Wired for Science (EWL) Cheats and the League lets him get away with it because he knows someone who works for Yahoo in my opinion.
Wired for Science Cheats and is colluding with Yahoo Fantasy Sports, in my opinion. They are setting their lineups in the future so they're able to move a player from IL to the active roster while then then still keeping that player on the IL on future dates so other players can be made active. This appears to be a loophole in the programming of the website, but is cheating nonetheless because he's able to rotate 16 players onto his active roster each week instead of 13 players like every other team owner in the league. He's been doing this throughout the year. He should be disqualified from the playoffs. I filed a complaint against him on the website asking that he be disqualified. Every team owner should also file a complaint to ensure he is disqualified. To file a complaint select help and then contact us and then identify it as abuse or cheating. Don't let this cheating little biitch get away with it. I believe Wired for Science is related to someone who works for Yahoo Fantasy Sports and they let him get away with cheating.
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Thanks for reaching out regarding your fantasy basketball league. The team placed the players in their IL spots when those players were injured and eligible for the IL. They are allowed to keep players in their IL spots as long as they want, but if those players change to a status that is not IL-eligible, they will not be able to add any players or make any trades until they are removed from the IL.
When the players were injured, the manager edited lineups for future days in advance in order to keep those players in the IL on some days while having them out of the IL on others. They are allowed to edit future lineups in order to do this. They did not move the players to the IL spots when they were healthy. They were not able to add any players or make any trades once the players in the IL spots became healthy.