Gordo

CPU versus CPU version of MVP Initial Rosters. Follow guidelines and sliders of past versions (search the downloads area and the forums).

MVP 2016 Initial MLB Rosters These are NOT Opening Day rosters. These are more of a combination of opening day, depth chart and projected short-term injury rosters. Certain players who have relatively short term injuries (i.e., into April) who would have been on the opening day roster are included had it not been for the injury (e.g., Michael Brantley) and therefore are reflected as such. The pitching rotations are also not based on actual opening day rotation necessarily. Rotations are typically based on current listing in RotoWorld, but not exclusively. Also, let’s be clear here…. this is NOT a MILB roster at all. The minor league teams only hold other players in the organization. However, some players that you know of in a given organization may not be there. They may be in free agency. This happens because during the course of the year when moves are done, some organizations are overstocked with players. In the real world, they can have that. In the MVP world, you are limited to 25 maximum players per squad, so they either go to FA or get deleted. Additionally, many squads turned out to be short of the 25 player ceiling after all of the off-season moves. Since I have only focused on the MLB, I had not, did not and will not create players for the MILB. If a certain team is short of the 25 player mark, I substituted a generic pitcher or position player named “PlaceHolder”, because that’s exactly what he is. What this does provide is a roster that should not crash or freeze up during the season even with injuries, trades and suspensions on. Also, if anyone wants to take on these rosters and complete them for the MILB or any other reason, the Placeholder player can be modified to fit a needed created player. Good Night and Good Baseball!