Post by CC06 on Jun 14, 2024 10:16:39 GMT -5
As many of you have noticed, none of the players in the original file have any bird years attached to their name. While it could be fun to see the free agency chaos that would cause over the next two seasons, I don't necessarily think it's fair to all the GM's who are trying to build a lasting core. So we can meet somewhere in the middle:
- If a player is still on his rookie contract, he will automatically be given full bird rights when that deal expires and he'll be eligible for restricted free agency.
- You can apply for real life bird years for one (1) player currently on your roster. This player must have been on the roster when you selected the team; you cannot have traded for him. A piece of advice: don't bother wasting this on a guy who has 3 or more years remaining on his contract, as he'll have the necessary bird years by the time he hits free agency anyways.
Post the player you wish to add bird years to below.
- If a player is still on his rookie contract, he will automatically be given full bird rights when that deal expires and he'll be eligible for restricted free agency.
- You can apply for real life bird years for one (1) player currently on your roster. This player must have been on the roster when you selected the team; you cannot have traded for him. A piece of advice: don't bother wasting this on a guy who has 3 or more years remaining on his contract, as he'll have the necessary bird years by the time he hits free agency anyways.
Post the player you wish to add bird years to below.
