Keeper Leagues
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Keeper Leagues
by joker329 » Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:22 pm
Can someone please explain what a kee[er league is and how do I get into one or start one?
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by the splinter » Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:25 pm
A keeper league is when you draft a full 40 man roster and keep the same players year to year to year. At the end of each year you can make drops and draft rookies and prospects etc.
Join one when it is posted here on the boards or create one of your own.
Check the Individual League chat for ideas and templates
Join one when it is posted here on the boards or create one of your own.
Check the Individual League chat for ideas and templates
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I would keep your eye out for leagues that need replacements
by fredpaii » Sun Mar 04, 2012 7:30 pm
The Commissioners of those leagues will typically post in this forum as well as the individual chat section when looking for replacement players.
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by Ninersphan » Sun Mar 04, 2012 9:39 pm
Actually a keeper league can be what ever you want it to be. The first one I was in the Oriigina; Keeper League ( sadly defuct, which is to bad cause I had a KILLER team) was quite simple. You kept whatever 25-28 guys were on your roster from the end of the previous year, there was no limt to how many drops you had to make or how many guys you had to keep. It started as an 80mil DH league but chaegd to a 100mil DH league in it's last 2 seasons.
The 40 man leagues that splinter refers to, of which I run 2, are set up to be like a real MLB team with the exception being usulayy 2 seasons are played with the current year card set.
A lengthy rule set is drafted up and agreed uponm by the joining memebrs (If you chaeck the first post of most of the keepers on the Individual chat thread, you'll see an example) Rules contain expanations for drafts, size of the rosters, whether or not non carded players are used. You need a strong Commissioner to be a bookkeeper and a strong commitment from the owners involved becuase much of the roster stuff is kept off line by the commsioner.
If you want to start one, simply post your interste here and see if you get signups,. Now is a good time becuase the cards are coming out soon.
As already suggested, you may want to frequent the forums to see if replacements will be needed in existing leagues. Mine are all set this year, so far, but things happen.
Good luck.
The 40 man leagues that splinter refers to, of which I run 2, are set up to be like a real MLB team with the exception being usulayy 2 seasons are played with the current year card set.
A lengthy rule set is drafted up and agreed uponm by the joining memebrs (If you chaeck the first post of most of the keepers on the Individual chat thread, you'll see an example) Rules contain expanations for drafts, size of the rosters, whether or not non carded players are used. You need a strong Commissioner to be a bookkeeper and a strong commitment from the owners involved becuase much of the roster stuff is kept off line by the commsioner.
If you want to start one, simply post your interste here and see if you get signups,. Now is a good time becuase the cards are coming out soon.
As already suggested, you may want to frequent the forums to see if replacements will be needed in existing leagues. Mine are all set this year, so far, but things happen.
Good luck.
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Thank you all
by joker329 » Mon Mar 05, 2012 10:38 am
Want to send out a quick thank you to those who replied. It was all helpful information!
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