For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. There was a decent amount of activity in the Way Too Deep League in the final two FAAB periods before September call-ups. With just one week of regular season play remaining, owners have different priorities. Some are making small moves

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. After a few slow weeks, weeks 17-18 in the Way Too Deep League featured some exciting FAAB bids, including the largest bid so far this season. Teams are starting to give opportunities to their young stars, and owners are pouncing

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. The Way Too Deep League FAAB is a little quiet at the moment, so we group weeks 15 and 16 together. It will likely remain slow until September’s roster expansion brings in new blood to the major leagues. However, there

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. Heading into the All Star Game, the Way Too Deep League bid on an interesting mix of players.

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. After a few active weeks, the Way Too Deep League took a bit of a break in Week 13 FAAB. No players went for more than $4. However, there are some interesting names amongst the bargains.

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. Week 12 was pretty quiet in terms of volume, but featured our largest bid this season. One player went for $42, out of a total season FAAB budget of $100. In fact, that bid was mine, along with the second

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. We have two weeks of Way Too Deep FAAB to catch up on. The theme so far in June has been young starting pitching. Teams are starting to call up their young breakout starting pitchers. Many of these pitchers are

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. Week 9 wasn’t a huge week in terms of the number of bids, but there were a number of interesting moves to talk about. We have a few breakout prospects, and a few standout bench/spot players. Programming note: Way Too

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. After a long hiatus, Way Too Deep League FAAB is back. Teams are starting to call up their breakout prospects, and owners are jumping to add unowned star prospects before our mid-season draft. Owners who are paying attention are being

For an explanation of league rules, see the introductory post. Week 3 was a crowded FAAB week, focused mostly on potential future closers. Week 4 was quieter, but in many ways much more interesting. As injuries begin to mount, owners are looking for playing time. In a league with 96