Power Pros Forum

The fantasy sports website I frequent as taught me two things.

1) The only times you veto is collusion. There have been countless discussions about it, and the general consensus is that you don't veto unless you know that one team isn't trying to benefit themselves. I really wish I'd known this before the Heyward-Archer trade, because I probably look like a giant hypocrite now, but whatever. While I still firmly believe that Heyward is the superior player, there was no reason to try and veto that deal.
Unless there is a Tulo for Nick Punto trade, that is vetoable too. And yes, that really happened.

2) It's also taught me that Brian Dozier is a god

OK, I'm going to vote yes on the new trade. Yes, it probably makes Skittles a bit overpowered in terms of name-power, but both players starting out have been underperforming. Maybe they'll get better, maybe they won't. There were good enough reasons, in my mind, to decide to vote yes on the new trade. I suggest we move on from the Reyes-CarGo topic pretty soon, because I feel that it's going to get verbally ugly very soon.

And if the Dodgers and Red Sox taught us anything last season, it's that big names can only get you so far.

In other news, Abreu got put on the DL. Fantasy baseball is starting to become fantasy football. Whoever has the most players left standing will probably win

....i need a 1b

....i need a 1b

how does juan francisco for andrew mccutchen sound?

Sounds good according to Skittles' standards.