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0 Subject: 2016 RIBC AA Draft recap

Posted by: wolfer
- [45241158] Mon, Mar 28, 2016, 09:38

Managers: This thread is for your (optional) overall comments on the draft. You may use the questions below as a guide, or simply say what you want to say.

1. What was your plan/strategy entering the draft? Were you able to execute as you had planned?

2. What were your favorite picks? What picks would you like to do over?

3. Looking over all of the teams, which ones do you like the most (other than your own)?

4. What surprised you most about the draft?

5. If you could start the whole thing over, would you do anything differently?

Non-managers are also free to post comments or ask questions.
1wolfer
      ID: 45241158
      Mon, Mar 28, 2016, 09:39
My biggest surprise on this draft was how fast this took. The average time per pick was rarely over 45 minutes.
2Seattle Zen
      ID: 301361318
      Mon, Mar 28, 2016, 19:19
1. This is my seventh year in RIBC. Started in AA in 2010 and was promoted to AAA, promoted to the Show in 2014, but sent back to AAA. Last year was the worst, most humiliating experience in my fantasy baseball life. Nearly a wire-to-wire 16th place, only a furious finish got me to 15th. I need to do something different.

Each of the previous years I had spent more and more time preparing for the draft. I would usually start taking notes right around Christmas. I used many different sources for information, but I also bought a subscription to Rotowire each year and installed their draft software. It has been a very easy tool to use, you get to adjust the categories for OBP and SLG and it keeps a running tally of league standings according to their forecasts. I suspect that I was wasting all the time I spent reading the other sources and simply relied upon the Rotowire suggestions. So I am saving my money this year and forging ahead on my own.

And spent a lot less time researching. This is a slow draft and most of my decisions are made as the draft unfolds. I suffer from a lot of biases, I struggle drafting enough speed. I overly discount rookies. I may rely too heavily upon the ADP of other leagues and fear “reaching” and thereby missing opportunities. I’m not going to play it safe this year because I cannot be relegated three years in a row, nowhere but UP!

2. Favorites - Well, in 2013 I drafted Miggy #1 and at #32 I took Paul Goldschmidt, who crushed and was a huge reason I got promoted. If George Springer follows that script, that would be nice. I think I got Matt Carpenter at a great spot #63. But then I was also pumping my fist when I got Nick Hundley and Zack Cozart in the 23rd and 25th rounds.

Least favorite - I've already bemoaned my Jose Reyes pick.

3. I really like RoboGuru's first three picks - Goldschmidt, Dee Gordon and JD Martinez, that's wicked. I think Diligad's team has great upside, Strasburg and J Fernandez pitching great would be needed as his offense is solid. Wolfer's team looks formidable.

There are a few strange rosters... I don't know how Jordan is going to get all eight relievers to contribute and going with only four starters, interesting. Kyle's decision to take 5 starters in the first ten rounds, then three more and four non-closing relievers, too much spent on pitching.

4. I was pleasantly surprised that there were very, very few questionable picks in the first 20 rounds. This is a no slouch league.

5. I would simply redo the Reyes pick, otherwise, let the chips fall where they may.
3Nerfherders
      ID: 161121811
      Tue, Mar 29, 2016, 12:48
I've been with RIBC since it's second year, and I have been all over the map. I finished 1st in 2011 AAA, finished 4th and 5th in a couple other AAA's, but since my win I have finished last or next to last 3 out of the last 4 seasons (my last stop in AA I finished 2nd, but half the league were duplicate teams, including the winner). What am I doing wrong? I don't know. I have consistently found this the hardest league to compete in. There is just something about it I can't quite put my finger on. Needless to say, something had to change, but I am not sure I actually drafted any different than I usually do. After reading a few articles about the new aging curves in baseball (Hint: players are peaking much earlier than 27 now), I decided to go younger where I could, and indeed my first three picks are all second year players. I drafted two rookies. Generally, I feel like my hitting is in a really good place, but my pitching could use some work.

My favorite pick might be Michael Brantley because it looks like he might not miss much time at all from the shoulder. Least favorite probably goes to JA Happ because he could just as easily be terrible as he was good for PIT last year. My most controversial pick is AJ Reed, which I talked about in my rationales. I picked him a full 8 rounds before any of the other leagues. I am not certain it's a bad pick, ie it's not bad to have him. I just wonder if I could have gotten my MI there instead. For example, Kendrick, Harrison, and Walker were all still available at 12.06. Indeed, much of my season could ride on the playing time of Reed and Peraza.

The biggest surprises of the draft was the speed, and how fast SP went off the board. I was mildly shocked at the dearth of SP talent after the 10th round. 40 pitchers went off the board in the first 10 rounds, compared to 33 in RIBC, 36 in one AAA, and 39 in the other. It left me scrambling or passing the buck on SP's round after round.

All in all though, I like my team. I think it will do very well. I might have to shop for SP's on the FA market in a few weeks, but those are usually fairly easy to find later on as teams start running into IP cap troubles. My biggest hope is that Reed gets sent up by June 1st, and Peraza gets to play regularly from the start.
5Taxman
      SuperDude
      ID: 029463114
      Wed, Mar 30, 2016, 16:40
Played in initial RIBC in a AAA eventually making it to the Big League for 2008/9 season (with RoboGuru) and tanked under the bright lights. Spent next 5 years bouncing between AA & AAA before taking a few years off due to extended summer European travel. Missing the RotoGurupie competition I jumped back in this year and....

(1) My plan based, on a faded memory, was to build an offense and hope that pitching would come lower in draft/via Free agency. I think plan was executed OK, although nobody else has noticed or been impressed. Started Rizzo, Upton, Kluber, Freeman, Puig, & Hunter establishing solid 4 category base. Important not to screw up early picks, but I believe draft war in a RIBC league is won by being very good at middle round picks. This I did.

(2) Favorite picks: @ #5 Rizzo & #28 Upton (I expected both to be available) because both, although not 20-20 players, have 4.5 tools in their arsenals. Best pick was Marte 13th round @ #197, my 2nd MI having grabbed Harrison a round earlier. I also like Darvish @ #165 even though a gamble...if he performs as a #4 SP, I haven't wasted the pick...but if he's near the Yu of old, I receive late spring Stopper injection to my SP. Lastly, the Baseball Gods smiled on me when TOR announced Osuna, my 15th round @229, would start season as closer. In short, I think middle rounds of my draft were Superb.

My do over pick is Kluber, even though he provides great K, Cole was still on the board and provides better everything else. A brain fart by definition.

(3) Teams I like are: PD, with great SP and RBI/SLG; RoboGuru, with across the board hitting muscle; MikeV aka Dilligad, great R, OBP, W and ERA potential and Seattle Zen, mostly because he kept drafting the players I wanted, but also has great speed (as does Slizz aka Jay Sherby) and Saves (as does Nerf). Also Species & Nerf could dominate the OBP & SLG categories hurting everyone else.

(4) Like everyone else, stunned by the speed of this draft and how few players slipped in draft. Only player I thought dropped way to far was Morales, who I started eyeing in the 7th round as belonging in top 100 finally taken by George8KL @12.09/185th pick. Maybe the best draft I've encountered.

(5) If done over, I would probably make the same choices/goofs.
6 slizz
      ID: 3556212
      Thu, Mar 31, 2016, 15:25
1. What was your plan/strategy entering the draft? Were you able to execute as you had planned?
My plan going into the draft was to acquire as much premium power as possible. With the categories of OB% and SLG%, players like Jose Altuve are not nearly as valuable. Acquiring guys who can mash and get on base is much harder to get than strikeouts. As an ex-pitcher, I have always been able to identify pitching gems and am able to make chicken salad with some chicken shit pitching staffs in G20, I figured to go bat heavy early on, and worry about the pitching later.

The pitching run in this league was unlike anything I've ever seen. I was pleasantly surprised how many premium bats were falling to me...but by the time it came to get a #1 starter with 200 bankable innings, I was left flailing in the wind for a #1. (hello, run-on...)

2. What were your favorite picks? What picks would you like to do over?
Favorite Picks:
Its tough to not like every pick in the first 5 rounds. its those middle rounds that i'm going to focus on.

*Easy. Anthony Rizzo @ #5. FWIW - Last time I was this bullish on a player was Jay Bruce a couple years back...didn't turn out that well. He is my MVP pick.
*1.12 - Manny Machado - How he fell this far still miffs me!
*5.03 - Eric Hosmer - I think RoboGuru used Rotowire as well ;)
*9.11 - Francisco Liriano - more like Lirian-YES. Every year is a top 25 SP and every year falls. Just couldn't nab him based on how weird the pitching runs were.
*10.02 - Mark Teixeria - had him in G20 last season, was MVP like until he went down. Could've hit north of 45 HR and had awesome ratios.
*10.08 - Michael Pineda - Top 15 pitcher this year. Wanted him, just didn't want to "reach".
*12.02 - Jake Odorizzi - the next Francisco Liriano aka guy who is awesome but always falls.
*12.09 - Kendrys Morales - Great value for the ROI he will get from him. Ortiz Lite and 6 rounds later
*13.04 - Wei Yen Chen - Goes from being successful in the AL East and pitching at Camden Yards to pitching in Miami with 2-3 awful NL East lineups.
*13.09 - Raisel Iglesias - Wanted him too...just liked Walker and Rodon more. Low WHIP, 9k/9, and excellent FIP. Sign me up!
*15.08 - Alex Gordon - Its like eating plain oatmeal in the AM. Good for you, but not exactly tasty. Should get OB around 350 and won't hurt OPS.
*15.14 - Patrick Corbin - See my writeup from G20
*17.04 - Jimmy Nelson - See my writeup from G20
*18.12 - Blake Swihart - Swihart is Russell Martin in his prime. Just a matter of when. Really wanted him on the team...saw that a couple teams picking from 18.08-19.10 needed a Corner Infielder and 3B, so I took Tomas b/c I didn't have a 3B at 18.07 instead.
19.11 - Jose Peraza - Middle infield and SB. While it might hurt SLG%, he does get on base.
21.10 - Pedro Alvarez - A 40 HR bat this late in an SLG% league?!?! Thats just sick value for me.
24.05 - Joey Gallo - Probably the steal of the draft. ESPN is really slipping since Blue Hen left the company. No way he should have 3B eligibility still but he does. I used rotowire to track everyone and not ESPN's database, otherwise I would've taken him.

Do Overs:
Easy again: Carlos Gomez. Not that he isn't a fine player, but I rushed the pick and didn't anticipate the pitching runs. Should've went Strasburg at 3.10 and Polanco at 5.10. The net of Strasburg / Heyward / Polanco will be better than Salazar / Carlos Gomez / Heyward.

I really wanted Ketel Marte and Hector Olivera. Since this is a redraft league, I figured he would fall further then where he went as Ketel's ADP was south of 200. I think the MI slot really threw me a curveball that I wasn't ready for as players were going to go higher than normal due to scarcity.

Olivera fixes to hit #5 and his ADP was way south of Ketel's. I know he had a hot spring, but I didn't think he would go that high. While I am happy to have Tomas, I think the floor on Olivera is higher, which is what my team needed.

Other than SS, 3B, and the Strasburg brain fart, I got everyone I wanted.

3. Looking over all of the teams, which ones do you like the most (other than your own)?
First, here is a picture of the projected standings (no categories) as per Rotowire:

Taxman - 122
Perm Dude - 102
RoboGuru - 102
Slizz - 96
Dilligad - 93
Jordanski - 92
wolfer - 88
SZ - 86
Species - 86
PuNk42AE - 84
george8kl - 80
Thumqer - 68
Kyle - 61
SparkyAnne - 58
Valkyrie - 48

It's tough to make any argument against Taxman. He had a near flawless draft, great fortune with Osuna getting the closer job, premium pitching, and the right blend of speed and power.

Perm Dude's Pitching is going to keep him in the game all season. My guess is that Fred is going to ship off some of that pitching for speed and the hitting categories sometime during the regular season

A quick note on my squad, 16 in SB, 14 in SLG% and 3 in OB%. That is one strange disparity. Ususally SLG and OB go hand in hand. I'm not surprised by my pitching awfulness in the projections as it hates Rodon, Gausman, and Walker (I don't), giving me 38 points out of a possible 80. I expect that number to be higher as the season goes on ;) If it doesn't, I will be AA next season!

If you guys message me privately, I have no problems addressing what the projections say about your squads.

4. What surprised you most about the draft?
The pitching runs...ya'll really love your pitching! :P

5. If you could start the whole thing over, would you do anything differently?
Just rounds 3-5, as stated above...unfortunately, a personal issue arose that took precedent to that round and I rushed the pick to keep things moving. Really would love Strasburg / Heyward / Polanco rather than what I have. Granted, Salazar should still be awesome. If Carlos Gomez reverts to 2014 one more time, it won't matter.
7Nerfherders
      ID: 161121811
      Thu, Mar 31, 2016, 15:58
Hey slizz, nice write up. But you missed me in your projections. Just curious...
8Slizz
      ID: 52001222
      Thu, Mar 31, 2016, 16:00
Sorry Nerf, 92.

I don't proofread nearly as much as I should when posting here. It's easier to read after I post haha
9Nerfherders
      ID: 161121811
      Thu, Mar 31, 2016, 16:11
Interesting. My projections have me between 110 and 119, but of course these are the same projections I use to draft, so they are going to be high. I'll take a 92 though. That at least puts me in the running.
10Slizz
      ID: 52001222
      Thu, Mar 31, 2016, 16:16
The way I see it is that if you're north of 90 you are in good shape.

What do you have for the rest of the league??
11Nerfherders
      ID: 161121811
      Thu, Mar 31, 2016, 17:35
I havent calculated that. I have my own points system that calculates values for each player based on past outcomes for that specific league, so I would have to mark every player to what team they played for and add up the scores, which I don't really have time for.
12Slizz
      ID: 52001222
      Thu, Mar 31, 2016, 18:59
Don't worry about it...as long as one is in striking distance.

Champions aren't crowned in March.
13Seattle Zen
      ID: 521232117
      Fri, Apr 01, 2016, 00:33
I'm glad rotowire thinks my squad is middle of the pack. The last two years it had me projected to win the league and I got demoted. I give rotowire a Rage Against the Machine "F you, I won't do what you tell me!"
14Seattle Zen
      ID: 301361318
      Wed, Nov 16, 2016, 18:54
Here's a post-season draft recap.

I’m undergoing this exercise because, as in years past, I want to review what I did well and what mistakes I made in hopes of gaining knowledge. I realize that though I won the league this year, my final stat line would have only landed me in 3rd or 4th in the Bigs or the AAA leagues, so if I want to win again next year, I will have to do better. This process also makes me look at the seasons of hundreds of players I didn’t roster in any of my leagues. We all know about the surprising seasons out of guys like Brian Dozier or J Villar, not as much attention on disappointments like Garrett Richards.

I had the second pick of draft slots and went with #2. Just like most other leagues, I took Bryce Harper. He had a 1.000 OPS last season, he’s very young, plays on a great team, figured he would continue to crush. His .380/.455 82/81 portion of his line was rather pedestrian. The 21 steals were nice, though. I figure he was the 10th best player in the first round, not a disaster, but a disappointment. I wouldn’t say that any of the first round picks were obviously the best, but AJ Pollock, Stanton and Jose Abreu were the worst.

Pick #31 – George Springer - .359/.450 108/75/9. I call this a good pick, though he was disappointing in the steals department. The best pick in the second round was Jose Altuve, he won’t be a second rounder again for years to come. Dee Gordon, who I coveted, was the worst pick because his Mr. Universe body was finally exposed as steroid-enhanced.

Pick #34 – Matt Harvey – 87 2/3, 75K, 4.62/1.44 four wins. Awful! I kept reminding myself that my buddy jeffG landed Chris Sale at pick #34 in RIBC AAA. Rather remarkable that I won this thing with these early picks. Was Harvey the worst pick or Kyle Schwarber? I go with Harvey because 87 2/3 poor innings is a negative and Kyle didn’t crap on his team’s stat sheet at all (he’ll save that for those who overdraft him in 2017). Brian Dozier was the best pick of the 3rd round.

Pick #63 – Matt Carpenter - .388/.522 is the line of a stud, there just wasn’t enough of it as he only scored 75 and knocked in 61 in 471 at bats. Best picks of the round were Freddy Freeman and Ryan Braun, worst were Chris Archer and JHey.

Pick #66 – Noah Syndergaard – Great pick in a terrible round. Disasters included Prince Fielder, Yasel Puig, Sonny Gray, D Salazar, Wade Davis. Best picks were F Lindor and Adrian Beltre.

Pick #95 – Ben Revere – ARG! He was awful. Many, many times this season I would look at the standings and say, “damnit, if David Ortiz had lasted just one more pick, I would be running away with this!” David Peralta was also a terrible pick, but there were many good 6th rounders – Ortiz and Odor, J Lester and C Yelich.

Pick #98 – Zach Britton – Great pick, awesome season. I traded him away when he had 32 saves, 50K, and a sick 0.63/0.77 for Chris Tillman who stunk. He gave me 2 wins, 28K’s and 4.76/1.51. Yuck. Other great picks were Ian Desmond and Evan Longoria. Worst picks Michael Brantley (Professed by Nerf as his pre-season favorite pick) D Deshields, Tyson Ross and Trevor Rosenthal.

Pick #127 – Hanley Ramirez – Look at that, back to back great picks. He crushed… .359/.508 76/106 and eight steals. Eighth round had lots of highlights in addition to Hanley such as K Maeda, Brandon Belt (he loves OBP/SLG leagues), J Lucroy, Carlos Martinez and DJ LeMahieu. There were also some stinkers – S Tolleson, R Grichuk, Lucas Duda, Billy Burns.

Pick #130 – Elvis Andrus. He finally put together the OPS season worthy of a top pick. Career high OBP .362 and SLG .439 to go with 24 steals, very nice. He was my first middle infielder picked, by the end of the season I was filthy with them. Daniel Murphy was the best pick of the round by a lot, Tanaka was also a great pick. Garret Richards, AJ Ramos and Kolten Wong were all disappointing.

Pick #159 – Brad Boxberger. BAM! Less than 24 hours after this pick, he is injured. What’s worse, I make the decision to let him rot on my bench for 3 months, he and Jose Reyes take up half my bench for half the year, poor decision. Funny thing is, I end up with 15.5 points in saves and the other two guys I contemplated taking – Glen Perkins and Sean Doolittle-or-nothing, but suck, too. Byung Ho Park was just as terrible. Dustin Pedroia and K Rod were great picks.

Pick #162 Hisashi Iwakuma. He lead my team with 15 wins, but his 4.09/1.32 and mere 133 Ks were all disappointing. My favorite Mariner was not as much fun to watch, he didn’t have the amazing control we were accustomed to. I could have taken Justin Verlander, but I doubt he was even on my radar. The worst picks of the round were Perkins and Travis d’Arnauld.

Pick #191 – Ryan Zimmerman. Kept him far too long, his .296/.405 for 70 games were indefensible. I remember thinking that the poor guy who took Trevor Story is going to be crying into his beer as he starts slow and then Jose Reyes send him back to the minors in May… ah, no. WTF, Wil Myers? Post, post hype super sleeper, where did you get those legs? Michael Conforto had the classic sophomore slump, AJ Reed and Matt Duffy also sucked.

Pick #194 – Howie Kendrick. The shit show continues! At least I cut him early after 14 games of .174/.156. Seriously, a slugging percentage lower than your OBP? He had company: Wei-Yin Chen, Ketel Marte, G Parra and D Hernandez all stunk up the joint. Sergio Casilla surprised everyone and closed the door for the Giants quite well.

Pick #223 – Jose Reyes. I regretted this pick and then kept him on my bench for half the season to compound the problem, but he did finish strong and that was helpful - .332/.452 42/24 8 steals in 56 games. He did better than Hector Olivera, Luis Severino or Devin Mesoraco. The real good picks were Mark Trumbo, John Lackey, O Herrerra, Dexter Fowler and Julio Teheran.

Pick #226 – Jay Bruce. I was bellyaching about this pick as soon as I made it, but I was wrong. He was on his way to a career year until the stupid Reds traded him and he stunk for the Mets. On July 30, Bruce had a .314/.559 60/80 4 steals line, I think he was near or at the lead in the NL for RBI. Goes to the Mets goes .294/.391 14/19 no steals in just about half as many at bats. And he had to heat up at the end of Sept. to get his SLG over .300. Even with his trade to the Mets, he was still one of the best picks in the round, Roberto Osuna was damn good, as well. That left Drew Storen as a bust and Trevor Plouffe went “Poof”.

Pick #255 – Ian Kennedy 11 wins, 3.78/1.25 175K. Oooh, so close. Wanted Kyle Hendricks and was thinking about taking him at #226. Kennedy was one of three pitchers who pitched a whole season on my squad, second most K’s by a lot, third most wins. He was a ton better than JJ Hoover, but this round had some massive bargains, Rick Porcello, Hendricks and the best pick of the whole draft Jonnie Villar.

Pick #258 – Clay Buchholtz no wins, 6.59/1.54 before beheading him in a fit of rage. WTF! He wasn’t the only poor player in this round that ended up on my team as I traded for ARod before the season started. That bum had a .277/.407 line for 40 games before I sent him to the glue factory. I traded Chris Carter for him and all he did was catch touchdowns for Thumper. Andrew Bailey and Andre Either were also poor picks while Jean Segura was probably the second best pick in the entire draft for Slizz, but not nearly enough to offset his first five picks.

Pick #287 – Mike Napoli - .335/.465 92/101 5 steals! He was awesome! By the end of the season I had him, Jose Ramirez and F Lindor in my line up and man, I liked looking at Indian box scores. He was the best pick of the round and I correctly predicted that he would be a bargain in my draft rationales. What happened to Anibal Sanchez and Alexei Ramirez? Can’t say I’m too surprised that Chris Colabello stunk, too.

Pick #290 – Alex Colome – He was awesome, before I traded him he gave me 2.03/1.03 27 saves and one win. Traded him for Francisco Lindor who gave me .361/.398 26/23/5 in 49 games. I was surprised that Colome lasted as long as he had, Boxberger had injured himself a few days before this pick, I got him as a handcuff and even hoped that he might “Wally Pipp” him, as I stated in my rationale. The best pick of the round was Rich Hill and Trey Turner was outstanding as soon as he hit the Bigs. Kris Medlin, Pablo Sandoval were so bad that they erased the memories of their early big league careers. Danny Farquhar lost, Alex won.

Pick #319 – Chris Carter. Well, as I said before, he was outstanding this year - .321/.499 84/94/3, all for another team. In my rationale I mentioned that even though his batting average was below .200, because he takes so many walks, he has the potential to be a great player in this format. Career highs in OBP/SLG runs and rbi. Even though JA Happ was Nerfherder’s least favorite pick (and Michael Brantley was his favorite) he was probably the best pick in the round.

Pick #322 J Jeffress. Four great picks in a row late in the draft, that’s how you win! In a mere 33 2/3 innings, he gave me 2.67/1.31 26K and 21 saves. He was the main part of a package to land John Lackey who was a decent 3.40/1.08 4 wins 78K in 90 innings. Melky Cabrera was also a great pick this round.

Pick #351 Jose Iglesias. Streak ends. This guy can hit, but no power and at the bottom of the order. Started the season .286/.220 in 15 games. Tried to trade him to Taxman, can’t comprehend why he didn’t take him. I was contemplating taking a catcher here, Nick Hundley first, JT Realmuto second, if Thumper takes one, I’ll take the other. Well, Thumper takes the one who does much, much better, I end up with Hundley. Carlos Beltran, damn, dude, when are you going to slow down? Great pick, Junior Doolit.

Pick #354 Nick Hundley. Somehow I felt loyalty to his dude, he stayed on my roster all year even though he only appeared in 70 games for me. I kept telling myself, “well, he’s not hurting my ratios”, until he did. He had a .358 OBP first half, a .285 second half. He went from a 13.2% BB ratio to a 3%. How do you do that? Aaron Sanchez was a great pick this round.

Pick #383 Kyle Gibson. It took one game to realize that not only was he going to be a disaster this season, but so would the Twins as a whole. Yuck. Why didn’t I take Bartolo Colon or Robby Ray? The season is over and I STILL don’t know who the hell Robbie Ray is, Rachael’s half brother?

Pick #386 Zach Cozart. I love Zach. I had him in 2013 and while his ratios were awful, his counting stats were fantastic for a middle infielder. Anytime you play a 25th rounder for over 100 games, that’s a win. He gave me .309/.441 56/43 and 3 steals in those 102 games. By the time Jose Reyes was back, I had Elvis Andrus, Francisco Lindor, and Jose Ramirez all at short with two other second basemen, so Zach was thanked for his service and given a nice watch.

Researching for this piece, it became obvious that Kyle should have won this league rather easily. Unfortunately, he went with the “set it and forget it” method, and that never works. Three waiver wire moves all year, 300 fewer games played than the average team, short of the 1350 IP. First place in half of the league’s categories, just about last in four others. Fill out your roster and you would have won.

Great season, hope to see many of you in RIBC leagues in the future. SZ

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