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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 1:26 pm

Catcher Toby Hall

Catcher Jason Phillips

1B Justin Morneau

2B Jose Reyes

SS Bobby Crosby

3B David Wright

CI Travis Lee

MI Jorge Cantu

OF Bobby Abreu

OF JD Drew

OF Kevin Mench

OF Jeremy Reed

OF Juan Gonzalez



P Jason Schmidt

P Josh Beckett

P Barry Zito

P Jeremy Bonderman

P Andy Petitte

P Kris Benson

P Scott Kazmir

P Jeremy Affeldt

P Bob Wickman



Bench Cliff Lee

Bench BJ Upton

Bench Luis Matos

Bench Latroy Hawkins

Bench Prince Fielder

Bench Brandon Lyon

Bench Craig Counsell



Absolutely love my starters but a little shaky in the pen, although saves always wind up on the free agent list. Offense is thin but alot of upside guys. Alot of downside too.

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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 1:36 pm

Did the NFBC tell u this was not a keeper league? u might have a good lawsit if they didnt

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Post by Head 2 Head » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:08 pm

Love the starters - Josh, Barry & Jeremy are all solid and bargains if you got them after the eight round. I also like your young Mets, but they looked to have went too early. Only two guys that I would have taken in the first four rounds. You put this team together next year and your in the $.
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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:16 pm

I hear ya Head. Like I said, guys like Reyes, Wright, Morneau, Bonderman and Kazmir can be huge this year, but its a definite gamble.

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Post by KJ Duke » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:22 pm

Originally posted by Head 2 Head:

Love the starters - Josh, Barry & Jeremy are all solid and bargains if you got them after the eight round. I also like your young Mets, but they looked to have went too early. Only two guys that I would have taken in the first four rounds. You put this team together next year and your in the $. Agreed H2H, only Schmidt and Abreu as picks that should go early. Whoever #3 and #4 picks were they look too soon (I'd assume Reyes and Wright, who would be good in the 5th or 6th).

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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:24 pm

HMMM,PW looks like everybody has the same opinion as I..... have fun next year

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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:27 pm

Agreed KJ, but I didnt think Wright or Reyes would be around after the 4th. I also think Wright is going to be a beast this year and Reyes will swipe 60-70 bases. I know its a longshot, but thats my feeling. On the other hand, a staff with Bonderman as the 4th and Petitte as the 5th is rock solid, in my humble opinion.

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Post by KJ Duke » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:49 pm

Originally posted by PW Express:

Agreed KJ, but I didnt think Wright or Reyes would be around after the 4th. I also think Wright is going to be a beast this year and Reyes will swipe 60-70 bases. I know its a longshot, but thats my feeling. On the other hand, a staff with Bonderman as the 4th and Petitte as the 5th is rock solid, in my humble opinion. I agree that Wright will be good, but my guess is Chipper may have been there still and I would prefer him on numbers and because of position eligibility and track record/lower risk. Even if Wright comes thru huge, the odds of him being much better if at all than Chipper aren't that good IMO.



Reyes I like too, but 60-70 SB ??? Especially with his leg problems, that sounds like a VERY VERY longshot.



Bonderman and Pettite, again could be good producers, but also high risk bec of age/experience for Bonder and injury for Petitte.



Your team lacks seasoning, and whereare a few of your high risk guys will no doubt come thru, the odds of even half of the 14 or 15 coming thru aren't that good. I think you lack a core of guys that can be depended on.



Kinda like a stock portfolio - its good to have a few speculative picks mixed into the portfolio, but too much speculation will kill you except for perhaps that once in a lifetime chance when everything lines up just perfectly. You've got an internet portfolio, pray for a bubble!



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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 2:56 pm

Still care to wager rookie?

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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:00 pm

Squid, how about we each send $1000 apiece for Greg to hold for us? We'll go head to head to see who finishes with more points. What do you sday, rookie?

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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:11 pm

How about a free entry to next years event , he can just charge are cards ????

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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:13 pm

and when,i win i want a copy or the place where u get these projections ????maybe the sun

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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:14 pm

You could easily back out so I wouldnt agree to that. If you told him not to charge the card he'd be forced not to, even if we had a bet. You have a problem with Greg holding the money(assuming he is willing)?

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Post by Dyv » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:16 pm

Originally posted by PW Express:

You could easily back out so I wouldnt agree to that. If you told him not to charge the card he'd be forced not to, even if we had a bet. You have a problem with Greg holding the money(assuming he is willing)? I have no doubt Greg would NOT hold the money for this.



Find another banker ;)



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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:16 pm

back out of what , u might wanna look at your team again,,im not backing out of **** , we will play for a free entry next year cash or charge ......

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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:18 pm

Someone needs to hold the money to guarentee payment. Since im a guarenteed winner, id need that assurance. If you have a way to accomplish that, im in.

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Post by KJ Duke » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:20 pm

lol,



Hey guys, send me the cash, I'm a money manager ... but I'll keep the interest.



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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:21 pm

did u read that in the sun also,along with 70 steals and this and that , u prove drafting in ny really does sway peoples picks .....

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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:22 pm

Hopefully we can figure something out.

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Post by King of Queens » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:23 pm

Didn't you guys ALREADY put up $1250 each that you would finish better than the other? After all, aren't we all playing to win the whole enchilada?



Whoever finishes higher than the other can laugh about it alllllllllllll offseason.

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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:23 pm

Squidward, you come up with something that works and my $1000 will be on the way. It will be the EASIEST grand I ever made.

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Post by Balticsquids » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:25 pm

Bro,its simple ..we just tell greg to charge are cards next year ..i just spent about 3,000 in roto leagues , so im not sending cash by the season kickoff ..but id be more then willing to sign or agre to the card bs ...........

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Post by Gordon Gekko » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:25 pm

POST DRAFT GRUDGE MATCH...I LOVE IT

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Post by PW Express » Mon Mar 21, 2005 3:27 pm

Like I said, what stops you from backing out? I doubt a signed contract for a bet would be legal or binding, but ill call Greg whenh he gets back and ask him.

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