Baseball 2009

I got a league if anyone is interested. I can tweek it for what categories that you would like for scoring. I have 9 offensive and 12 pitching.  I have it set for 10 teams but we can go with 8 or 6. I think with the less amount of teams the more good players each team would have. It is head to head right now. 

manofmystery wrote: password and league id

Still need more people in the league if it's going to work.

manofmystery wrote: still have some time.  I'll try promoting it in my sig

my favorite funny baseball trade was a guy who got traded for a player to be named later, then a little while later the team sent him back

i think the standard position spots plus util and bench are enough, thing we need to worry about is getting 5 more PA members to sign up (3 would work but wouldn't be ideal) over the course of this month

I have only been involved in a fantasy baseball league once about 5 years ago so forgive my naivete, but what is the deal with the playing head to head, etc...  The league that I was in just took the stats for the entire year and whoever had the most points won.  Does the head to head require a lot more effort, as far as changing lineups on a daily basis and keeping up on which pitchers are pitching each day and stuff like that???/

I am having some hope that the Pirates might play well this year and get to .500 . It is too early but they are playing well and showing some life.

manofmystery wrote: crimhead wrote: I am having some hope that the Pirates might play well this year and get to .500 . It is too early but they are playing well and showing some life.   ooh, my sides sorry buddy, having grown up in this current Succos era I can safely tell you they are no where near a .500 team.  Be nice to have three winning teams in town but I've learned to live with two .  What's sad about the Buccos is that they blame the lack of a salary cap all the time yet have watched the Marlins win two World Series with an even smaller budget.  Time will tell if the new guys in charge are smarter than those they replaced but this will not be the year they reach .500, not with that pitching staff.

I gotta have some hope. It's bad enough that I live in Cardinal Nation and have to listen to their announcers spout how great they are going to be this year.

rileydog22 wrote: Not to be mean (manofmystery already got that out of the way anyhow), but in my eyes the Pirates haven't really gotten better anywhere.    The Cards, though, could be a solid wild card contender--they ain't topping the Cubs--especially if that man-beast Rick Ankiel continues to hit homers and play plus defense in centerfield.

Edited by manofmystery - March 18 2009 at 02:06