geez, you gotta be in a deep league for those to be considered good moves.
and my best move is my sig.
out of curiosity , which side do ya have (pardon me if i sound naive)
but i like the Heltoin side, I think by years end they will both come around, both should have HUGE 2nd halves, C Lee is awesome, but will cool off some, wondering if u got helton side, its cool that u think tis a good move, anticipating the future,
geez, you gotta be in a deep league for those to be considered good moves.
and my best move is my sig.
out of curiosity , which side do ya have (pardon me if i sound naive)
but i like the Heltoin side, I think by years end they will both come around, both should have HUGE 2nd halves, C Lee is awesome, but will cool off some, wondering if u got helton side, its cool that u think tis a good move, anticipating the future,
I haven't made any FA pickups that are worth mentioning and I haven't made a trade yet (though I need to do something about getting another closer), so I guess my best moves so far were drafting Willis in the 16th round and Ensberg in the 19th.
Actually, Ensberg was luck. I needed a backup third baseman, he was available so I grabbed him. Just pure, dumb luck (which I'll take any day).
Traded Carlos Lee and Eric Chavez for Hideki Matsui and Derrek Lee about two months ago. The move was great for the obvious reasons, but was made even better when I picked Morgan Ensberg off the waiver wire to replace Chavez. His first day on my team was his 3 homer game against the Giants.
I gave up Brian Roberts, Billy Wagner, Yhency Brazoban, and Mike Cameron. I got Carlos Delgado, Brad Lidge, and Mark Mulder. Then I picked up Chase Utley off of FA. I've been extremely happy with the trade since.
pokerplaya wrote:Signing up for one league and then missing the draft. The way most of my drafts went this year, that seems to have been my best move....
HA HA! I know what you mean. My 2002 draft would've been better if I'd stayed home to sleep off my hangover and filled my roster with whatever was left over.