Okay, the way I understand it is if you miss your 1/2 hour window then anyone after you can pick at any time as long as they go in order. Is that correct? I know it's different in between rounds.

Bret Barbarie

Posted by uptowngbv on 2/2/2012 12:18:00 PM (view original):
Okay, the way I understand it is if you miss your 1/2 hour window then anyone after you can pick at any time as long as they go in order. Is that correct? I know it's different in between rounds.

I'm not so sure. The way most drafts I have been in are run, the only way you can make a pick before your time slot is if there have been no missed picks. I HAVE been in drafts like you describe, but it is spelled that way in the rules. Based on my experience, the default has been what I described unless spelled out otherwise. But, that's just my interpretation, and I could be mistaken.

Okay. I'm not trying to screw anybody out of a pick. I'm just wondering if I need to send out proxies or if I can pick as long as the guy ahead of me has picked. Looks like we're caught up so it might be moot. 

Posted by uptowngbv on 2/2/2012 12:18:00 PM (view original):
Okay, the way I understand it is if you miss your 1/2 hour window then anyone after you can pick at any time as long as they go in order. Is that correct? I know it's different in between rounds.

This is the way I understand it . . . . and, if you miss your time frame you can draft anytime you can make it back here....

Team #1 has Reb Russell, pitcher, so I'll balance things out for team #2 and take...

Reb Russell, OF

Posted by antoncresten on 2/2/2012 2:38:00 PM (view original):

Posted by specsman on 2/2/2012 1:38:00 PM (view original):
P Steve Swetonic

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Thanks . . . I'll choose another hall of famer . . . .

We'll go with . . . . .  TOM TIMMERMAN - P . . . .

For team #1

Scott Sanders P

Dave Dravecky