Round two timeslots are up on page one of this thread.

I will choose 1933 Pittsburgh Pirates

Will pick by lunch.

A roster reminder for while you're working on your screw picks.

A player must be rostered in his main position (bold) on your final roster. Once the season starts you can start a player at any position he has a rating for though.

For example, 1973 Montreal Expos Larry LIntz is a secondbaseman. If he is rostered he counts for one of your two secondbase spots. However he also has a shortstop rating. That means that during the season you may start him at short if you want to. He is a D- / D- though but anyway you get the idea.

peekay will finish round one, then we start round two with the team screwing et. You can go early as long as no one has been skipped ahead of you. Please go by the end of your timeslot on page one at the latest.

Quick Question: when rostering a player who played on multiple teams that year, can you use any version of the player for your team that year (e.g. combined full season) or only the partial season he was actually on the team?

Only the partial part that he was on that team. If you load the team as a team in the draft center, it will only show those at bats or innings pitched.

Go to the draft center. In the upper middle of the page there are two drop down menus. Mine says "2015" and "Anaheim Angels" Right above the drop downs it says in pretty small print "Load all eligible players of a historical team"

If you drop that down you can change it to "1933" and " New York Yankees" and it will load the eligible 1933 New York Yankees. That's the easiest way to do the research. If you don't see it, ask.

Posted by Beernoser on 1/22/2019 3:52:00 PM (view original):
Only the partial part that he was on that team. If you load the team as a team in the draft center, it will only show those at bats or innings pitched.

Go to the draft center. In the upper middle of the page there are two drop down menus. Mine says "2015" and "Anaheim Angels" Right above the drop downs it says in pretty small print "Load all eligible players of a historical team"

If you drop that down you can change it to "1933" and " New York Yankees" and it will load the eligible 1933 New York Yankees. That's the easiest way to do the research. If you don't see it, ask.

Gotcha. Thanks.

And one more thing. Please don't criticize other people's screw picks. That's a fast way of ruining someone's fun.

OK, bring it on!

Who is the best person to handle proxies? I'm at a conference this weekend, so I won't be around to gift my team.

Are we officially in "screw" mode now?