Beefcake's Various Ramblings

Fantasy sports and putting people in the proverbial BOX!

Thursday, April 06, 2006

The Fantasy Basketball playoffs are going well so far. However, one of my teams dropped from the 2nd seed to the 4th seed in what a ridiculously hot streak by the team in 4th. They finshed the season with a 24-0 (8 pts per week) streak against idle managers (dumbasses), and caught and passed me (I had a 10 point lead 3 weeks ago). The person in my division caught me, too. However, we had been battling for the division lead for the last two months; and considering how often my players have been injured this year I am not too concerned about that.

The Baseball Season has started, but more importantly that means the fantasy baseball season has started. YEAH, YEAH! I am in 1 league that looks like it will be the most fun league that I have been in. The message board is averaging 3 posts a day of people trash talking, and every team in the league has made at least 1 roster move. I missed most the draft, because it was on St. Patrick's Day; so, my team has some work to do. However, I was lucky enough to get Jonathan Pappleborn off waivers yesterday before his save. Score one for the BEEFCAKE.

Also baseball related, I am in a 9x6 weekly head-to-head league that uses weekly rosters. This league is retarded. It has wins, saves, and holds as a category, but only 3 spots for starting relief pitchers. What the fuck? The league also has total bases, AVE, OBP and SLG as categories, also retarded. And to cap it off you get 3 bench spots and start 15 players. So it is impossible to have any depth on your team. I brought this up with the league on the message board, and this is how the commish responded.

"more roster spots: i'm disinclined to add more roster spots because i don't want teams to hoard players; i'd rather have more players available in the FA pool so weaker teams can be more competitive. it's harder to hold on to first place if you don't have depth. "

Of course, it's harder to hold on to 1st if you don't have depth, that is why good owners/managers develop depth on their bench. Also the reason a team is weak, generally, is b/c the owner fucked up the draft and doesn't pay attention to the waiver wire.

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