Tom Niedenfuer

I finally bought a new six pack and entered my team.  Anyone else concerned they're going to be way over $120M if they use the players' seasons they originally chose?  Looks like I'll be using the 57 Ip of Wilbur Wood in 1976, haha

In most drafts you build your team while watching the salary cap and then by round 20(after the stars are gone) you are looking for scrubs/fillers that can get you under the cap - in this draft stars are still going to be available in every round so plan ahead - which rounds are your scrubs/fillers going to come from?

Sorry for the delay. I'm takinng my daughter to college in WV. Has to con wife to driveso from somewhere north of Nashville I select KENLEY JANSEN. Can someone sitemail, thanks...

Sorry for the delay. I'm takinng my daughter to college in WV. Has to con wife to driveso from somewhere north of Nashville I select KENLEY JANSEN. Can someone sitemail, thanks...

Terry00 notified

Posted by markdidonato on 8/11/2013 12:00:00 PM (view original):
I finally bought a new six pack and entered my team.  Anyone else concerned they're going to be way over $120M if they use the players' seasons they originally chose?  Looks like I'll be using the 57 Ip of Wilbur Wood in 1976, haha

There's a definite value to drafting players who have a wide range of seasons. Someone like Ken Griffey Sr., who can be a starter or a $400K PH, is more valuable in this draft than in most.

For defensive purposes, I will select Pedro Guerrero 3B

Posted by mikemundt on 8/11/2013 1:14:00 PM (view original):
Sorry for the delay. I'm takinng my daughter to college in WV. Has to con wife to driveso from somewhere north of Nashville I select KENLEY JANSEN. Can someone sitemail, thanks...

That's interesting. I live just about 45 miles north of Nashville

I will take 2B Steve Sax

I knew he wouldn't make it to the end

Time for a reverse - we didnt have one last round and nothing this round.

Still some good Dodger seasons out there