June 29, 201313 yr So far we seem to have: Cats3X PP92 SVFan4life sweet16 Anyone else want in on this? We'll take up to 8 people. Maybe 10 if the interest is there. How many roster spots do we want? I say 7. After a player is drafted he is off the board. No roster will share a player. After we know who is playing if you guys trust me I'll pull names out of a hat for draft order. I say 12 hours to make a pick when you are on the clock. I leave on a cruise in 2 weeks. Gotta get this done. After we are done we can start a thread with a poll and have BGP pick the best roster. Fair enough?
June 29, 201313 yr Author Another thing we can do is after all of the rosters are picked we mutually agree on an age or a player's year in the NBA(example....we go to each player's 13th year in the league or use age 33) and whatever they averaged for that year counts as their stats. Whichever teams wins the most stat categories after we add up their rosters wins. Very similar to Fantasy Basketball now. We wait until after the rosters are determined before we decide what year or age to use that way we can keep the integrity of the rosters intact instead of folks researching for hours on end for the perfect storm of a roster. If a year or age is picked and say you have Derrick Rose and that year or age falls on this year where he missed the whole season or at least half of the season then you an pick from the year before or after that season was compromised. Feedback? Hit me up.
June 29, 201313 yr Another thing we can do is after all of the rosters are picked we mutually agree on an age or a player's year in the NBA(example....we go to each player's 13th year in the league or use age 33) and whatever they averaged for that year counts as their stats. Whichever teams wins the most stat categories after we add up their rosters wins. Very similar to Fantasy Basketball now. We wait until after the rosters are determined before we decide what year or age to use that way we can keep the integrity of the rosters intact instead of folks researching for hours on end for the perfect storm of a roster. If a year or age is picked and say you have Derrick Rose and that year or age falls on this year where he missed the whole season or at least half of the season then you an pick from the year before or after that season was compromised. Feedback? Hit me up. Wouldn't it make more sense to take a sample year from the player's prime -- say, 27 or 28? Most guys sharply decline after 30.
June 29, 201313 yr Another thing we can do is after all of the rosters are picked we mutually agree on an age or a player's year in the NBA(example....we go to each player's 13th year in the league or use age 33) and whatever they averaged for that year counts as their stats. Whichever teams wins the most stat categories after we add up their rosters wins. Very similar to Fantasy Basketball now. We wait until after the rosters are determined before we decide what year or age to use that way we can keep the integrity of the rosters intact instead of folks researching for hours on end for the perfect storm of a roster. If a year or age is picked and say you have Derrick Rose and that year or age falls on this year where he missed the whole season or at least half of the season then you an pick from the year before or after that season was compromised. Feedback? Hit me up. Obvoiusly it's just for fun but this would be hard to quantify. If we go by pure stats then that will alter how people pick. I assumed we would be picking our best 7 man rotation for a real team. That way how player's fit together would be factored in instead of just pure stats. Having said that I'm open to whatever.
June 29, 201313 yr Author Wouldn't it make more sense to take a sample year from the player's prime -- say, 27 or 28? Most guys sharply decline after 30. I was just using vague examples so I don't taint what age or year we choose after we pick our rosters. I figured if I said year 7 or 28 years old people wouldn't pick who they thought was the best fit but rather who had the best year 7 or was the best at 28.
June 29, 201313 yr Author Obvoiusly it's just for fun but this would be hard to quantify. If we go by pure stats then that will alter how people pick. I assumed we would be picking our best 7 man rotation for a real team. That way how player's fit together would be factored in instead of just pure stats. Having said that I'm open to whatever. No doubt. I was spitballing ideas out and gauging what people like or want to do. I'm just tying to figure out if there is a way other than popular opinion to determine a winner.
June 29, 201313 yr I think there needs to be x amount of players by position that have to be selected...otherwise someone will fill up with 5 high scoring 2 guards
June 29, 201313 yr Author I think there needs to be x amount of players by position that have to be selected...otherwise someone will fill up with 5 high scoring 2 guards I have no objection to that.
June 29, 201313 yr G, G, F, F, C and 2 bench players. First question will be is Duncan a F or C? :lol2:
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