Strategy?  What strategy?  Other than figuring out ahead of time how many SPs I plan on drafting, I have no strategy. 

Posted by discodemo on 11/8/2012 7:14:00 PM (view original):
2012 Miguel Cabrera $7,278,333

Ouch!  I was really hoping he would make it back to me...except I was going to select the 2011 version.

It has only recently dawned on me that my "strategy" appears to be to paint myself into a corner.  It reminds me of the other night watching the election returns and the comments as the night progressed that Romney had only a "narrow path" to success.  My path is dwindling rapidly and may lead nowhere.

Posted by buddhagamer on 11/8/2012 5:45:00 PM (view original):

Posted by yankeeso7 on 11/8/2012 5:06:00 PM (view original):
1987 Alan Trammell $6,864,564

i wanted to take someone else at ss with this pick and made a last second change. hopefully it doesn't come back to haunt me.

Well you're leaving a secondary low-cost pitcher pretty late if you plan on attempting to go with 88 King (and with under 560 IP at the moment that would be very risky to only get S. King as 1260ish IP at this cap would be murder on the fatigue nevermind having to pitch him every game).

Since you have very little available cap space, and most of the *good* pitchers around the $7m mark have already been taken, you might want to reconsider your last few picks else you might be throwing out some scrub every other game...