FFL 2014-2015 - Season under way

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Post#941 » by stick » Mon Sep 15, 2014 10:12 pm

Nice pick insfo; thats a steal.
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Post#942 » by writersblock » Tue Sep 16, 2014 5:44 am

Thanks Woody for taking Ray Mccallum for me. He ended the year quite well and I think he has a good chance of moving Collison to the bench.

I also like the Stauskas pick by Gokce. Another King who should be unseating a starter (Mclemore).


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Post#943 » by writersblock » Tue Sep 16, 2014 5:46 am

Thanks Woody for taking Ray Mccallum for me. He ended the year quite well and I think he has a good chance of moving Collison to the bench.

I also like the Stauskas pick by Gokce. Another King who should be unseating a starter (Mclemore).


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Re: FFL 2014-2015 - Draft under way 

Post#944 » by sabonis » Tue Sep 16, 2014 6:36 am

I like all these late picks: Marshall, Nash, Amare, Morrow, Shumpert, Stauskas, Hollis Thompson and Courtney Lee.

2-3 of these guys can end up top 120 this year. Which of course can be categorized as a steal.


bww78 wrote:Fran, I think you're keeping spreadsheets on everyone's teams, right? How are they looking so far? What is your analysis?


he's not keeping a spreadsheet, I believe he has BBM membership and that's where he's getting the info from. though still it would be a nice reference point.
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Post#945 » by fraanciiscoo » Tue Sep 16, 2014 7:26 am

sabonis wrote:I like all these late picks: Marshall, Nash, Amare, Morrow, Shumpert, Stauskas, Hollis Thompson and Courtney Lee.


true i like them all except nash
I would rank
Amare marshall at same upside bracket
iman stausjas morrow and holis at the other

sabonis wrote:2-3 of these guys can end up top 120 this year. Which of course can be categorized as a steal.


I think one might crack top 100

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bww78 wrote:Fran, I think you're keeping spreadsheets on everyone's teams, right? How are they looking so far? What is your analysis?


he's not keeping a spreadsheet, I believe he has BBM membership and that's where he's getting the info from. though still it would be a nice reference point.


@sabonis i keeping a spreadsheet on every team with every player on excel
and yes this year i decided to invest a litle more cause i going to start playing money leagues
and i have bbm menbership and rotoworld too

what i with my spreadsheet i combined both info with two experts drafts

Thats why i made the trade i made
thats why i trade down and up like a mad man to catch that speacial guy
I was surprised that Amare was picked so late
he is on contract year
his working out like a mad man just check his instagram
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top 115 over the last 3 months
top 101 over the two months
top 85 over the last month
top 65 over the last two week
OUT 19what? I try to trade up to get him i didnt knew what to offer but i send a couple of trades but didnt had the luck
@178 I decided to get tyler zeller just because i think coach s loves him and bos doest have a true C his numbers when giving time were terrific and boom !!! But i was "wtf mode" to see amare falling ... He @19smothing is not huge risk high reward cmon he is low risk high reward !!!
can he get inj ? hell yeah but its contract year i belive he will play even without a finger
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Post#946 » by floppymoose » Tue Sep 16, 2014 7:37 am

I'll be jumping for joy if Amare is #140 on the year. I mostly got him because he fits my team (C eligible with good %'s), and because he is likely to be at 110-120 during whatever months he plays. Then if he gets hurt bad I cut him and move on. Those guys I think are more valuable than players who just hover at 150 the whole year.

I wouldn't get excited about his "last month" and "last two weeks" numbers, though. For a first or second year player, maybe it means something. For a 30+ guy, it's just a hot streak.
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Post#947 » by sabonis » Tue Sep 16, 2014 8:16 am

fraanciiscoo wrote: @sabonis i keeping a spreadsheet on every team with every player on excel
and yes this year i decided to invest a litle more cause i going to start playing money leagues
and i have bbm menbership and rotoworld too


so you wanna share all the teams till now?
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Post#948 » by fraanciiscoo » Tue Sep 16, 2014 11:19 am

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fraanciiscoo wrote: @sabonis i keeping a spreadsheet on every team with every player on excel
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Post#949 » by sabonis » Tue Sep 16, 2014 11:22 am

I dont play fantasy football (soccer for you Americans). But Burak Yilmaz might score.
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Post#950 » by 3Si » Tue Sep 16, 2014 12:50 pm

sabonis wrote:I like all these late picks: Marshall, Nash, Amare, Morrow, Shumpert, Stauskas, Hollis Thompson and Courtney Lee.

2-3 of these guys can end up top 120 this year. Which of course can be categorized as a steal.


bww78 wrote:Fran, I think you're keeping spreadsheets on everyone's teams, right? How are they looking so far? What is your analysis?


he's not keeping a spreadsheet, I believe he has BBM membership and that's where he's getting the info from. though still it would be a nice reference point.


FYI, you don't need a BBM Membership to get a basic analysis of your team
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Post#951 » by sabonis » Tue Sep 16, 2014 1:03 pm

if you're not a member, those analysis are based on last year's stats.
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Post#952 » by 3Si » Tue Sep 16, 2014 1:15 pm

sabonis wrote:if you're not a member, those analysis are based on last year's stats.


Good enough for me at this point :wink:
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Post#953 » by jazzfan1971 » Tue Sep 16, 2014 2:11 pm

Eh. I looked at some of those lists. Came away unimpressed. I find them mostly useful to help me remember guys off my radar, like a Gallanari or someone who was injured all year.

I prefer to use my own noggin rather than pay 'experts' for the use of theirs. (this probably explains my rather middle of the road level of success in the league)

Speaking of success in the league. I've determined that the #1 factor isn't drafting. Or trading. Or team building. It's injuries. They are just an over the top element in a league this large. I don't really care how well you drafted, traded, and built your team, if your first round pick goes down for the year you are toast. So, I tried to avoid obvious injury risks this year, but, it's impossible to avoid injuries with any real ability.
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Post#954 » by writersblock » Tue Sep 16, 2014 2:43 pm

I don't know why the Amare love (see what I did there...that's amore). He's washed up IMO.



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Post#955 » by sabonis » Tue Sep 16, 2014 2:52 pm

he is washed up but not 200th pick level washed up.
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Post#956 » by 3Si » Tue Sep 16, 2014 3:07 pm

jazzfan1971 wrote:Eh. I looked at some of those lists. Came away unimpressed. I find them mostly useful to help me remember guys off my radar, like a Gallanari or someone who was injured all year.

I prefer to use my own noggin rather than pay 'experts' for the use of theirs. (this probably explains my rather middle of the road level of success in the league)

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Injury plays a big part. Not only if you have a player down, but also who you pickup while a player is injured. I had quite a few injuries last year including my top picks. But I was also lucky enough to pick up some players like Meeks that played well due to an injured player. This is by far the toughest league that I have been in. A couple top 3 finishes in how many years now? Still no championship... :oops:
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Post#957 » by hamncheese » Tue Sep 16, 2014 3:12 pm

sabonis wrote:he is washed up but not 200th pick level washed up.


Yep. I almost took him at 171, but then passed up at 188 because I had picked up a pf/c in Diaw at 171.
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Post#958 » by jazzfan1971 » Tue Sep 16, 2014 4:09 pm

3Si wrote:Injury plays a big part. Not only if you have a player down, but also who you pickup while a player is injured. I had quite a few injuries last year including my top picks. But I was also lucky enough to pick up some players like Meeks that played well due to an injured player. This is by far the toughest league that I have been in. A couple top 3 finishes in how many years now? Still no championship... :oops:


I haven't had the abiltiy to grab one of those lucky free agents in years now. The waiver wire has been mostly a wasteland for me. I'm usually about 4-6 hours behind WB and Fran for getting to a player. Maybe Im' missing a phone alert system or something, whatever the reason I can't compete on the waiver wire in this league.
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Post#959 » by sabonis » Tue Sep 16, 2014 4:53 pm

jazzfan1971 wrote:
3Si wrote:Injury plays a big part. Not only if you have a player down, but also who you pickup while a player is injured. I had quite a few injuries last year including my top picks. But I was also lucky enough to pick up some players like Meeks that played well due to an injured player. This is by far the toughest league that I have been in. A couple top 3 finishes in how many years now? Still no championship... :oops:


I haven't had the abiltiy to grab one of those lucky free agents in years now. The waiver wire has been mostly a wasteland for me. I'm usually about 4-6 hours behind WB and Fran for getting to a player. Maybe Im' missing a phone alert system or something, whatever the reason I can't compete on the waiver wire in this league.


That's what I don't like the free agents much. Most US time zone guys who watch the games and Europeans with a loose sleeping schedule get an advantage over others. In a league this size, finding a top 120 free agent can push you to the championship.

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Post#960 » by bww78 » Tue Sep 16, 2014 6:52 pm

Just over one hour to go...

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