1 Spot Left For $1,300 NY Auction League

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Re: 5 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by 76erfan » Wed Nov 28, 2012 8:45 pm

Sack wrote:Tom:

I have another switch for you. Seems like I have to make a choice between the $1300 Auction in NYC and the MTM
Super League as they will both be contested on 3/29 in NYC. Move me into the earlier Auction in NYC for $1000 on 3/29
instead of the $1300 Auction. This will leave the door open for me to jump into the Mouth's Super when I'm ready.

Don't worry Saxton, I can take care of you in the early hours. You may even learn a few things to help yourself
out in the evening. ;)


Thanks Tom. KM

sack got scared and jumped out of the 1300. thats how i see it

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Re: 5 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Baseball Furies » Wed Nov 28, 2012 10:14 pm

76erfan wrote:
Sack wrote:Tom:

I have another switch for you. Seems like I have to make a choice between the $1300 Auction in NYC and the MTM
Super League as they will both be contested on 3/29 in NYC. Move me into the earlier Auction in NYC for $1000 on 3/29
instead of the $1300 Auction. This will leave the door open for me to jump into the Mouth's Super when I'm ready.

Don't worry Saxton, I can take care of you in the early hours. You may even learn a few things to help yourself
out in the evening. ;)


Thanks Tom. KM

sack got scared and jumped out of the 1300. thats how i see it

No, Sack jumped out and did the right thing by maintaining his loyalty to The Family, aka The MTM Super. He has a bitter taste that he needs to get out of his mouth from last year, Saxton, and it aint what you're thinking. :lol:


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Re: 5 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Sack » Thu Nov 29, 2012 11:07 am

MTM:

I can handle being compared to Sonny.


Andy:


Need to show my loyalty to MTM. Greg made it clear, and I understood why, both of these events would
End up going against one another and it required me to make a call. Plus, I need to confer with my East Coast
MTM partner Joe Anthony on where he stands. That said, I moved into another one of your leagues so you wouldn't
Feel left out. I can still give you a $1000 beat down early in the day before pointing my attention to Mikey. You'll
Thank me Andrew, come next October. ;)

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Re: 5 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by 76erfan » Thu Nov 29, 2012 11:54 am

Sack wrote:MTM:

I can handle being compared to Sonny.


Andy:


Need to show my loyalty to MTM. Greg made it clear, and I understood why, both of these events would
End up going against one another and it required me to make a call. Plus, I need to confer with my East Coast
MTM partner Joe Anthony on where he stands. That said, I moved into another one of your leagues so you wouldn't
Feel left out. I can still give you a $1000 beat down early in the day before pointing my attention to Mikey. You'll
Thank me Andrew, come next October. ;)

yeah i can beat ya thursday night and friday morning. I will let you take a break from me friday night.

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Re: 4 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Tom Kessenich » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:20 pm

We have FOUR guaranteed spots left for this league. I believe Jay and John will move to Thursday if that league is a go so four spots for sure are left.

Friday, March 29, 5 pm ET
$1,300 Auction League
1. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
2. Andy Saxton, Bear, Delaware
3. Michael Leone, Buffalo, New York
4. Ante Meich, Bayside, New York
5. Michael Lins, Hillsborough, New Jersey
6. Jason Duponte, Waltham, Massachusetts
7. Bobby Brendler, Rockville, Maryland
8. Emilio Cutaneo, Freehold, New Jersey
9. Ken Magner, Freehold, New Jersey
10. Leonard Ringle, New York City
11. Roy Ericson III, Wayne, New Jersey
12. Jay Bufis/John Burke, Kendall Park, New Jersey (tentative)
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Re: 4 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Gekko » Thu Nov 29, 2012 12:28 pm

Tom,
Can you put down Mr Emma and myself as tentative right now? Thanks! 8-)

Can't pass on a league with Roy in it!!!! :lol:

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Re: 2 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Tom Kessenich » Thu Nov 29, 2012 1:32 pm

You guys are on the list, Mark. TWO guaranteed spots left. Let's fill this league up. :)
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Re: 2 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Roy's Outlaws » Thu Nov 29, 2012 4:50 pm

Hey Mark, I'll let you have Sale this season for a bid of $20. :lol:

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Re: 2 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Red Sox Nation- » Thu Nov 29, 2012 4:52 pm

Where's Chris Throop and RT Davis? They are regulars in this auction.

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Re: 2 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Gekko » Thu Nov 29, 2012 5:15 pm

Roy's Outlaws wrote:Hey Mark, I'll let you have Sale this season for a bid of $20. :lol:
hey, i think we got you to go up to $16 for him this year!!! man, the NYC $1,300 auction contains some tough, tough owners. where else did sale go for $16???

i should have known when everyone let me have hochaver for $1 that I was toast! :evil:

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Re: 2 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Brock » Thu Nov 29, 2012 6:16 pm

Hi Tom, please remove me from the XII at 5:00 on friday and move me into the 1300 auction draft instead thank you.

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Re: 2 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Brock » Thu Nov 29, 2012 6:23 pm

Hi Tom, please remove me from the X11 at 5:00 friday and enter me in the 1300 auction draft at 6:00 thank you.

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Re: 2 SPOTS LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Baseball Furies » Fri Nov 30, 2012 12:42 am

May as well remove Poopy from Friday night's auction, too. He's not leaving The MTM Super Family either! 8-) Besides if he did, the other guys would kill me for letting such easy money walk from the league! :lol: And Ericson has to answer for his supposed defection as well. Unfortunate for the Ice Cream Man that his route just so happens to come dangerously close to my neighborhood. :mrgreen:
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Re: ONE SPOT LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Tom Kessenich » Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:26 am

We now have ONE GUARANTEED spot left for this league. Can we sell this out today?

Friday, March 29, 5 pm ET
$1,300 Auction League
1. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
2. Andy Saxton, Bear, Delaware
3. Michael Leone, Buffalo, New York
4. Ante Meich, Bayside, New York
5. Michael Lins, Hillsborough, New Jersey
6. Jason Duponte, Waltham, Massachusetts
7. Bobby Brendler, Rockville, Maryland
8. Emilio Cutaneo, Freehold, New Jersey
9. Ken Magner, Freehold, New Jersey
10. Leonard Ringle, New York City
11. Roy Ericson III, Wayne, New Jersey
12. Hal Goldstein, Albany, New York
13. Mark Srebro/Jason Emma, York, Pennsylvania (tentative)
14. Jay Bufis/John Burke, Kendall Park, New Jersey (tentative)
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Re: ONE SPOT LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Baseball Furies » Fri Nov 30, 2012 10:51 am

Tom Kessenich wrote:We now have ONE GUARANTEED spot left for this league. Can we sell this out today?

Friday, March 29, 5 pm ET
$1,300 Auction League
1. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
2. Andy Saxton, Bear, Delaware
3. Michael Leone, Buffalo, New York
4. Ante Meich, Bayside, New York
5. Michael Lins, Hillsborough, New Jersey
6. Jason Duponte, Waltham, Massachusetts
7. Bobby Brendler, Rockville, Maryland
8. Emilio Cutaneo, Freehold, New Jersey
9. Ken Magner, Freehold, New Jersey
10. Leonard Ringle, New York City
11. Roy Ericson III, Wayne, New Jersey
12. Hal Goldstein, Albany, New York
13. Mark Srebro/Jason Emma, York, Pennsylvania (tentative)
14. Jay Bufis/John Burke, Kendall Park, New Jersey (tentative)

Hey Tom, not to be a pain in the ass, because that's just not me :mrgreen:, I believe you have more than one spot left in this Friday night auction because Magner and Lins are sticking with the MTM Super that same night. I will update that thread shortly to bump it up the boards and get the participant list going. It's also quite possible that Roy may decide to sticking with us as well. Thanks.
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Re: ONE SPOT LEFT FOR New York $1,300 Auction League

Post by Tom Kessenich » Fri Nov 30, 2012 10:52 am

I talked to Roy yesterday. He asked me to sign him up for this league. As far as Ken and Michael, if they are dropping out of this league they need to let me know. So guys if you're reading this tread and that's your plan let me know and I'll remove you from the list. Thanks.
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Re: New York $1,300 Auction League Is Unofficially SOLD OUT

Post by Tom Kessenich » Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:09 pm

This league is now unofficially SOLD OUT. We have to confirm with the tentatives to make sure they're staying in but as of right now there are no more guaranteed spots remaining. We'll sort through all this and provide an update.

Friday, March 29, 5 pm ET
$1,300 Auction League
1. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
2. Andy Saxton, Bear, Delaware
3. Michael Leone, Buffalo, New York
4. Ante Meich, Bayside, New York
5. Michael Lins, Hillsborough, New Jersey
6. Jason Duponte, Waltham, Massachusetts
7. Bobby Brendler, Rockville, Maryland
8. Emilio Cutaneo, Freehold, New Jersey
9. Ken Magner, Freehold, New Jersey
10. Leonard Ringle, New York City
11. Roy Ericson III, Wayne, New Jersey
12. Hal Goldstein, Albany, New York
13. RT Davis/Chris Throop, Wichita, Kansas
14. Mark Srebro/Jason Emma, York, Pennsylvania (tentative)
15. Jay Bufis/John Burke, Kendall Park, New Jersey (tentative)
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Re: New York $1,300 Auction League Is Unofficially SOLD OUT

Post by Baseball Furies » Fri Nov 30, 2012 3:36 pm

Tom Kessenich wrote:This league is now unofficially SOLD OUT. We have to confirm with the tentatives to make sure they're staying in but as of right now there are no more guaranteed spots remaining. We'll sort through all this and provide an update.

Friday, March 29, 5 pm ET
$1,300 Auction League
1. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
2. Andy Saxton, Bear, Delaware
3. Michael Leone, Buffalo, New York
4. Ante Meich, Bayside, New York
5. Michael Lins, Hillsborough, New Jersey
6. Jason Duponte, Waltham, Massachusetts
7. Bobby Brendler, Rockville, Maryland
8. Emilio Cutaneo, Freehold, New Jersey
9. Ken Magner, Freehold, New Jersey
10. Leonard Ringle, New York City
11. Roy Ericson III, Wayne, New Jersey
12. Hal Goldstein, Albany, New York
13. RT Davis/Chris Throop, Wichita, Kansas
14. Mark Srebro/Jason Emma, York, Pennsylvania (tentative)
15. Jay Bufis/John Burke, Kendall Park, New Jersey (tentative)
Tom,
I spoke with Roy to day, too. He wants to make both this and the MTM Super work. We probably won't get started until like 8:00 pm anyway like last year, so this will be helpful in accommodating both leagues without conflict Friday night as we did last year in Mawah. Magner and Lins will have to let you know directly that they're only in for the MTM that night.
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Re: New York $1,300 Auction League Is Unofficially SOLD OUT

Post by poopytooth » Fri Nov 30, 2012 7:50 pm

I want to do both.

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Post by poopytooth » Fri Nov 30, 2012 7:56 pm

Any chance we can begin this one one hour sooner?
These are my two favorite leagues...wish we could work it out.

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Post by Baseball Furies » Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:06 pm

poopytooth wrote:I want to do both.
Tom,
Mike isn't the only one. Spoke to Roy as I said, and I just got a PM from someone else that wants in for the MTM if there is a spot available, but wants to do the auction just prior as well. Don't think starting at 4:00 instead of 5:00 should be an issue. Either way, kicking off the MTM Super around 8:00 or so like last year should help in this capacity. This is a simple solution to accommodate as many people as possible in both leagues. 8-)
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Re: New York $1,300 Auction League Is Unofficially SOLD OUT

Post by poopytooth » Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:23 pm

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poopytooth wrote:I want to do both.
Tom,
Mike isn't the only one. Spoke to Roy as I said, and I just got a PM from someone else that wants in for the MTM if there is a spot available, but wants to do the auction just prior as well. Don't think starting at 4:00 instead of 5:00 should be an issue. Either way, kicking off the MTM Super around 8:00 or so like last year should help in this capacity. This is a simple solution to accommodate as many people as possible in both leagues. 8-)

If we could work something out, it would be greatly appreciated. From my end, I will work on a partner or back up options as well. Either way, Jupinka gets his a$$ kicked :D :lol: :lol:

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Re: New York $1,300 Auction League Is Unofficially SOLD OUT

Post by DOUGHBOYS » Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:28 pm

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poopytooth wrote:I want to do both.
Tom,
Mike isn't the only one. Spoke to Roy as I said, and I just got a PM from someone else that wants in for the MTM if there is a spot available, but wants to do the auction just prior as well. Don't think starting at 4:00 instead of 5:00 should be an issue. Either way, kicking off the MTM Super around 8:00 or so like last year should help in this capacity. This is a simple solution to accommodate as many people as possible in both leagues. 8-)
None of my business and I don't have a stake in this, but it could be scheduled like a Men's/Coed softball tourney.
The 5:00 and 8:00 times can stand, but with the understanding that the 8:00 game will not start till the 5:00 game is over and players have arrived. Same for 4:00 and 7:00, etc, etc
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Re: New York $1,300 Auction League Is Unofficially SOLD OUT

Post by Tom Kessenich » Fri Nov 30, 2012 8:28 pm

Mike, I don't think we'll be able to get an auction done in four hours. Baseball auctions typically take around 5 hours to complete, sometimes longer. We also may have people playing in both the 10 am auction and this one so I want to give them enough time between events to prepare, rest up etc. Even if we push the start of this auction back to 4 pm ET, we'd have to start the Super around 9:30 pm at the earliest to make this all work which means we're in the room until around 2 am. I'm not even sure we can have the room that long.

My advice for those who want to do both is to have a partner come with them if possible. That may be the best solution. Another option would be to move the Super to Saturday night after the Main Event. Roy had asked about that. If everyone in the Super was willing to do that, it would enable people to play in both if they want. But if the desire is to keep the Super on Friday than unfortunately it may not be possible for people to do both without a partner. Neither Greg nor I like asking people to choose but we've explained the reasons why this year may put us in a position where that may be unavoidable. Hopefully going forward we won't have to deal with this type of issue again.
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Re: New York $1,300 Auction League Is Unofficially SOLD OUT

Post by Baseball Furies » Fri Nov 30, 2012 10:35 pm

Tom Kessenich wrote:Mike, I don't think we'll be able to get an auction done in four hours. Baseball auctions typically take around 5 hours to complete, sometimes longer. We also may have people playing in both the 10 am auction and this one so I want to give them enough time between events to prepare, rest up etc. Even if we push the start of this auction back to 4 pm ET, we'd have to start the Super around 9:30 pm at the earliest to make this all work which means we're in the room until around 2 am. I'm not even sure we can have the room that long.

My advice for those who want to do both is to have a partner come with them if possible. That may be the best solution. Another option would be to move the Super to Saturday night after the Main Event. Roy had asked about that. If everyone in the Super was willing to do that, it would enable people to play in both if they want. But if the desire is to keep the Super on Friday than unfortunately it may not be possible for people to do both without a partner. Neither Greg nor I like asking people to choose but we've explained the reasons why this year may put us in a position where that may be unavoidable. Hopefully going forward we won't have to deal with this type of issue again.
Tom,
We need to keep the MTM Super on Friday night. Most of the guys returning for it won't be drafting in the Main the next day, and even if they were, we wouldn't be able to go out for our post-draft dinner and awards ceremony until all hours of the night afterwards with Easter the next morning. Everyone I've spoken to so far is planning on Friday night, so let's keep it for an 8:00-8:30 start like we did last year, and those who want to manage it with a co-owner and cross over from the 5:00 p.m. auction can do so if they'd like. Still don't see why a 4:00 pm start for this auction would be prohibitive. There would be at least an hour between the 10:00 a.m. auction and this one based on your time projections. Don't think you're going to lose the one or two who want to do both doing it this way. This gives all three of these events maximum exposure that day.
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