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From: stogey23

To: Coco
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Date: 4/8/2010 9:26:16 PM
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If you want to avoid the suspense, just go to Manage My Team and look to see if your cup money is there.

I haven't looked for my game yet, don't want to ruin it.

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From: dhoff

To: Coco
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Date: 4/8/2010 10:49:43 PM
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He has a solid team. I played him in the cup a few seasons ago. At my place. We both TIEd. And he took me to overtime. (12711055)

I probably would have CTed if I was in his position. Div II team at home against an NBBA team? Why not? If he wins, he probably gets a cupcake cup match next week anyway to build back some enthusiasm.

From: darykjozef

To: Coco
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Date: 4/8/2010 11:05:55 PM
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Okay. Let me explain. I agreed he has a solid team. Can he win this game on a CT vs. TIE? Yes. Is he a favorite? No. Does it spoil his season, if he loses? Pretty much.

The game you link to is from a year ago, like season 8 or whatever. He took you to overtime b/c of 2-3 zone and b/c some of your key players were on the bench. I've taken a 54 point loss in the league just so I could field my #1 team.


Not that this is any of my business, but PBS did make the elite 8 of the tournament last season, and he finished at .500 (11-11) in sixth. Him losing this game on a CT hardly "spoils his season," as you suggest. By the time inter-league play rolls around, he's hardly at any more of a disadvantage than he would be had he TIEd against you.

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From: stogey23

To: Edju
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Date: 4/8/2010 11:10:06 PM
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YOU DID IT!!!!!

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From: dhoff

To: Coco
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Date: 4/8/2010 11:35:01 PM
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Okay. Let me explain. I agreed he has a solid team. Can he win this game on a CT vs. TIE? Yes. Is he a favorite? No. Does it spoil his season, if he loses? Pretty much.

nth_mlb threw a home CT against me last season in the tournament. He beat me. (I'm still grumpy.) He wound up winning the playoffs and promoting. Perhaps not a fair point, since he's been an NBBA fixture for a while, except for the season when the wheels came off and he relegated, but a point nonetheless.

I guess my point is that a CT this early isn't going to doom a season at all. Sure, it might cause him to lose a few more games than he normally would have, but, in terms of enthusiasm, he's going to be up there with his rivals by the time the playoffs roll around. I don't see much difference between that and rolling over for you. And, on the other hand, if he wins, then he gets the continued revenue and likely easy TIEs that will come from future tournament games.

I actually think it's a decent idea for him to CT you (and not just because you're in my league! ;) ) - teams have very similar game shape and enthusiasm at this point. He gets a big bonus with HCA and a CT. (Of course, with you resting your starters the other day, he should have seen that you were going to play starters against him, but that's another story.)

The game you link to is from a year ago, like season 8 or whatever. He took you to overtime b/c of 2-3 zone and b/c some of your key players were on the bench. I've taken a 54 point loss in the league just so I could field my #1 team.

Fair enough. I mostly posted the match because I was a bit surprised to have played a non-NBBA team with equal effort (and I assume my enthusiasm was at least as good as his) on my court and to have gone to overtime. And yes, those were my backups, though my backups have always been pretty close to my starters in ability. But I take your point.

From: dhoff

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Date: 4/8/2010 11:36:18 PM
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YOU DID IT!!!!!

For a minute, I thought you meant that he'd fixed the annoying thing in the forums where when you reply to a message and hit submit, it sends you to your response, thereby skipping the rest of the messages in the thread.

:)

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