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RealSNR 04-28-2014 07:08 PM

God damn it.

OldSchool, next year don't put the former rounds in spoiler brackets. I searched the page for his name and it didn't come up.

Discuss Thrower 04-28-2014 07:09 PM

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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 10591615)
God damn it.

OldSchool, next year don't put the former rounds in spoiler brackets. I searched the page for his name and it didn't come up.

If anything, just double post to start the whole process and have selected players in the OP and then the draft breakdown in the first and second post.

OldSchool 04-28-2014 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by SNR (Post 10591615)
God damn it.

OldSchool, next year don't put the former rounds in spoiler brackets. I searched the page for his name and it didn't come up.

Lol, there's a position tracker in spoiler too. Every player already taken is listed in there. Easier than doing a search.

Sfeihc 04-28-2014 07:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower (Post 10591493)
Felix Hernandez and Allen Craig for Soria, Joe Smith (ANA Closer) and Morneau. H2H categories (Runs, Homers, RBI, Steals, OBP, SLG; Wins, Quality Starts, Strikeouts, Saves, WHIP, ERA)


The cardinal rule in fantasy baseball is never give up the best player in the deal. You topped that by giving up the two best players in the deal. BRAVO!

Please, please don't tell me that you needed saves.:banghead:

RealSNR 04-28-2014 07:17 PM

Cincinnati Bengals select Shaq Evans, WR, UCLA

sfchief 04-28-2014 07:18 PM

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Originally Posted by OldSchool (Post 10591624)
Lol, there's a position tracker in spoiler too. Every player already taken is listed in there. Easier than doing a search.

Even though I still found a way to screw it up, the position tracker works really well.

Discuss Thrower 04-28-2014 07:21 PM

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Originally Posted by Sfeihc (Post 10591630)
The cardinal rule in fantasy baseball is never give up the best player in the deal. You topped that by giving up the two best players in the deal. BRAVO!

Please, please don't tell me that you needed saves.:banghead:

I have one closer and there aren't any FA options available. That was one category I was/am guaranteed to lose every week as my roster is currently constructed. If my rotation was lights out for week, it still means I go 5-7-0 at best.

It's a ten team league, and to win the S category you need at least two closers totaling five saves. And even then, there are guys with five closers throwing. Winning saves has just as much weight as winning steals or homers for the week.

kccrow 04-28-2014 07:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Sfeihc (Post 10591630)
The cardinal rule in fantasy baseball is never give up the best player in the deal. You topped that by giving up the two best players in the deal. BRAVO!

Please, please don't tell me that you needed saves.:banghead:

Ludicrous. The only real trade here was Felix for Morneau, the rest is shit. I don't know that Felix was worth giving up to get Morneau, I probably would have tried to trade Kazmir instead knowing the wheels will fall of that ride eventually.

Discuss Thrower 04-28-2014 07:26 PM

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Originally Posted by kccrow (Post 10591645)
Ludicrous. The only real trade here was Felix for Morneau, the rest is shit. I don't know that Felix was worth giving up to get Morneau, I probably would have tried to trade Kazmir instead knowing the wheels will fall of that ride eventually.

****er wouldn't take Kazmir unless it was for the guys keeping the closer seat warm in Toronto or Pittsburgh.

OldSchool 04-28-2014 07:36 PM

With the 165th pick in the 2014 NFL Draft, the San Diego Chargers Select:

Ross Cockrell, CB, Duke


https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/i...zbFyID1p-9QHrA

Even after taking Fuller in the 1st, the Chargers are still in need of good talent in their defensive secondary. Ross Cockrell provides them with a legitimate developmental prospect who can at least push for snaps in the dime package. He's a great competitor and, barring injuries, should become a solid starter within a year or two.

sfchief 04-28-2014 07:40 PM

Cockrell shut down Mike Evans when they matched up.

Nice pick

OldSchool 04-28-2014 07:40 PM

Yeah, I just took the tracker out of spoilers but kept the rest of the finished rounds in spoilers. I'll switch that up once the draft is finished with.

Keep in mind, players are listed on the position tracker in terms of what I think they'll be playing at the next level. If the player you have is a tweener, say someone that many would consider a 3-4 OLB at the next level, be sure to check both the DE and OLB listings if you don't see his name listed in one or the other.

kccrow 04-28-2014 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Discuss Thrower (Post 10591649)
****er wouldn't take Kazmir unless it was for the guys keeping the closer seat warm in Toronto or Pittsburgh.

Damn, that sucks. You'll come out on top if your starting pitching stays good I think. Allen is sucking ass this year without any signs of it ending.

OldSchool 04-28-2014 07:50 PM

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Originally Posted by sfchief (Post 10591690)
Cockrell shut down Mike Evans when they matched up.

Nice pick

Yeah, if it weren't for his shorter-than-ideal arms, I think many scouts would rate him higher than they currently do (I've seen him projected anywhere from the 3rd to a 4th-5th round guy). He also really needs to improve his ability to shed blocks and take on blockers in the run game. His consistency in tackling, while he puts effort into it, needs work as well. Part of the problem may be that he plays a bit too high a lot of the time and many players have a significant length advantage on him. While Cockrell has good height for a CB, his arms are only about 30" long. He needs to add some more strength to his body.

kccrow 04-28-2014 07:52 PM

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Originally Posted by OldSchool (Post 10591725)
Yeah, if it weren't for his shorter-than-ideal arms, I think many scouts would rate him higher than they currently do (I've seen him projected anywhere from the 3rd to a 4th-5th round guy). He also really needs to improve his ability to shed blocks and take on blockers in the run game. His consistency in tackling, while he puts effort into it, needs work as well. Part of the problem may be that he plays a bit too high a lot of the time and many players have a significant length advantage on him. While Cockrell has good height for a CB, his arms are only about 30" long. He needs to add some more strength to his body.

Definitely one of the worst tacklers in the draft, although not as bad as that kid from Notre Dame... jeebus.


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