Anonymous11 years agoApprovedRe: Green Check Mark on Player CardsHow does this mark look exactly?Normally a green mark says: this player is in your active roster.
1 ReplyReplies sorted by OldestAnonymous to Anonymous11 years agoApprovedWhile looking through your collection, its a small green check mark that shows up where the contract, injury, and boost icons are located.I verified it means they are on your active roster and thats why the players can't be auctioned off until they are removed from the roster.Thanks
Anonymous to Anonymous11 years agoApprovedWhile looking through your collection, its a small green check mark that shows up where the contract, injury, and boost icons are located.I verified it means they are on your active roster and thats why the players can't be auctioned off until they are removed from the roster.Thanks
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