If anything, you should be annoyed at yourself for joining this type of league in the first place.If its league vote that vetoes a trade, then, No, you have no right to be annoyed. Don't join leagues that allow this.
WHY should the league vote on trades?The league should have RULES that define allowable/not allowable trades. PERIODand PS - YOU don't let them vote...the league chooses to or not; shouldn't be the perrogative of the commissionerI let people vote in an attempt to be fair. Lesson learned.
I tried this a while back. I found that teams vote on trades based on how they think it impacts their team, not on the innate fairness of the trade. Most trades were vetoed, because one team or the other was perceived to get better, and the rest of the league didn't want that to happen.League vote is the worst option in terms of regulating trades. A trustworthy commissioner with approval works well. Well defined rules spelling out what may be vetoed works better.I let people vote in an attempt to be fair. Lesson learned.
Thanks for the tips. What would you suggest the rules state?League vote is the worst option in terms of regulating trades. A trustworthy commissioner with approval works well. Well defined rules spelling out what may be vetoed works better.
Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."Is it an MFL league? Can you see who voted which way? If so, I'd call out the Owners that vetoed and they best be having a great reason as to the veto (even though none seems plausible)...horse####!!!
If you are the commish, don't allow league vetos next year. Doesn't make ANY sense to allow the league to veto a trade.Def no collusion. One team is 4-3, teh other team is 3-4. I am the commish of the league. When I saw the trade got vetoed I was more shocked than angry.
Either change your trade process and/or bounce this clown next season....very even trade. Ask that clown if he has a crystal ball? Addai has been oft-injured and took a shot to the head....who's to say Brown doesn't run with this chance and wind up starting 3-4 games if not more.Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."Is it an MFL league? Can you see who voted which way? If so, I'd call out the Owners that vetoed and they best be having a great reason as to the veto (even though none seems plausible)...horse####!!!
I opted for the trusted commissioner route. Trying to detail what constitutes a good or bad trade is a lot of effort and would require tweaking for several years as new situations come up.High level rules for trades:Thanks for the tips. What would you suggest the rules state?League vote is the worst option in terms of regulating trades. A trustworthy commissioner with approval works well. Well defined rules spelling out what may be vetoed works better.
And if the guy trading Knox as 3 other WR that start ahead of him, but has Addai missing time and waiver wire fodder as his startable RBs, this deal makes sense. Trade value has context.Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."Is it an MFL league? Can you see who voted which way? If so, I'd call out the Owners that vetoed and they best be having a great reason as to the veto (even though none seems plausible)...horse####!!!
What a tool.Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."Is it an MFL league? Can you see who voted which way? If so, I'd call out the Owners that vetoed and they best be having a great reason as to the veto (even though none seems plausible)...horse####!!!
fixedHere is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."It was totally personal for me. Again it was personal."
In work league, I had a trade that benefited both of me and the other team. It was vetoed and since I knew everyone in the league, I asked them why the veto. Here are the BS responses:1. I veto all trades2. I don't care about the trade, I just voted when everyone else vetoed3. I don't believe in tradesBlah blah blah.I called them all out on it and had the trade submitted again. This time it went through with no vetoes. Suckas!What a tool.Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."Is it an MFL league? Can you see who voted which way? If so, I'd call out the Owners that vetoed and they best be having a great reason as to the veto (even though none seems plausible)...horse####!!!
rule with an iron fist. It is better to be respected and feared than loved. Read The Prince.I let people vote in an attempt to be fair. Lesson learned.
ThisIf its league vote that vetoes a trade, then, No, you have no right to be annoyed. Don't join leagues that allow this.
This too.I'd blame the commish for letting the teams vote on vetos.
The guy who sent you that message is an idiot.Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."Is it an MFL league? Can you see who voted which way? If so, I'd call out the Owners that vetoed and they best be having a great reason as to the veto (even though none seems plausible)...horse####!!!
Has he seen the Bears' offense lately? I'd rather have Brown than Knox.Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."Is it an MFL league? Can you see who voted which way? If so, I'd call out the Owners that vetoed and they best be having a great reason as to the veto (even though none seems plausible)...horse####!!!
People suck. They don't deserve free will.I let people vote in an attempt to be fair. Lesson learned.
This is all just 100% win.Used to commish a league that used the veto function on all trades(e.g. if 4 of the 12 owners voted "no" it went to a three owner trade committe for review.) Almost every flipping trade would get at least 3 negative votes, for no other reason than other owners, particularly those who were division foes of the teams trading, would be attempting to #### block moves. Whether they'd admit to it or not, which they rarely would, it was pretty obvious. Terrible option for regulating deals. It becomes 'gamesmanship', which is the last thing you want/need.That league is still around, but it got a major overhaul a while back on rules/scoring/etc. That was one of the first rules to get removed. Now it's pretty much just up to the commish to police clear collusion. Otherwise, there's no input from anyone who could have an outside agenda.I tried this a while back. I found that teams vote on trades based on how they think it impacts their team, not on the innate fairness of the trade. Most trades were vetoed, because one team or the other was perceived to get better, and the rest of the league didn't want that to happen.League vote is the worst option in terms of regulating trades. A trustworthy commissioner with approval works well. Well defined rules spelling out what may be vetoed works better.
Here is a message sent to me from one of the people that voted against the trade..."Was nothing personal for me, I am all for trades, but a starting WR for a 2rd string RB, who will be back on the bench next week or two, did not seem like a fair trade, plus with the point diff on the season was very lop sided. Again it was nothing personal at all."