Boggs was the guy I wanted. Or Appling. I hate this draft.

Charlie Gehringer, 1937, $9,155,522

Sorry to hold you up boys. Busy day.

1902 Ed Delahanty $8,479,688

My time slot is due so I will take 1927 Paul Waner for $9,520,744.

Posted by jfranco77 on 10/20/2016 3:52:00 PM (view original):
Boggs was the guy I wanted. Or Appling. I hate this draft.

Charlie Gehringer, 1937, $9,155,522

Drafts are that much tougher when everyone knows the winning strategies

I'm picking early for my time slot because I need to leave to get to the airport, but since I don't know the winning strategies I doubt anyone will want him:

Mike Piazza, 1997, $9,191,935

If whoever's pick has been skipped takes him before 5PM I'll check in and re-pick.

Just an FYI, I'll be out of the country for the next 9 days, so my participation may be sporadic. I'll check in when I can, and try to use proxies where possible. But if you don't hear from me for a day or two I haven't gone AWOL; I'll pick when I can. However, if you don't hear from me for a week then I'm probably dead.

Happy drafting!

^ Yes I was planning to draft Piazza. In round 6! You're not the only one who thought nobody wanted him.

1906 Doc White $8,705,373

Give me the 1930 Al Simmons, 9,821,777.

Definitely not who I thought would anchor my pitching staff at 160 mil but it is what it is.....Barney Pelty $9,256,942

2007 Curtis Granderson 7,448,818

1959 Ernie Banks $9,364,987

1969 Pete Rose $8,914,821.

Eddie Collins 1920, $8,855,734

2014 Felix Hernandez $8,978,023 (Seattle Mariners)

Jose Bautista $9,651,512 2011 Toronto Blue Jays