How do other sports (like for example baseball/basketball in particular) manage players and contracts and switching teams? I'd like to know to be able to draw a comparison between these methods and Kespa methods.

But oh well if I still can't understand, might as well forget about it and just see who ends up where!

GTR

51489 Posts

August 24 2009 08:53 GMT

#162

On August 24 2009 16:17 General Nuke Em wrote:
Are you sure that's not a mistranslation or something? Or there has to be at least some rule to prevent the 1 trillion won over 1 trillion years situation.

Max contract length is 3 years.

baubo

China3370 Posts

August 25 2009 13:46 GMT

#163

Kespa #1 on the PR next month?

Seriously, the "Free Agency" system worked to perfection from teams standpoint. Notice that player salaries are basically going down. And Oz is going to get away with paying Jaedong about 70% of what the likes of Savior and Nada were getting during their heydays. Only player to get bid on is freaking go.go.

I've never seen such rape of players by the teams in any other sports.

StorrZerg

United States13919 Posts

August 25 2009 14:17 GMT

#164

So, as of this point no team made a bid on jaedong? and that means he must sign with Oz or quit?

can someone confirm this?

thedeadhaji

39489 Posts

August 25 2009 14:58 GMT

#165

ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOFL

Players are forbidden from employing agents

HAHAHHAHAHA WHAT A FUCKING JOKE

Sometimes I'm glad I hardly follow progaming anymore.

spinesheath

Germany8679 Posts

August 25 2009 17:59 GMT

#166

I have the feeling that Kespa will move up to first place in Power Rank soon enough...

StorrZerg

United States13919 Posts

August 25 2009 18:11 GMT

#167

On August 25 2009 23:58 thedeadhaji wrote:
ROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOFL

Players are forbidden from employing agents

HAHAHHAHAHA WHAT A FUCKING JOKE

Sometimes I'm glad I hardly follow progaming anymore.

man, really hating kespa....