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9.something - Dave Davenport, SP 400+ innings of low HR/9 pitching and will allow me to run a 4 man rotation quite comfortably. Whether he'll be any good or not is another matter...

8.07 - Walker Cooper, C

So am I up? Difficult to tell when trying to peer through the shtickosphere in here.

Ready to go once RnR chooses.

Anyone take a list?

Oof, no pm? :lmao: Luckily my guy is still there. 6.07 - Harlond Clift, 3B (1938) Ballpark - Sicks' Stadium, Seattle Changed stadium pick in the edit, hope that's ok.

I think my strategy is going to be quite simple. Play in a small park and draft big sluggers and pitchers with good HR/9 numbers. Last time I concentrated on good OBP or WHIP and ended up with a pretty average team, so lets try the opposite approach.

5.18 - Ed Siever, SP Going for an all Ed rotation. :P

3.18 - Brady Anderson, OF (1996) He's not officially barred from the Hall...

Difficult to say that you'll see a worse read than that this season. The DB was just running right under Floyd step for step, he was smack bang in the path of the passing lane, but Rivers threw it anyway.

I was debating between Tudor and Williams for my last pick. Decided to go with the bat as I already have a pitcher, but already starting to second guess myself. Two excellent starters at the top of the rotation would be a nice thing to have.

2.7 - Ken Williams, OF (1923)

1.18 - SP Ed Reulbach 1905 300+ innings of good WHIP and excellent HR/9 numbers is a nice way to start off.

Gimmie two secs, just got in.

Punting on the opposition 35yd line is almost always moronic, I'll never understand why coaches do it. They only gained 23yds of field position from that punt. It was only 6 yards for a first, or you could even go for a long FG instead.

Simple rule - If you're in the hall for any reason then you are ineligible. That way there is zero confusion.

Team Dirty Pskov's Halos roll: 1d100, rolled once. Roll set 1 Die rolls: 71 Roll total: 71

I'm with this guy.

:thumbup:

I don't know about the US or any other teams, but I do know that the English FA has an insurance scheme that will partly cover the wages of any player who suffers a long term injury whilst on national team duty. For example after Michael Owen ruptured his ACL in the 2006 World Cup the FA paid...