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tucas wrote: View PostNot entirely sure if it's been discussed. But I've been throwing my next years pick in trade talks all season.
tucas wrote: View PostMight wanna put a limit on it. Wouldn't want me trading all my picks until 2020 but I see nothing wrong with trading a pick within a year.
For me, this is sort of the like 1-for-0 trades mcHAPPY did earlier in the season; I never have offered my futures because I just sort of assumed it to be a no-go, as Yahoo obviously doesn't allow it. I imagine others are in the same boat.Last edited by Joey; Tue Jun 2, 2015, 07:06 PM.
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Seems like an obvious solution is that futures can only be traded in this stretch of the season - leading up to the draft. That way the entirety of the trade can be captured in Yahoo when the next season rolls around.
During the season it would be difficult to track via Yahoo.
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DanH wrote: View PostSeems like an obvious solution is that futures can only be traded in this stretch of the season - leading up to the draft. That way the entirety of the trade can be captured in Yahoo when the next season rolls around.
During the season it would be difficult to track via Yahoo.
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I don't think it would be different than keeping track of amnesty records. I would think that the same rules as the league implies where you can't trade out of two consecutive drafts would be fair as well. Just need to cap how far into the future to go.
Future planning is important here as we are a never ending dynasty league.
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My .02:
Make it like the NBA with Ted Stepien Rule (i.e. can't trade first round draft picks in successive seasons).
Can go as far in to the future as you want as long as you adhere to Stepien Rule (apparently needs to be renamed the Tucas Rule for our purposes - lol).
Very easy to keep track of in the league cap sheet thread, similar to:
http://basketball.realgm.com/nba/dra...rafts/detailed
When season rolls around with pick due, teams just send a trade proposal that evens up the draft picks (i.e. what I did with DanH last season - 1st for 15th).
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Personally have no issue with trading future picks without restriction, but if we want to follow the NBA Stepien rule, then that makes sense too. Might be more work to track if we start adding in protected picks is all (I've included protected picks/right swaps in trade proposals already - sadly none came to fruition).
Re-naming it after Tucas seems appropriate.Heir, Prince of Cambridge
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Miekenstien wrote: View PostI don't think it would be different than keeping track of amnesty records. I would think that the same rules as the league implies where you can't trade out of two consecutive drafts would be fair as well. Just need to cap how far into the future to go.
Future planning is important here as we are a never ending dynasty league.
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Joey wrote: View PostI agree we would maybe want to include a limitation on how far ahead you can trade a pick, but otherwise I'm leaning toward to just adhereing to the Ted Stepien Rule (Tucas Rule) and all is good.
http://www.hoopsrumors.com/2013/12/trading-future-draft.html
7 years is the NBA limit
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mcHAPPY wrote: View PostHere is a basic 'tutorial' on rukes regarding trading picks:
http://www.hoopsrumors.com/2013/12/t...ure-draft.html
7 years is the NBA limit
What do people think about that?Last edited by Joey; Wed Jun 3, 2015, 01:33 PM.
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Joey wrote: View PostSorry, edited to maybe allow for discussion on the time limit, but yes, vote AYE if you just agree.
So if I traded my pick for 2 years from now I could no longer trade my pick for next year. But if I were to trade my pick for next season I could trade my pick for 2 season from now in that season because I no longer owe from the season before?
I ask because I don't find much fantasy value in the 13-16 pick every season.
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