Season 3 Underway

Draft day is history for the League of Awesomeness. There will be full team-by-team draft analysis in the following weeks, but just a couple comments.

The Good: The Lodge forgot to charge us the room rental fee...suckers.
The Bad: The level of drunkenness of some of the members of the league, which should work out to the benefit of those not as drunk.

A few thoughts on each team:

Donny: He again decided to hold on pitching, both starters and relievers, which can be seen by the incredible offense he has assembled. If his pitching is average at best, he should challenge for the top spot.
Ironic Steel: A pretty solid team all around. Would expect him to have just as much success as last year.
TAD: Wow, what a mess. He reached a lot for offense, and neglected pitching. Plus he was typical stumble, fall-down drunk. His liver and season outlook are hurting this morning.
Single Andy: A good draft with some solid value picks in the later rounds. His concentration may have been thrown off by the fact that he had gone out on a date with our waitress around the time he became 'Single' Andy.
Independent Joe: Drafting by phone could not have been fun, but he managed to put together a quality, well-balanced team.
Dr. Muffin: I think I was able to draft a balanced team, in spite of being on the phone for 6 hours in a row and dealing with some drunks who acted like 4 year olds.
Big Bro: Some reaches in the early rounds, but he was able to grab some young players with good upside.
SAP: Really drunk as well. All you need to know is that he took Carlos Delgado with the 3rd pick of round two
Pasta: Some good keepers and adequate drafting led to a pretty decent team. Would have been better if he actually had a clue which players were already off the board as to save the rest of the league from wanting to kill themselves.
Draino (aka Football Commish): Had a solid draft plan and stuck to it, should work out better than '06. Although, I feel that he may have vomited in his mouth a little bit with the selection of Eric Byrnes in round 10. He did recover for the second half of the draft.