Xxxxxx Managers’ Voting Sample Clauses

Xxxxxx Managers’ Voting. The Player Agent will conduct a meeting of regular season Majors Managers and the All-Star Manager to select the portion specified by the Board. All teams must be represented. The meeting will be conducted as follows. First, each Manager or his designee will identify the potential All-Stars from that Manager’s team and provide statistics. Second, the Player Agent will lead a discussion aimed at identifying all worthy players. Finally, the Player Agent will conduct a two-phase process for selecting the number of players designated by the BOD for selection by the Majors Managers. In the first phase, the Managers (including the All-Star Manager if he is a Manager) or their designees will select the “All-Star Pool,” which, including the players voted by the players/coaches, will be no more than 22 players. In the second phase, the managers will select from the All-Star Pool the number of players designated for the managers' selection by the BOD. The goal is to select the “All-Star Pool” and All-Star Team members by consensus, but if consensus is not achieved, the Player Agent will conduct a secret ballot. If a vote is needed, a voter shall not vote for players on his or her own team in any phase. The Player Agent will count the votes in the presence of the President or his designee, but not reveal the tally. The players receiving the most votes, up to the number of players specified by the BOD, will be named to the All-Star Team.
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