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Yankees1218
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I was wondering if there is a website that does baseball keeper leagues???
Which ones do you guys use???
Which ones do you guys use???
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Yankees1218 said:
I know you can do keepers on yahoo.
rico08
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I host a keeper league on yahoo. This will be the third season and there are open spots to take over two teams. $20 buy in if you're interested.
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How do you do it on yahoo... have a league in school and we are looking to make last years league into a keeper...
spahnandsain
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think you can mess with settings or keeper status until closer to the season.
I've been in an ESPN keeper league for the past 4 years and it's been very good so far. The player database is a little larger than yahoos, so you'd be able to pick up top prospect players and stash them on your team throughout the season. On yahoo you usually have to wait a little bit after they start playing to be able to pick up those type of players.
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After starting at Gamedayritual.com in 2005...I now play nowhere else. I have played fantasy baseball every year with multiple teams/leagues/sites since 1994. Nothing else compares for me, their platform is just so much more fun and realistic. If you want a more serious fantasy baseball experience I suggest you head over there http://www.gamedayritual.com/baseball/index.aspx. The superior player bidding process (the free agent blitz, where multiyear contracts can be offered, which is ridiculously fun) as well as a mid-year draft for prospects, bonus for L-R matchups and bonus points that reward making a real batting order. you get to build your own ballpark, too. It is pretty close to being a real major league GM. If I have any openings in one of my leagues in the Spring I can let you know if you're interested.
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