bksballer89
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I vote yes
Changed my vote to no after reading through the thread.
I vote yes
I'm going to vote No.
Not because I'm against the idea of a C league. I actually think it's an intriguing idea. And I'm glad there's a B, or Id have never played in a league with some of you. ( I would have, eventually, somehow.). And as you all know, fantasy expansion is a personal
Dream mine. But if TREFF and Bandit have reservations on the idea, I'm going to proceed with caution as well.
I'm going to vote No.
Not because I'm against the idea of a C league. I actually think it's an intriguing idea. And I'm glad there's a B, or Id have never played in a league with some of you. ( I would have, eventually, somehow.). And as you all know, fantasy expansion is a personal
Dream mine. But if TREFF and Bandit have reservations on the idea, I'm going to proceed with caution as well.
I feel physically ill watching something I love get degraded and diluted, not to mention the tons of extra hours putting everything together, making sure things run smooth, hours that I have less of now than ever before, the potential headaches being doubled when having to deal with people leaving defenses or kickers empty to avoid dropping a position player and having to mediate those arguments...and you want me to worry about a few hurt feelings? From people who I nominated for two spots and am trying to get them in the right way? To a proven amazing league, not a watered down version of what one used to be? You want me to worry about that?Is this really needed? I would feel pretty disrespected if I was one of the nominations at this point. If they are good enough to be nominated for B league I see no harm in a C league.
As with any section of society the bigger it gets, the dirtier, nastier, more shady it becomes..communities especiallysee, this is where i disagree... I don't think the MBBRL is a great league because of the rules(or lack of them) or even the history or tradition... What makes MBBRL so special is the People, and the community... and i am all in to extend that community...
If the leagues don't mirror than the entire point of having them joined together and operating with the regulation/promotion is lost, and if that's lost, then we may as well splinter into two or three groups of twelve and everyone have their own leaguesthe reservations are that many think that we would HAVE to mirror the other 2 leagues... if we don't have to then it would work, and would work great...
I have no problems with that..I'm not running it, Bandit won't have to keep track of it, and it'll have no affiliation with MBBRL whatsoever..so basically, yeah anyone has our permission to go start their own league, come here talk about it, and maybe we'll nominate them for filling oblivion spots. Seems kinda like what we'vebeen doing only a bit more formalwith a very loose affiliationI ended up voting no but I am still somewhat fond of the idea. We are worried about diluting the product and I get that. Something that intrigues me is we don't have to call it a C league and keep it separate from the relegation/oblivion aspect. However I like the idea of having a separate league filled with potential managers that would replace those in oblivion. As in this is our draft pool to replace those that are lost two oblivion but the leagues are still separate. I think it would show who the top managers are and it would also give us a good idea of who is and will remain active and entire season even if the season isn't going well. Maybe I'm just rambling but I think there is something here but short of being a C league.
There seem to be a number of reservations. And just being honest, I trust their forethought on this.the reservations are that many think that we would HAVE to mirror the other 2 leagues... if we don't have to then it would work, and would work great...
The Federal League gave us Wrigley Field.I have no problems with that..I'm not running it, Bandit won't have to keep track of it, and it'll have no affiliation with MBBRL whatsoever..so basically, yeah anyone has our permission to go start their own league, come here talk about it, and maybe we'll nominate them for filling oblivion spots. Seems kinda like what we'vebeen doing only a bit more formalwith a very loose affiliation
No shit? I never knew the salary cap was stolen from the USFLThe Federal League gave us Wrigley Field.
The USFL gave us the salary cap.
The XFL, well, I thought it was fun. And my boy Tim Lester got to play.
There is precedent for off shoots improving the status quo. (American League and AFL). Or not.
I don't remember the ins and outs.No shit? I never knew the salary cap was stolen from the USFL
i will vote once i know if @Brees#1 can be considered
Enough people have mentioned him he gets a nomination..but I think it's sick and twisted anyone wants him around as a punching bag and he'll never have my support because of that
Not trying to sound harsh but I'm not sure how I feel about a 'C' league. The MBBRL was established to assemble the 'cream of the crop' - it started with the 12 most active (and seemingly knowledgeable) posters on CBS, then grew to 23 with the advent of the 'B' (the 24th was the drone). Oblivion was included strictly as a means to weed out the less successful of those 24. Thus, there is always potential for an additional 2 'new' folks to move in.
Not taking anything from the nominees, but it seems like adding another 11 or 12 posters for yet another MBBRL league, waters the foundation of the MBBRL down. As for oblivion, by rule, it will always be there in some form or another since the same move up/down criteria would have to be applied to the 'B' and 'C' as for 'A' and 'B'.
In the end, I think I'll vote no to expansion - but probably could be persuaded otherwise (with some really good rationale).
BTW - there is nothing preventing anyone from starting their own competitive splinter league. ...
I ended up voting no but I am still somewhat fond of the idea. We are worried about diluting the product and I get that. Something that intrigues me is we don't have to call it a C league and keep it separate from the relegation/oblivion aspect. However I like the idea of having a separate league filled with potential managers that would replace those in oblivion. As in this is our draft pool to replace those that are lost two oblivion but the leagues are still separate. I think it would show who the top managers are and it would also give us a good idea of who is and will remain active and entire season even if the season isn't going well. Maybe I'm just rambling but I think there is something here but short of being a C league.
I have no problems with that..I'm not running it, Bandit won't have to keep track of it, and it'll have no affiliation with MBBRL whatsoever..so basically, yeah anyone has our permission to go start their own league, come here talk about it, and maybe we'll nominate them for filling oblivion spots. Seems kinda like what we've been doing only a bit more formal with a very loose affiliation
see, this is where i disagree... I don't think the MBBRL is a great league because of the rules(or lack of them) or even the history or tradition... What makes MBBRL so special is the People, and the community... and i am all in to extend that community...
I feel physically ill watching something I love get degraded and diluted, not to mention the tons of extra hours putting everything together, making sure things run smooth, hours that I have less of now than ever before, the potential headaches being doubled when having to deal with people leaving defenses or kickers empty to avoid dropping a position player and having to mediate those arguments...and you want me to worry about a few hurt feelings? From people who I nominated for two spots and am trying to get them in the right way? To a proven amazing league, not a watered down version of what one used to be? You want me to worry about that?
Ain't happening