Is there a new price spreadsheet?

Supposedly coming later today

Thanks, skunk.

Any wagers on the top bargains?  I am guessing 1940s pitchers.

Amusing to me...Silver King's price actually went up....

Posted by contrarian23 on 2/9/2016 12:11:00 PM (view original):
Amusing to me...Silver King's price actually went up....

I was looking at something similar... 1885 Ed Morris' price (for his 848 ip/162) went up.  

Posted by zubinsum on 2/9/2016 12:06:00 PM (view original):
Thanks, skunk.

Any wagers on the top bargains?  I am guessing 1940s pitchers.

On initial glance it looks to me like deadball pitchers will still be the best bargains for OLs, just different ones. Though, I suppose it depends on what cap we're talking about.

Posted by ozomatli on 2/9/2016 12:18:00 PM (view original):

Posted by zubinsum on 2/9/2016 12:06:00 PM (view original):
Thanks, skunk.

Any wagers on the top bargains?  I am guessing 1940s pitchers.

On initial glance it looks to me like deadball pitchers will still be the best bargains for OLs, just different ones. Though, I suppose it depends on what cap we're talking about.

Looking at salaries, I see every SP in the top 200 (or so) for ERC# has gone up.  That isn't a promising sign for OLs or anything else at a $80M+ cap.

Posted by zubinsum on 2/9/2016 12:28:00 PM (view original):

Posted by ozomatli on 2/9/2016 12:18:00 PM (view original):

Posted by zubinsum on 2/9/2016 12:06:00 PM (view original):
Thanks, skunk.

Any wagers on the top bargains?  I am guessing 1940s pitchers.

On initial glance it looks to me like deadball pitchers will still be the best bargains for OLs, just different ones. Though, I suppose it depends on what cap we're talking about.

Looking at salaries, I see every SP in the top 200 (or so) for ERC# has gone up.  That isn't a promising sign for OLs or anything else at a $80M+ cap.

How so?

Looking at the older high-cap teams I have had sitting around for a while.

As I feared, many of these salaries don't make any sense.  Shouldn't be seeing top seasons of Ruth and Mantle dropping substantially in price.  Last thing we needed in high cap leagues is for pitching to get more expensive and hitting to get cheaper.  Offense already dominates the high caps.

Where can you locate the old prices for comparison?

Drafting without the spreadsheet seems pointless.

Posted by dahsdebater on 2/9/2016 12:29:00 PM (view original):
Looking at the older high-cap teams I have had sitting around for a while.

As I feared, many of these salaries don't make any sense.  Shouldn't be seeing top seasons of Ruth and Mantle dropping substantially in price.  Last thing we needed in high cap leagues is for pitching to get more expensive and hitting to get cheaper.  Offense already dominates the high caps.

1921 Ruth is over $19 Million!

At first glance, they have done an excellent job with this.  The deadball pitchers and modern day switch-hitting speedsters seem to have gone up across the board, in most cases by a decent amount.  This should immediately have the effect of changing optimal OL strategy, and probably everything up to 120M.


Frankly, I could care less what impact the changes have on higher cap leagues, but that's just me.

I don't care about the impact on higher cap leagues either.

How much is 99 Vizquel now? I figured he'd go up by a big jump too.

When will the next salary update be? Are they doing every 3 months? I forget.

Posted by cwillis802 on 2/9/2016 12:59:00 PM (view original):
I don't care about the impact on higher cap leagues either.

How much is 99 Vizquel now? I figured he'd go up by a big jump too.

When will the next salary update be? Are they doing every 3 months? I forget.

He's around 5.7M.

It's every four months, so June and then October