NLD 34 - Here we go again

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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostWed Nov 06, 2013 10:45 pm

I seemed to have hit "enter" twice to post! Or....did Semper? ;)
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostThu Nov 07, 2013 1:30 am

Oops did not realize gbrookes had won NLD 31 as well ... my bad. :oops:
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostThu Nov 07, 2013 1:31 am

gbrookes wrote:I seemed to have hit "enter" twice to post! Or....did Semper? ;)


:lol:
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostThu Nov 07, 2013 1:42 am

gbrookes wrote:I seemed to have hit "enter" twice to post! Or....did Semper? ;)


:lol:

GB thanks the the analysis, I will try to get some time over the next few days to make some general observations too.

Speaking of analysis, something is fishy with "rolls" again. So, I managed to win two tonight (despite Lohse getting creamed again), but the rolls on the hitter's cards jumped from 96-176!! :shock: I wish I would have taken a screen shot of the pitcher-by-pitcher numbers because then I would know for sure if they changed something, but my hunch is that Bernie found a problem in the code. Either that or DJ *averaged* nearly 27 rolls on his card per game and only 12/game on mine and still lost two of them!

No reply to my post on the "Wish List" forum, but..... Something is fishy if you ask me! I come up with 45 rolls on the pitcher's cards. Combining that with my count from last night, you get 161 which is very close to the 154 they posted. The plot thickens!
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostThu Nov 07, 2013 6:25 am

gbrookes wrote:Semper - should you reply, or should I? Why isn't he answering me?


I approve that message :lol:



For my Christmas wish, I wanted Justin Morneau on the squad. I had a proxy set for him but Joe grabbed him. When I saw Joe's park selection, I figured Justin's BPHRs would be too expensive when you combine him with Prince Fielder. Otherwise, I toyed with Chipper Jones as my DH.

My card

    C: Joe Mauer - too much spent on a position that's platoon friendly.
    1B: Joey Voto - I liked Votto's card. The injury issue covered with Casey Kotchman. It seemed sane enough
    2B: Utley - I liked his card too. I grabbed John McDoland for insurance
    SS: Erick Aybar - Card works for LH parks; second choice would be Derek Jeter
    3B: PUNTED - I missed out on 3Bs for the third draft in a row. I debated Seager and Moustaskas too long.
    LF: David Murphy - He did well for my last team but lacked the HR threat or glove.
    CF: Curtis Granderson - I debated him or Angel Pagan. If I went Pagan, I'd play in SAFECO
    RF: PUNTED - I missed out on my targets
    DH: PUNTED - I took a sub $3M bat to complete the draft card

    SPs and RPs - I targeted them and liked them until my division went LH'd

Post-waiver, I targeted an everyday RF (Jay Bruce?), a LHSP, and a DH platoon

Initially, I didn't consider Melky for my park but the number of LHSPs dictated a different course. In past NLDs, Melky generate solid results so grabbing him seemed okay. Of course, Melky's RHP "W" gives me pause for my division competition and my own park. Unfortunately, I had to drop Votto to roster Melky.

As for Gio, I couldn't believe he hit the free agent pool. It cost me Lohse which I knew Joe wanted on his roster.

Trading for Justin worked out for both Joe and myself.

On balance, my team will struggle as it's skewed towards beating Jeep's team. To date, I'm seeing 2/3 LHBs despite only three out of nine starts by a RHSP.

The season will be awfully long :o



gbrookes wrote:Anyway, I like the team, and it will be fun to play out!!
:)
Semper
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostThu Nov 07, 2013 6:06 pm

The season will be awfully long


I don't know Semp, you're 7-2 so far!
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostThu Nov 07, 2013 7:49 pm

joethejet wrote:
The season will be awfully long


I don't know Semp, you're 7-2 so far!


Right because gbrookes is managing my team :P We've gone through 33 different managers and gbrookes is here to get the young players developed and the veterans to give us one more solid year.

He's doing a great job of it too. After suffering through 4 years of Chicago Cubs games, it's nice to start the season off right. Hope springs eternal :lol:

Of course, history tells me that the goat is due to show up around 81st game.
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostThu Nov 07, 2013 9:46 pm

Please just call me Geoff, not gbrookes. "gbrookes" sounds too much like being at work!
:)
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again

PostFri Nov 08, 2013 12:13 am

gbrookes wrote:Please just call me Geoff, not gbrookes. "gbrookes" sounds too much like being at work!
:)


Here is my name at work 江柏然 :D

谢谢 (thank you)
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Re: NLD 34 - Here we go again! -Big A is up

PostFri Nov 08, 2013 12:14 am

Jeepdriver wrote:Semper, have to say Votto is a baffling pick at #3 and in an 80mil league. Seems like so many other good choices out there with little injury risk, and 1B isn't a thin position to boot.


You're absolutely correct, sir!
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