I wanted to get your attention. I wanted to wish everyone a merry Christmas and a happy New Year. I was just telling my wife last night that you are by far the most professional and kind people that I have ever played fantasy sports with. I want to thank you and I consider you all my sports family.
On another note, I have a credit coming and I was wondering what you would think of a same park them league where everyone has to use say Griffith or Sportsman 46 etc...
Just a thought.
Dean
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by Ruths ruffians » Thu Dec 22, 2005 3:07 pm
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by Hack Wilson » Thu Dec 22, 2005 4:31 pm
Ditto -- Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Well, theme leagues like that have been done before. Suggest giving a new twist to a theme league.
Well, theme leagues like that have been done before. Suggest giving a new twist to a theme league.
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by cplake » Thu Dec 22, 2005 4:44 pm
Yes, happy Holidays to you Dean, Hack & everybody else......
Not sure I'd participate as I'm already overextended...but some sort of budgetary constraint might spice this theme up a bit. I'm currently in a theme league where everyone has to use one of about 8 neutral parks (Sportsman's '46 is one) AND you need to split your budget 50-50 between pitching/hitting (+/- 3m, so 43/37 is OK). Lots of expensive guys that you normally see amongst the league leaders are sitting on the waiver wire collecting dust because nobody can afford them. This is actually the second one, as #1 completed a few weeks ago and featured 4 close races (incl wild card). Nothing was completely decide until the last day of the season a la the NFL.
Just my .02
Not sure I'd participate as I'm already overextended...but some sort of budgetary constraint might spice this theme up a bit. I'm currently in a theme league where everyone has to use one of about 8 neutral parks (Sportsman's '46 is one) AND you need to split your budget 50-50 between pitching/hitting (+/- 3m, so 43/37 is OK). Lots of expensive guys that you normally see amongst the league leaders are sitting on the waiver wire collecting dust because nobody can afford them. This is actually the second one, as #1 completed a few weeks ago and featured 4 close races (incl wild card). Nothing was completely decide until the last day of the season a la the NFL.
Just my .02
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by Hack Wilson » Thu Dec 22, 2005 4:58 pm
How about a theme league of "ultra-extreme" parks.....like 6 Fenway 67s and 6 Candlesticks? An even number is critical.
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