The Kenndoza Line and Red Hots shook hands from across the standings on a deal earlier tonight.
Shoring up their offense, the Line acquired Cub Killer Carlos Lee. The Red Hots looking to build a small dynasty in the future acquired Pedro Alvarez, Gaby Sanchez and Alcides Escobar.
The make room on his roster, the Red Hots released Micah Owings and Drew Sutton.
Thursday, July 30, 2009
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Clowns/DoorMatts deal
Showing that he wasn't going to stand idly by, the DoorMatts got involved in the Trade Dance by swapping middle infielders with the Clowns. The DoorMatts sent team favorite Ryan Theriot and his expiring contract to the Clowns for slugging, cement gloved Dan Uggla.
Sunday, July 26, 2009
Correction from the Front Office
In a previous post I mentioned that anyone acquired via the FAAB that had a salary of .25 or higher came with some restrictions. Those being: 1) must be kept going into next year's draft or else the team cutting the player loses half the salary (rounded up) off their $2.60 budget and, 2) the player could not be traded.
Seems I was half right. Point #1 is valid, but Point #2 apparently was a fabrication in my mind. Nowhere in the Constitution does it say the player cannot be traded. But if there is a trade, the acquiring team has to abide by the restrictions in Point #1.
So the good news is you still have six days left to make a proposal to MooreBetter and get Matt Holliday.
Man, David sure made this Commissioner thing look easy for 25 years. Sorry for the confusion.
Seems I was half right. Point #1 is valid, but Point #2 apparently was a fabrication in my mind. Nowhere in the Constitution does it say the player cannot be traded. But if there is a trade, the acquiring team has to abide by the restrictions in Point #1.
So the good news is you still have six days left to make a proposal to MooreBetter and get Matt Holliday.
Man, David sure made this Commissioner thing look easy for 25 years. Sorry for the confusion.
Happy Holiday, ding-ding-ding
Matt Holiday
MooreBetter .50 (Jeffriess)
Dem Rebels .43 (Burke, C.)
Copperfields .39 (Open Slot)
Kenndoza Line .33 (Kinney)
Red Hots .32 (Owings)
Clowns .28 (Nieve)
Julio Lugo
Copperfields .24 (Open Slot)
Kenndoza Line .11 (Kinney)
Dem Rebels .05 (Scales)
Clowns .05 (Marson)
Steve Pearce
Kenndoza Line .06 (Kinney)
Clowns .05 (Marson)
Red Hots .05 (Castro)
Rafael Betancourt
Clowns .05 (Nieve)
Oscar Salazar
Clowns .05 (Marson)
MooreBetter .50 (Jeffriess)
Dem Rebels .43 (Burke, C.)
Copperfields .39 (Open Slot)
Kenndoza Line .33 (Kinney)
Red Hots .32 (Owings)
Clowns .28 (Nieve)
Julio Lugo
Copperfields .24 (Open Slot)
Kenndoza Line .11 (Kinney)
Dem Rebels .05 (Scales)
Clowns .05 (Marson)
Steve Pearce
Kenndoza Line .06 (Kinney)
Clowns .05 (Marson)
Red Hots .05 (Castro)
Rafael Betancourt
Clowns .05 (Nieve)
Oscar Salazar
Clowns .05 (Marson)
Friday, July 24, 2009
Coming Down to the Trade Wire
Howdy Y'all!
It's that time of the year again where we are coming to the end of the Trading Season. Here are a couple of general reminders about the deadlines, process, etc and one twist for this year.
First the twist. What do Kelly Johnson, Chris Duncan, Khalil Greene and my wife, the Lady Rebel all have in common? They have conspired to doom the Rebels to the second division. The first three by their ineffective play, the latter by well-meaning action. By that I mean that Kim has planned a family vacation to begin this Friday (July 31st) and end next Thursday (August 6th). As you can see from the dates below, she did not consult the CFCL Constitution on Trade Deadlines and IAFB Day (actually maybe she did and this is her passive aggressive way of getting back at me for leaving her with four children all day on Draft Day).
So, since I will be out of town on the final day of the Trade Season, if you make a trade on Thursday the 31st or August 1st, please report that deal (both teams with associated moves) to Mike Coulter, CCC Owner and Sportsline God. I will still be available to receive any trades prior to the 31st.
Also (although this doesn't affect what you do) Mike will check the FAAB e-mail on Saturday and Sunday in my stead.
So let's move on to the deadlines.
CFCL TRADE DEADLINE - Noon August 1st. All trades must be reported with associated moves by noon August 1st, no exceptions.
Interleague Free Agent Bid Day (IFABD) - I give you the Constitution:
Interleague Free Agent Bid (IFAB) Day - On the day immediately following the MLB Interleague Trading Deadline, the CFCL will hold a special sealed bid auction. Players who were traded from the American League to the National League on the day of the trading deadline, as well as any other free agents, are eligible to be bid upon on IFAB Day.
Players who are traded from the American League to the National League on the same day as the MLB Interleague Trading Deadline (typically July 31) are not eligible to be bid upon until IFAB Day, even if the trading deadline occurs on a Sunday. In other words, if July 31 falls on a Sunday and an AL player is traded to the NL at 9:00 on Sunday morning, that player cannot be bid upon until the next day, even though he was in the NL prior to the 3:00 PM Sunday transaction deadline.
So - in this year's terms IFAB day is Saturday, August 1st. On Saturday, August 1st EVERYONE in the Free Agent Pool is available to be acquired. Technically you can also put in a bid the following day - our normal Sunday bid deadline, but I would think if you wanted someone, you would be bidding for them on Saturday.
The Constitution doesn't specifically say the exact time deadline for a bid - just that the IFABD is August 1st. So let's keep everything the same - 3pm on August 1st is the deadline. Any bids after 3pm will count for Sunday's bid.
Here's a recap of how much money everyone has to spend. Keep in mind these numbers could change (will change) after the bidding this weekend.
Ruffins .79
Bulls .70
Copperfields .64
MooreBetter .62
Revenge .54
Kenndoza Line .54
Rebels .48
Red Hots .44
DoorMatts .30
Clowns .28
Any bids that exceed .25 will mean that player has to be kept going into next year's draft (and cannot be traded during the off season) or a penalty of one half the salary will be assessed against your 2.60 budget.
So to recap:
It's that time of the year again where we are coming to the end of the Trading Season. Here are a couple of general reminders about the deadlines, process, etc and one twist for this year.
First the twist. What do Kelly Johnson, Chris Duncan, Khalil Greene and my wife, the Lady Rebel all have in common? They have conspired to doom the Rebels to the second division. The first three by their ineffective play, the latter by well-meaning action. By that I mean that Kim has planned a family vacation to begin this Friday (July 31st) and end next Thursday (August 6th). As you can see from the dates below, she did not consult the CFCL Constitution on Trade Deadlines and IAFB Day (actually maybe she did and this is her passive aggressive way of getting back at me for leaving her with four children all day on Draft Day).
So, since I will be out of town on the final day of the Trade Season, if you make a trade on Thursday the 31st or August 1st, please report that deal (both teams with associated moves) to Mike Coulter, CCC Owner and Sportsline God. I will still be available to receive any trades prior to the 31st.
Also (although this doesn't affect what you do) Mike will check the FAAB e-mail on Saturday and Sunday in my stead.
So let's move on to the deadlines.
CFCL TRADE DEADLINE - Noon August 1st. All trades must be reported with associated moves by noon August 1st, no exceptions.
Interleague Free Agent Bid Day (IFABD) - I give you the Constitution:
Interleague Free Agent Bid (IFAB) Day - On the day immediately following the MLB Interleague Trading Deadline, the CFCL will hold a special sealed bid auction. Players who were traded from the American League to the National League on the day of the trading deadline, as well as any other free agents, are eligible to be bid upon on IFAB Day.
Players who are traded from the American League to the National League on the same day as the MLB Interleague Trading Deadline (typically July 31) are not eligible to be bid upon until IFAB Day, even if the trading deadline occurs on a Sunday. In other words, if July 31 falls on a Sunday and an AL player is traded to the NL at 9:00 on Sunday morning, that player cannot be bid upon until the next day, even though he was in the NL prior to the 3:00 PM Sunday transaction deadline.
So - in this year's terms IFAB day is Saturday, August 1st. On Saturday, August 1st EVERYONE in the Free Agent Pool is available to be acquired. Technically you can also put in a bid the following day - our normal Sunday bid deadline, but I would think if you wanted someone, you would be bidding for them on Saturday.
The Constitution doesn't specifically say the exact time deadline for a bid - just that the IFABD is August 1st. So let's keep everything the same - 3pm on August 1st is the deadline. Any bids after 3pm will count for Sunday's bid.
Here's a recap of how much money everyone has to spend. Keep in mind these numbers could change (will change) after the bidding this weekend.
Ruffins .79
Bulls .70
Copperfields .64
MooreBetter .62
Revenge .54
Kenndoza Line .54
Rebels .48
Red Hots .44
DoorMatts .30
Clowns .28
Any bids that exceed .25 will mean that player has to be kept going into next year's draft (and cannot be traded during the off season) or a penalty of one half the salary will be assessed against your 2.60 budget.
So to recap:
- Any trades completed on July 31st or August 1st will be reported to Mike C.
- IAFB Deadline for bids is August 1st at 3pm.
- All Players in the Free Agent Pool are eligible to be bid on Saturday, August 1st
- The Rebels, instead of bidding on the latest flavor from the National League will be fighting off mice and killer whales, tra la, tra la.
Sunday, July 19, 2009
It's a BOB, BOB, BOB, BOB, BOB and kenn World
Alberto Gonzalez
Red Hots .05 (Koshansky)
Brooks Conrad
Red Hots .05 (Young, E.)
Juan Castro
Red Hots .05 (LaRue)
Jarett Hoffpauir
Red Hots .05 (Hampton)
Chad Gaudin
Red Hots .05 (T. Miller)
Will Venable
Kenndoza Line .06 (open slot)
Red Hots .05 (Koshansky)
Brooks Conrad
Red Hots .05 (Young, E.)
Juan Castro
Red Hots .05 (LaRue)
Jarett Hoffpauir
Red Hots .05 (Hampton)
Chad Gaudin
Red Hots .05 (T. Miller)
Will Venable
Kenndoza Line .06 (open slot)
Saturday, July 18, 2009
The Line Strikes Back!
The Candy Colored Clowns and Kenndoza Line completed a deal earlier today with a couple of interesting twists.
The Clowns trade Jake Fox, Ramon Hernandez and Ronald Belisario to the Line for Emilio Bonifacio, Elijah Dukes, Laynce Nix and Lou Marson.
One interesting side story is that according to Kenn, Jake Fox was the key. He has his son's first name (Jake), his mom's maiden name (Fox) and is a Cub so "it must be destiny."
The other interesting note in this deal is here is the first place team making a deal to stave off the determined Copperfields. Four of the seven players involved in the deal were acquired from the Free Agent Pool after Draft Day (Nix, Marson, Fox and Belisario). Maybe the Free Agent Talent Pool was deeper than I thought.
The Clowns trade Jake Fox, Ramon Hernandez and Ronald Belisario to the Line for Emilio Bonifacio, Elijah Dukes, Laynce Nix and Lou Marson.
One interesting side story is that according to Kenn, Jake Fox was the key. He has his son's first name (Jake), his mom's maiden name (Fox) and is a Cub so "it must be destiny."
The other interesting note in this deal is here is the first place team making a deal to stave off the determined Copperfields. Four of the seven players involved in the deal were acquired from the Free Agent Pool after Draft Day (Nix, Marson, Fox and Belisario). Maybe the Free Agent Talent Pool was deeper than I thought.
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