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Mitchell Report Fantasy Draft

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mross34

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Me and a couple friends are having a little fun with the Mitchell Report being released on Thursday. We devised a scoring system to hold a fantasy draft. Feel free to play along.

1 pt for every season over 30 homeruns, 2 for every season over 45 homeruns
1 pt for every season over 100 rbis, 2 for every season over 130 rbis
1 pt for every season over .300 BA, 2 for every season over .325 BA

1 pt for every season with an ERA below 3.25, 2 for every season with an ERA below 2.75
1 pt for every season with over 150 ks, 2 for every season over 200 ks
1 pt for every season with over 13 wins, 2 for every season over 18 wins
1 pt for every season with over 30 saves, 2 for every season over 45 saves

3 pts for every all-star appearance
5 pts for every MVP or Cy Young Award
5 pts for every World Series Ring

2 pts for every Silver Slugger Award
2 pts for every Gold Glove

Barry Bonds, Sammy Sosa, Mark Mcguire, Rafael Palmiero, Jason Giambi, and anyone else already admitting steroid use are off-limits

You only get points for people who are in the 60-80 names on the list

We were thinking somewhere around 5 people and 10-20 rounds, being that a lot of people will not be on the list

Draft would go pretty much as a normal fantasy draft would 1,2,3,4,5 in the first round then 5,4,3,2,1 in the second round

Enjoy!
 
we drafted today...
this is my team

Roger Clemens
Matt Williams
Jim Thome
Bret Boone
Brian Giles
Vernon Wells
Nomaah Garciapara
Armando Benitez
Shawn Green
Scott Rolen
Kevin Brown
Travis Hafner
 
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My friend and I were absolutely convinced that Felipe Lopez was on Steroids the season before he was traded to the Nats. I cant wait to see if we were right.

My Team

1b. Hafner/ Carlos Pena
2b. B.Boone/Robby Alomar/ M. Giles
3b. A.Boone/Matt Williams
SS. Felipe Lopez/Tejada
OF. Bonds/B.Giles
OF. Guillen/Matthews Jr.
OF. Sheffield/Shawn Green
SP. Burnett
SP. K. Brown
SP. Carl Pavano
SP. P. Byrd
SP. Paul Wilson
CL. Benitez
MR. Mota
MR. Juan Rincon
MR. Rafael Betancourt
 
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Lou Ferrigno's Medicine Cabinet

Juan Gonzalez
Frank Thomas
Luis Gonzalez
Jermaine Dye
Vinny Castilla
Chuck Finley
Manny Ramirez
Randy Johnson
Alfonso Soriano
Craig Biggio
Trevor Hoffman
Derek Jeter


redbenn, you goin down...
 
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Dispatch

Baseball
Report to name some big names
MVPs, All-Stars expected among list of 60-80 players
Thursday, December 13, 2007 3:25 AM
By Tom Haudricourt


Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

MILWAUKEE -- Baseball commissioner Bud Selig has been asked more times than he can count if he was nervous about the findings of the Mitchell Report.

"Why would I be nervous about it?" Selig replied. "I'm the one who commissioned the report."
That's true, but if Selig isn't nervous about the details of the investigation into steroid use in Major League Baseball, he might be in the minority among the game's officials and players. More than anything else, people are waiting to see which names will be named.
The Associated Press reported last night that the probe by former Sen. George Mitchell will finger MVPs and All-Stars and call for beefed-up testing by an outside agency to clean up the game.

Continued.....
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Clemens Pettitte supposedly on list NY Daily News 12/13

Among the names expected to appear in the Mitchell Report today are two of the most revered pitchers in Yankee history - Roger Clemens and Andy Pettitte.
According to a source familiar with information provided to Mitchell, Brian McNamee, the longtime personal trainer for the players, gave the former Senate majority leader conducting a steroids investigation for Major League Baseball information linking Clemens to the use of steroids and human growth hormone and Pettitte to human growth hormone.
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buckeyemania11;1027203; said:
this report is a huge joke

The MLB should be ashamed for allowing it to be conducted (and by a biased party)
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Or perhaps MLB should be ashamed for allowing players to improve their performance with the use of illegally obtained substances, and basking in the false glow of tainted records being set during the "steroid era".

But hey, chicks dig the long ball, so it's all good 'n shit.
 
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