What is a good free NBA fantasy league besides yahoo?
960120
try espn, although a lot of features are left out to try and get you to pay.
356451
There are several. I have settled on Yahoo, it allows enough options to customize your league and your scorring. CBS/NFL do one, but you are a bit more limited. Plus, odds are most of your friends already have a yahoo account. Just make sure you sign up for the free, and not for the premium league they try to sell you.\n\nESPN did bring back the free league last year, but for all the cool features you have to pay.
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Yahoo is one of the best free leagues.  \nThey offer live drafts and real time stat tracker during the game.  \nYahoo Plus is not free, but is  very good, however, terrible prizes for winning the league.  They now give out plaques to the winners of the league.  In the past they gave out your choice of NFL team jersey.\n\nCBS sports & NFL.com free leagues are ok.  \nThey have nfl analysis giving you information on players each week\nEspn leagues are ok -pay leagues a little better.  They use to give out t-shirts and trophy to winners.  Good before game time information.  Open chat on Thursdays durning the season.  You can ask the Espn sports associate football questions about your team players.  "who to start'\nUSA Today offer this service for free every Thursday\nFox leagues are ok - they also have a chart each week on who to start and sit\n\nThe Sporting News legue is ok, however the pay league is very good.  Lots of information and updates on players before game time.   Very good information about your team players durning the week. You will get a newsletter on what players to start and sit each week.\nAll leagues offer live drafts if you join early, except The Sporting News.  \nIf joining a free league, I would go with Yahoo.  "The Best" You can always get football information from espn, the sporting news, nfl.com and cbs sports.com\nIf joining a pay league, I would go with CBS or The Sporting News.  \nI hope this help
364151
yahoo's leagues are actually not complicated at all.  They have pay leagues and free ones.\n\nYou might have to wait until the midseason leagues open though...i don't think they are starting new leagues since the season has already started.
373352
The easiest place to do it is through yahoo. http://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/ is the page where you'd sign up. Just click on the join league link and you'll be directed where to go from there.
899031
u sure its not in yahoo fantasy? I dont think yahoo can just delete your team i violated like 100 yahoo codes one year and all they did was lock my postings
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There are various places you can search to find open leagues.  Far more are draft style rather than auction, however.  (I'm confused by what you mean by money draft (snake style).  A snake draft implies a draft, I read money drfat to mean an auction.)\n\ntry Yahoo Fantasy baseball:\n\nhttp://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/\n\nYou can search for open leagues.  You could also establish your own league, with the rules you want, and invite others to join.\n\nThere are tons of fantasy baseball sites (Sportsline, Sporting News, Sandbox) and many have baords on which you could look for a league or invite others to join.  Look around.
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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.
44984
I like nbadraft.net. It lists all the prospects and gives a good scouting report for each. Most of them even have an NBA comparison.
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Kristjan,  \n\nYou will not be seeing and injured list at Yahoo! Fantasy Basketball this season or likely any season in the future until the NBA goes through another rule change. \n\nPrior to the 2005-2006 season the NBA got rid of the Injured List in real life. Previously there were a number of conditions on injured list moves and restrictions on how long they had to be out etc. The NBA did away with all of that and instead increased the roster size of the teams. The theory being that if you had a couple of injured players you would still be able to put a competitive team out there due to the added men on the team. \n\nThe Yahoo! Fantasy Basketball structure is designed to mirror NBA rules in this manner, so before the last season Yahoo! also did away with the Injured List. Your league commissioner had the ability to adjust the number of bench spots available before the season started. I believe the default is three bench spots but your league commissioner could have set it higher to make up for the lack of an injured list. \n\nI appreciate the added level of difficulty this brings to the game, it is unfortunate to have to think about dropping a top player because he is injured, but take solace in the fact that all of your competitors have the same challenges.\n\nBest of luck.
842117
You can click on the add at www.nba.com\n\nHave fun and hope this helps.
691481
I'd like to say we at Yahoo have one, but we don't really have a very good forum for fantasy users right now. Stay tuned though, that could change (keep tabs on what's going on here with our blog at http://blog.360.yahoo.com/ysportsblog )\n\nAnyway, given that we don't have one, we know that http://fantasyfootballcafe.com is a pretty good community of football fans.
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sportsline.com/fantasy
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I like fantasy sports on yahoo.
944821
check the leaderboard and forum for fantasy basketball - its the same for everyone who purchased it (myself included) - its still jacked up - probably crappy programming locking it up after the free period was over - hopefully they'll fix it soon - its pretty annoying.
1000193
It's www.seehowtheylive.com . Very cool site..!\nGo see Tony Parker's, his is the only good one because he's the only good player on the site, including other sports.
733511
Yahoo registration is closed, but NFL.com might have some packages available. Last year I joined an NFL.com league week 4, but I'm not sure about this late in the year.