I'll try to host a 1k league this year.
If not enough people, maybe I'll drop the buy in to 500 fgs.
Was thinking about doing G, A, P, +/-, SOG, FW, HIT, BLK for forward/defensemen and W, GAA, SV%, SV for goalies.
2C
2LW
2RW
5D
1U
2G
4Bench
4IR
2IR+
Was also thinking of doing something new with the waivers this year, lmk what you guys think. Instead of being first come first serve for FA players, we would use the Continuous Waivers system with a Free Agent Budget for the year. Here's how it works :
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In this mode, all unclaimed players are on waivers at all times. When a manager makes a claim to add a player, a clock starts, letting other managers have the chance to make a claim on the same player.
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Each manager is given a budget that ranges between $1 (min) to $999,999,999 (max) to make offers on unclaimed players that are on waivers. The default budget is $100, but the commish of a Private League can adjust the budget as they see fit.
Offers are blind, so other managers can't see what your offer is.
Your offer can range from $0 to the remainder of your budget.
Highest offer at the end of the waiver period signs the player.
Offer amount is deducted from the manager's budget that signs the player.
Ties are broken by Continual Rolling List waiver priority.
Note - Your FAB budget does not replenish when it runs out. This budget is meant to last the entire season.
I'm trying to remove the "first come, first serve" setup. The way I'm suggesting everyone would have a shot if say a good prospect is called up.. Or if a #1 goalie goes down, everyone would have a fair shot at picking up his replacement.
Let me know what you guys think!