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FantasyFootballArbitration.com is your answer for any fantasy football related disputes. Whether trade, transaction or league rule based, Fantasy Football Arbitration is here to resolve your fantasy sports debate fairly, quickly and finally. There is too much on the line, your pride and cash is at stake, so make sure your dispute is ruled upon fairly, appropriately and effectively. Fantasy Football Arbitration is the only dispute resolution service that offers a Supreme Court. Not only that, but the case will be ruled on by the Online Editors of the highest sports authority, SportingNews!
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Here is a list of the TOP 6 most common fantasy football league disputes managers argue over every season...
1. Passing TD point value, 6, 5 or 4. Fantasy Football Arbitration (FFA) recommends going with 4 points for a TD pass. Otherwise QBs are too over valued.
2. How to counter running back weighted strength. FFA recommends allocating .5 points per reception.
3. Return Yards/TDs count towards player or defense? FFA recommends that special team yardage should have no point value, but all Special Teams TDs should be worth 6 points and count towards Defensive points (not player specific).
4. Payout: Head to Head (whether to payout to the winner of the season or playoffs)? FFA recommends a higher payout to the winner of the season rather than the winner of the playoffs. Playoffs are more chance, and take place when top players sit out before the playoffs. Best would be to forgo playoffs and just do win/lose records over the course of the whole season.
5. What happens when an owner drops out or gives up? FAA recommends that you have a league fee of $50 or $25 that the last place team must pay the winner at the end of the year. If everyone agrees to this at the beginning of the season, it's a good way to keep the bottom teams involved.
6. Wire/FA pickup settings. New settings in Yahoo and other sites allow leagues to not allow wire pickups on Sunday or Monday, this is highly recommended because no one likes to sit and watch every game to watch for a running back to limp off the field. FFA recommends a FA wire bid-process that goes live on Wednesday... open free agent pick up Thursday-Saturday. |
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My Clutch Fantasy Football Trade
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Every year in fantasy you are going to get a dud or two in your draft. Guys taper off after long careers, have season ending injuries, or just have plain terrible years. It is just a fact of fantasy baseball life. For me, however, there is one man that sucked the life out of my (and a whole lot of other people’s) team this year. His name is Garrett Atkins.
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A day late and a dollar short but I would like to enter the Wheelhouse this week as I watched the Red Sox secure their seventh victory of the season against the Yankees Wednesday night. The sox lead the season series 7-0 with 11 games left between the two teams unless they meet in the playoffs. For some reason the Yankees trotted Chien-Ming Wang out to the mound to continue his 2009 nightmare. Wang was tagged for 4 runs on 6 hits in less than 3 innings of work. But the box score doesn’t tell the whole story. Wang picked up right where AJ Burnett left off Tuesday night. He had a terrible time finding the strike zone with any consistency and was almost chased from the game in the first inning after he walked the bases full. Until the Yankees can sort out their pitching woes the Red Sox are the team to beat in the A.L. East and just imagine how good they could be if David Ortiz comes around. |
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