Who Wants To Compete In The Next Slow Draft?
Who Wants To Compete In The Next Slow Draft?
Is there a way , at draftpractice.com, to save your rankings and is there a way to join a future draft, say a week away, so that maybe it will fill up?
It takes a lot of time to do your rankings every tine you want to draft.
Thanks,
Don
It takes a lot of time to do your rankings every tine you want to draft.
Thanks,
Don
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Greg, these slow drafts are too tempting. I gave my last final today so I can start looking at the player pool. I have registered for the next $150 DC league.
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I probably should state that it is
Michael Martin, University Heights, OH
to save you a little time.
Michael Martin, University Heights, OH
to save you a little time.
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Greg,
I (Jeff Tudor) would like to sign up for the $150 slow draft.
I also have two friends who would like to play:
Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, AZ
John Deleray, Mission Viejo, CA
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki.
I (Jeff Tudor) would like to sign up for the $150 slow draft.
I also have two friends who would like to play:
Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, AZ
John Deleray, Mission Viejo, CA
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki.
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Originally posted by Jarobi:
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki. Nice job Jeff Tudor! you still trying to get Dororthy to Surrender??
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki. Nice job Jeff Tudor! you still trying to get Dororthy to Surrender??
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Originally posted by Jarobi:
Greg,
I (Jeff Tudor) would like to sign up for the $150 slow draft.
I also have two friends who would like to play:
Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, AZ
John Deleray, Mission Viejo, CA
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki. Okay, I believe this league is full. Dan, I didn't know if your signup this morning was for this league or a previous one. Please let me know. I'll update this list soon. Please set your KDS preferences on your team page by 2 pm ET on Thursday and we'll see if we can get this one set up shortly and rolling before the weekend. Thanks all.
$150 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Jeffrey Butler, Yorktown, Virginia
2. Stuart Fujisaki, Thousand Oaks, California
3. Bill Macey, Houston, Texas
4. Ralph Ehrman, Bolingbrook, Illinois
5. Ronald Uganski, Kalamazoo, Michigan
6. Rob Giese, Shelby Township, Michigan
7. Emory Upchurch, Ukiah, California
8. John Pacca, Bellmore, New York
9. Jon Stadtmueller, Little Rock, Arkansas
10. Michael Martin, University Heights, Ohio
11. Tony Cincotta
12. Lint Johnson, Norcrosse, Georgia
13. Jeff Tudor
14. Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, Arizona
15. John Deleray, Mission Viejo, California
16. Russ Titsch, Hayden, Idaho
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
[ December 16, 2010, 09:29 AM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
Greg,
I (Jeff Tudor) would like to sign up for the $150 slow draft.
I also have two friends who would like to play:
Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, AZ
John Deleray, Mission Viejo, CA
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki. Okay, I believe this league is full. Dan, I didn't know if your signup this morning was for this league or a previous one. Please let me know. I'll update this list soon. Please set your KDS preferences on your team page by 2 pm ET on Thursday and we'll see if we can get this one set up shortly and rolling before the weekend. Thanks all.
$150 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Jeffrey Butler, Yorktown, Virginia
2. Stuart Fujisaki, Thousand Oaks, California
3. Bill Macey, Houston, Texas
4. Ralph Ehrman, Bolingbrook, Illinois
5. Ronald Uganski, Kalamazoo, Michigan
6. Rob Giese, Shelby Township, Michigan
7. Emory Upchurch, Ukiah, California
8. John Pacca, Bellmore, New York
9. Jon Stadtmueller, Little Rock, Arkansas
10. Michael Martin, University Heights, Ohio
11. Tony Cincotta
12. Lint Johnson, Norcrosse, Georgia
13. Jeff Tudor
14. Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, Arizona
15. John Deleray, Mission Viejo, California
16. Russ Titsch, Hayden, Idaho
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
[ December 16, 2010, 09:29 AM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
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Who Wants To Compete In The Next Slow Draft?
I'm interested in the $1,000 slow draft league. Can I know when it starts before I commit? Thanks, Greg.
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Originally posted by fwicker:
I'm interested in the $1,000 slow draft league. Can I know when it starts before I commit? Thanks, Greg. We all agreed not before Jan. 1st. We have only five owners signed up right now, so don't be afraid to add your name to the list. We hope to fill it, but right now there are no guarantees.
I'm interested in the $1,000 slow draft league. Can I know when it starts before I commit? Thanks, Greg. We all agreed not before Jan. 1st. We have only five owners signed up right now, so don't be afraid to add your name to the list. We hope to fill it, but right now there are no guarantees.
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Greg, we are going to fill it from everything I am seeing! Guys would like it to start Mid to Late January at the earliest, which we are all cool with.
My response to people trying to change my baseball loyalties.
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
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Originally posted by WINSTON'S EMPIRE:
Greg, we are going to fill it from everything I am seeing! Guys would like it to start Mid to Late January at the earliest, which we are all cool with. I'd be a lot more interested in this with a late January start than an early January start.
Glenn
[ December 15, 2010, 09:15 PM: Message edited by: Glenneration X ]
Greg, we are going to fill it from everything I am seeing! Guys would like it to start Mid to Late January at the earliest, which we are all cool with. I'd be a lot more interested in this with a late January start than an early January start.
Glenn
[ December 15, 2010, 09:15 PM: Message edited by: Glenneration X ]
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Glenn,
A lot of other guys are saying the same thing! I think if we put a fun start date on this thing like the day Pitchers and Catchers report , Feb. 13th we will fill up pretty quick to say the least!
Max
A lot of other guys are saying the same thing! I think if we put a fun start date on this thing like the day Pitchers and Catchers report , Feb. 13th we will fill up pretty quick to say the least!
Max
My response to people trying to change my baseball loyalties.
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
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“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
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I want to play in the $1000 slow draft, but would need a more definite start time, due to times I'll be travelling. If it was Feb. 8th or later, I am in.
Who Wants To Compete In The Next Slow Draft?
Please add me to the interested parties list for the$1000 slow draft. I'd be most interested in a mid to late February start. Thanks... Greg Doyle.
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Well it sounds like we should just set Monday February 14th (Start of Spring Training) as the start date for the $1,000 SLOW DRAFT LEAGUE. This will give us plenty of time to fill the league, which we will have no problem doing and the excitement for the season will really be growing at that time.
Here is the current list of guys signed up for the 15 Team League along with the prize money up for grabs. This league like all the other slow draft leagues, will qualify for the Overall Slow Draft Championship as well.
Hope to see some of you guys sign up for the league, we already have a great group started!
$1,000 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League:
1. Max Ogden, Neenah, Wisconsin
2. Tim Pickett, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
3. Mike Massotto, Caldwell, New Jersey
4. Shawn Childs, Forestdale, Massachusetts
5. George Kleemann, Palatine, Illinois
League Prizes
1st = $7,700
2nd = $3,000
3rd = $1,000
Here is the current list of guys signed up for the 15 Team League along with the prize money up for grabs. This league like all the other slow draft leagues, will qualify for the Overall Slow Draft Championship as well.
Hope to see some of you guys sign up for the league, we already have a great group started!
$1,000 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League:
1. Max Ogden, Neenah, Wisconsin
2. Tim Pickett, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
3. Mike Massotto, Caldwell, New Jersey
4. Shawn Childs, Forestdale, Massachusetts
5. George Kleemann, Palatine, Illinois
League Prizes
1st = $7,700
2nd = $3,000
3rd = $1,000
My response to people trying to change my baseball loyalties.
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
Cubs Fan Since 1987
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
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I will gladly set up a time for this. The Super Bowl is Sunday, Feb. 6th. Should we start this on Monday, Feb. 7th? With this die-hard group, I'm sure we can finish it in three weeks or less. Or we can get it going before the Super Bowl, on Monday, Jan. 31st.
You folks list the date and we'll do the rest. Thanks all and let's fill this up. Max is depending on it!!
[ December 16, 2010, 08:52 AM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
You folks list the date and we'll do the rest. Thanks all and let's fill this up. Max is depending on it!!
[ December 16, 2010, 08:52 AM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
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Whatever the group wants to do it fine with me!
This thing was my idea and therefor I am depending on it being a smash hit!
Either the 7th or the 14th of February for a start date will work...
This thing was my idea and therefor I am depending on it being a smash hit!
Either the 7th or the 14th of February for a start date will work...
My response to people trying to change my baseball loyalties.
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
Cubs Fan Since 1987
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
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And one more thought Greg...
Imagine the interest the $1,000 Slow Draft would get if NFBC put its full weight behind it.. i.e. put it on the Slow Draft Page along with the $150 and $375 Slow Drafts http://nfbc.fanball.com/375league/ and posted our signup list every time along with the signup lists for the $150 and $375 leagues on the message boards!
You would most likely fill 2 or 3 of these leagues!!
Imagine the interest the $1,000 Slow Draft would get if NFBC put its full weight behind it.. i.e. put it on the Slow Draft Page along with the $150 and $375 Slow Drafts http://nfbc.fanball.com/375league/ and posted our signup list every time along with the signup lists for the $150 and $375 leagues on the message boards!
You would most likely fill 2 or 3 of these leagues!!
My response to people trying to change my baseball loyalties.
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
Cubs Fan Since 1987
“Being a Cubs fan is the same as having a life insurance policy… It makes no sense to cancel it early!”
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Originally posted by Jarobi:
Greg,
I (Jeff Tudor) would like to sign up for the $150 slow draft.
I also have two friends who would like to play:
Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, AZ
John Deleray, Mission Viejo, CA
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki. Thanks Jeff. You and John have to officially sign up today yet and then we should be ready to go. Tell John to sign up online and if you can do that again that would help. Thanks and good luck.
Greg,
I (Jeff Tudor) would like to sign up for the $150 slow draft.
I also have two friends who would like to play:
Ben LaCrosse, Phoenix, AZ
John Deleray, Mission Viejo, CA
We would all 3 like to be in the same slow draft league as Stuart Fujisaki. Thanks Jeff. You and John have to officially sign up today yet and then we should be ready to go. Tell John to sign up online and if you can do that again that would help. Thanks and good luck.
Greg Ambrosius
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Okay, we now have three owners for the next $375 Slow Draft League, which rewards the top three finishers with a free entry into the 2012 NFBC Main Event, along with a shot at the overall Slow Draft National Championship prize money. Welcome aboard Anson Chan. Let's keep this going and get this one started by early January. Thanks all.
Here's the current lineup card for that one:
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
Here's the current lineup card for that one:
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
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Okay, we have new signups for the next $150 Slow Draft if you're interesting in competing in this format. This one will likely fill by next week and we'll be off and rolling again. Sign up online under $150 Draft Champions and we'll be good to go. The draft software is working fine, but we'll add a few tweaks to make it more user friendly soon. Thanks all for your tips and suggestions.
Here we go. Who wants to jump in and start drafting in either of these two formats:
Here's the current lineup card for that one:
$150 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Lawrence Liebman, Chesterfield, Missouri
2. Lee Jupinka, Old Bridge, New Jersey
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Top 3 Earn 2012 NFBC Main Event Free Entries Plus Compete For National Championship Prizes:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
[ December 18, 2010, 08:47 PM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
Here we go. Who wants to jump in and start drafting in either of these two formats:
Here's the current lineup card for that one:
$150 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Lawrence Liebman, Chesterfield, Missouri
2. Lee Jupinka, Old Bridge, New Jersey
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Top 3 Earn 2012 NFBC Main Event Free Entries Plus Compete For National Championship Prizes:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
[ December 18, 2010, 08:47 PM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
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For the slow drafts going on right now... any chance of suspending the 12-hour time limits on Christmas Day. Maybe from late-afternoon on the 24th until morning of 26th?
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Originally posted by low talkers:
For the slow drafts going on right now... any chance of suspending the 12-hour time limits on Christmas Day. Maybe from late-afternoon on the 24th until morning of 26th? I totally understand. I'm not sure how we do that but I'll look into it and maybe we can extend the time to 24 hours or something for those two days. Good point and I'll look into this.
For the slow drafts going on right now... any chance of suspending the 12-hour time limits on Christmas Day. Maybe from late-afternoon on the 24th until morning of 26th? I totally understand. I'm not sure how we do that but I'll look into it and maybe we can extend the time to 24 hours or something for those two days. Good point and I'll look into this.
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Originally posted by Don M:
Is there a way , at draftpractice.com, to save your rankings and is there a way to join a future draft, say a week away, so that maybe it will fill up?
It takes a lot of time to do your rankings every tine you want to draft.
Thanks,
Don
Is there a way , at draftpractice.com, to save your rankings and is there a way to join a future draft, say a week away, so that maybe it will fill up?
It takes a lot of time to do your rankings every tine you want to draft.
Thanks,
Don
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Draft practice is good at Mockdraftcentral.com
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We won't start any new Slow Drafts before Christmas, so feel free to sign up for any of these this week and we'll start them next week or after the New Year. Thanks to all of the owners who are currently participating in the Slow Drafts. They look like they are going well. Here's the latest signup list with George jumping into the next $375 Slow Draft:
$150 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Lawrence Liebman, Chesterfield, Missouri
2. Lee Jupinka, Old Bridge, New Jersey
3. Ralph Ehrman, Bolingbrook, Illinois
4. Scott Tilley, Newport, North Carolina
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Top 3 Earn 2012 NFBC Main Event Free Entries Plus Compete For National Championship Prizes:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
4. George Kleemann, Palatine, Illinois
[ December 21, 2010, 01:21 PM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
$150 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Pay Top 3 Plus National Championship:
1. Lawrence Liebman, Chesterfield, Missouri
2. Lee Jupinka, Old Bridge, New Jersey
3. Ralph Ehrman, Bolingbrook, Illinois
4. Scott Tilley, Newport, North Carolina
$375 Slow Draft, Draft Champions League
50 Rounds, No FAAB, Top 3 Earn 2012 NFBC Main Event Free Entries Plus Compete For National Championship Prizes:
1. Michael Cameron, Encinitas, California
2. Anthony Palavis, Weirton, West Virginia
3. Anson Chan, Fort Lee, New Jersey
4. George Kleemann, Palatine, Illinois
[ December 21, 2010, 01:21 PM: Message edited by: Greg Ambrosius ]
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