From Help > In-Season Management:
Many of the best players in the game are on this list...
From Help > In-Season Management: Many of the best players in the game are on this list throughout the season. When a player is on this list, he cannot be waived from a team under any circumstances—even if he's injured.
The Can't Cut list, which is updated when necessary to account for injury or performance issues, prevents managers at the bottom of the standings from changing the league dynamics by waiving all of their outstanding players. Players are added and removed from the list as appropriate during the season.
This list does not affect your ability to swap a player between active and bench, or make a trade involving him.
The Can't Cut list applies to all leagues, Public and Custom, in Yahoo! Sports Fantasy Football and cannot be modified or eliminated from individual Custom Leagues.
Seems to me you should keep two catchers. They take more days off than other position pla...
Seems to me you should keep two catchers. They take more days off than other position players, so otherwise you just sacrifice that position on the off days. Only problem is that the regular often takes off the day game after a night game, so both your catchers could be off the same day.
Looks to me like you need to end up with another SP and a RP who is mostly a closer. You ...
Looks to me like you need to end up with another SP and a RP who is mostly a closer. You have excess infielders, so figure which 1 or 2 of your non-starters might be most valuable in trade. And consider starting Callaspo instead of Andrus.
What matters is where you stand relative to others in your league.
1. This late in the sea...
What matters is where you stand relative to others in your league. 1. This late in the season it can often take a really great day or a really terrible day to change places. For instance, yesterday my "hitters" were 5 for 37, but I didn't drop in any offensive category. Sunday they hit 15 for 31 and I didn't move up. Of course, if you're virtually tied in a category, it doesn't take so much to move. 2. With fewer games on a Monday, it's less likely you'll move up or down.
