NEW SUMMER LEAGUE - AUCTION - CHAT ONLY

Postby gorshar » Sat Feb 07, 2009 10:24 pm

1 DHowser 100 mill DH
2. gorshar 100 or 200 mil or live/SOMDRAFT.COM okay, DH, adv
3. DOHowser 100M DH adv - SOMDRAFT.COM Okay with me
4. gfdwarf07 80 or 100MM - SOMDRAFT.COM (see above)
5. ldanred 100 dh live draft somsite
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I've reposted to show my acceptance for SOMDRAFT.
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'69 Live draft - NEED 2 MORE

Postby GFDWARF07 » Sat Feb 07, 2009 11:53 pm

We are also starting a live draft for the '69 card set on the same somdraft.com site. ldanred and me are signed up.

I you haven't tried the '69 season, it's a blast

2 Spots left and we draft!

Sign-up in thread on the '69 Board
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Postby bkeat23 » Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:46 am

Sorry guys, I have to pass on the new league.

My limit for active teams is usually 2, I now have 3, and this draft as well. The more teams I have, the less I tend to enjoy it.

Good luck.
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Sorry Also!

Postby mjruth » Sun Feb 08, 2009 9:00 am

Thanks for the invite but my life is fairly hectic and I have too much on my plate right now but keep me in mind for future events.
Thanks
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Postby GFDWARF07 » Sun Feb 08, 2009 12:43 pm

As fun as this sounds - much of the allure to me was to engage in a season with our same group here, as it's been fun getting to know everyone via their spending habits. :)

With at least three out, this becomes a bit less alluring. I too am TRYING (though unsuccessfully with 8 active teams) to manage my SOM budget and if we don't have a full group would suggest maybe we wait? Or if some of you want to go for it you can. Maybe we can "schedule" a start when it fits for others' budgets and try to get the whole group?

Sorry to rain on the parade.

Dan
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Memory from your first major league game

Postby GFDWARF07 » Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:33 pm

A GREAT thread going on the ATG Board - thought it would be fun to see our own little group here, as we are all closer somehow than many leagues.

LIST YOUR MEMORIES FROM YOUR FIRST MAJOR LEAGUE BALLGAME:

Mine:

1972 Metropolitan Stadium Twin vs. White Sox.

Memories:
How completely different the game looked than on TV - blew me away.

How every BP fly ball looked like it was going out at first. "Get up, get up!, no wait it's just behind 3B".

This long haired guy in left field who flung himself at every BP home run and probably got 8 or 9 balls while my friends and I scrambled around and got none.

Watching scores on the Twins-O-Gram scoreboard - VERY high tech.

Harmon Killebrew popping out a mile high to 2B in the bottom of the 9th, despite representing the winning run.
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Game Memories!

Postby mjruth » Sun Feb 08, 2009 8:52 pm

If my memory serves me right my first game was Sept 1987 at Anaheim Stadium.
White Sox vs. Angels
Got to see Fisk Homer. I cheered fans weren't so pleased with me but it was a crazy Thunder and lightning storm. First I couldn't believe they didn't cancel the game and everytime a huge bolt of lightning shot out of the sky the fans cheered like crazy. I had pretty good seats down towards the lower bowl but quickly moved up under the awning. Screw that ****!!!
2 days later I was able to see Rick Reuschel pitch a two hitter as the Giants downed the Astros 2-0 at Candlestick. I prayed to the God's to let it be Nolan Ryan's turn in the rotation instead I got Danny Darwin!!!
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GAME MEMORIES

Postby DOHowser1 » Mon Feb 09, 2009 8:40 am

Spring Training Game back in 57 or 58 in St Petersburg, Florida. Yankees were playing Red Sox and I got Mickey's autograph, NO not the mouse, the real Mickey. I tried like hell to get Ted Williams to sign my program, but he was in a bad mood that day. I don't remember who won the game and it really didn't matter to me, but I do remember seeing Yogi hit two home runs that day, and absolutely having so much fun with the fans. Yogi became my all time favorite catcher from that day forward.

By the way, my Mother ended up throwing Micks autograph, along with others like Gordie Howe's and Jimmy Brown's in the garbage one day when she was cleaning my room!

Much later on in life, I did attend the FIRST EVER Toronto Blue Jays game on April 7th, 1977 at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto. Took my Father in law to the game, sorry younger Howser. Anyway, snow on the field, freezin temperatures, and a White Sox player came out with snow shoes on before the game. Ralph Garr was the first batter and Bill Singer was the B.J.'s starting pitcher. First pitch was a strike. Jays won the game and the fans began to shout, WE'RE NUMBER ONE! Doug Ault hit a couple of home runs for the Jays, and we all left feeling this could be the start of a historic career for Mr. Ault. I think, he may have ended up hitting two more for the rest of his career.
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Postby Palanion » Mon Feb 09, 2009 6:02 pm

I updated my Web page and the Excel ss. www.angelfire.com/palanion/SummerAuction.html

My earliest live ballgame memory:
I was 10 in the summer of 1981. My dad got tickets for him, my mom and me to see the Red Sox-Royals on a Friday night at Fenway Park.
It was rained out. We didn't even leave the house.
On the following Sunday late morning, we drove in to Boston and walked up to the box office so that we could exchange our tickets for a game later in the season. Someone before us had just turned in THEIR tickets for that day's game. Or should I say "games" as the rainout was rescheduled as part of a doubleheader on that Sunday.
My dad turned and asked us what we thought about spontaneously seeing a doubleheader. We exchanged our tickets for those tix three rows behind home plate!!!
I've never had better seats since, and I've been to MANY games.
Everything seemed so much more vibrant and real. The grass was so green. And the Green Monster was so big and so close I thought I could spit and hit it. And the players seemed twice the size as on TV.
The Sox were in a little lull post-free agency of Lynn and Fisk. And the Royals were defending AL champs.
I remember seeing Gura and Leonard start for the Royals. I remember seeing Eckersley and Burgmeier pitch for my team. I saw some of the greats of the time play that day, like Dwight Evans, Yaz, Rice, Brett, Wilson, White... Even Quisenberry closed for a save (two?) that day. Watching the submariner pitch from that vantage point was amazing.
I've been to Fenway probably close to 20 times since then, including Sox-Yankees, and nothing compares to that day, that doubleheader.

Wow. Thanks for bringing up this thread. I've been without my folks for awhile (my dad since '83, mom since '98) and this was nice to recall. :D
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Postby DonFESQ » Tue Feb 10, 2009 6:27 pm

Wagner is still in play btw. MrBBW made a bid before 24 hours were up.
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