sabonis wrote:how many do we need to veto 10?
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sabonis wrote:how many do we need to veto 10?
sabonis wrote:how many do we need to veto 10?

sabonis wrote:20-2 traders=18 divide by 2, you get 9, add 1 to get the majority vote 10
why do we do it on 8? no underlying reason to ask this, just curious. hell I like it being 8 since most of us don't veto trades anyway. it would have been impossible to reach 10 on any deal
thecommishwhosepostsshouldbereadinsteadofignored wrote:Obviously people are going to want to vote on this one.
24 hour period is now open for a vote. WB, Fran and myself are not eligible to vote. Assuming at least 2 other managers won't even see this post over the next 24 hours, that leaves 15 managers. 8 or more veto votes are needed.
writersblock wrote:sabonis wrote:how many do we need to veto 10?
It's actually 8, and I think we're at 3 right now, so I highly doubt we get to veto.
To be honest, again, I have to say, I hate the deal. I hated it when I offered it (and then I completely forgot I offered it). But my team has been hamstrung nearly every day because I dont' have any SFs that can play, so every game I've had to sit a PF and have lost out on numbers.
Obviously, Millsap is better than Matthews, but the bottom line is: the market sets the value of the player, especially in this league. Like I said, I went down the list and offered millsap to just about every team in this league for a guy ranked in the 20s and 30s (which by all accounts should have been a favorable deal for the receiving party). However, not one person even offered a counter offer, and most were either rejected or rejected with a blurb about how bad Millsap is. So, I went and offered him to guys in the 40-50 range (for the record Wes Matthews is a 50ish type player, says I). Again, the deals should have been a no brainer. I would've taken them if I were them. But nearly every deal was summarily rejected...until now.
Now, I'll be honest, I don't think this deal is as bad as Gokce does. Sure, I'd like to have it vetoed, only because it's a lame deal, but I can live with it if doesn't get vetoed. Frankly, here's how I saw it. Comparing the 2 players and taking out points, FT%, assists and TOs (in which they aren't statistically different), Millsap has advantages in boards, blocks, and FG%, Matthews in 3s and steals, so it's a 3-2 advantage for Millsap. BAsically I'm trading FG%, boards (something I'm usually strong in) and blocks (a cat I'm punting) for 3s and steals. And considering that getting Matthews means I can now play an extra guy 3-4 times a week (as well as said market value slant), I figured it's a downgrade I could absorb.
writersblock wrote:stick wrote:no veto
though methinks brian is secretly rooting for the veto
Well, Brian, you'd better put up some good numbers for me tonight in New Orleans. Another 16 point 8 assist game would be nice.
hamncheese wrote:One thing I will never do is quote someone and place it in my signature to make them look bad.
writersblock wrote:
To be honest, again, I have to say, I hate the deal. I hated it when I offered it (and then I completely forgot I offered it). But my team has been hamstrung nearly every day because I dont' have any SFs that can play, so every game I've had to sit a PF and have lost out on numbers.
Obviously, Millsap is better than Matthews, but the bottom line is: the market sets the value of the player, especially in this league. Like I said, I went down the list and offered millsap to just about every team in this league for a guy ranked in the 20s and 30s (which by all accounts should have been a favorable deal for the receiving party). However, not one person even offered a counter offer, and most were either rejected or rejected with a blurb about how bad Millsap is. So, I went and offered him to guys in the 40-50 range (for the record Wes Matthews is a 50ish type player, says I). Again, the deals should have been a no brainer. I would've taken them if I were them. But nearly every deal was summarily rejected...until now.
Now, I'll be honest, I don't think this deal is as bad as Gokce does. Sure, I'd like to have it vetoed, only because it's a lame deal, but I can live with it if doesn't get vetoed. Frankly, here's how I saw it. Comparing the 2 players and taking out points, FT%, assists and TOs (in which they aren't statistically different), Millsap has advantages in boards, blocks, and FG%, Matthews in 3s and steals, so it's a 3-2 advantage for Millsap. BAsically I'm trading FG%, boards (something I'm usually strong in) and blocks (a cat I'm punting) for 3s and steals. And considering that getting Matthews means I can now play an extra guy 3-4 times a week (as well as said market value slant), I figured it's a downgrade I could absorb.
theman wrote: That's and I see Portuagese Bastard as a bigger threat.



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