Baseballman,
I'm actually using baseballlibrary.com at the start of each season to make sure all the players are on the correct roster (at least until I can use the spreadsheet that has the trades listed from 1901+) so far with 13-20 players on each team it's not really a problem, just about half an hour of work.
As for players that go out with a career ending injury (I'm not going to turn on injuries until I have at least 2 pitchers on each team) I'll just release and draft as a free agent if they're involved in a trade, tough luck for the team that's losing a player I guess.
On another FA note, does anyone know if it's possible to release a player and have have them only appear on one team for that season? I know it's minor, but it's still ugly. Even if I release a player at the end of the previous year, then draft him before spring training,it still shows up as playing for the old team and the new team when I start a new season.
1873 is finished and I hope to have it posted later today.
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