1st Round Draft Picks
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1st Round Draft Picks
I think we need to make all first rounders trade-able at this point and no time limit on all of them, and then start the timed portion on the start of round 2.
Otherwise it's not fair to those picking 25-30 or whatever is coming up on Jan 5.; so Bren you can sit on your pick as long as you want but others should receive that same luxury.
Otherwise it's not fair to those picking 25-30 or whatever is coming up on Jan 5.; so Bren you can sit on your pick as long as you want but others should receive that same luxury.
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I agree 100%!Pirates wrote:I think we need to make all first rounders trade-able at this point and no time limit on all of them, and then start the timed portion on the start of round 2.
Otherwise it's not fair to those picking 25-30 or whatever is coming up on Jan 5 ...
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I also believe this is an issue that requires 4 affirmative votes - there are currently three recorded.Mets wrote:I agree 100%!Pirates wrote:I think we need to make all first rounders trade-able at this point and no time limit on all of them, and then start the timed portion on the start of round 2.
Otherwise it's not fair to those picking 25-30 or whatever is coming up on Jan 5 ...
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My proposal:Mets wrote:Why do you believe this ... because he has basically disappeared?RedSox wrote:We're gonna have a major problem when we get to Nate's pick.
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The ExCo, recognizing an oversight in allowing trading of draft picks during the untimed portion of the draft and wanting to ensure that all first round picks are treated appropriately in an equally fair manner, has decided that all first round picks may be traded and that there will be no time limit on any first round pick as long as the GM of that has posted on the IBC Boards his intention to solicit trade offers for his first round pick within 48 hours of his pick being on the clock.
The timed portion of the draft will start with the end of the first round. At that point in time absolutely no draft picks may be traded and the clock will be strictly adhered to.
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The "48 hours" thing is just to address a situation like a GM disappearing. Kinda' like in Illinois when they pass legislation that begins "In cities whose population is over 3,000,000" ... They could just say "In Chicago - and only in Chicago" just like we could say "if Nate doesn't surface by the time his pick is up" - but they don't and we shouldn't.Mets wrote:My proposal:Mets wrote:Why do you believe this ... because he has basically disappeared?RedSox wrote:We're gonna have a major problem when we get to Nate's pick.
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The ExCo, recognizing an oversight in allowing trading of draft picks during the untimed portion of the draft and wanting to ensure that all first round picks are treated appropriately in an equally fair manner, has decided that all first round picks may be traded and that there will be no time limit on any first round pick as long as the GM of that has posted on the IBC Boards his intention to solicit trade offers for his first round pick within 48 hours of his pick being on the clock.
The timed portion of the draft will start with the end of the first round. At that point in time absolutely no draft picks may be traded and the clock will be strictly adhered to.
sorry, but the idea of changing any of these rules in the middle of the draft is flat out wrong and I have a major problem with any of it. Especially this latest proposal. What part of "No Time limit" or "Untimed" is unclear? the Timed portion of the draft does not begin until January 4th, changing the rules in the middle of the process is, simply, wrong.
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Bren -RedSox wrote: The Timed portion of the draft starts January 4th.
I respectfully disagree with you here ... if the ExCo decides to extend the untimed period through the completion of the first round - as it should do to ensure that all GMs are treated fairly - then that is what will happen.
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1. In regards to Nate, i tried calling him today. His VM message said he has lost his phone and to try his House or Gf's # but that he would be checking this VM periodically. I left a message saying to call me, his pick was coming up and his absence in the IBC was becoming an issue.
2. Jim, sorry, but barring some kind of travesty or obscene matter of fairness, we should not be changing the rule in the middle of the process. If it IS such an important issue though, then it would seem to demand 5 of 6 votes, not 4 of 6. If you want to change it, stop all pick trading immediately, as should have been done when the draft started.
2. Jim, sorry, but barring some kind of travesty or obscene matter of fairness, we should not be changing the rule in the middle of the process. If it IS such an important issue though, then it would seem to demand 5 of 6 votes, not 4 of 6. If you want to change it, stop all pick trading immediately, as should have been done when the draft started.
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Bren -RedSox wrote:1. In regards to Nate, i tried calling him today. His VM message said he has lost his phone and to try his House or Gf's # but that he would be checking this VM periodically. I left a message saying to call me, his pick was coming up and his absence in the IBC was becoming an issue.
2. Jim, sorry, but barring some kind of travesty or obscene matter of fairness, we should not be changing the rule in the middle of the process. If it IS such an important issue though, then it would seem to demand 5 of 6 votes, not 4 of 6. If you want to change it, stop all pick trading immediately, as should have been done when the draft started.
I am not proposing to change any rules ... I am simply proposing that all 1st round picks be treated in a similar manner ... To suspend trading immedaitely as you suggest, would instead be changing the rules in mid-stream.
Since I am not proposing to change a rule it should only require 4 votes .. though I am relatively sure this will get 5 votes as you are the only one against it I believe.