will have league # tonight

bump...need 12 

I chose #31 (Fireman), but another good choice for pitcher lovers is #23 (Petco's Pitching Paradise). The owner that had it did well last year (87-75) with a starting line up of 1910 Ed Walsh, 1913 Walter Johnson, 1995 Greg Maddux, and 2000 Pedro Martinez. In the BP, he had low ERA performers like 1970 Vida Blue, 1918 Jake Northrop, and 1992 Dennis Rasmussen. And he had in his line up a few folks that got on base a lot, like 1894 Billy Hamilton, 2012 Joey Votto, 1948 Eddie Stanky, 1990 Rickey Henderson, and 1923 Harry Heilmann ... Though I wonder if the $67M requirement for pitching may be a tad high at $100M (would $60M be more reasonable- Sandy Koufax, Bob Gibson, Christy Mathewson, Greg Maddux, Pedro Martinez, Roger Clemens, Lefty Gomez, Zack Greinke and a few others been potential draftees) ...  

I will take #53 Hail to the Chief.

Let me try # 10 please.

second team - #83 with Babe Ruth

SECOND TEAM- Homers Yes, Average No 

Put me in with the Field of Dreams team #84....if I build it, they will win?

gotcha fellas

I took #31 (fireman), but I thought another good choice was #2 (Righty-Righty). At $100M, a good pitching staff could include starters like Pedro Martinez, Roger Clemens, Zack Grienke, and David Cone; with Eckersley, Rivera, and a few others in the BP. A number of decent bats with decent legs available at under $6M- Minnie Minoso, Otis Amos, Bing Miller, Barry Larkin, Tommy Davis, Joe Medwick, Jackie Robinson, and Bill Madlock. And decent C's with the likes of Yogi Berra or Gary Carter ... 

you know its a good league when people wish they could get 3 or 4 teams into it...let's fill this up!

really excited for both my teams, love the Pennsylvania team and the cloned Ruth team might not be as good but will be a hell of a lot of fun

114 the gulf coast league

gotcha brando

# 70 2nd team if it is OK Speed limit