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1960's League Sign ups

PostPosted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 2:15 am
by svenska
The 1969 game is gone. How about we set up a league of 1960's players only. ATG 7 setting for 1960-1969 only. 1960's balpark. No DH. 80 million cap. This sound feasable? I haven't set up a private league but am interested in using the 1960's era players.

Re: 1960's League?

PostPosted: Wed Dec 12, 2012 4:08 pm
by LMBombers
I like the idea. Can you actually limit the player pool to the 60's cards or is it on the honor system?

Re: 1960's League?

PostPosted: Thu Dec 13, 2012 1:51 am
by svenska
The player pool can be set to 1960-1969 using the advanced option..go to the ATG 7 player browser to check it out.
The harder part would be reconfiguring your team after the auto draft/waivers.

Re: 1960's League?

PostPosted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 2:32 pm
by Rick Smith
I have never used those guys, but I would give it a try.

Count me in. Send me an email when we are ready to start. smithri@bcsd.com

Thanks

Rick Smith

Re: 1960's League?

PostPosted: Sat Dec 22, 2012 5:59 pm
by GFDWARF07
Me too please send me an e-mail if you get enough owners dwiberg123@yahoo.com.

Thanks,
Dan

1960's league sign ups

PostPosted: Sun Dec 23, 2012 2:25 am
by svenska
1960-1969 League Sign Up
Rules
1. All players on your roster must be from 1960-1969 cards.
2. 80 million cap-12 team league.
3. Players selected by autodraft.
4. Players selected from ATG 7.
5. No DH.
6. Must use 1960's era stadium.
Since 1969 season isn't available this option might be fun! I'm trying to keep things simple as possible...let me know if anyone has anything to add.
Thanks, Svenska

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Re: 1960's League Sign ups

PostPosted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 10:08 pm
by Terry101
1960-1969 League Sign Up
Rules
1. All players on your roster must be from 1960-1969 cards.
2. 80 million cap-12 team league.
3. Players selected by autodraft.
4. Players selected from ATG 7.
5. No DH.
6. Must use 1960's era stadium.
Since 1969 season isn't available this option might be fun! I'm trying to keep things simple as possible...let me know if anyone has anything to add.
Thanks, Svenska

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Re: 1960's League Sign ups

PostPosted: Thu Dec 27, 2012 11:01 pm
by kenhutchings
How many players are available between 1960 - 1969? Are there enough to sustain a twelve team league?

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Re: 1960's League Sign ups

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 2:40 am
by Musial6
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To answer kenhutchings question above, there's 6 full pages of hitters and 4.5 pages of pitchers. Don't know how many are on a page, or how many are duplicates. Twelve teams are 300 players; I would think there's at least that many available.
What about 2 rounds of a serpentine draft, so everyone gets a shot at 2 decent players and then auto draft. So one or two don't get lucky in the auto draft. Would that work first of all? And then does that idea have any merit? Or does the salary cap sort of eliminate the possibility of a few teams getting lucky in just an auto draft? Just thinking out loud here.

Re: 1960's League Sign ups

PostPosted: Fri Dec 28, 2012 7:21 pm
by Terry101
If I am counting correctly there are around 295 cards in the 60's- counting the repeats, so maybe 260 available. I suggest not adding any 70's cause there is the 70's card sets, but if we added 1955 through the 60's we would have around 440 players minus the doubles- maybe around 400 players to pick from. Should be just about right.

Two rounds wouldn't work out because picks 1 and 2 would get 12-13 million dollar cards and picks 11-12 would get around 8 million dollar cards and it wouldn't equal out in two rounds. Two or four rounds or more might work out with the cards from the extra five years.