazza is hitting .322 with 3 HR and 8 RBI and has scored 11 while throwing out 13 runners. Brian Hunter is batting .359 Jessie Orosco has 3 saves in three chances. Starter Ismael Valdez has a WHIP of 1.02 6th in the league.

The Bad News: Piazza may have caught 13 runners but he’s let 47 steal. Steve Decker has already committed 5 errors at third to go along with his .170 avg. Rafael Bournigal has been not committed an error in the field but is also hitting a mere .169 and Travis Fryman .175 Avg and a .197 OBP runs)

The Meh News: In 13 starts 4 of Houston’s five starters have ERA’s between 4.26 & 4.76.

Didn’t see that coming: While LA’s avg against is the worst in the NL their staff’s 124 K’s in the 2nd best in the majors with three of their starters in the top 10 in K’s of the NL. Travis Fryman’s miniscule batting and OBP avgs has not stopped him from driving in 11 runs so far this season..

Medical Report: All present and accounted for

Coming Attractions: LA has one more to play in Baltimore before they head home for 4 against the Cards, two against the blue Jays and 3 vs the Pirates before an 11 game road trip.


St. Louis: 5-11 .313 4th place 8 GB

The good news : Ray Langford is leading the majors in triples with 3. Julio Franco is leading the NL with a .403 avg, leads the majors in hits (27). Brian Jordan is hitting .303 with 2 HR and 10 RBI. David Cone is is only allowing a .191 batting avg with a 1.12 WHIP and while being 3rd in the league in innings has yet to give up a home run.

The Bad News: The Benes Brothers have been a disappointment on the mound. Andy is 0-2 with a 6.62 ERA and Alan while 1-2 has an ERA of 7.04. Willie McGee has had a horrendous .190 0 HR 1 RBI Tim Rains is even worse hitting only .071 with an OBP of .133 with only a solo HR and RBI to his name. .

Didn’t see that coming: St. Louis has only five home runs in 596 at bats

Medical Report: Mark Langston came out of his first start of the season and will not be back till late July. .

Coming Attractions: St. Louis visits Cleveland for 2 and LA for four before coming home for 3 vs Cincy and then it back on the road for 2 in Boston before hosting Houston for another 4.

Here is the draft for the Dynasty 80 game 1996 draft league that I’m running. It will be regularly updated as picks are made.

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh1Curt SchillingSPPhil2 Jason Kendal C Pittsburgh
Toronto1Juan GuzmanSP Tor2Ellis BurksOF Colorado
Minnesota1Pedro MartinezSPMont2Jason Giambi1BOakland
Florida1Barry BondsOF SF2Sammy SosaOF Cubs
Cincinnati1Ivan RodriguezCTexas2Lance JohnsonCFMets
Houston1Tom GlavineSPAtlanta2Dante BitchetteOFColorado
Boston1Roberto Alomar2BBaltimore2Al LeiterSP Florida
Seattle1Jeff FasseroSPMontreal2Albert BelleOF Cleveland
Chicago 1Mark McGuire1BOakland2Omar Visquel SSCleveland
Los Angeles1Tim SalmonOF California2Ramon MartinezSPLos Angeles
San Diego1Kenny LoftonCFCleveland2Todd HundleyCMets
Cleveland1Kevin AppierSPKansas City2Edgar Martinez1BSeattle
Baltimore1Brady AndersonOFBaltimore2Bobby BonillaOFBaltimore
St. Louis1Brian JordanOF St. Louis2Ozzie SmithSSSt Louis
Atlanta1Larry WalkerOFColorado2John WetlandRPYankees
New York1Juan GonzalezOF Texas2Rey Durham2BWhite Sox

Each team was allowed to keep 2 batter and 2 pitchers from the franchise they choose. All other player were released into the draft along with the full rosters of all the teams not chosen. Normally we hold a timed Draft but due to my schedule the 1st day I have free for it is April 1st so until then we will have an “informal” draft when players submit their picks to me when they can.

With the first overall pick (due to their record in 1996) the Pittsburgh Pirates took starting pitcher Curt Schilling of the Phillies.

The real Curt Schilling approves

Some people may not know that Schilling was a big gamer even before the days of computers in every home. His old Status Pro Baseball card used to have his Squad Leader Rating on it. (Both were by the Avalon Hill gaming company)

On to round 3

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh3 Mel RojasRPMontreal 4 Dean Palmer 3B Texas
Toronto3 Troy PercivalRP California 4 Ken Hill SP Texas
Minnesota3 Javy LopezCAtlanta 4 Billy WagnerRP Houston
Florida3 Vinny Castilla3BColorado 4 Mark Portugal SP Cincinnati
Cincinnati3 Eric Young2B Colorado4 Tim BelcherSP Kansas City
Houston3 Terry SteinbachCOakland 4 Tom GoodwinOF Kansas City
Boston3 Jay BuhnerRF Seattle 4 Scott Brosius 3B Oakland
Seattle3 Chuck FinleySP California 4 Jeff Cirillo 3B Milwaukee
Chicago 3 Steve FinleyOF San Diego 4 Steve TrashellSP Chicago (n)
Los Angeles3 Raul MondesiRF Los Angeles 4 Jessie OroscoRP Baltimore
San Diego3 Mark Grace1B Chicago (N) 4Mark McLemore2BTexas
Cleveland3 Bernard GilkeyOF New York (N) 4Bobby HigginsonOFDetroit
Baltimore3 Todd Zeile3B Baltimore 4Randy MyersSPBaltimore
St. Louis3 David ConeSP New York (A) 4Mike BelickiSPAtlanta
Atlanta3 Jim EdmondsOF California 4Tino Martinez1BNew York (a)
New York3 Andres Galarraga1B Colorado 4Todd StottlemyreSPSt. Louis

And now five and six

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh5 Andy StankowitzssMontreal 6 John Jaha 1BMMilwaukee
Toronto5Rusty Greer Of Texas 6Omar Oliveras SPDetroit
Minnesota5 Ben MacDonaldSPMilwaukee 6 Darryl KyleSP Houston
Florida5 Denny NeagleSPAtlanta 6 Joe Giradi C New York (a)
Cincinnati5 Rickey HendersonOFSan Diego 6 Dave BurbaSP Cincinnati
Houston5 Mark GrudzalaniekInfMontreal 6 Matt Williams3B San Francisco
Boston5 Donovan OsborneSP St. Louis 6 Turk Wendell SP Chicago (N)
Seattle5 Dan Wilson CSeattle 6 Dave Nilsson RF Milwaukee
Chicago 5 Pedro AstacioSP Los Angeles 6 Mike McFarlaneC Kansas City
Los Angeles5 Delino DeShields2B Los Angeles 6 Kevin TapaniSP Chicago (a)
San Diego5 John Burkett SP Texas 6Dave MartinezOFChicago (a)
Cleveland5 Wilson AlverezSP Chicago (A) 6Benito SantiagoCPhiladelphia
Baltimore5 Chili DavisDH California 6Quilo Veras2BFlorida
St. Louis5 Jeff FRye2B Boston 6Dennis CooRPTexas
Atlanta3 Mark WohlersRP Atlanta 6Rickey bottleticoSP Philadelphia
New York3 Charles JohnsonC Florida 6BJ ShurhoffCBaltimore

And now seven and eight

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh7 Ernie YoungCFOakland 8Moises Alou OF Montreal
Toronto7 Brian McRaeCF Chicago (N) 8 Mike Lansing2BMontreal
Minnesota7 Rex Hudler2BCalifornia 8 Harold BainesDH Chicago
Florida7 Mariano Duncan2BNew York (A) 8 Billy Taylor RP Oakland
Cincinnati7 Wade Boggs3BNew York (A) 8 Mark ClarkSP New York (N)
Houston7 Otis NixonCFToronto 8 Mark GutherieRP Los Angeles
Boston7 Reggie JeffersonOF Boston 8 Walt Weiss SS Colorado
Seattle7 Tim Narhering3B Boston8 Mike Stanton RP Texas
Chicago 7 Jeff ShawRP Cincinnati 8 Ken RyanRP Philadelphia
Los Angeles7 Ron GantOF St Louis 8 Mike MoehlerRP Oakland
San Diego7 Scott EricksonSP Baltimore 8Jeff ConineOFFlorida
Cleveland7 Tony PhilipsLF White Sox 8Jose ValentinSSMilwaukee
Baltimore7 Eric PlunkRP Cleveland 8Rheal CormierPMontreal
St. Louis7 F. P. SantangeloINF Montreal 8Willie McGeeOFSt. Louis
Atlanta7 Jose OffermanINF Kansas City 8Chris HoilesCBaltimore
New York7 Geronimo BerroaOF Oakland 8Al MartinOFPittsburgh

And now nine and tent

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh9 Terrell WadeP Atlanta10 Mike Stanley CBoston
Toronto9 John Valentin SSBoston 10 Tom Pagzznosi c St. Louis
Minnesota9 Mark WhitenOFSeattle 19 Royce ClaytonSS St Louis
Florida9 David Segui1BMontreal 10 Rick Honeycutt RP St. Louis
Cincinnati9 Dwight GoodenSPNew York (A) 10 Kenny RogersSP New York (A)
Houston9 Andy AshbySPSan Diego 10 Jaime NavaroSP Chicago (N)
Boston9 Rod BeckRP San Fransisco 10 Devon White CF Florida
Seattle9 Ugueth UrbinaRP Montreal 10 Randy Velarde 2B California
Chicago 9 Paul O’NeilRF New York (A) 10 Marty CordovaOF Minnesota
Los Angeles9 Rich BeckerCF Minnesota 10 Greg GagneSS Los Angeles
San Diego9 Nomar GarciaparraSS Boston 10Andrew JonesOFAtlanta
Cleveland9 Orel HershiserSP Cleveland 10Ryan KleskoOFAtlanta
Baltimore9 Kurt Manrwing CHouston 10Eddie GuardadoRPMinnesota
St. Louis9 Kevin Ritz PColorado 10Julio Franco1BCleveland
Atlanta9 Jeff KentIF Cleveland 10Jim EisenreichRFPhiladelphia
New York9 Joey HamiltonP San Diego 10Scott Rolen3BPhiladelphia

Eleven and Twelve

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh11 Paul AssenmacherPCleveland 12 Brett Boone 2B Cincinnati
Toronto11 Mike JacksonP Seattle 12 Ed Sprague 3B Toronto
Minnesota11 Bill Mueller3BSan Francisco 12 Garret AndersonOF California
Florida11 Fred McGriff1BAtlanta 12 Edgardo Alfonzo 2B New York (N)
Cincinnati11 Mike FettersPMilwaukee 12 Reggie SandersOF Cincinnati
Houston11 Rich AmaralIF/OF Seattle12 T. J MathewsP St. Louis
Boston11 Tim WorrellP San Diego 12 Ruben Rivera OF New York (A)
Seattle11 Bob TewksburyP San Diego 12 Kevin Seitzer Inf Cleveland
Chicago 11 Ryne Sandberg2B Chicago (N) 12 John FrancoRP New York (N)
Los Angeles11 Travis Fryman3B Detroit 12 Ozzie GuillenINF Chicago (A)
San Diego11 Ron Karkovice CChicago (A) 12Chan Ho ParkSPLos Angeles
Cleveland11 Greg McMichaelRP Atlanta 12Bruce RuffinPColorado
Baltimore11 Jimmy KeySP New York (A) 12Danny DarwinSPHouston
St. Louis11 Darin FletcherC Montreal12Tim CrabtreePToronto
Atlanta11 Jose VizcianoINF Cleveland 12Sandy AlomarCCleveland
New York11 Todd WorrellRP Los Angeles 12Pete HarnischPNew York (N)

And now Thirteen and Fourteen

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh13 Sean EstesSPSam Francisco 14 Kevil Elster ss Texas
Toronto13 Cecil Fielder1B New York (a) 14 Sid Fernandez SP Philadelphia
Minnesota13 Johnny DamonOFKansas City 14 Doug BotchlerRP San Diego
Florida13 Greg VaughnOFSan Diego 14 James Baldwin SP Chicago (a)
Cincinnati13 Will Clark1BTexas 14 Tim WakefieldSP Boston
Houston13 Ron VilloneRPMilwaukee 14 Antonio AsunaRP Los Angeles
Boston13 Roger PavlikSP Texas 14 Mike Sweeney C Kansas City
Seattle13 John FlahertyC Toronto 14 Dave Justice OF Atlanta
Chicago 13 Jose Rosado SPKansas City 14 Terry AdamsRP Chicago (N)
Los Angeles13 Dennis EckersleyRP St Louis 14 Brian HunterOF Houston
San Diego13 Scott RadinskyRP Los Angeles 14Darren HolmesRPColorado
Cleveland13 Hal Morris1B Cincinnati 14Tony CastilloRPChicago (A)
Baltimore13 Brett ButlerCF Los Angeles14Jose PaniaguaRPMontreal
St. Louis13 Mark LangstonSP California 14Omar DaalRPMontreal
Atlanta13 Rick HellingP Florida14Mike JamesRPCalifornia
New York13 Henry RodriguezOF Monreal 14Fernando ValenzuelaSPSt. Louis

Fifteen and Sixteen

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh15 Dan PlesacRP Pittsburgh16 Mike Holtz P California
Toronto15 Kent Bottenfield RPChicago (N) 16 Chad Ogea SP Cleveland
Minnesota15 Steve AverySPAtlanta16 Bob PattersonP Chicago (N)
Florida15 Bobby JonesPNew York (N) 16 Brad Ausmus C Detroit
Cincinnati15 Tony Clark1BDetroit 16 Luis GonzalezOFChicago (N)
Houston15 Pedro BorbonRPAtlanta 16 Rey OrdonezSS New York (N)
Boston15 Chris HaneySP Kansas City 16 Francisco Cordova P Pittsburgh
Seattle15 Daren OliverSP Texas16 Allen Mills RP Seattle
Chicago 15 Mike GraceSP Philadelphia 16 Matt MieskeOF Milwaukee
Los Angeles15 Arthur RhodesP Baltimore 16 Darryl HamiltonCF Texas
San Diego15 Mike Maddux PBoston 16Fransisco CordoaPPittsburgh
Cleveland15 Tom GordonSP Boston 16Julian TavarasRPCleveland
Baltimore15 Lee SmithRP Cincinnati 16Darren BraggCF Boston
St. Louis15 Chuck McElroySP Texas 16Norm Charlton RPSeattle
Atlanta15 Doug JonesRP Milwaukee16Scott KarlSPMilwaukee
New York15 Jeff JudenSP Montreal 16Dave HollinsInfSeattle

Fifteen and Sixteen

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh17 Bill SimasRPChicago (A) 18 Mark Leiter P Montreal
Toronto17 Jim PooleRP San Francisco 18 Paul Shuey P Cleveland
Minnesota17 Jose BautistaRPSan Francisco 18 Tony Batista2B Oakland
Florida17 Jeff BlauserSSAtlanta 18 Huck Flener P Toronto
Cincinnati17 Randy KnorrCHouston 18 Tim BogarInf New York (N)
Houston17 Kevin MitchellOFCincinnati 18 Roberto KellyRFMinnesota
Boston17 Mark WilkinsRP Pittsburgh 18 Jeff Reed C Colorado
Seattle17 Tony FossasRP St Louis 18 Cal Eldred SP Milwaukee
Chicago 17 Charlie O’Brien CToronto 18 Carlos GarciaInf Pittsburgh
Los Angeles17 John Olerud1B Toronto 18 Bob WickmanP Milwaukee
San Diego17 Tom LampkinC San Francisco 18Cory BaileyPSt. Louis
Cleveland17 Tom CandiottiSP Los Angeles 18Tyler HoustonCChicago (N)
Baltimore17 Lenny Webster CMontreal 18Luis Sojo2BYankees
St. Louis17 Jim LeyritzC New York (A) 18Oswaldo FernandezSPSan Francisco
Atlanta17Terry MulhollandSP Seattle18Barry ManuelRPMontreal
New York18 John Mabry1B St Louis18Jeff ParrettPPhiladelphia

Nineteen and Twenty

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh19 Joe CarterOFToronto 20 Damon Buford OF Texas
Toronto19 Mike LeiberthalC Philadelphia 20 Pat Mears SS Minnesota
Minnesota19 Derek BellOFHouston 20 Jeff MontgomeryRP Kansas City
Florida19 Tony PenaCCleveland 20 Rondell White CF Montreal
Cincinnati19 Mike Gallego2BSt. Louis 20 Tim DavisRP Seattle
Houston19 Dario VerasRPSan Diego 20 Paul SpolijaricRP Toronto
Boston19 Moberto MartinSS Chicago (A) 20 Carl Everett OF New York (N)
Seattle19 Greg Jeffries 1BPhiladelphia 20 Mike Campbell RP Chicago (N)
Chicago 19 Lenny Harris UTCincinnati 20 Dave MlickiRP New York (N)
Los Angeles19 Dave VerasRP Montreal 20 Steve ReedRP Colorado
San Diego19 Ariel PietroP Oakland 20Jack McDowellSPCleveland
Cleveland19 Chuck CarrOF Milwaukee 20Kevin StockerSSPhiladelphia
Baltimore19 Doug DrakeckSP Houston 20Joey EichenRPDetroit
St. Louis19 Mike Morgan SPCincinnati 20Fernando Vina2BMilwaukee
Atlanta19 Alan EmbreeRP Cleveland 20Kirk ReuterSPSan Francisco
New York19 Rick WilkinsC San Francisco 20Joey Cora2BSeattle

Twenty One and twenty two. Starting round 22 people could drop out of the draft and choose “early waivers” electing to take players before the normal waivers period beings (after week 5)

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Pittsburgh21 Willie AdamsPOakland 22Glenallen HillOFSan Francisco
Blue Jays21Mark HuttonSPFlorida 22 Bil Risely P Toronto
Minnesota21 Brian JohnsonCSan Diego 22 Sean BergmanSP San Diego
Florida21 Luis Castillo2BFlorida 22 Sandy Martinez C Toronto
Cincinnati21 Larry ThomasPChicago (A) 22 Buddy GroomRP Oakland
Houston21 Quinton McCrackenOFColorado 22 Sean Berry3B Houston
Boston21 Leo Gomez3B Chicago (N) 22 Pete Incaviglia OF Baltimore
Seattle21 Alex GonzalezSS Toronto 22 Hector CarrascoP Cincinnati
Chicago 21 Kurt Abbott Inf Florida 22 Carlos ReyesP Oakland
Los Angeles21 Aaron SeleSP Boston 22 Steve DeckerC Colorado
San Diego21 Graeme LloydRP New York (A) 22Phil Nevin3BDetroit
Cleveland21 Matt StairsOF Oakland 22Jim CorsiRPOakland
Baltimore21 Gary DiSarcinaSS California 22EARLY WAIVERS
St. Louis21 Tim RainesOF New York (A) 22Shawn DunstonSSSan Francisco
Atlanta21 Mark Lewis2B Minnesota 22Ron Coomer1BMinnesota
New York21 Wally Joyner1B San Diego 22Bobby WittSPYankees

And now Twenty Three and Twenty Four

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Toronto23 Mark Petkovsek SPSt Louis 24 Toby Borland P Philadelphia
Minnesota23 Scott Stanhovisk1BMinnesota 24 Jorge Fabregasc California
Florida23 Justin ThompsonP Detroit24 Todd Jones P Houston
Cincinnati23 Chris Sabo3BCincinnati 24 Jeff RussellPTexas
Houston23 Jeff DarwinPChicago (A) 24 Joe OliverC Cincinnati
Boston23 Vince ColemanOF Cincinnati 24 Blas Minor RP Seattle
Seattle23 Dan NaultyRP Minnesota 24 Eddie Perez C Atlanta
Chicago 23Joe Randa 3B Kansas City 24 Chad CurtisOF Los Angeles
Los Angeles23 Jeff RebouletInf Minnesota 24 Rafael BournigalINFOakland
San Diego23 Mark Brandenburg PBoston 24Matt RubelPPittsburgh
Cleveland23 Willie Blair PSan Diego 24Dave Magadan3BChicago (N)
St. Louis23 Mike GreenwellOF Boston 24Marc NewfieldLFMilwaukee
New York23 Mickey Tettleton1B Texas 24Jeff NelsonPNew York (A)

Twenty Five and Twenty Six

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Toronto25 Dean HartgravesRP Atlanta 26 Eric Anthony OF Colorado
Minnesota25 Ed VosbergRPTexas 26 Woody WilliamsP Toronto
Florida25 Matt KarchnerPTexas 26 Jeff D’Amico P Milwaukee
Cincinnati25 Dave ValleC Texas26 Matt LawtonOF Minnesota
Houston25 Mark DeweyPSan Francisco 26Bip Roberts 2B Kansas City
Boston25 Rickey GutierrezSS Houston 26 Wil Cordero 2BBoston
Seattle25 Rick Huisman RPKansas City 26 Doug Linton P Kansas City
Chicago 25 Erick Hanson PToronto 26 EARLY WAIVERS
Los Angeles25 Mark Loretta2B Milwaukee 26 Frank CastelloPChicago (N)
San Diego25 Brien GilesOF Cleveland 26Darryl StrawberryOFNew York (A)
Cleveland25 Donnie WallP Houston 26Russ SpringerPPhiladelphia
St. Louis25 Luis Alicea2B St Louis 26Pat BordersCChicago (A)
New York25 Rich RobertsonP Minnesota 26Don SlaughtCChicago (A)

Twenty seven and twenty eight

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Toronto27Jermaine DyeOF Atlanta28Terry Pendelton3BAtlanta
Minnesota27Scott ServaisRPCincinnati28George Aries3B California
Florida27Troy O’LearyOFBoston28Darin Erstad CFCalifornia
Cincinnati27Rob DeerOFSan Diego28Milt CulyerCFBoston
Houston27Felipe LiraPDetroit28Mike MunozPColorado
Boston27Eddie Taubensee CCincinnati28Curtis PrideOFDetroit
Seattle27Craig PaquetteLF Kansas City28Mickey Morandini2B Philadelphia
Los Angeles27Paul ByrdP New York (N)28Jim MercerRPNew York (A)
San Diego27Rey SanchezSSChicago (N)28Willie Greene3BCincinnati
Cleveland27Keith Lockhart 2BKansas City 28Orlando MillerSSHouston
St. Louis27Stan Javier2BOakland30Mike PerezPChicago (N)
New York27Robert PersonRPNew York (N)31Kimera BartreeOFDetroit

Rounds 29 and 30

TeamRndPlayerPosTeamRndPlayerPositionTeam
Toronto29 Marvin BernardOF San Francisco 30 Brian Hunter1B Seattle
Minnesota29 Soloman TorrezSPSeattle 30 Jeremy BurnetzOF Milwaukee
Florida29 Cliff FloydOFMontreal 30 Mike Matheny C Milwaukee
Cincinnati29 Daren LewisOFChicago (A) 30 Mike MyersRP Detroit
Houston29 Craig GrebeckInfFlorida 30 Alex OchoaOF New York (N)
Boston29 Allen Watson PSan Francisco 30 Bobby AlivaRP Seattle
Seattle29 Jason SchmidtSP Pittsburgh30 Pat ListachOF Milwaukee
Los Angeles29 Jessie LevisC Milwaukee 30 Rich GarcisRP Boston
San Diego29 Dennis MartinezSP Cleveland 30EARLY WAIVERS
Cleveland29 Michael Tucker OFKansas City 30EARLY WAIVERS
St. Louis29 Bryce FlorieP Milwaukee 30Matt WallbeckCMinnesota
New York29 Danny TartabulOF Chicago (A) 4Rick AguliaraRPMinnesota

Rounds 31 and 32

TeamRoundPlayerPositionTeam RoundPlayerPositionTeam
Minnesota31Pete SchourekPCincinnati32EARLY WAIVERS
Florida31Bill Spiers2BHouston32EARLY WAIVERS
Cincinnati31Don WengertRPOakland32Paul QuantrellSPToronto
Boston31Richie LewisRPDetroit32Jack Howell3BCalifornia
Seattle31Paul WilsonSPDetroit32EARLY WAIVERS
Los Angeles31 Pat RappSPFlorida32EARLY WAIVERS
New York31Armando ReynosoSPColorado32Charlie Hayes3BNew York (A)
Cincinnati and Boston choose early Waivers

Round 33 the end

TeamRoundPlayerPositionTeam on Card
New York33Jason IsinghasuenSPNew York (N)
Cincinnati and Boston choose early Waivers