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jbush56
Draft
September 15, 2004 at 07:10PM View formatted
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How did Washington not get a pitcher in the first round when they had the first 6 players on their list as pitchers? Washington had the 5th pick and of the first 4 picks only 2 were pitchers? For a team that desparately needed pitching and to not gewt on intil the last round and one that is worthless on top of that - what gices? Did I do something wrong? Any ideas as to why this would have happened?:mad:
rollman1
Thats the only thing I can think of
September 15, 2004 at 07:22PM View BBCode
On the preferrences page did you make sure that you listed pitchers as wanted in the maximum players per postition ara...not the ranking, but above where you say how many players per position?Thats the only thing I can think of
Windward
September 15, 2004 at 08:22PM View BBCode
I don't know what went wrong, but I wish I could review my draft order. I like to evaluate where I got certain players from. :(
mb1083
September 15, 2004 at 08:27PM View BBCode
Woodward don't you have aprintout of your order? Jbush you probably accidentally hit update rankings without realizing it which returns it to the computers rankings not yours, it sux I did that last night and had to totally re-enter my entire rankings for the JRL. Tyson needs to fix that.
LateBloomer
KC drafts Bobby Toca in the first round. Toca has been named KC's Closer for the upcoming season.
KC's GM states, "We were eyeing Toca, but was not sure if any of the teams ahead of us were going to pass on pitching in the first round. Toca should be productive for us at the start. I have handed him the closer job, so we sit and see."
September 15, 2004 at 08:36PM View BBCode
It must be that dang KC team again...always getrting the better of Washington on the field and in the draft. :rolleyes:KC drafts Bobby Toca in the first round. Toca has been named KC's Closer for the upcoming season.
KC's GM states, "We were eyeing Toca, but was not sure if any of the teams ahead of us were going to pass on pitching in the first round. Toca should be productive for us at the start. I have handed him the closer job, so we sit and see."
jbush56
September 16, 2004 at 01:59PM View BBCode
You're right about getting Washington on the field and in the draft. Another long season of weak pitching from the Senators!:puzzled:
LateBloomer
September 16, 2004 at 03:46PM View BBCode
My pitching isn't looking much better. I plan to play my young guys and hope they improve over the next couple of seasons.Pages: 1