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Batters
Full Time Vs LH Vs RH
Regular Season players get 4x MLB PA's if not Full Time  
Catcher 150 20 33
All other positions 150 22 33
7-game playoffs players get 27% of MLB PA's if not Full Time
Catcher 150 MLB_PA's vs LH x 0.27, or "FT" if MLB_PA's vs LH >=20 MLB_PA's vs RH x 0.27 or "FT" if MLB_PA's vs RH >= 33
All other positions 150 MLB_PA's vs LH x 0.27 or "FT" if MLB_PA's vs LH >= 22 MLB_PA's vs RH x 0.27 or "FT" if MLB_PA's vs RH >= 33
3-game playoffs Players get 10.8% of MLB PA's if not Full Time. (see Platoon exception)
Catcher 150 10.8% of MLB PA's vs LH 10.8% of MLB PA's vs RH
All other positions 150 10.8% of MLB PA's vs LH 10.8% of MLB PA's vs RH
Platoon vs side 59 111
One Start/PH/7th inning or later 92 - 149    
Regular Season FT 5th starter Relief innings
Starters 8 GS 4 GS(can only start in 5th slot to get all 18 starts)  
Relievers no FT level   4x MLB innings
Playoffs FT    
Starters 7game 9GS = start as much as desired, with rest 7-8GS can start on 3 days rest but can only start 2 times 4-6GS can start 2 times in series but NOT on 3 days rest
Starters 3game Need 4GS+ to start 1 time  
Relievers 7 game series 17IP+ means can pitch as much as rest allows  0-16 2/3IP means RP can pitch 27% of MLB innings 11IP+ means after 10th innings do not count toward total
Relievers 3 game series 17IP+ means can pitch as much as rest allows  0-16 2/3IP means RP can pitch 16% of MLB innings  
2021 Covid rules

1. Rosters must be trimmed to 30 players. There are no further restrictions on who can be kept. There is no specific covid player designation, it is assumed that teams can keep their covid players within the 30 player limit.
  1. Post draft rosters are set at 35 plus IR (26 active)
3. For this season only, expand the draft to 6 rounds to help accommodate expanded rosters.


Batters will get 4x their Pas with FT limit is set to 150 PAs
For this season only, 2020 cards, the NL teams will use the DH.


Pitchers will get 4x their innings pitched. Starting pitchers: Pitchers with 8 GS are FT for the season, #5 pitchers need 4 to be FT. Other pitchers get 4x their starts.
 
 
Please note: To be counted as a teams 5th starter, the player MUST be in the 5th starter spot all year. No other players may start as the 5th starter. This player may still enter in relief as before. This restriction is because 4x the GS is used for all other pitchers. Thus a pitcher with 4GS who is NOT designated as the teams #5 starter gets 16GS, but the player designated as a #5 starter would get 18. Teams may mix/match to fill out their #5 spot, but in those cases the players only get GSx4... so a player with 3GS and a player with 1GS do NOT fill the 5th starter spot as they would have only 3x4 + 1x4 = 16 GS.

A similar mathematical difference exists for pitchers with 7GS. They would get 7x4=28Starts, whereas pitchers with 8 get 36.

Lastly, please understand the rules for the playoffs in #9 below. A pitcher with 8GS may only start 2 times in a playoff series whereas a pitcher with 9+ can start 3 times.

Pitcher Playoff adjustments(all are divided by 2.7)
24GS = 9GS 18-23 = 7-8GS 12GS = 4. Relievers with 45/2.7 = 16 2/3IP are FT for the playoffs. 30IP rule = 11IP.

Batter/fielder playoff adjustments
  All limitations are adjusted by 2.7, for example batters get their PAs, x 2.7 x 10% for a 7 game series. i.e. batter get 27% of their PAs for a 7 game series.