Well that's OK as I screwed the pooch and looked at the wrong week...........Congrats on 5-1, I had no shot to beat you this week so thought I was grabbing guise fer a different week, but do not want to be churnin in this league so it is what it is.
I have you at 10, Molsan at 11, and Sam at 12 for when we start it next week.
Pretty sure nobody would object if we run them at 10 pm ET instead…?
I'm somewhat guilty, although I have made an effort. I didn't realize that there would be so much to do after the draft, to be honest.
this. which is my fault.Set one this week , and set it wrong.
that would be awesome. Which is essentially taking some work out of what we would be doing anyways.
only way to do that is make alot of work for wil
There are also scenarios where you might want to lose - to get a better playoff matchup for yourself, or to let your opponent push somebody else out of a bye.only way to do that is make alot of work for wil
i think the 2 hour window (7-9 pm) between line up set and WW is what makes it tough to do
need a day between
I only started thinking about this a couple days ago in looking at the lay of the land: My thoughts are here it is much harder to empathize with what another manager might find desirable in a trade compared to typical leagues. You would have to do some tedious work poring over the upcoming schedules of others just to avoid ideas likely to be non-starters for anyone paying attention (noting some in this league optimized what they were trying to do as far as roster construction goes in looking ahead during the draft). One of the easiest ways to get something off the ground would be if someone took the initiative of saying, "I need help in this specific area, I could stand to bolster this position(s) for week(s) such and such." If one does that publicly, it might tip off future opponents into planning ahead to counter if they can so maybe there is a disincentive going on. And hashing trades out privately is of course verboten.
