4 decimal places in and the numbers were different. In fact, it is LONGER odds of having EXACTLY the same whip between two teams at 1000 innings and 150 innings apart then winning the lotto. Just 2 seasons ago, cbshit showed 3 places on the standings sheet, prior to that, 4 places. For what ever reason, they now show just two. I have requested 6 times to go back to at least 3….DENIED.

The free agents I am referring to are shown as ACTIVE MAJOR LEAGUERS…which they are not. Admittedly, they are better THIS year but still they have left several players active. And it may mean little to you but my league annually has a pot of $16,000…we need accuracy thank you very much.

Julio Borbon…dh only
Billy Butler…outfield only

That is two that come immediately to mind.

Why should I have to use anything to block out ads when our league paid almost $200?

Yes, cbshit has some nice features but customer service is not one of them.

Care to send me a pic of your league standing page with three decimal places???

They had Chris Coghlan and Michael Saunders as 3B this season (Coghlan played 10 games at 3B in AA last year and over 100 at 2B, Saunders has never played 3B as far as I can tell), they added Neftali Soto and Allen Craig as SS even though both have played a combined grand total of 8 games there in the minors — I am willing to bet that if/when both make the majors CBS owners will get one year of SS eligibility out of them.

That’s just what I can think of from players that I’ve seen this year, but it happens every year. We had to put language in our league constitution that allows the commish to override the standard CBS position for players that are incorrectly classified. It wouldn’t be so bad if they corrected erroneous classifications by the time minor league players reach the majors, but they seem to never do that.

I really like the CBS platform, but their “content” is pretty poor.

We actually had this problem in our league for CBS. They list Daniel Bard as an SP, when he didn’t start in the minors this year or last year. It’s nothing major, except our league has both SP and RP, so it caused problems.

As someone who runs two salary cap based dynasty leagues one a standard Yahoo league and one a Yahoo Plus League, I see absolutely no difference. One of the guys in my league last year decide to pay for the Plus upgrade for the whole league. I wasn’t sure I wanted to do pay for it this year, but to be able to link to the previous two seasons of the league I had to. I won’t spend the money next year though, I’ll just put the three years worth of data on our league website instead.

Not sure how much work the commish in your league wants to put in it, but I handle the payrolls for each team in a spreadsheet, updated every 2-3 weeks and e-mailed to the league for add/drops, DL Replacement costs, trades. Doesn’t cost anything to do, just takes an hour of work every couple of weeks. We use mlbcontracts.blogspot.com for the salary info, they’re very good at what they do and get things updated quickly in the offseason once contracts are signed. For the minor league portion, I use a proboards.com site, very easy to setup as you want and again there is no cost.

Yahoo added keeper features for this year which is nice, and they’re doing free live scoring for football so hopefully they do the same with baseball next spring.

Not sure if any of this helps, but it’s always another option to try.

i’ve never had this problem is 8 years, also you could easily “prove” the list by looking at the “transactions” history and back-tracking, and using logic to see what the standings were, but either way, they would be able to give you that and once again, use commish and solve your own problems