[MARS_James]

Originally Posted by JosephC

Figured I'd bring this up now so something can be decided on how to handle it.

Chesapeake is our final draft of the year, however, it's also the 10th draft after a randomized list, meaning the event itself should be randomized. However, since it's the last event, there won't be any rotation to speak of afterward.

Basically means certain teams will be getting an advantage over others due a single randomized draft.

Personally, I think one event isn't a huge deal. However, being a District draft, there will be ramifications for its DCMP.

Open to suggestions, I figure no matter what happens someones going to get the short of the stick.

Edit - this also happens to Touluca.

Brought this up earlier in the thread:

Originally Posted by MARS_James

Also looking at the sheet if we keep the multiday drafts the way they have been previously then we technically need another random for Chesapeake district.

Originally Posted by EricH

Just as a note, Toluca is in the same boat, as randomization triggers at Israel for the DCMP drafts.

The general plan was that the rotation would simply run once again if the remaining drafts were <1/2 of one rotation, and only re-randomize if that wasn't the case.

Oh, right, and about the waiver priority: It's rookie players in order of signup, then returning players in reverse order of last year's finish (as much as possible). Hmmm.... Now there's an idea...

Any objections to running Toluca and Chesapeake on straight waiver priority?