TheOriginalOrangeGoblin

As long as it's anytime before 6, I can do Sunday.

I can't believe Mysterio lasted as long as he did.

Dammit! Just missed out on another one.

Anyway I can get in on this? I didn't see this thread til now .

How about Saturday afternoon, like 12:30 or so?

There's still 3 guys around who I'm shocked haven't been taken.

I can't do Sunday unless it's before 6PM.

Argh, this looks fun . Now I wish I took mellow's advice when he said "BE A MAN!"

Agreed. Compared to how quickly the NBA draft went, this is ridiculous.

Dunking Dutchman meet...THUNDER DAN!!! Dan Majerle, G/F - 2 time all defensive 2nd team - 3 time all-star - 2 time NBA single season 3pt leader - in his prime averaged 17/5/4/2 I need a 3 point shooter off the bench and Majerle's one of the best ever. He is also a solid defender continuing my theme of drafting good two way players. He can come off the bench when I need 3 point shooting or when I need energy with his dunking ability. A line-up of Allen and Majerle on the floor at the same time will be a deadly combination.

LOL. Now that's ironic.

Fuck! I knew I should've taken AK47 and rolled the dice on Willis still being around.

So I'm already doing the music draft, NBA draft, NHL draft and wrestler draft...this one I'll sit out.

May have been a shitty GM but was one hell of a warrior on the ice: Bobby Clarke, C - 8 time all-star - 3 time Hart trophy winner - 1 Lester Pearson, 1 Selke, 1 Masterton trophy - 2 time 1st all-star team member, 2 time 2nd all-star team member - 2 Stanley Cups - 5th all-time in plus/minus with +506 - Can't go wrong with Clarke. Not the flashiest but he was a proven winner and did it all both offensively and defensively. That was a tough as it was between him and one other guy who may not make it back to me. I went with Clarke but I really hope this other guy is overlooked.

Because you can never have enough size, grit, defense and rebounding... Kevin Willis, C 1 time all-star 1 time all NBA 3rd team Pretty much a guaranteed double/double in his prime - Another big guy to throw out there when necessary. He can defend, use his fouls, grab some rebounds and that's all I need him to do really. Plus, a front court doesn't get much nastier than Oakley and Willis.

I really wanted Savage but I never really expected him to get back to me. Goldberg and Guerrero are two others I wanted who I thought may just last til my second pick. Alas, neither did.

Dammit, I was sure I could snag McDyess in the last round. Great pick.

Should've added for Coleman: - according to Bill Simmons, the most naturally talented power forward ever

Def Leppard

The more I see people complain about missing out on the Busters and/or Rude, the more lucky I am. I can't believe they were still around.

Consistency... Chris Chelios, D 11 time All-Star 3 time Norris Trophy winner 5 time first team All-Star - Now I have 3 leaders on my team, all of whom are proven winners.

'Hysteria' - Def Leppard (1987) - 80's hair metal at its best. Fun as hell to listen to, very full sounding and very catchy, great feel good music.

My two picks: Ravishing Rick Rude Brainbusters: Arn Anderson & Tully Blanchard - I firmly believe that it only takes one great face to carry a company. However, that face needs plenty of heels and they don't get much better than Arn, Tully and Rude. All 3 guys can talk, can work and don't bring any ego problems.

'The Marshall Mathers LP' by Eminem (2000) - Eminem at the peak of his abilities. The entire album sounds fresh to this day and track for track (considering it's length), the album stacks very well against almost any rap album. 'Stan', 'The Way I Am' and 'Who Knew' in particular, are phenomenally strong songs and represent the best stuff Eminem has ever done.

The Champs Are Here Also, can I choose? Or wait for Baron?