Anyone ever have a "perfect" draft?

[Lofunzo]

I had a pretty good draft, last year. I had Prior in the 10th round, Beltran in the 16th round, and Shmidt as the second to last pick in the 21st round. Only problem was that I waived him because I thought he would suck (didn't do very well his first game). and I ended up with some other pitcher. It might have been Dontrelle Willis but I'm not sure since I think he came after but I'm pretty sure it's him. Anyway, then the real steal was when my friend picked him up and he dominated.

Unless you are in a 1 person league, that is some great work!!

Even if you are, those are some steals.

[Madison]

I usually walk away from my drafts happy. Maybe 1 or 2 question marks, but they are usually bench players.

[stabone76]

I have had alot of "perfect" drafts. The key is when its your turn to pick, you select players you like and not who is maybe 1% better. If you like your players you will be happier and alot of players are so close together that picking someone two or three spots lower wont hurt very much. Like if you like Barry Bonds, and pick Vlad cause he is ranked higher, you may kick yourself cause you wanted bonds. But if you like bonds and take bonds, it wont really hurt you. Then by your last 5 or 7 picks, when you just fill in, you have to pick players you are excited about. Not that they have to be good. If you think Dave Weathers will get 8 wins in relief cause he pitched alot when they are down two or three runs, then you will be happy.

This strategy works well also cause its easier to draft a player you like than it is to trade for him, and thus you can avoid overpaying.

[Mills13]

Unless you are in a 1 person league, that is some great work!!

Even if you are, those are some steals.

Lol, no it's a 6 person league. I know it's small but you can still call it a steal.