Yahoo has proved over the years to not have any consistency in their update (every year they do some random update till November).MSP4LYFE wroteCOLONThat is a terrible point...Position eligibility changes over the course of a season, players switch spots, or can get dual eligibility due to an injury, to limit players to one position at the start of the season is beyond moronic. I also completely disagree with you in regards to Yahoo, they are fantastic with eligibility, and make quick updates. I'm not sure what your problem with them is...kyuss wroteCOLON lol, let me add a due in your opinion.
fine, so this is the 'rule', i couldn't read it anywhere.We go by CBS positions, and can apply for changes with an admin (Scott/Matt/Mike) provided we have substantial evidence, I.E. game sheet, or confirmation from a major site (NHL.com/yahoo/espn).
any example of a gamesheet that could be used?
as for getting confirmation from major site, i know for sure yahoo has been crap till now as far position eligibility goes.. not sure about nhl.com and espn.. anyway, the question is:
all it takes to have the role changed/added is providing confirmation by ONE of those major sites?
If that's the case i think we can get the position we want for most players that ever played in more than one position, which could still be a standard, not saying otherwise.
i agree there is no point in arguing over a specific case before CBS updates..i was mentioning Steckel and Regin to understand the criteria used.Yep...Honestly I think some are making a big deal out of nothing, every league I have ever played in has some skewed eligibilty, I.E. Liriano with RP and SP eligibilty, but it's never been an issue, rather a motivator to collect guys like this. But it seems like enough people are on the same page here, so I don't forsee it being an issue.
However, as for the subject not being a big deal, i disagree. Having a player's position changed, especially during the season, can be a decisive factor (obviously with main reference to FW).
You would have a point if players' roles were establlished once and for all at the start of the league, with all the GMs having the same chance to go after them, but that's not our case.
Just to mention what's on top of my head, Yahoo added the RW position to Pavelski lol, whereas Oshie was only a C the whole season.
Anyway, that is not point.. i was just asking if one of those site was enough to be given the requested position, since you said there is no discrection involved, but you didn't reply on that.
As for the moronic thing.. i was not proposing positions to stay the same over the whole year actually (not that i would have any problem with that btw), you should probably pay more attention while reading.. rather, i was stating that the fact positions can change during the year make the way positions are changed/added quite a big deal.
it would not be an issue but only a motivator if those guys were free agents, or up for grabs in a draft; once they are already owned and their position gets changed, that obviously can change a player's value and i don't see how motivating another GM to go after that player (paying more than before) would make it less of an issue.Honestly I think some are making a big deal out of nothing, every league I have ever played in has some skewed eligibilty, I.E. Liriano with RP and SP eligibilty, but it's never been an issue, rather a motivator to collect guys like this
If a GM owns Pavelski and he gets awarded the RW position whereas another one has Oshie and doesn't get the RW, that would be an issue, even if i would be more motivated to go after Pavelski, lol.