Make trades, or accept trades proposed by other managers; Call up minor leaguers and send major leaguers down for more training; Sign free agents and release low-performing players; Read scouting reports to get detailed information on each player in the leagues; Choose starting lineups and pitching rotations; Set batting order and defensive positioning; Set the budget for scouting, farms, and medical staff; Determine ticket prices, concession prices, and TV broadcast contracts; Study financial information to compare your revenue and expenses with those of other teams.
