Guthrie, Mark

1996 Los Angeles Dodgers

P

$2,088,890

I can't wait any longer on this guy. There are at least two people that could use this guy (and has this team available).

Corey Seager, 2015 Dodgers, $1,304,624

Round 11
Owner	Name	Team	Salary	Total Salary
-----------------	-------------------------	------------------------------------	-----------------	-----------------
BullMoose	Diaz, Carlos	1985 Los Angeles Dodgers	2,116,398	60,119,644
calhoop	Griffey Sr., Ken	1975 Cincinnati Reds	3,478,738	63,241,887
pmwksw	Perranoski, Ron	1963 Los Angeles Dodgers	3,244,474	65,589,812
gorbyruss	Eusebio, Tony	1994 Houston Astros	2,432,067	66,380,452
NebHusker	Pagan, Angel	2012 San Francisco Giants	5,954,758	70,682,665
Chisock	Gonzalez, Adrian	2015 Los Angeles Dodgers	5,335,129	70,364,921
rufus4ever	Leslie, Sam	1933 New York Giants	1,201,834	66,290,540
barracuda3	Mann, Les	1922 St. Louis Cardinals	1,334,034	71,330,772
Jtpsops	Lavalliere, Mike	1992 Pittsburgh Pirates	2,842,356	74,028,533
thejuice6	Young, Michael	2013 Los Angeles Dodgers	275,848	75,757,659
rickysdad44	Guthrie, Mark	1996 Los Angeles Dodgers	2,088,890	78,008,482
schwarze	Seager, Corey	2015 Los Angeles Dodgers	1,304,624	78,133,061

May regret but 2013 dodger Yasiel Puig, 3,608,537

Posted by schwarze on 5/8/2017 8:15:00 PM (view original):
I can't wait any longer on this guy. There are at least two people that could use this guy (and has this team available).

Corey Seager, 2015 Dodgers, $1,304,624

He was on my radar but I was mulling a couple options from that team

1922 Specs Toporcer

I noticed the rules were changed this morning. When I looked last night, the rules clearly stated that the 10.5 twist could be any player, including a player selected in the regular draft (i.e. 2015 Greinke). I see this morning the rules were changed and now there's a rule that states any player already drafted is not allowed.

What gives?

There was a typo in that section. I took out the confusing wording. You can twist Greinke, just not to a season already nominated (i.e, 2009 ok).

Ya, that threw me too. I was under the impression you could twist to a season that was already drafted.

I was all set to take Toporcer. Instead, I'll go in a completely different direction and take

Dizzy Dean

1935 St. Louis Cardinals

P

9,236,918

Posted by Jtpsops on 5/8/2017 11:38:00 PM (view original):
Ya, that threw me too. I was under the impression you could twist to a season that was already drafted.

I wish somebody would have brought up the contradicting rules. I would have discovered the typo a lot earlier and could have prevented any potential issues.

Posted by schwarze on 5/8/2017 11:45:00 PM (view original):

Posted by Jtpsops on 5/8/2017 11:38:00 PM (view original):
Ya, that threw me too. I was under the impression you could twist to a season that was already drafted.

I wish somebody would have brought up the contradicting rules. I would have discovered the typo a lot earlier and could have prevented any potential issues.

In how it was written, I honestly assumed the caveat was for the 10.5 player only. That's why I read and re-read the rules in the last few rounds coming up to it, so I didn't get it wrong.

It wasn't until I saw barracuda3's post on only being able to use 2009 Greinke that I realized the rules had been "corrected".

Oh well, crap happens. 2009 will have to do...

Posted by calhoop on 5/8/2017 11:02:00 PM (view original):
1922 Specs Toporcer

I had a dream about spelling toporcers name this afternoon while I was napping. I planned on getting him next round but woke up thinking I should take him this round. I opted for the need at outfield. Should have listened to my dream intuition.

Pitching can be effective but a pitcher needs a catcher who gives him the "confidence" needed to deliver a strike. Managers often rely on a catcher's evaluation. The Catcher is seldom appreciated. To complete,battery"

1927 Jack Cummings C NYG $1,013,746