Multiple Players:Your league can let MLB players be on more than one fantasy team at the same time. For example, two teams could own Frank Thomas.

Keep Players traded across leagues: If a player is traded from the AL to the NL in your league, do you continue to count the statistics of the traded player in the new league or do his statistics count for totals in only one league? If you choose NO to this option, our system will alert you when a player has been traded to the other league so that you can discontinue his statistics being included in a team’s total.

Positional Requirements For each league we require the commissioner to set roster limits for each position for the teams in the league. Each team cannot exceed these roster limits at each position during the season. The commissioner can change these limits at any point in the season through the Admin Tools area. When owners set their own lineup through the "Set Linep" area, they will be limited to these positions. Our system does not check if a player played the required number of games at that position. The commissioner will be responsible for enforcement, but teams will not be able to start more than one player at any one position slot.

Edit Own Teams: Your league can elect for each team to enter their own moves. Each team gets its own distinct password and can make moves only to their team. Choose "Yes" for this option.

Team owners can be allowed only to set their lineup. If you would like owners to be able to make retroactive changes and or pick up their own free agents, please give them the Admin Tools area password. In addition, you can set the day and time for the deadline for the owners to set their lineup. The owners can only change their own lineup on this day (and can't set their lineup in advance. To do that, they should email the commissioner of the league).

Adding Categories

This is where you enter the categories that will determine the standings in your league. Check the box next to all the categories you want for your league. If you are in a points league enter the number of points each category is worth along in the right box after checking the box on the left. You will be able to add or delete categories and modify point totals for each at any time. If a category is added or edited during the season it will effect all stats from the beginning of the season to the present day.

Entering Teams

To create teams for your league, enter the manager’s name and his team’s name along with an email address and web page. Email addresses and web pages are not required. Entering a web page allows the team's name to be linked to their personal web page. You may edit this information at any time. You may also add or delete teams at any time.

Add Players

When you add players to a team’s roster, be sure to include their initial roster status. Only active players (A) count toward the league’s standings. The other designations are all for keeping extra players on the roster: they are (R) reserve, (M) minors and (I) injured. All three of these designations will keep a player on a team’s roster but they will not count toward the standings. You may have as many players on each of the four designations as you wish. There are also two other roster designations which indicate a player is no longer on the team, but he has stats that count toward that team's standing: (T) Traded and (D) Dropped. If a player accumulated stats for a team he will remain on the team throughout the season with one of the six statuses. However, if he is "T" or "D" he will go back into the free agent pool for other teams to pick up.

When entering a player you must also choose a transaction date. You can enter a date before opening day (April 4) in case your league allows for preseason transactions. However, only players designated as Active will count toward league standings starting April 4.

If you add an incorrect player or choose the wrong status, you will be able to change this information later.

After you are done building teams, you will be sent to the league’s HQ page.