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Officespace99 · 09-12-2006, 11:43 AM

I'll give my thumbs up here too. I joined this league 5+ seasons ago and have been real glad I did. There is a real solid core of GM's around and it is more of a challenge to build A team then your traditional league (especially for my opponents)

I like the talent breakdown in llm somewhat more then in most leagues because it is not a league stacked w/ all around superstars and a guy w/ 50 contact can still make a lineup and contribute. What LLM needs is some new gm's to come in and take an active role in managing these few open teams.

If you are looking for a league to stay in for a while and slowly reshape a team from the groung up then this one is for you.

09-12-2006, 11:43 AM	#3
Officespace99 Minors (Double A) Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Northern Virginia Posts: 164	I'll give my thumbs up here too. I joined this league 5+ seasons ago and have been real glad I did. There is a real solid core of GM's around and it is more of a challenge to build A team then your traditional league (especially for my opponents) I like the talent breakdown in llm somewhat more then in most leagues because it is not a league stacked w/ all around superstars and a guy w/ 50 contact can still make a lineup and contribute. What LLM needs is some new gm's to come in and take an active role in managing these few open teams. If you are looking for a league to stay in for a while and slowly reshape a team from the groung up then this one is for you. __________________ Current Leagues: (All years in "game" years) NOBL - Boston Red Sox (2002-present) NOBL - Commish (2006 - present) TTWB - Farmingdale Frunkus (2011 - present) My OOTP graveyard: LLM - Yucatan Leones (2012 - folded) CPL - Detroit Tigers (2011 - folded) FHBL -Cincinnati Reds (2006 - folded) Maverick Baseball - Boston Red Sox (2005 - folded) BPLA - Portland (2004: folded)