One additional thing, regardless of which method we use to determine prospect eligibility, can we stop allowing players who've already made their MLB debuts but we're unowned at the time to be prospect eligible in the next draft? I've done it in the past with Allen Craig, I think Salazar fit into th...

If you changed the prospect limit rules to the aforementioned, that wouldn't impact much. Example: Kris Bryant. Called up 2 weeks into the season, should easily surpass 500 AB, but under your proposal I could keep him on the farm team even longer. I think Bryant would be in the extreme minority tho...

Seems like most everyone wants to just find new managers then.. Does anyone have someone interested? I think that ideally we'd need to decide which owners won't be back (the easy part) and have at least a couple of the spots filled up by the end of this season. If it gets into the offseason, I'd say...

Honestly, I really do love the way the league is set up. I would be willing to lay the blame solely on the non-participating teams. If the bottom teams pay any attention, their scores in at least a few categories would be higher, taking some points away from the top teams and making it closer at th...

Pretty sure I'll be keeping

Ben - 10th
Torrey Smith - 11th

Delanie Walker - 15th

If the league is too involved, I would think we would be losing people at the draft, not during the season--after most of the "involved" stuff has been finished. The fact that we haven't heard from the non-participating offenders seems telling to me that the problem lies with people not the league/...

I agree with most who have posted that the biggest issue is participation. I'm not sure what's easier, trying to find somewhere in the neighborhood of 3-5 people willing to pay attention this league or trying to adjust the rules so that more of the people we do have actually care. Either way I think...

- Head to Head I generally hate this format for baseball but it might keep this league a little more interesting throughout. I think a h2h format with playoffs, maybe two divisions, could really help the competitiveness and attention span of the league. Maybe we can't ever get every team to pay atte...

I’ve been thinking about this league and the enjoyment/competitiveness level of it for a little while now. I noticed the couple posts over the last page or two and Cooper and I were talking about it a little the other evening. I'll start by saying that I think the biggest issue is participation or l...

Trade alert:

Cooper trades: Andrew Cashner (2)

The Beermen trade: Aaron Nola, Danny Duffy (1) and a 10th round pick (this will automatically become my last selection in the draft if I don't have 10 selections.

AL
East: Toronto
Central: Detroit
West: LA Angels
WC: Boston & Cleveland

NL
East: Washington
Central: Pittsburgh
West: LA Dodgers
WC: St. Louis & Miami

ALCS: LA Angels over Cleveland
NLCS: Washington over Pittsburgh
WS: LA Angels over Washington

90-72 and it wins the division by one game.

Thanks. The rosters should be good. I tried to take off waivers for right now but had no luck. If you want someone added as a call up or something let me know and I will make the add. Beerman, for example, Darvish was not on your team to start--if you let me know who you want to add I will make the...

I'm in

We're getting a puppy, a Newfoundland, on Saturday. He's going to be a monster, I can't wait.

I'm not a Kentucky fan but I can't decide which I'd rather see. Win it all or them go 39-0 and then lose in the Championship game. I'd probably enjoy either way.

2 points at the second tv timeout, impressive.

I posted this elsewhere, but I think my days of picking all 1/2 seeds are over. It paid off in 2008 (picked all 1 seeds, finished 1st out of 700 brackets in our pool), but it's killed me since. Looking like that will still get you 3/4 Final Four teams this year, not bad odds. I picked Arizona in th...

I see beerman floating around. I miss his posts. And only 2 more to reach 100.

I'll be here more often..

I'd do another keeper.