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I think the two key people determining the time of day is batdad and kuulapaa.
Being the "book-ends" of our timezones, we have to watch that batdad won't be drafting too early in the morning, and that kuulapaa won't be drafting too late at night.
For example: a 2pm EST draft... batdad would be at 11am, and kuulapaa would be at 9pm.
Being the "book-ends" of our timezones, we have to watch that batdad won't be drafting too early in the morning, and that kuulapaa won't be drafting too late at night.
For example: a 2pm EST draft... batdad would be at 11am, and kuulapaa would be at 9pm.
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Lidas--Yeah they were nice to you. Not so much to me....
Wonder why?
As for the draft-We need to find a time that works for all. So my thoughts are minimal. Mornings are usually fine (Pacific Time for me) and I think that puts it evening in Europe and afternoon back east. Not sure though....my mind is growing old since I turned 40.


As for the draft-We need to find a time that works for all. So my thoughts are minimal. Mornings are usually fine (Pacific Time for me) and I think that puts it evening in Europe and afternoon back east. Not sure though....my mind is growing old since I turned 40.
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That sucks B72...and I just found out batboy has practice Saturday 1PM our time, which means I have to get out of here at 1200 our time. Shite.
Anyway...an 8 AM PST Saturday time is fine for me, and then I leave at 1100...how many rounds will that get us through? Put a time limit on picks or you get the next one on the set list? Can you do that?
I had voted for Sunday too, because I figured it would work better, but I dont really care. I would like to be around, but I can always kick your butts by making deals...Seen that before haven't we? Just have to do a tiny bit better...
Anyway...an 8 AM PST Saturday time is fine for me, and then I leave at 1100...how many rounds will that get us through? Put a time limit on picks or you get the next one on the set list? Can you do that?
I had voted for Sunday too, because I figured it would work better, but I dont really care. I would like to be around, but I can always kick your butts by making deals...Seen that before haven't we? Just have to do a tiny bit better...
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I think we're going with smaller teams this year, so I don't think the draft should take as long as it did last year. Anyone remember how long it took last year?
Saturday at 8 AM PST is 12 PM my time. That sounds pretty good to me. It would also make it so that it's easier for the folks over in Europe, right?
Saturday at 8 AM PST is 12 PM my time. That sounds pretty good to me. It would also make it so that it's easier for the folks over in Europe, right?
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Hmm... that's 1 am for me, and my family would be asleep. How long does the draft usually take?B. Stinson wrote:Looks like Saturday is becoming the best day. And with batdad able to do 8am, that makes it a lot better for kuulapaa.
Which would give us... Saturday at: 8am US Pacific = 11am US Eastern = 4pm England = 6pm Finland.
Thoughts on that?
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That sounds great to me! It solves my Sunday day plans conflict and my Sunday evening conflicting draft problems.B. Stinson wrote:Looks like Saturday is becoming the best day. And with batdad able to do 8am, that makes it a lot better for kuulapaa.
Which would give us... Saturday at: 8am US Pacific = 11am US Eastern = 4pm England = 6pm Finland.
Thoughts on that?
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If this works like other leagues I've played, you must have C play C and LW play LW and so on. Of course, some players have more than one position. It makes you choose your players more carefully than if you just have forwards playing any forward position.Lidas wrote:Are we only allowed to have Centers in the C position LW as LW, RW as RW, or can any forward play any forward position?
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That's a much better way of doing it. Last year we had that Forwards could play anywhere, i ended up with my whole team being RW's.bruins72 wrote:If this works like other leagues I've played, you must have C play C and LW play LW and so on. Of course, some players have more than one position. It makes you choose your players more carefully than if you just have forwards playing any forward position.Lidas wrote:Are we only allowed to have Centers in the C position LW as LW, RW as RW, or can any forward play any forward position?
What was the point in the draft poll? Which was voted as Sunday. Not sure i can be there if it's saturday. Looks like it's set in stone though now.