>If thats the case we may as well just draft and get FA. No
>trades allowed.

Extreme. Just make even handed trades, not 'let me get over cuz I got a hot guy' trades.

>I disagree with this point. We have the most active league on
>OKP you wanna join play by our rules.
>
>End of the day, I can see your point here though so fine. No
>rookie rule. But that doesnt stop managers warning rookies on
>or off the record for possible bad deals. Thats an easy way
>around that for me.

That's if a rook asks for advice. They still might not get the context of trading Anthony Davis to a team with CP3 to get Monta Ellis and Rudy Gay in return even after advice though.

>I know you dont really play any other fantasy leagues, but
>thats how fantasy is man. Its lkike any other league, No move
>any of us do is in a vaccum it always affects someone good or
>bad.

I'm Commish of THIS league. I don't care how others work. The other leagues I'm in have rules and I abide by them. Some rules are more hardlined than others.

You all wanted this rule, tired of me/people fleecing guys for top tier talent while giving up NO core players. Now you're saying it shouldn't be anymore because YOU want to do it again. Nah fam, not until the rule has been universally changed. Because the minute, I get Blake, CP3, Aldridge and Cousins on the same team without giving up more than 8-9-10th rounders and waiver streak guys...we'll be right back at square 1 with you, theo, boogs and any others whining about it and wanting a RULE in place. I literally won year two by drafting awesome and making one of those type trades (I had Kidd, Garnett, Sheed and traded for Deron...when he was good, got him for peanuts too).

>overegulation

Yeah, until "I" figure out how to work 3 different managers and get 2 first rounders, 2 second rounders and only have to wait 35 picks to get back to the draft. THEN you'll want a rule against trading picks.

This use to be my calling card...or have you forgotten?

I've won with the rule and without so I've proven myself but don't play the convenience game because YOU want to do something now.