I have tried e-mails to Yahoo Fantasy Sports but they dont seem to give me a solution.  Anyone else have this same problem with Fantasy Baseball ?
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If your in head to head you won't have any max innings or games played.
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You're in FOUR yahoo leagues?  My advice to you is to get a life.  \n\nCome on, fantasy sports can be fun but at some point you have to expand your horizons a little.
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You just decide what fantasy sport you want to play.  Yahoo fantasy sports is a good site and I like the way their leagues are set up (I've played in others and they were not as user friendly).  You can sign up to play in a public league and you'll be randomly assigned to a league.  Your team will be picked by autodraft then but you can still trade players and pick up other players.  Then it's just a matter of keeping your line up set to play.  Basketball and baseball take more work because they have so many games but you can set your line up for several days in advance. \n\nIt's really fun if you have enough friends and coworkers to have a private league where everyone in the league knows everyone.  You can do a lot of smack talk and make crazy trades and it's really fun.  It's really fun too if you can do a live draft (where everyone is either on line at one time choosing or you actually go to a sports bar and pick in person).  Just a warning for a live draft---that is alot of work for the commissioner because then they have to go in and assign all the players to each person's team.  Autodraft is easier but not as much fun.\n\nJust go to the yahoo fantasy website and you can get started.  It's fun and I hope you get a good team the first time out!\n\nOops---I thought of one more thing.  In some leagues you have a maximum number of times you can play a position, or maximum number of innings pitched, etc. so you might want to check on that too.  It's bad at the end of the season when you are all out of players because you didn't know about that and sometimes started people just to be starting them.
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Can't do it on Yahoo, all you can get is your place on the fantasy profile. They clear it out a few weeks after the season ends every year since I have been on the site. Best I can think to do is start a keeper league from now on.
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if it's a public league you can write yahoo fantasy sports under unsportsmanlike play and have that team froze for the remainder of the season, but if it's a private league there is nothing you can do about it. I've tried to have unfair commionsers removed or disciplined and they wont dont anything about it because they say they are not allowed to interfere in private leagues,  Unfortunately thats the hang ups about playing in someone else's league, they have all power and control over everything. I'm sorry this happening to you.\n\nThe only thing i can honestly say to you is write fantasy sports about have your league id, your team name, the commissioners name and the dates and questionable moves he or she has made as evidence and hope for the best.\n&#92;\nEven though fantasy games are meant to be a competitive experience for all involved, it is important to us that our users not lose sight of the rules of fair play and good sportsmanship.\n\n\n1. What is your name?  \n \nName:    \n  \n2. What is your contact information?  \n \nEmail address:    \n  For example: example_email@yahoo.com  \nYahoo! ID:    \n  \n3. What are you writing about?  \n \nSubject:  -- Choose one --RegistrationLeague ConfigurationDraftNavigation IssuesScoringTradesWaiversFree AgentsCheating or Other AbuseOther  \n  \n4. League Information  \n \nLeague ID#:    \nManager ID:    \n  \n5. Type your feedback here:  \n \n  \n  \n\nTo this end, each Public League fantasy team owner (Custom Leagues are controlled solely by the League Commissioner) agrees that, by joining the game, they will abide by the following regulations:\n\nAll league-related transactions will be executed with the intent of improving the owner's team and its standing within the league. \nNo owner may drop or "dump" players from their team for any reason other than improving their own team or its standing within the league. \nNo owner will engage in any action that might be deemed to be collusive (two or more owners agreeing to make moves that benefit one team, but not the other). \nNo owner will make any roster moves (including waiver claims, trade proposals, etc.) whose sole purpose is to hamper the play of other owners. \nNo owner will take any action whose purpose is to, in any way, interfere with fair play in a league. \nWhile Yahoo! does not remove teams from leagues after they have drafted, any failure to follow all of the items listed above might result in the limitation or removal of playing privileges for the offending owner. These restrictions might include:\n\nThe suspension of specific game privileges (trading, message board posting, etc.) for the remainder of the season. \nThe suspension of all playing privileges for the remainder of the season. \nThe complete deactivation and removal of the corresponding Yahoo! account. \nAny other action that Yahoo!, at its sole discretion, feels is necessary to restore fair play to the league. \nIt is the responsibility of team owners to monitor activity within their leagues. As an owner, if you notice any suspicious or collusive activity in your league, please notify us at once so that we can investigate and take the appropriate action—if any is deemed necessary—against the offending teams and accounts.
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sorry dude but i dont think u can. maybe just add the 15 and go from there and keep the standings in ur on a document or sumptin? or maybe try emailing yahoo and asking them
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Which format of Fantasy are we talking about?  If it is Yahoo, it should be updating on its' own without hitting the refresh button.  I have had this similar problem to, with football.  It turns out that it was my ISP that was causing the problem, their was not enough virtual memory to support the automatic updates.  I would have to refresh anytime i wanted updates.
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if your league is set for Commissioner Review, then just click on the trade and kill it...\nif your league is set for League Review then you can't kill it alone, you need to get the other managers to veto the trade..\nor you can email Y! requesting them to veto the trade, change the league to Commissioner Review or both...\n-nny
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I just checked my own ESPN league, and it's already updated to reflect the change.  Thankfully, it didn't affect any final scores in our league.\n\nIf your score doesn't change, there are a couple of options - First, if it's a private league, then the league commissioner is able to manually adjust the scoring.  If it's a public league, then you can contact the Fantasy Games help section about the change.  My guess, though, is that it will update soon enough if it hasn't already done so.
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We're really like Yahoo's fantasy football, and have used it for years.  myfantasyleague.com will keep your leagues forever, but you have to pay for it.  Yahoo won't keep your league, but it is free, and it's great on features and ease of use.
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The 2007 MLB open tryout scheduel has not been set yet but keep an eye on this website:\nhttp://mlb.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/mlb/official_info/about_mlb/tryout_faq.jsp\n\nAsked Questions About Open Tryout Camps \n*Note: The Major League Scouting Bureau and Major League teams will conduct tryout camps annually. Information will be posted as the Scouting Bureau and teams confirm their tryout camp schedules. Please check back soon for updated camp listings. \n\nQ. "Who is in charge of your tryout camps?"\nA. Territorial scouts from the Major League Scouting Bureau sponsor the tryouts. They work for Major League Baseball and all 30 major league organizations. \n\nQ. "Are there any age requirements as to who can tryout?"\nA. All players must be at least 16 years old to participate. \n\nQ. "What should I bring to the camp?"\nA. Bring gear that you would practice or play a game in. (Hat, cleats, glove, baseball pants). Bats and balls are provided at the workout. Catchers may want to use their own catching gear. \n\nQ. "Is there any cost involved to tryout?"\nA. The tryouts are free of charge. Transportation costs are those of the participant. \n\nQ. "I'm a center fielder and a pitcher. Can I tryout at both positions?"\nA. No, a participant will be asked to choose their best position. \n\nQ. "Can I go to other MLSB Open Tryout Camps?"\nA. Yes, participants can attend as many of the tryouts as they wish. \n\nQ. "Do I have to register for the camps?"\nA. Registration cards will be passed out prior to the beginning of each camp to identify each participant. \n\nQ. "Who watches the players at these camps?"\nA. All thirty major league baseball organizations are invited to the tryouts. \n\nQ. "If a team is interested in me after seeing the tryout, can they sign me to a professional contract on the spot?"\nA. No, the tryout camp must be finished and the participant cannot sign until he leaves the facility. \n\nGood luck to your friend!
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You cant appeal being locked out of a Yahoo! League. It is the sole right of the commissioner, and when you sign up for the league, you acknowledge that fact.
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TRy contacting the yahoo team.
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It depends a lot on what your fantasy league scoring/stat categories are, but assuming that they are fairly typical offensive categories (R,HR,RBI,BA or OBP, SB)\n\nBy pre-season rankings, Jeff Kent was ranked closest in value to Jeter, but a little lower, so you might have to throw someone else into a trade.\n\nJeter's been a solid performer so far this year, though - even better than projected, (probably one of the top 10 overall position players by overall ranking) and unfortunately Kent hasn't produced consistently this year, and the players on your roster aren't really of comparable value when you compare overall stats to Jeter head to head.\n\nThat said, the fairness of a trade in fantasy sports often has to do with the needs of both teams involved.  So, for example, if the team who has Jeter is in need of strength in a particular category, say HR, for example, and you feel your team needs Runs, then Konerko might be an even trade, since Jeter is a top-20 Runs guy, and Konerko is a top-20 HRs guy.  The best way to make the trade fair is to look at what stat categories are weak for each team and to try to balance the trade to pick up strength for each.
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you did not update our league scores from Friday, May 12. When are you going to do this?\n\nleague: Coast to Coast\nYahoo fantasy baseball
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I love fantasy baseball, personally. I find that it increases my knowledge of the game and the players. I used to be like you, but in reverse-- I loved fantasy baseball, but wasn't sure about the NFL. After a few seasons of fantasy football, I find myself getting into it about as much as I did fantasy baseball. \n\nThe neat thing about fantasy baseball is that you can put as much time or as little time into it as you want. You don't have to check your roster daily, although it doesn't hurt. There are plenty of casual leagues to join if you aren't sure how much time you want to devote to it.
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Without seeing your team and knowing your league settings...it is really difficult to say.  One thing you need to remember though...having a good team in fantasy leagues just means that you have...well a good team.  It by no means guarantees you of wins during the course of the season.  Fantasy consists of quite a bit of luck also and any manager that tells you different is full of you know what.  \n\nMy Yahoo rating is 79% over 6 seasons in both private and public leagues in baseball and football in both H2H (head to head) and roto leagues.  I have had loaded teams fail to make the playoffs and teams that I have no confidence in whatsover...win the championship.  While having good players certainly help your odds of winning....you are still at the mercy of lady luck.  \n\nHang in their bud....luck eventually will come your way.  If this is your first year playing fantasy games...then consider it a learning experience.  Your second go around will be much better overall.