We have one opening in the 18th season (2002-03 and 2003-04) of a double season progressive which started with the 1968/69 & 1969/70 seasons. We progress 2 seasons at a time. Each season owners are able to select which of the 2 seasons they will use for each of their players, if the player was WIS eligible in both seasons. There will be adequate players available.

The team available is the Buffalo Braves (name can be changed and city moves can be made to an unoccupied city which fits geographically in the Central Division). We will be ready to begin the draft on about August 8.
With 24 games left in the 2000-01 and 2001-02 season the Braves have a record of 26-32, 4th in the Midwest Division and will probably be drafting around 10th to 12th in the 24 team league.

Buffalo owns all of their draft picks for the 2002-04 season and does not own any additional draft picks.

The Braves roster for the 2002-04 season is posted below.

There is probably 8 or 9 seasons left in the life of the league, plenty of time to build a winning team !

Since we progress 2 seasons at a time, player turnover in the league is rapid. Rookies for the 2002-03 and 2003-04 season include Lebron James, Dwayne Wade, Carmelo Anthony, Chris Bosh,Amare Stoudemire, Tayshaun Prince, Carlos Boozer, David West and Manu Ginobili.

Buffalo Braves Roster for 2002-03 & 2003-04 season:

First	Last		Rookie
Name	Name	Pos	Year
Travis	Best	PG	1995
Mike	Bibby	PG	1998
Vlade	Divac	C	1989
Danny	Fortson	PF	1997
Matt	Harpring	SF	1998
Brendan	Haywood	C	2001	R
Allen	Iverson	PG	1996
Eric	Piatkowski	SG	1994
Scottie	Pippen	SF	1987
Quentin	Richardson	SG	2000	R
Jalen	Rose	SF	1994
Corliss	Williamson	SF	1995

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I would love to try a progressive league, but I am not quite sure I understood how it works... is there a kind person who wants to explain to me, please? I will be always grateful

Posted by whatiffra on 7/27/2018 2:14:00 PM (view original):
I would love to try a progressive league, but I am not quite sure I understood how it works... is there a kind person who wants to explain to me, please? I will be always grateful

Progressive leagues are great. They basically work like fantasy keeper leagues. Let’s say a league is using the 99-00 season. After that season the 00-01 league will start and so on progressing one season at a time. You get to decide which players you get to keep or cut and which incoming rookies you will draft. You can also make trades with other owners. You are pretty much the general manager of a franchise and get to run it season after season. They’re a blast!

Another team has just become available. The team available is the Brooklyn Nets (name can be changed and city moves can be made to an unoccupied city which fits geographically in the Atlantic Division). We will be ready to begin the draft on about August 8.
With 24 games left in the 2000-01 and 2001-02 season the Braves have a record of 36-27, 4th in the Midwest Division and will probably be drafting around 10th to 12th in the 24 team league.

The Nets roster for the 2002-04 season is posted below.

Brooklyn Nets Roster (before cuts) for 2000-02-03 and 2003-04 Season.

First	Last		Rookie		Salary
Name	Name	Pos	Year		2002	2003
Raja	Bell	SG	2001		$1,243	$3,775
Kwame	Brown	C	2001		$3,485	$4,667
P.J.	Brown	C	1993		$6,334	$6,111
Tim	Duncan	PF	1997		$9,752	$7,433
Howard	Eisley	PG	1994		$4,054	$2,219
Tom	Gugliotta	PF	1992		$603	$1,072
Mark	Jackson	PG	1987		$2,287	$684
Eddie	Jones	SG	1994		$3,878	$6,502
Lee	Nailon	SF	2000		$564	$1,162
Tim	Thomas	SF	1997		$4,711	$4,049
Robert	Traylor	C	1998		$1,554	$1,715
Monty	Williams	SF	1994		$364

Nets have been taken.