Waivers

[Royals]

Waivers are closed

[Dodgers]

As Google says it's now 12:00 pm EST, waiver claims are now being processed.

[Reds]

So everyone does a public waiver claim but John...........nice. Bullshit.

[Dodgers]

John's on vacation with limited access. When he left I wasn't sure how I was going to handle waivers, so I told him to email me his list. I decided when to post it, not him, so if you're going to throw shit, then direct it towards me.

[Dodgers]

Preliminary results (Need to be doublechecked)

Brewers claim John Lindsey, empty spot
Astros claim Mark DiFelice, empty spot
WhiteSox claim Ron Villone, empty spot
Pirates claim Luis Jimenez, empty spot
Tigers claim Wilkin Castillo, empty spot
Orioles claim Aaron Herr, empty spot
Dodgers claim Craig Counsell, empty spot
RedSox claim Grant Balfour, release Ivan Contreras
Cardinals claim Chris Gomez, release Shawn Chacon
DBacks claim Colt Morton, empty spot
Athletics claim Robby Hammock, empty spot
Giants claim Vic Darensbourg, empty spot
DevilRays claim Jon Still, empty spot
Royals claim Bob Cramer, empty spot
Rockies claim Mauro Zarate, empty spot
Mets claim William Bergolla, empty spot
Marlins claim Raul Casanova, empty spot
Reds claim Brian Rogers, empty spot
Nationals claim Rich Thompson, empty spot

WhiteSox claim Mark Hendrickson, empty spot
Pirates claim Erick Threets, empty spot
Giants claim Nate Field, empty spot
Royals claim Brian Mazone, empty spot
Reds claim Sean Barker, empty spot
Nationals claim Chris Resop, empty spot

Pirates claim Davis Romero, empty spot
Giants claim Juan Padilla, empty spot
Reds claim Jeremy Slayden, empty spot
Nationals claim Aquilino Lopez, empty spot

[Reds]

John's on vacation with limited access. When he left I wasn't sure how I was going to handle waivers, so I told him to email me his list. I decided when to post it, not him, so if you're going to throw shit, then direct it towards me.

It doesn't matter which way it's directed. The fact that we use an open process is ridiculous. When doing the research on who is available and may represent a good find the last thing any of us should want to do is post it for all to see. If I and several others knew there was an option to send the list in instead of posting it I am sure we would have taken that option. It doesn't really affect me that much because I waited until the last minute, but those that post early get the short end.

[Dodgers]

Preliminary results (Need to be doublechecked)

Brewers claim John Lindsey, empty spot
Astros claim Mark DiFelice, empty spot
WhiteSox claim Ron Villone, empty spot
Pirates claim Luis Jimenez, empty spot
Tigers claim Wilkin Castillo, empty spot
Orioles claim Aaron Herr, empty spot
Dodgers claim Craig Counsell, empty spot
RedSox claim Grant Balfour, release Ivan Contreras
Cardinals claim Chris Gomez, release Shawn Chacon
DBacks claim Colt Morton, empty spot
Athletics claim Robby Hammock, empty spot
Giants claim Vic Darensbourg, empty spot
DevilRays claim Jon Still, empty spot
Royals claim Bob Cramer, empty spot
Rockies claim Mauro Zarate, empty spot
Mets claim William Bergolla, empty spot
Marlins claim Raul Casanova, empty spot
Reds claim Brian Rogers, empty spot
Nationals claim Rich Thompson, empty spot

WhiteSox claim Mark Hendrickson, empty spot
Pirates claim Erick Threets, empty spot
Giants claim Nate Field, empty spot
Royals claim Brian Mazone, empty spot
Reds claim Sean Barker, empty spot
Nationals claim Chris Resop, empty spot

Pirates claim Davis Romero, empty spot
Giants claim Juan Padilla, empty spot
Reds claim Jeremy Slayden, empty spot
Nationals claim Aquilino Lopez, empty spot

JP tells me this looks correct, so I'll have it input shortly.

[Cardinals]

John's on vacation with limited access. When he left I wasn't sure how I was going to handle waivers, so I told him to email me his list. I decided when to post it, not him, so if you're going to throw shit, then direct it towards me.

It doesn't matter which way it's directed. The fact that we use an open process is ridiculous. When doing the research on who is available and may represent a good find the last thing any of us should want to do is post it for all to see. If I and several others knew there was an option to send the list in instead of posting it I am sure we would have taken that option. It doesn't really affect me that much because I waited until the last minute, but those that post early get the short end.

There's not a lot of research that goes into this. You look at the free agent list and dissect a few numbers. It isn't a painstaking task.

[Dodgers]

Please don't sign your players, I'll be inputting them.

[Rangers]

In the future I do think that we need to submit them privately to Shawn or something. No reason to have posturing be a big part of this. We should move to that for next year.

[Dodgers]

It's already in the works. Just didn't have time this year.

[Cardinals]

I don't disagree with that.

I just disagree with the "research" argument, but in the future I think we should make this either into a draft (which it basically is anyway) or private in some form.

[Reds]

John's on vacation with limited access. When he left I wasn't sure how I was going to handle waivers, so I told him to email me his list. I decided when to post it, not him, so if you're going to throw shit, then direct it towards me.

It doesn't matter which way it's directed. The fact that we use an open process is ridiculous. When doing the research on who is available and may represent a good find the last thing any of us should want to do is post it for all to see. If I and several others knew there was an option to send the list in instead of posting it I am sure we would have taken that option. It doesn't really affect me that much because I waited until the last minute, but those that post early get the short end.

There's not a lot of research that goes into this. You look at the free agent list and dissect a few numbers. It isn't a painstaking task.

Especially since all you really have to do is look at the first couple of claim lists posted............fix it for next year, on to this season.

[Cardinals]

It doesn't matter which way it's directed. The fact that we use an open process is ridiculous. When doing the research on who is available and may represent a good find the last thing any of us should want to do is post it for all to see. If I and several others knew there was an option to send the list in instead of posting it I am sure we would have taken that option. It doesn't really affect me that much because I waited until the last minute, but those that post early get the short end.

There's not a lot of research that goes into this. You look at the free agent list and dissect a few numbers. It isn't a painstaking task.

Especially since all you really have to do is look at the first couple of claim lists posted............fix it for next year, on to this season.

If directed towards me, none of the players I claimed were even mentioned by anybody else.

If not, then I guess it proves that doing your own "research" and not monkey-see monkey-do pays off. Regardless there will be a different system next year. It's typically no secret who the big simmers are anyway, and I'm pretty sure that's one of the first things people look for when they even get the database.

[Reds]

There's not a lot of research that goes into this. You look at the free agent list and dissect a few numbers. It isn't a painstaking task.

Especially since all you really have to do is look at the first couple of claim lists posted............fix it for next year, on to this season.

If directed towards me, none of the players I claimed were even mentioned by anybody else.

If not, then I guess it proves that doing your own "research" and not monkey-see monkey-do pays off. Regardless there will be a different system next year. It's typically no secret who the big simmers are anyway, and I'm pretty sure that's one of the first things people look for when they even get the database.

It wasn't directed at anyone in particular. I was just pointing out it could be done that way. I'm done with this thread, it seems to be taking a bad turn.

[Cardinals]

It could, and it will be fixed for next year in some capacity.

[Royals]

It doesn't matter which way it's directed. The fact that we use an open process is ridiculous. When doing the research on who is available and may represent a good find the last thing any of us should want to do is post it for all to see. If I and several others knew there was an option to send the list in instead of posting it I am sure we would have taken that option. It doesn't really affect me that much because I waited until the last minute, but those that post early get the short end.

There's not a lot of research that goes into this. You look at the free agent list and dissect a few numbers. It isn't a painstaking task.

Especially since all you really have to do is look at the first couple of claim lists posted............fix it for next year, on to this season.

That was a pretty low shot to take since it doesn't look like anyone actually did that.
I'm with JP on this 'research' it's pitcher splits and batter splits, both of which are available easily from the d-base. That's like calling goign to Wikipedia research.

[Dodgers]

All set and input.

[Brewers]

Just a heads up - people may want to double check their rosters. I lost someone (Chris Lubanski) during the waivers processed that wasn't dropped. Everything else on the roster looks good though....

[Dodgers]

Just a heads up - people may want to double check their rosters. I lost someone (Chris Lubanski) during the waivers processed that wasn't dropped. Everything else on the roster looks good though....

Fixed. That was not related to waivers, but rather a result of converting the projection disk into OOPSS.

[Brewers]

Ahh kk - I just figured it was waivers due to the fact that it happened around the time they closed/were processed today. He was on my roster when I was going through my roster this morning.