Reprise du message précédent :
A-rod > Haren ?

Ouai énormément.

scott  
c'est quoi le  
Trade End Date:    August 10, 2008
 
sur la fantasy

Ca veut dire que tu pourras plus te faire entuber à partir du 10 août

j'ai passé ce stade depuis un moment, meme si au début c'était vrai

 
Comme l'a dit Plei, après le 10 août, plus aucuns trades possibles.

Dommage qu'ils comptent pas les stats du HR derby

3. Draft vs. Auction
 
Your league will begin with either a draft or an auction. Both formats have unique advantages and drawbacks. Many
fantasy general managers try both before deciding which format s/he favors.
 
Traditional fantasy baseball began as a live auction. League members would meet at a common location and dedicate
themselves to the task of bidding against each other for available players. Typically, equal sums of money (traditional rules
say $260 for 23 players) are allotted to each fantasy GM. Each participant will nominate a player by bidding at least $1 and
then the bidding war ensues.
 
One benefit to the auction format is that all fantasy general managers have access to all available players. If a manager is
willing to pay richly for a superstar, that player is always within reach. Another benefit is that it’s just plain fun and involves a
lot of strategy!
 
Auctions, however, do involve the additional pressure of bidding against competitors live. They require a sizeable time
commitment relative to drafts, and often last five, six, or even seven hours depending on league size and auction style.
Auctions can be tiring also. The emotional rollercoaster of feeling as if you have landed a bargain only to watch another
team sneak in at the last moment and register a winning bid is taxing for many fantasy general managers, and may not be
fun for everybody. When fantasy baseball moved from the living room to the internet, interest in the auction format waned.
With dedicated general managers or local leagues, the auction has seen resurgence in popularity recently.
 
The alternative to bidding on players in an auction-style is a draft. Fantasy GM’s have the option to draft in real-time,
extended-time, or have a computer auto-draft. Like any professional sports draft, teams draft in snaking fashion until the
final roster spot is occupied. A manager does not have access to all players when selecting in a draft format. Once a player
is drafted, that player becomes unavailable to other teams outside of a trade. For this reason, a draft involves different
strategy than an auction. Keeper leagues often grant the last place finisher from the previous season the first pick in the
following season’s draft.
 
No matter whether you choose to draft or auction, both are great fun. If you have not tried either, we recommend trying
both and then deciding which format best suits you.
 
 
 
A étudier sérieusement pour l'année prochaine ou la NBA.

Sensation est désormais le co-manager de la team Yankees.  
 
Pour ceux qui veulent négocier avec lui, le mieux est de le faire sur la place publique pour le début.

Tout à fait d'accord avec toi Scott.

Magglio contre Santana ?

Lincecum tradable

Sensation, voila les joueurs qui m'intéressent chez toi :
 
Hudson, McCann, Jurrjens.

Il me faut impérativement McCann aussi.

NÉGOCIATIONS EN PUBLIC !
 
C'est si compliqué à comprendre ? Si un trade est accepté sur la fantasy sans que ça soit négocié en public, il sera automatiquement annulé.

C'est ichiro qui gere last chivas?

Sensation
Mac can vs  Lyon (rp) + vasquez (sp) + jason bay (OF)

je vais attendre de voir ce que scott et plei propose avant

ça marche

Mise à jour de l'offre
 
Vasquez + Jason Bay contre Mc Cann

 
2 FA contre le meilleur catcher ?

Mauer + Cain contre McCann

1FA + 1 Draft

Ben ouai mais y'a au moins un drafté

En plus c'est faux, j'ai drafté Cain  

Manny Ramirez contre McCann ?