Originally posted by BillyWaz:
I'd like to see another league that has 5+ PROVEN players.Here are two:
NFFC Classic New York League 4:
1. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
2. Jeffrey Potok, Lake Worth, Florida
3. John Hansen, Absecon, New Jersey
4. Robert Zarzycki/Bob Ashmen, Hewitt, New Jersey
5. Richard Kidd, New York City
6. Shaun Beymolla, Long Beach, New York
7. Stephen Ciepela, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
8. James Chontos/Nelson Sousa, San Diego, California
9. Christopher Vaccaro, Staten Island, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marston Mills, Massachusetts
11. Tom Carbone, Harriman, New York
12. Martin Bedell, Poughkeepsie, New York
13. Mitchell Moss, Montreal, Quebec
14. Mike Weber, Freehold, New Jersey
NFFC Primetime New York League 4:
1. David Fisher, Princeton, New Jersey
2. Joseph Treffiletti, Alpharetta, Georgia
3. Kevin Cummings, New York City
4. Mike Sanda, Warwick, Rhode Island
5. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
6. John Reuss, Toms River, New Jersey
7. Michael Edelman, Elmwood Park, New Jersey
8. David Zwickel, New York City
9. Rich Abramovitch, Rocky Point, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marsten Mills, Massachusetts
11. Stephen Gecewicz, Mineola, New York
12. Jon Butwin, Abingdon, Maryland
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For those of us who don't KNOW the "proven" players, which from the above lists? Thanks.
P.S.
Next year, you can add US to that list!
(Mike Sanda)
P.S.
Next year, you can add US to that list!
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Originally posted by Gordon Gekko II:
quote:Originally posted by Bob Squad:
Gekko - Using the specific to prove the general - Such a blatant violation of logic.
Perhaps one could do the same by pointing out how the $100,000 checks seem to disproportionately visit the Windy City.
Bob squad - some people believe that the 100K winner comes from the weakest or one of the weaker leagues...which is how he can amass such a great team. just say'n [/QUOTE]"perhaps one could do the same" was me pointing out that one could use the same flawed logic ...
I am Wayne Ellis' co-owner in Chicago 3. I love the trash talk - I'll gladly tell you why my family, high school, college and grocery store are better than yours. But that group of drafters was seriously the toughest I have ever experienced.
How about giving us a little more than one guy making one mistake to label the league the weakest in the history of FF.
Bob
quote:Originally posted by Bob Squad:
Gekko - Using the specific to prove the general - Such a blatant violation of logic.
Perhaps one could do the same by pointing out how the $100,000 checks seem to disproportionately visit the Windy City.
Bob squad - some people believe that the 100K winner comes from the weakest or one of the weaker leagues...which is how he can amass such a great team. just say'n [/QUOTE]"perhaps one could do the same" was me pointing out that one could use the same flawed logic ...
I am Wayne Ellis' co-owner in Chicago 3. I love the trash talk - I'll gladly tell you why my family, high school, college and grocery store are better than yours. But that group of drafters was seriously the toughest I have ever experienced.
How about giving us a little more than one guy making one mistake to label the league the weakest in the history of FF.
Bob
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Originally posted by BillyWaz:
quote:Originally posted by Gordon Gekko II:
quote:Originally posted by Bob Squad:
[/QUOTE]Dave Gerczak- $100K Primetime winner (2008)
Rob Benetti- $100K Classic winner (2006)
Billy Wasosky- Overall points leader after 5+ years
Wayne Ellis- One of the best fantasy football minds out there.
Dave Cushard (Dyv)- see above
I'd like to see another league that has 5+ PROVEN players.
Yep, this is a weak league..... :rolleyes:
[/QUOTE]So many proven players, yet all of you missed out on Schouman???
In all seriousness, didn't mean to call you out here Godsmack....but c'mon!!!
Next year, please consider drafting in NY....those in Chicago obviously don't appreciate you....thanks.
Glenn
[ September 26, 2009, 09:11 PM: Message edited by: Glenneration X ]
quote:Originally posted by Gordon Gekko II:
quote:Originally posted by Bob Squad:
[/QUOTE]Dave Gerczak- $100K Primetime winner (2008)
Rob Benetti- $100K Classic winner (2006)
Billy Wasosky- Overall points leader after 5+ years
Wayne Ellis- One of the best fantasy football minds out there.
Dave Cushard (Dyv)- see above
I'd like to see another league that has 5+ PROVEN players.
Yep, this is a weak league..... :rolleyes:
[/QUOTE]So many proven players, yet all of you missed out on Schouman???
In all seriousness, didn't mean to call you out here Godsmack....but c'mon!!!
Next year, please consider drafting in NY....those in Chicago obviously don't appreciate you....thanks.
Glenn
[ September 26, 2009, 09:11 PM: Message edited by: Glenneration X ]
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Originally posted by King of Queens:
quote:Originally posted by BillyWaz:
I'd like to see another league that has 5+ PROVEN players.Here are two:
NFFC Classic New York League 4:
1. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
2. Jeffrey Potok, Lake Worth, Florida
3. John Hansen, Absecon, New Jersey
4. Robert Zarzycki/Bob Ashmen, Hewitt, New Jersey
5. Richard Kidd, New York City
6. Shaun Beymolla, Long Beach, New York
7. Stephen Ciepela, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
8. James Chontos/Nelson Sousa, San Diego, California
9. Christopher Vaccaro, Staten Island, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marston Mills, Massachusetts
11. Tom Carbone, Harriman, New York
12. Martin Bedell, Poughkeepsie, New York
13. Mitchell Moss, Montreal, Quebec
14. Mike Weber, Freehold, New Jersey
NFFC Primetime New York League 4:
1. David Fisher, Princeton, New Jersey
2. Joseph Treffiletti, Alpharetta, Georgia
3. Kevin Cummings, New York City
4. Mike Sanda, Warwick, Rhode Island
5. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
6. John Reuss, Toms River, New Jersey
7. Michael Edelman, Elmwood Park, New Jersey
8. David Zwickel, New York City
9. Rich Abramovitch, Rocky Point, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marsten Mills, Massachusetts
11. Stephen Gecewicz, Mineola, New York
12. Jon Butwin, Abingdon, Maryland [/QUOTE]My League is tougher than your League. Oh, you are in my League. That was one of the toughest if not toughest League I have ever drafted in. Glenn was this a deeper group than the Platinum League? I think it is.
Mike Sanda(Sandman62) is unknown now, but I say that will change real soon. Mike again Good Luck this week!
John
quote:Originally posted by BillyWaz:
I'd like to see another league that has 5+ PROVEN players.Here are two:
NFFC Classic New York League 4:
1. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
2. Jeffrey Potok, Lake Worth, Florida
3. John Hansen, Absecon, New Jersey
4. Robert Zarzycki/Bob Ashmen, Hewitt, New Jersey
5. Richard Kidd, New York City
6. Shaun Beymolla, Long Beach, New York
7. Stephen Ciepela, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
8. James Chontos/Nelson Sousa, San Diego, California
9. Christopher Vaccaro, Staten Island, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marston Mills, Massachusetts
11. Tom Carbone, Harriman, New York
12. Martin Bedell, Poughkeepsie, New York
13. Mitchell Moss, Montreal, Quebec
14. Mike Weber, Freehold, New Jersey
NFFC Primetime New York League 4:
1. David Fisher, Princeton, New Jersey
2. Joseph Treffiletti, Alpharetta, Georgia
3. Kevin Cummings, New York City
4. Mike Sanda, Warwick, Rhode Island
5. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
6. John Reuss, Toms River, New Jersey
7. Michael Edelman, Elmwood Park, New Jersey
8. David Zwickel, New York City
9. Rich Abramovitch, Rocky Point, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marsten Mills, Massachusetts
11. Stephen Gecewicz, Mineola, New York
12. Jon Butwin, Abingdon, Maryland [/QUOTE]My League is tougher than your League. Oh, you are in my League.
That was one of the toughest if not toughest League I have ever drafted in. Glenn was this a deeper group than the Platinum League? I think it is. Mike Sanda(Sandman62) is unknown now, but I say that will change real soon. Mike again Good Luck this week!
John
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Thanks, you too John. I'm really looking forward to watching our games, w/ all the competing players we have this week.
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Originally posted by Sandman62:
Thanks, you too John. I'm really looking forward to watching our games, w/ all the competing players we have this week. During the draft sitting in seat 4(pick 1.04) Mike(Sandman62) says nothing seems to be falling in this draft, Glenn looks at him and says,'Sir nothing will fall in this League'. Glenn that was very funny and oh so true. That and standing and clapping when Dave finally picked his first QB. Fun times!
John
[ September 26, 2009, 10:00 PM: Message edited by: Raiders ]
Thanks, you too John. I'm really looking forward to watching our games, w/ all the competing players we have this week. During the draft sitting in seat 4(pick 1.04) Mike(Sandman62) says nothing seems to be falling in this draft, Glenn looks at him and says,'Sir nothing will fall in this League'.
Glenn that was very funny and oh so true. That and standing and clapping when Dave finally picked his first QB. Fun times! John
[ September 26, 2009, 10:00 PM: Message edited by: Raiders ]
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Originally posted by King of Queens:
quote:Originally posted by BillyWaz:
I'd like to see another league that has 5+ PROVEN players.Here are two:
NFFC Classic New York League 4:
1. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
2. Jeffrey Potok, Lake Worth, Florida
3. John Hansen, Absecon, New Jersey
4. Robert Zarzycki/Bob Ashmen, Hewitt, New Jersey
5. Richard Kidd, New York City
6. Shaun Beymolla, Long Beach, New York
7. Stephen Ciepela, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
8. James Chontos/Nelson Sousa, San Diego, California
9. Christopher Vaccaro, Staten Island, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marston Mills, Massachusetts
11. Tom Carbone, Harriman, New York
12. Martin Bedell, Poughkeepsie, New York
13. Mitchell Moss, Montreal, Quebec
14. Mike Weber, Freehold, New Jersey
NFFC Primetime New York League 4:
1. David Fisher, Princeton, New Jersey
2. Joseph Treffiletti, Alpharetta, Georgia
3. Kevin Cummings, New York City
4. Mike Sanda, Warwick, Rhode Island
5. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
6. John Reuss, Toms River, New Jersey
7. Michael Edelman, Elmwood Park, New Jersey
8. David Zwickel, New York City
9. Rich Abramovitch, Rocky Point, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marsten Mills, Massachusetts
11. Stephen Gecewicz, Mineola, New York
12. Jon Butwin, Abingdon, Maryland [/QUOTE]OK,my "show me another league..." was a poor choice of wording. The point is there are "quality leagues" in EACH city, and EACH may have an owner or two that does something which "the FAAB police" (AKA Gekko) deem a poor transaction or a bid that "isn't fair".
I know if Mark went to Chicago this year, his league would be the toughest ever, and he would of been on the short end of the stick in every FAAB session.
And so go the Days of Our Lives (cue the music)
I'll leave it all at that, except that when Mark passes out next Saturday night in Baltimore, he is getting 14 kicks in his nuts....one for each owner of Chicago Classic 3 that he disrespected!
Check that, 56 kicks.....one for each owner who drafted in Chicago that he disrespected!!
[ September 27, 2009, 07:32 AM: Message edited by: BillyWaz ]
quote:Originally posted by BillyWaz:
I'd like to see another league that has 5+ PROVEN players.Here are two:
NFFC Classic New York League 4:
1. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
2. Jeffrey Potok, Lake Worth, Florida
3. John Hansen, Absecon, New Jersey
4. Robert Zarzycki/Bob Ashmen, Hewitt, New Jersey
5. Richard Kidd, New York City
6. Shaun Beymolla, Long Beach, New York
7. Stephen Ciepela, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
8. James Chontos/Nelson Sousa, San Diego, California
9. Christopher Vaccaro, Staten Island, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marston Mills, Massachusetts
11. Tom Carbone, Harriman, New York
12. Martin Bedell, Poughkeepsie, New York
13. Mitchell Moss, Montreal, Quebec
14. Mike Weber, Freehold, New Jersey
NFFC Primetime New York League 4:
1. David Fisher, Princeton, New Jersey
2. Joseph Treffiletti, Alpharetta, Georgia
3. Kevin Cummings, New York City
4. Mike Sanda, Warwick, Rhode Island
5. Glenn Schroter, Whitestone, New York
6. John Reuss, Toms River, New Jersey
7. Michael Edelman, Elmwood Park, New Jersey
8. David Zwickel, New York City
9. Rich Abramovitch, Rocky Point, New York
10. Jeff Dawson, Marsten Mills, Massachusetts
11. Stephen Gecewicz, Mineola, New York
12. Jon Butwin, Abingdon, Maryland [/QUOTE]OK,my "show me another league..." was a poor choice of wording. The point is there are "quality leagues" in EACH city, and EACH may have an owner or two that does something which "the FAAB police" (AKA Gekko) deem a poor transaction or a bid that "isn't fair".
I know if Mark went to Chicago this year, his league would be the toughest ever, and he would of been on the short end of the stick in every FAAB session.
And so go the Days of Our Lives (cue the music)
I'll leave it all at that, except that when Mark passes out next Saturday night in Baltimore, he is getting 14 kicks in his nuts....one for each owner of Chicago Classic 3 that he disrespected!
Check that, 56 kicks.....one for each owner who drafted in Chicago that he disrespected!!
[ September 27, 2009, 07:32 AM: Message edited by: BillyWaz ]
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Gekko
Description of Hasty Generalization:
This fallacy is committed when a person draws a conclusion about a population based on a sample that is not large enough. It has the following form:
Sample S, which is too small, is taken from population P.
Conclusion C is drawn about Population P based on S.
The person committing the fallacy is misusing the following type of reasoning, which is known variously as Inductive Generalization, Generalization, and Statistical Generalization:
X% of all observed A's are B''s.
Therefore X% of all A's are Bs.
The fallacy is committed when not enough A's are observed to warrant the conclusion. If enough A's are observed then the reasoning is not fallacious.
BTW - I did copy/paste that from the web.
If I wanted to throw logic out the window I might try to prove that New York 2 wasn't all that strong. The bottom 2 scorers in week one and three of the bottom 14 in week 2?
PS. I've lived 40 years with the last name Swallows, so my panties don't 'bunch' easily.
Mr. Squad
Description of Hasty Generalization:
This fallacy is committed when a person draws a conclusion about a population based on a sample that is not large enough. It has the following form:
Sample S, which is too small, is taken from population P.
Conclusion C is drawn about Population P based on S.
The person committing the fallacy is misusing the following type of reasoning, which is known variously as Inductive Generalization, Generalization, and Statistical Generalization:
X% of all observed A's are B''s.
Therefore X% of all A's are Bs.
The fallacy is committed when not enough A's are observed to warrant the conclusion. If enough A's are observed then the reasoning is not fallacious.
BTW - I did copy/paste that from the web.
If I wanted to throw logic out the window I might try to prove that New York 2 wasn't all that strong. The bottom 2 scorers in week one and three of the bottom 14 in week 2?
PS. I've lived 40 years with the last name Swallows, so my panties don't 'bunch' easily.
Mr. Squad
Luck in FF is like a game of Russian Roulette. The BWaz's of the world only have one bullet to spin - the rest of us have two. It's still mostly luck, but ...
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