Any time a player is released, written notice must be provided by the league. There are four different occasions or types of player releases. It is the responsibility of the Player Agent to ensure no manager is mishandling his roster and that all players are being treated equal. The Player Agent must also provide proper notice to the individual being replaced. Once teams are selected and set, the Player Agent must oversee all teams to ensure those selected to the team are the only ones participating in team activities and ensure players are routinely attending such activities.ĭuring the season, should there be the need for replacements, the Player Agent, along with the team manager, must follow the established process for such replacement.
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(Player registration data or rosters are both accepted by Little League International.) The Player Agent should record each team’s roster and keep them on file and submit them to Little League. The Player Agent must oversee all trades and take the proposed trade to the Board of Directors for approval. The ability for trades is permitted by Little League International, but the local league has the ability to restrict the window to allow them or to not permit them at all. Draft options that could come into play must be studied by the Player Agent, who should be aware of them, along with the ability to allow them to be properly used. The Player Agent must prepare the draft list, which lists all eligible players for selection.Īdditionally, the Player Agent must be aware of the draft process and all rules that apply, such as draft order.
Player selections is the responsibility of the Player Agent, who must ensure that proper methods (determined by the Board) are properly used and managers are educated in advance of the draft of the selection process. Understanding of Player Selection Methods and Options Major division teams and above must follow Little League-approved team selection methods (drafts), which is the responsibility of the Player Agent. While the Board of Directors, as a whole, will staff registration, it is still the responsibility (with the President) to validate all players’ ages and residency.įor tryouts, the Player Agent will ensure notification of the date, time, and location is communicated to all player candidates and prepares the tryout list that managers will use to evaluate players. This is the busiest time for the Player Agent. Player management begins in the preseason when players register, tryout, and are selected to teams. Thorough Understanding of Preseason Tasks Whether tasked with overseeing the whole league or individual divisions, a Player Agent must know these five things. Separate Player Agents are permitted for separate divisions and levels of play, which allows a volunteer holding this position to also serve as a coach or manager in the league, but NOT in the division in which he/she serves as the Player Agent. A Player Agent is tasked with overseeing all aspects of the management of playing members of the local league. The Player Agent is widely considered the second-most important local league Board of Directors position, with the League President being considered the most important. Related Video 5 Things Player Agents Need to Know
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