Infractions Page

In review.  I am just getting to this case now.  Work has been treacherous and intense. 
The facts are.
*San Diego's Joe Wallace sent 2 emails. to my own email address, and the CBA_List. 
The first was block 11 in which Donnie Murphy AND Joel Zumaya was clearly activated. 
*There was no further email until this current block 16 CM issued along with Joe's explanation. 
*In between Joe explains he was on assignment thus the delayed response.
*Joe Wallace states the game has been 'buggy' and that he, Murphy was deactivated.

After studying carefully, and reviweing the prior CM's the evidence is clear that Murphy was activated by Mr Wallace who is indeed responsible to ensure his CM is proper upon release. 
Several GM's have sent revisions which were honored after they self checked and noted discrepancies.  A GM thinking he deactivated a player is not sufficient proof, the block 11 CM on record is.

As other players have asked and arranged, their CM's were sent in advance of assignments or vacations.  I can easily recall several players including, John Miller, Wolfman Shapiro, Mike Koepp, Dennis Concepcion, Scott Kenan, within the past season,  plus more who have made arrangements in that regard to ensure their usage and playability.  CBA will not accept business assignments causing usage overages as a mitigating factor.  Usage is set at 100% strictly as each at bat has a distinct effect on our pennant races.

The effect on our statistical database has been irreparably harmed as these players have had a significant impact on the game replays, statistics, and ultimately our playoff picture.  It is an accomlishment that JD Adams caught these when he has.

I am upholding the penalties