of a fair one team contest.
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Walla Walla
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A recent ruling by the NFBC raises the question of Rules. If you have a team that may win it's league but not the overall is that cause for the NFBC crew to change the pool of players for the next weeks Free agents? The reason being is it might effect the overall standings? If this is the case than there should be no payoffs for league winners. Just lump it into one final payment for the top teams. The ruling might benifit the overall teams but kills any idea
of a fair one team contest.
of a fair one team contest.
Overall vs League
Jones should be out and you should have bid on Marmol or Corpas or anyone else who might close out a game.
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Chest Rockwell
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Originally posted by Walla Walla:
A recent ruling by the NFBC raises the question of Rules. If you have a team that may win it's league but not the overall is that cause for the NFBC crew to change the pool of players for the next weeks Free agents? The reason being is it might effect the overall standings? If this is the case than there should be no payoffs for league winners. Just lump it into one final payment for the top teams. The ruling might benifit the overall teams but kills any idea
of a fair one team contest. No matter what the rules are you will finish last so no need debating.
A recent ruling by the NFBC raises the question of Rules. If you have a team that may win it's league but not the overall is that cause for the NFBC crew to change the pool of players for the next weeks Free agents? The reason being is it might effect the overall standings? If this is the case than there should be no payoffs for league winners. Just lump it into one final payment for the top teams. The ruling might benifit the overall teams but kills any idea
of a fair one team contest.
No matter what the rules are you will finish last so no need debating.-
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Originally posted by Walla Walla:
A recent ruling by the NFBC raises the question of Rules. If you have a team that may win it's league but not the overall is that cause for the NFBC crew to change the pool of players for the next weeks Free agents? The reason being is it might effect the overall standings? If this is the case than there should be no payoffs for league winners. Just lump it into one final payment for the top teams. The ruling might benifit the overall teams but kills any idea
of a fair one team contest. Take Jones out of the pool!
A recent ruling by the NFBC raises the question of Rules. If you have a team that may win it's league but not the overall is that cause for the NFBC crew to change the pool of players for the next weeks Free agents? The reason being is it might effect the overall standings? If this is the case than there should be no payoffs for league winners. Just lump it into one final payment for the top teams. The ruling might benifit the overall teams but kills any idea
of a fair one team contest.
Take Jones out of the pool!2004 NYY "The Greatest Choke in the History of Sports"