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The Bristol Stateliners need to pick up the following: Orlando Pena RP Bob Priddy rp Hank Aquirre rp

Ann Arbor sends 1968 4th round pick to the Chia Pets in exchange for the final year of a 5 year contract for Bob Gibson. Sent from Outlook

Ann Arbor is trading their first and second round pick for Pittsburgh's 1:7 pick Sent from Outlook

all FA's are included on this one

Greater Ohio is looking for picks in 67 or 68 Dave Wickersham 1yr C/B*1 Eddie Fischer 5yrs 67C*z 68B*z 69C*z 70C/B*z 71C/B*z Steve Hamilton 5yr 67C*x 68A*1xz 69 B*xz 70 B*1yz 71B*1xzz Clay Carroll 5yr 67D/D*z 68C/B*z 69C/B* 70A*yz

Pittsburgh signs Boyer 2yr, Mazeroski 2yr, and Blass 5yr (3rd, 4th, 5th) REK Azcue 3yr (3rd rd) Bristol Singer 5yr (2nd) Ringgold Mays 5yr and Dierker 5yr (2nd, 7th) Hazard Pepitone 5yr and McDowell 5yr (Fly4th 3rd) Sparktown Mantle 2yr and Raymond 2yr (3rd, 5th) Pleasonton Brown 2yr(5th) Greater Ohio Bolin 2yr, Niekro 5yr, Hamilton 5yr, Carroll 5yr (10th, 1st, 4th, 7th) Kville Stottlemyre 5yr (1st) Free agency is now closed and onto the draft. Good luck all Dev

Greater Ohio trades longtime starter Bob Veale and Joe Foy to Pittsburgh for Gene Alley and Don Wert. Dev

Welcome to Free agency day in JAG 9 guys were not offered a contract and will either retire or head back to the drafting hoping to catch on to a team this spring. Don Clendenon Rocky Colavito Chuck Hinton Derron Johnson Bob Lee Billy Odell Floyd Robinson John Romano Russ Snyder 7 teams signed 15 guys 3 took advantage of the HOMETOWN DISCOUNT Johnny Callison resigned with Louisville for the next 4 years passing up Sparktown, Ringgold and Pittsburgh Billy McCool is staying in Hazard for another season Dave Wickersham resigned a 1 year deal with Greater Ohio Pittsburgh signed 3 Fred Whitfield, Leon Wagner and Bruce Howard all to 1 year deals Ringgold got Jimmie Hall for 1 year and Bill White for 2 years Sparktown landed Dick Ellsworth for the next 2 seasons Louisville Signed Lindy McDaniel to 4 years and Bob Bailey to 5 years Greater Ohio added Eddie Fisher 5 years and Mudcat Grant 4 years to the pitching staff Pleasonton gave 5 years to both Luis Aparico and Tommy Davis The players below all had multiple tied offers and will await the 2nd signing day. Azcue, Joe Blass, Steve Bolin, Bob Boyer, Clete BROWN, GATES Carroll, Clay Dierker, Larry HAMILTON, Steve MAYS, Willie Mazeroski, 'Bill McDowell, Sam Mickey Mantle Niekro, Phil Pepitone, Joe Raymond, Claude Singer, Bill Stottlemyre, Mel IF you were involved in a tie you will receive an email listing all the players you are tied on. Congrats and good luck Dev

Drum roll please...your 1966 JAG award winners: All-Stars C Joe Torre (REK, unanimous); honorable mention Tom Haller (Cobras). 1B Norm Cash (Chia Pets); Don Clendenon (Cobras). 2B Bill Mazeroski (Space Cowboys); Horace Clark (State Liners), Pete Rose (Bombers) TIE 3B Ron Santo (River Rats); Jim Ray Hart (Cruisers). SS Gene Alley (Cobras); Sonny Jackson (Chia Pets). OF Willie Mays (Pheasants), Harmon Killebrew (Rockets), Frank Robinson (Homies); Willie Stargell (REK), Billy Williams (Cruisers), Felipe Alou (REK). Rookie of the Year Sonny Jackson (Chia Pets), also an All-Star; honorable mention Larry Jaster (REK). Fireman Joe Hoerner (REK); honorable mention Stu Miller (State Liners). Cy Young Gary Peters (Cruisers); honorable mention teammate Phil Ortega. MVP Willie "The Say Hey Kid" Mays (Pheasants); honorable mention Harmon "Killer" Killebrew (Rockets). Congratulations to all the winners and their respective GMs, as well as the River Rats, for taking down their second title in four years.

For the 1966 season: C: Torre, Roseborough 1B: Adcock, Cash 2B: Clarke, Mazeroski 3B: Santo, Charles SS: Jackson, Mcauliffe OF: Mays, Killebrew, F. Robinson; Stargell, B. Williams, F. Alou Cy Young: Peters, Bunning Fireman: Hoerner, Miller MVP: Mays, Killebrew, Adcock Rookie of the Year: Jackson, Peterson Thanks, Mark Pheasants in '67!

Looking for offers for Pete Rose and Willie McCovey

Good morning, most of you, if not all of you, know the drill. We are looking for your top two selections on the MVP, Cy Young, Fireman and Rookie (new this year) ballots. On the All-Star ballot, your top two selections at each position with the exception of outfield, where we want six. Thanks for taking the time.

Hey, Dev. As we approach another free agency period in JAG, I wondered if there was any possible tweak we could do to the process. As has happened on a couple of occasions in both JAG and DABB, guys have over-extended contract-wise because of the process. You need a SP and put in max bids on 4 or 5 hoping to get one. Same with catchers or any other position. Then you find out you landed 3 or 4 max contract guys and that puts you over, forcing you to unload guys to get under the cap. Maybe even leaving you in violation of the constitution which says the minimum for rosters is 25 players. Would there be a way we might add another step to the process and allow us to "rescind" offers after the fact, which would allow us to get back under the cap easier? The player could then go to the next-best offer on the board. As it is usually 'max-offer' players that cause the problems, the player would still find a home with the next-best offer. Maybe the cost of a mid-round draft pick could serve as a penalty for rescinding an offer. Make it hurt a little bit but not as much as having to "dump" contracts through lop-sided trades. Just a thought. Larry Ridgeway Ridge's REK/Canton Comets HOFfridge 330-575-1508 PS I know some of you are in both leagues and I apologize that you received this twice. Sent from Outlook

There cant be achange in the current FA peroid but we can look at a change. I have had many conversations about the free agency process and am open to adjusting it but I really have to also consider the amount of work it will add to my load. Maybe lowering the minimum roster to 20 for JAG as is for DABB would help. Allowing teams to resind offers and then going back and giving those players to the next highest bidder would require more work and time have to award all the FAs then wait to see who everyone decides they dont want and then going back to the next highest bid and so on until someone takes him. Do this for each player could add several days to the process. Another option would be to split the FAs into 2 or 3 groups and foing each group separately so you know who you get in the first group before bidding on group 2 or 3. This would also add severals days to the processbut not as much of a work load. There is still the potential for issue if say all the good SPs end up in the same group. I am sure there are more ways to do it and if anyone wants to write a mew way to do it and send it to me I will consider anything. For JAG the best option might be to remove the 5 year max abd adopt the DABB and MYT model. Not that it means anything but when setting up the free agency my plan was to put the responsibility on the GM to manage their rosters and contracts, and if they over bid on players the penalty would be the fact that they have to trade players that they might not wanted to trade. There have been a few times guys have severly over bid on players they won but they always seem to find a way under the cap. Dev

All Stars: C: Torre, Haller 1B: Cash, McLendon 2B: Mazeroski,Clarke 3B: Santo, Allen SS: Alley, Jackson OF: Killebrew, Frank Robinson, Mays, Stargell, Reichardt, Clemente Cy Young: Gary Peters, Phil Ortega MVP: Mays, Killebrew Fireman: Hoerner, Regan ROY: Clarke, Fuentes pitcher; Jaster, Jenkins Sent from Outlook

All, in addition to the regular awards, we are instituting a rookie of the year award starting with the just completed 1966 season. I’d like to ask your help in terms of identifying any worthy candidates. If you’ve got someone who you think qualifies (less than 64 AB/16 IP in any JAG season prior to 1966) please let me know. Thanks. Matt

The regular season is in the books and the playoffs are loaded. All 3 of the franchises that have won the World Series are in the playoffs. Round 1 features a rematch of last year's Foxx division championship series between the Bristol Stateliners(47-24) v the Ann Arbor River Rats(42-39), Bristol is home in games 1,2, and 5. In the Ott division we have a familiar matchup between longtime rival franchises Ridge's REK(46-35) will battle Pittsburgh(36-45) Ridge will host games 1,2, and 5. Pittsburgh(formerly Hoboken) swept Ridge in 1963 in the opening round of the playoffs and Ridge returned the favor in 1964 with a sweep. Last year they met for the 3rd straight year before Pittsburgh won the series in 4 games and in 1966 they will battle again. Umpires are on high alert and pitchers will be warned before the series begins. Sparktown(54-27 best single season record) dominated this season and will be waiting for the winner of the Bristol, Ann Arbor series. Kville(49-32) won its 2nd regular season Ott title and awaits either Ridge or Pittsburgh. Good luck to all the playoff teams, while the rest of us start working on free agency. Dev

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With one contract year remaining, the REK would like to sign 3B/OF Jose Pagan for the remainder of the 1966 season. Larry Ridgeway Ridges REK HOFfridge 330-575-1508 Sent from Outlook