1973 Thurman Munson

C

5,639,941

1976 Ted Simmons C 5,402,504

Here's a fun table. Again, this is based on your current salary + the average salary of the available remaining players that you still need (average per bucket). This is the same calculation that appears at the end of the MATRIX by Bucket, although this table is up to the minute (and sorted).
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Owner___________	Expected Salary
reddtrain	93,418,900
3dayrotation	93,597,802
mllama54	96,090,601
midknight	98,385,108
pmars2001	98,454,213
redcped	98,978,636
mpitt76	98,986,155
alice	99,418,260
njbigwig	99,492,665
nocomm999	99,903,633
happyhours	99,924,201
schwarze	100,374,892
Jtpsops	100,744,719
Chisock	100,789,959
ronthegenius	100,997,479
bigsteve12	102,031,420
thejuice6	102,337,530
BeAllEndAll	102,835,689
ff09	103,669,370
pedrocerrano	104,707,553
calhoop	105,073,939
vilefileman	105,080,913
NebHusker	105,624,683
footballmm11	106,848,773

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What's cool about this table is that it changes with every pick. If somebody drafts an SP3 that costs $9M and the average salary of the available SP3's is $7.2M, every person who still needs an SP3 sees his Expected Salary decrease a little bit (since the average salary of available SP3's decrease with the removal of this $9M player). The person who drafted the $9M SP3 sees $1.8M bump in his Expected Salary.

Of course, the opposite effect happens when somebody drafts a cheaper-than-average player.

Posted by thejuice6 on 7/28/2022 3:20:00 PM (view original):
and I can jump ahead since he already has his SP4...

1976 Mark Fidrych

SP4

7,189,617

Summer of '76 after my freshman year at college, I went to Ocean City, MD for a weekend with a bunch of my high school pals. Maybe ten of us and 50/50 boys and girls. We managed to find an oceanfront motel where we could stay and the party was on! The girls were rocking their bikinis and of course there was alot of alcohol to be had. The boys, all of us morons with hot chicks looking for some fun in the sun, spent Saturday afternoon watching "The Bird" pitch on the NBC Game of The Week.

What can I say, it was baseball...

Looks like I've got more budgeted for the other positions than most other folks. Right now my "ideal" roster checks in at just over $100M.

1968 Dean Chance sp 1 $9,264,750

$57,635,118

Posted by schwarze on 7/28/2022 5:37:00 PM (view original):
Really? You must have budgeted the most expensive player left at every position, It seems like it would be hard for you to get up to $100M (before the Bonus player gets added)... just like it's probably hard, if not impossible for footballmm11 to get *down* to $100M.

There are a lot of positions where the player I have budgeted is well above the average, but there's only one position where I have the absolute highest-salaried player available penciled in.

And in doing this, I realized one of the players I was interested in was taken, so time for me to redo everything AGAIN.

Wait, y'all are doin' budgets?

2 picks in 4 hours... ugh.

proxy sent to schwarze

At 11:13, the 4-hour rule takes effect.

The 4-hour rule means that Jtpsops is skipped. He can jump in and make his pick at anytime.

Thanks to all those who sent me proxies...
footballmm11 selects 1977 Mike Hargrove, 1B ($5,713,273)
nocomm999 selects 1981 Jeff Reardon, RP4 ($3,099,680)
midknight selects 1975 Johnny Bench, C ($6,744,022)
alice selects 1964 Barney Schultz, RP4 ($1,963,911)
vilefileman selects 1978 J.R. Richard, SP2 ($8,726,195)

Of1 89 Ruben Sierra

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