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Vetoing Fantasy Baseball Trades?
I'm just wondering what people think about the ethics/implications of vetoing a Fantasy Baseball trade. I've been trying for weeks to complete a deal which I believe would have filled my needs, but one guy in my league keeps vetoing every deal I make, regardless of whether it's fair or not (I like to think they are all fair). It's becoming a severe impediment to me, as he's even telling people specifically to veto my trades. There is the possibility that he is just being an ********, but I'd like to know what other people think.
I need a shortstop, and some sheer offensive punch, while I have speed and pitching to offer.
The deal I proposed was:
C Russell Martin
OF Jacoby Ellsbury
SS Alexei Ramirez
RP Jonathan Papelbon
SP Justin Verlander
in exchange for
SS Hanley Ramirez
C Brian McCann
OF Carlos Lee
RP Jonathan Broxton
I don't think the deal looks ridiculously unfair, but I might be wrong.
5 Answers
- PennyLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Vetoing trades is a nasty business. People who do it are small minded and childish. That said, you're stuck with it. Try to find out from the guy why he's calling for others to veto and try to get on his good side, or give it up and do your trades with the waiver wire and free agent pool.
- 1 decade ago
Talk it over with all the managers and see if there could be some changes to the rules
- reny dLv 41 decade ago
try and talk to all managers in your league. ask them why they won't let you make a trade?
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