I sent out multiple trade offers. One of them was sent in error. Of course the recipient accepted. I should have spoken to him, but instead I dropped a player to invalidate the trade. This is a money league and I am also the commish. This was yesterday and waivers have since been processed also impacting some of the players involved. I am getting pressure to correct it from the trade recipient (first year team owner) and veteran team owners.
While it is not ideal, I also didn't violate any league rules.
For what it's worth, as Commissioner, I always defer any of my authority to an appointed Co-Commish, if any trade activity is initiated by me. If there is any issue or discrepancy, the Co- can cease/stop anything that may have been mistakenly done, and nobody will question when another authority overrides.
NYDUTCHMASTERWed 10/29/14 11:07 AM
I sent out multiple trade offers. One of them was sent in error. Of course the recipient accepted. I should have spoken to him, but instead I dropped a player to invalidate the trade. This is a money league and I am also the commish. This was yesterday and waivers have since been processed also impacting some of the players involved. I am getting pressure to correct it from the trade recipient (first year team owner) and veteran team owners.
While it is not ideal, I also didn't violate any league rules.
Opinions please.
Samsonite1004Fri 2/13/15 1:02 PM
For what it's worth, as Commissioner, I always defer any of my authority to an appointed Co-Commish, if any trade activity is initiated by me. If there is any issue or discrepancy, the Co- can cease/stop anything that may have been mistakenly done, and nobody will question when another authority overrides.