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Dada · 11-21-2006, 02:37 AM

From a statistical standpoint, not having a stud like LT or Pujols really evens the playing field. A lot of studies have been made in this, and they all concluded that if you have a first pick overall in like a Marshall Faulk year (LT this year), you have a huge advantage over all other teams.

I gave fantasy hockey a shot once. My first pick (which was the 4th overall) was Milan Hedjuk. He was a bust that year (two years ago I think). That's when I gave up on Fantasy Hockey.

11-21-2006, 02:37 AM	#6 (permalink)
Dada Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 125	From a statistical standpoint, not having a stud like LT or Pujols really evens the playing field. A lot of studies have been made in this, and they all concluded that if you have a first pick overall in like a Marshall Faulk year (LT this year), you have a huge advantage over all other teams. I gave fantasy hockey a shot once. My first pick (which was the 4th overall) was Milan Hedjuk. He was a bust that year (two years ago I think). That's when I gave up on Fantasy Hockey.