Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 5:27 pm
kaius is skipped in about 40 minutes
Matt Holliday
Royce Clayton
Red Mosquito
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Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 5:41 pm
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 5:44 pm
numbers takes John Wetteland
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 5:45 pm
Back to me?
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 5:45 pm
yes
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 5:47 pm
Craig Gentry
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 6:31 pm
I'm trying to decide between picking another awesome player and picking someone I just like.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 6:38 pm
Yep.BigRedLedbetter wrote:4/5.....
That 1993 Marlins roster was pretty fun. I forgot you had Shef that early.
We traded Trevor Hoffman for him.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 6:51 pm
Other people are welcome to keep picking while I make up my mind on what should be a really easy decision.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 6:56 pm
Pat Borders?philpritchard wrote:Other people are welcome to keep picking while I make up my mind on what should be a really easy decision.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 7:06 pm
It's amazing that he managed to play until he was 42 given how mediocre he was even at his best. Except for that six game stretch against Atlanta... and that's really all that matters, isn't it?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Pat Borders?philpritchard wrote:Other people are welcome to keep picking while I make up my mind on what should be a really easy decision.
Now I'm all nostalgic, so I'll go with a combination of a former Blue Jay who was also awesome... Shawn Green.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 7:12 pm
As much as I disliked those Blue Jays teams at the time they were fun to watch no doubt. Loved Joe Carter.philpritchard wrote:It's amazing that he managed to play until he was 42 given how mediocre he was even at his best. Except for that six game stretch against Atlanta... and that's really all that matters, isn't it?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Pat Borders?philpritchard wrote:Other people are welcome to keep picking while I make up my mind on what should be a really easy decision.
Now I'm all nostalgic, so I'll go with a combination of a former Blue Jay who was also awesome... Shawn Green.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 7:43 pm
Victor Martinez
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 8:07 pm
Mark Buehrle.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: Argo (25)
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 8:25 pm
Buehrle is an easy guy to like.
So it calculated my team's salary....$157 mill. Not as high as I thought it would be.
So it calculated my team's salary....$157 mill. Not as high as I thought it would be.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: Argo (25)
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 8:31 pm
$144 million for me. Think you can win this all by just outspending me?
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: Argo (25)
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 8:32 pm
Like the Marlins in 97, baby.
Sorry 4/5
Also, it does not allow me to use a DH even in an AL ballpark. I assume there is a way around that?
Sorry 4/5
Also, it does not allow me to use a DH even in an AL ballpark. I assume there is a way around that?
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: 4/5 (24)/Kaius (24 & 25
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 8:37 pm
Borders was the first pro athlete who ever gave me an autograph. A couple weeks ago I stumbled apon his Wikipedia page and was pretty surprised to see that he played until like 2005.philpritchard wrote:It's amazing that he managed to play until he was 42 given how mediocre he was even at his best. Except for that six game stretch against Atlanta... and that's really all that matters, isn't it?BigRedLedbetter wrote:Pat Borders?philpritchard wrote:Other people are welcome to keep picking while I make up my mind on what should be a really easy decision.
Now I'm all nostalgic, so I'll go with a combination of a former Blue Jay who was also awesome... Shawn Green.
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: Argo (25)
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 8:38 pm
No, not with Dream Teams for some reason. Pitchers have to hit.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Also, it does not allow me to use a DH even in an AL ballpark. I assume there is a way around that?
Re: Post-Strike Baseball Tournament: Argo (25)
Posted: Thu September 04, 2014 8:40 pm
Ugh. Main reason I drafted Edgar was to DH. I thought we were always going to use a DH for some reason. My mistake.Lament wrote:No, not with Dream Teams for some reason. Pitchers have to hit.BigRedLedbetter wrote:Also, it does not allow me to use a DH even in an AL ballpark. I assume there is a way around that?