The Mutant League

2010-2011 Draft Order

  1. Ducks 230pts (12th)
  2. District 5 255pts (11th)
  3. Stush 289pts (10th)
  4. beckanators 292pts (9th)
  5. Danglesmiths 308pts (8th)
  6. Blackhawks 336pts (7th)
  7. Team Jage 349pts (6th)
  8. Avalanche 350pts (5th)
  9. Ruckus 350pts (4th)
  10. Penguins 375pts (3rd)
  11. Domination 395pts (2nd)
  12. Red Wings 431pts (1st)

2010-2011 Draft Results

Rules

  1. Roster Size, Stats, and Team Limit
    1. League Limit of 12 teams
      • Increase of team limit will require smaller roster sizes, adjusted accordingly. Otherwise, the Free Agent pool will be horrid.
    2. 20 man rosters
      • 3 Centers
      • 2 Right Wingers
      • 2 Left Wingers
      • 1 Winger
      • 4 Defensemen
      • 2 Utility
      • 2 Goalies
      • 4 Benched Players
      • 3 Injury Reserve
    3. Stat Categories
      • Goals
      • Assists
      • +/-
      • Penalty Minutes
      • Power-Play Points
      • Short-Handed Points
      • Shots on Goal
      • Faceoffs Won
      • Hits
      • Blocked Shots
      • Goalie Wins
      • Goals Allowed Average
      • Saves
      • Save Percentage
      • Shutouts
    4. Changes to Roster Size and Stat Categories require a 2/3 vote.
  2. Trade Deadline
    1. The trade deadline will be at least 2 weeks before the NHL deadline.
      • For the fairness of all teams and the impact the NHL deadline can have on a player's value.
  3. Keeper restrictions
    1. 3-6 Eligible Keepers must be chosen every year.
      • Teams entering the league take ownership of the abandoned roster, and may keep 3 to 6 Eligible Keepers.
    2. Keepers must be chosen at least a week before the scheduled draft.
      • Allows other teams to know who's available in the draft.
    3. Keepers must remain on your roster the entire season.
      • Exceptions include retirement, or extreme situations (Ie. Alexei Yashin, leaves league, no longer plays)
      • Injuries are not an exception (use IR slot or trade away).
  4. Keeper Draft
    1. Draft order is determined by the standings at the end of the Fantasy regular season.
      • Ie. Last place gets the #1 pick. First place gets the last pick.
    2. A maximum of 2 free agent Eligible Keepers may be drafted per year.
      • This excludes Free Agents drafted in previous years
    3. A maximum of 1 goalie Eligible Keepers may be drafted per year.
      • For fairness of other teams and because there are so few goalies in the league.
  5. Eligible Keepers
    1. An Eligible Keeper must be on your roster from the trade deadline until the completion of the season.
    2. Eligible Keepers must be drafted in the round they were originally drafted in.
      • Free agents may be drafted in the lastest round possible.
      • Any conflict favors the team. Ie. two 12th round keepers can be taken in the 12th and 13th round. Two first round keepers can be taken in the 1st and 2nd rounds. These players keep their initial draft position the following season.
    3. You may only keep a player for a maximum term of 3 years. After that, they are released back into the draft pool. Initial draft year does not count as part of the term.
      • Keepers that are traded still adhere to this rule. Ie. A 2nd year Keeper that is traded can only be kept for 1 year by the receiving team.
    4. Traded draft players retain their draft position and term.
  6. Trading draft picks.
    1. Teams may exchange a draft pick for the following season as part of a trade.
    2. At least one player must be exchanged from both teams as part of the trade.
    3. The exchange of picks must be declared on the Message board after the trade has been accepted (label clearly please).
    4. A team may only exchange one pick with each team in the league. I.e. Penguins and Avalanche may only exchange one pick per season.
    5. Teams may not keep any players who are eligible for any traded draft picks. I.e. if the Blackhawks traded away their first pick, they could not keep Ovechkin the next season.
      • This does not affect Free Agents and 23rd round picks. They can be inserted at best available position.
    6. During the next season's draft, players will simply choose the player for the picks they own.
      • If the Penguins traded their 7th for the Red Wing's 13th pick, the Red Wings will choose which player to draft for the Penguin's 7th round pick.
      • Likewise, the Penguins will choose what player to draft for the Red Wing's 13th round pick.
    7. Upon completion of the draft, both teams will be required to trade their respective draft choices. This will be enforced by the commissioner if not done mutually.
  7. Buy-In and Prizes
    1. Every team must pay a $20 Buy-In
      • Failure to do so after the first month will result in a roster lock.
      • Buy-In amount shall be agreed upon by all teams.
    2. The top 3 teams will receive prize money. Currently:
      • 1st place - $150
      • 2nd place - $70
      • 3rd place - $20
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