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Yes you are.
RickSmith is up.
Remember, it is 19 teams, not 20, unless you count Deron Williams as his own team. The team with the largest discrepancy would be the team...
I think you're on the clock, Spooner. Or past the clock since it has been two hours.
I was just trying to find the difference between mine and yours. The one difference is that the group with JeffWho's team gets a free pass on...
Well in one of those matchups, the decision will be very easy. (not to call anybody out) I don't think it would be too tough in the others....
We could do a preliminary round knocking us down from 19 to 16 pretty easily. Just have groups of 6,6, and 7, and have a vote saying who the...
Texans never do what you want, though.
Let's get Sanu or Massie here.
I don't like this pick. If we were after a receiver, we should have taken Randle.
I sure hope so...but doubt it.
I wanted bobby massie. :(
He is not eligible. Not enough games.
If you trade a superstar, you gotta get a star back. Neither Rubio or Jefferson can be considered stars. Melo is a star.
Of course he's not near Love. He is miles above Splitter, though, who was the best player in a trade you were offering for him. I would think...
Please be real. Granger is untouchable unless you bring in Kevin Love.
I drafted Young with the intention of keeping him. I'm always open to offers, though. Any trade that upgrades a starter is one i would consider....
You guys stop trying to steal him. He's mine! Maybe I should try to put him on the trading block. It seems like everyone wants him.
I thought about him, but every stat i could find on him tells me he's not as good defensively as his reputation tells us.
I won't officially protest. Jarret Jack is better on offense, while Hill is better on defense. Overall the quality of them is very similar,...
