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jonny6
Joined: 10/12/2013
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I believe that as is if a player is over 35 he is automatically retired when released. Would it be possible to have these players have to clear waivers first before they retire? I just thought this would be a bit more realistic since good players with a lot of interest will still play into old age. It will also allow the occasional player to play into their 40s with different teams which you sometimes see now in real life
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Check out the Long in the Tooth section. There aren't really a lot of MLB players over 35.

There has to be some cut-off...seemed like 35 was a pretty good number.


Steve
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I'm not completely against the idea though Steve - perhaps is a player is released at 35/36/37 and their SI is higher than say 90, then they go through waivers and if not claimed then instantly retire instead of becoming a free agent?


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