No it is just one of the few remaining teams that I have not tried yet. Been in league for 5 or 6 seasons with 2 teams, and have had a different team every time, I'm trying to get another team that I haven't done before that hopefully no one takes. I will say though that the RI slammers last year were a blast to play with and are real easy to take to the playoffs.

Big lloyd will take them to the promised land ;)

I think my pitchers will have a say in that...

I will take the Louisville Live.

Quote: Originally Posted By joshkvt on 2/24/2010

Quote: Originally posted by kneeneighbor on 2/24/2010 Josh can you clear up how ROY will be handled this coming season?

Thanks for the reminder kneeneighbor...
A recent update designed for progressives changed Rookie of the Year voting to include players making their first appearance in a continuing league, such as this one. That means drafted players took most of the five slots in each league's voting for the award. Support told me they cannot limit the award to just AAA players, but they can provide me a list of the top five AAA in each league in the voting. Four teams have goals requiring a player to be in the top five for ROY (Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Massachusetts, Anaheim).

The rule will be that only AAA players can meet that qualification. I will ask support for a list of the top five AAA players in the ROY voting around the all-star break, and again at the end of the season. Teams must have a AAA Prospect in the top five at the end of the season to meet the objective. After this season, that could be changed if this solution doesn't work

I think this solution is a good one - a shame we can keep an eye on AAA ROY without requesting it though. Maybe with enough harassment they can fix it.

Lemme gooo, Oregon Open!

I'll take Massachusetts.

sorry to hold everyone up, ive been out of town training for a new job...ill get my pick in tonight

Indianapolis Fielders

Damn you clk! :)