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Mon May 17, 2010, 12:49pm
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The correct rule and interpretation has been posted. I won't hammer that any longer.
I prefer to think of this scenario (or the DP playing defense for the FLEX) as a "half" substitution. The substitution only affects half of the players involved. Since one of the players never leaves the game, s/he is not affected by the change. The other player is leaving the game and is subject to the substitution/re-entry rules.
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