Waiver List
The following
players are on release waivers until Sunday, Aug. 25 at 5 p.m., CDT:
Max Stassi ($7)
Cameron Maybin ($7)
Brett Gardner ($6)
Mike Tauchman ($7)
Tyler Alexander
($7)
Martin Perez ($7)
Pedro Payano ($7)
Wade LeBlanc ($3)
Justin Shafer ($7)
The following
players have cleared withdrawable waivers and may be traded at anytime:
Miguel Cabrera,
Brew Jays ($26)
Nomar Mazara, Brew
Jays ($11 and signed thru 2021)
Nick Wittgren, Brew
Jays ($7)
Ryon Healy, Karp’s
High Ratios ($11 and signed thru 2021)
Thairo Estrada,
Karp’s High Ratios ($1)
Dustin Pedroia,
Karp’s High Ratios ($1)
Devon Travis,
Karp’s High Ratios ($1)
Taylor Ward, Karp’s
High Ratios ($1)
Jake Junis, Karp’s
High Ratios ($6 and signed thru 2020)
Fernando Romero,
Karp’s High Ratios ($5)
To be Activated
The following
players must be activated or waived by Monday, Aug. 26:
Gary Sanchez,
Addison Lights
The following
players must be activated or waived by Monday, Sept. 2:
C.C. Sabathia,
Nordica Knucklers
Ryan Brasier,
Patton’s High Velocity
The following
players must be activated or waived by Monday, Sept. 9:
Willi Castro,
Addison Lights
Abraham Toro,
Addison Lights
Dillon Tate, Brew
Jays
A.J. Puk, Nordica
Knucklers.
Nick Solak,
Shoeless Sandmen
Jake Fraley,
Shoeless Sandmen
Justus Sheffield,
Three Stooges
Rookie Eligibility
The following players lost their rookie
eligibility in 2019:
Danny Jansen,
Addison Lights
Brandon Lowe, Blues
City Bruisers
Vladimir Guerrero
Jr., Brew Jays
Eloy Jimenez, Brew
Jays
Oscar Mercado, Brew
Jays
Yordan Alvarez,
Karp’s High Ratios
Thairo Estrada,
Karp’s High Ratios
Luis Rengifo,
Karp’s High Ratios
Myles Straw, Karp’s
High Ratios
Luis Arraez, Karp’s
High Ratios
Nicky Lopez, Karp’s
High Ratios
Josh James, Karp's
High Ratios
Michael Chavis,
L.L. Beans
Cavan Biggio,
Patton’s High Velocity
Zach Plesac,
Patton’s High Velocity
Rowdy Tellez,
Shoeless Sandmen
Sean Reid-Foley,
Shoeless Sandmen
Trent Thornton,
Shoeless Sandmen
Dylan Cease, Three
Stooges
Christin Stewart,
Three Stooges
Griffin Canning,
Wa-Wa Two Sees
FAAB Budgets
Wa-Wa Two
Sees: $200 spent
L.L. Beans:
$199 spent
Blues City Bruisers
$172 spent
Brew Jays:
$25 spent
Nordica Knucklers:
$17 spent
Karp’s High Ratios
: $15 spent
Addison
Lights: $1 spent
FML Accounts
The following teams
owe money to the league, as of Aug. 21:
Addison Lights,
$37, no payment needed
Blues City
Bruisers, -$10, no payment needed
Brew Jays, $16, no
payment needed
L.L. Beans, -$44, no payment needed
Nordica Knucklers,
$50, no payment needed
Patton's High
Velocity, $14, no payment needed
Shoeless Sandmen,
$91, payment now due
Three Stooges, $65,
payment now due
Wa-Wa Two Sees,
-$17, no payment needed
See You in 2020
This year’s round
of season-ending injuries began when L.L. Beans’ pitcher Jairo Solis
underwent Tommy John surgery in August 2018. Karp’s pitcher Lance
McCullers also had the surgery in October, as did Beans pitcher Dane Dunning
in March and the Nordica Knucklers’ Cole Ragans in May (his second since
2018).
The Knucklers'
Chris Seise had shoulder surgery in May and is out for the rest of the 2019
season. Also out for the year are Three Stooges outfielder Micker Adolfo
(elbow surgery), Stooges relief pitcher Zack Burdi (torn knee ligament) and
Patton’s High Velocity hurler Corbin Martin (Tommy John surgery).
2020 FML Auction
The 2020 Fuzzy
Memorial League Auction will be Saturday, March 21 at Noon, CDT at the home
of Bill Levy in Deerfield, Ill. Major League Baseball Opening Day will
be the following Thursday, March 26. The 15-player freeze list deadline
will be the Tuesday prior to the auction or March 17.
2019 FML Transaction Deadlines
All times Central Daylight. Please
note that FML deadlines are determined by the first MLB game, not necessarily
the first American League contest.
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Day/Date
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First MLB Game
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FML Deadline
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Monday, Aug. 26
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Pittsburgh at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m.
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5 p.m.
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Monday, Sept. 2
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Texas at New York, 12:05 p.m.
FML Roster Expansion
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11 a.m.
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Monday, Sept. 9
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Atlanta at Philadelphia, 6:05 p.m.
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5 p.m.
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Monday, Sept. 16
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Baltimore at Detroit, 3:10 p.m.
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2:10 p.m.
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Monday, Sept. 23
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Philadelphia at Washington, 6:05 p.m.
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5 p.m.
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