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0 recs | 27 comments
This sounds curiously like a paid advertisement
Yodazilla - February 6, 2012
Yahoo is awful. ESPN is the way to go.
KeepItCopacetic - February 6, 2012
what is the difference
Freneau - February 6, 2012
its easier to adjust rosters and it looks better
billybeingbilly - February 6, 2012
Much easier to move players, better statistics display interface,
far better appearance.
KeepItCopacetic - February 6, 2012
ESPN is awful. Yahoo is the way to go.
I actually don’t think ESPN is awful I just like Yahoo better. Just wanted to give the other side.
I need more Esteban - February 6, 2012
Both are quite good
I can understand someone preferring one over the other, but to describe either as “awful” seems unsupportable. Is there a function or option that one has that the other doesn’t? They are both very good.
Scott McKinney - February 6, 2012
In my opinion...
Yahoo is adequate, but ESPN is better. ESPN has better stats interface, much better options for sorting. Also, ESPN doesn’t require a page reload every time you change something, which is nice. And if you like reading fantasy columns, ESPN far exceeds Yahoo!’s staff.
hawkinscm87 - February 6, 2012
I personally find Yahoo's handling of transcations
and bench management to be almost unbearable. Just personal preference though.
KeepItCopacetic - February 6, 2012
If Freneau approves, I approve
tiquanunderwear - February 6, 2012
Anyone want to do an ESPN league?
BeauJackson - February 6, 2012
yes
billybeingbilly - February 6, 2012
yes
y
EspeciallyK - February 6, 2012
Yes....so I can continue my success from football and hoops
Nighthawk at the Diner - February 6, 2012 via mobile
I do almost all Yahoo leagues, but I'm in.
Not like basketball either. I’m really in.
mitchfreakingmaier! - February 6, 2012
But of course.
KeepItCopacetic - February 6, 2012
Yes.
Is this the same deal Jeff mentioned? Do another RR league and have relegation/promotion?
hawkinscm87 - February 6, 2012
I don't know.
That would be cool if it could be somehow set up.
BeauJackson - February 6, 2012
Ooh, please pick me!
KyleM - February 6, 2012
after being previously against free leagues...
I know enough of y’all for this to be about pride…I am in…the barely-knows-advanced-stats guy is gonna tramp your envious souls
PhattStairs - February 7, 2012
CBS fantasy trumps all.
I’ve grown so tired of the statistical aggregate ways of ESPN/Yahoo. A point based system like CBS is so much more simpler and smoother. Plus they have a live chat talk and great daily updates on every player. Seriously won’t play any other league.
KCTiger - February 6, 2012 via mobile
cbs is pretty good
billybeingbilly - February 6, 2012
I am in a paid CBS Sportsline league
and we get access to MLB.com
buddyball - February 6, 2012
CBS is the worst IMO
marbotty - February 6, 2012 via mobile
CBS is great...
if your comfortable paying $150/yearly for fantasy football…of which I am not
PhattStairs - February 7, 2012
How much of this did you actually write? :)
Royals Medic - February 6, 2012
I have played numerous years on:
1. Yahoo
2. ESPN
3. CBS
4. RTSports.com
all have their little quirks…for baseball, I think yahoo is better for being able to data sort easier…for football I think ESPN is better
CBS and RTSports are both great, but cost lots o money
but…what about Ottoneu on FanGraphs? anyone played that?
PhattStairs - February 7, 2012
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