Yahoo draft interface: Ugly or Ugliest?

[Jschmuck2]

Seriously, could that thing look any more like it fell out of 1998? Yuck.

[Ender]

I dunno, it is simplistic and easy to use and that is what is important. I hate the one at ESPN and Mockdraftcentral.

Now if only Yahoo made it so pre-ranking players wasn't so obnoxious.

[tgalv]

i kind of like yahoo. it gets the job done. i like how it has more players visible on the lists than some other places. it makes it easier to get a clear picture of things, and doesn't make you spend half your draft scrolling endlessly through a stupid 5 person list for no reason.

[BitterDodgerFan]

i wouldn't mind it being bigger like full screenable so that i can see more player names at a time. why limit the size to only take up a small portion of your monitor?

[BronXBombers51]

I dunno, it is simplistic and easy to use and that is what is important. I hate the one at ESPN and Mockdraftcentral.

Now if only Yahoo made it so pre-ranking players wasn't so obnoxious.

Agreed. As long as it works efficiently, I'm fine with it. And pre-ranking does suck.

[bigh0rt]

I'm much more concerned with functionality than appearance. I agree with Ender, though, on the pain in the butt that is ranking players in Yahoo!

[BitterDodgerFan]

also i wouldn't mind if they put positions next to the player names so i can actually spot the multi-position guys.

[Y`s Guy]

i wouldn't mind it being bigger like full screenable so that i can see more player names at a time. why limit the size to only take up a small portion of your monitor?

Yeah, what's with the two-inch margins on each side?

[Millhouse]

i think espn's is pretty much idiot proof. probably why i like it. ...easy to build a watch list and sort by position. cbs is a f'n disaster, and yahoo's is kind of a mess too, IMO.

[zevon]

also i wouldn't mind if they put positions next to the player names so i can actually spot the multi-position guys.

Totally agree.
I'd also like to see the pick number shown when a guy gets taken, ie 1. Alex Rodriguez, 2. Hanley, etc.
I think this would be helpful especially in the later rounds, when I'm trying to keep a cheat sheet up to date and pay some attention to ADP's so I'm not reaching too much.