Good Luck To All On The East Coast This Weekend

[Greg Ambrosius]

Considering that Tom and I live in the Frozen Tundra, it's hard to imagine folks having worse weather than we usually have here. But both of us really wish everyone on the East Coast good luck this weekend because the blizzard conditions they are predicting for you folks is something we rarely ever see here. THREE FEET OF SNOW and 60+ mph winds??? That's insane.

Good luck everyone and stay safe. Dig out later, but in the meantime STAY WARM AND SAFE!!

I hope it doesn't affect anyone's drafts this weekend. And if you're not drafting, just get out your Baseball Forecaster and start stuyding. This is a great weekend to study up on player values.

Okay, give us weather updates when you can and post pictures as well. This storm is one for the ages, so keep us informed. Good luck all.

[rockitsauce]

Greg, we're scheduled to begin 50 rd's in the NEMO express tonight at 8 pm EST. Are we still a go?

[Roy's Outlaws]

OK, Midnight in Northern New Jersey, about 12 inches and coming down at about 2 inches an hour. Wind gusting to around 30 mile per hour. Look like i will be spending Saturday using the snow blower for a few hours, but got to be done, have a 5:30 am flight Sunday to the sun in Cabo San Lucus. I missed by 2 day of missing the storm. They better not cancel my flight

[Sack]

Chip wants his free flight to Las Vegas next month. He is outside shoveling the snow to earn his keep. I had
to tell him that he will have to put aside all his text messages from Jim Christie and inform ELL ( Every League Luny )
to handle his own slow drafts for a few hours.

Don't know how many inches it worked out to be, but everybody is safe. Good day to study up for next month. You
listening Massotto?

ROY'S OUTLAWS: Be safe pal, hope to CATCH up with you in March.

[Glenneration X]

I live in Suffolk County on Long Island. We got absolutely crushed. Along with Sandy earlier in the year, Mother Nature has not been kind to us this year.

Good luck to everyone who has to dig out. Stay off the roads, stay warm, and stay safe.