Posted by jfranco77 on 10/29/2018 8:30:00 AM (view original):
So are there time slots on Monday too?

Why wouldn’t there be?

Also, are these times deadlines or the first time you can pick if someone ahead of you misses their spot?

I think it would be good if the times were listed on the first page of the draft. But it isn't *too* hard to figure out that it's the time slots for Saturday.

Posted by ozomatli on 10/20/2018 11:11:00 PM (view original):
10am - 10pm, eastern time. Half hour timeslots. So we'll get through 1 round per day.

We will be done the draft by the Tuesday before Thanksgiving.

Since according to the above, ozomatli wants us to finish this draft by Tuesday before US Thanksgiving (making that Tuesday, November 20th), and we have 23 more rounds to get through, the schedule is *every* day until then.

Posted by brianjw on 10/29/2018 9:40:00 AM (view original):
I think it would be good if the times were listed on the first page of the draft. But it isn't *too* hard to figure out that it's the time slots for Saturday.

Yup, it is reasonable to see that today's would match Saturday's time slots. For example, and heads up, I will be making my pick at 11:00 this morning (50 minutes from now).

The times are listed on page 1. Each owner only picks at two different times. One during even numbered rounds and one during odd numbered rounds...

The times listed are when your timeslot BEGINS. The next person in line can not pick before their timeslot begins unless all owners before them have already picked. If people have been skipped, you must wait.

Yes, timeslots are in effect for the duration of the draft. Every day.

I did not think I needed to be this explicit, apologies for not clarifying these things earlier.

For example, I am late with my pick, so Donburgh could make his pick now.

1926 Cy Williams 3706482

1922 Reb Russell $3,185,327

1919 Gavvy Cravath $3,836,526

1918 Jack Quinn $2,709,861

Rodney, Fernando

2012 Tampa Bay Rays$4,392,886

1996 Rick Helling
$1,321,280