We have a 30 team league that is in need of a couple of managers. One of the managers had health issues come up and had to leave the league. The other 2 openings are from the league replacing two non-active members. It is a roto scoring league housed on ESPN. The teams have salary caps with competitive tiers and a deep prospect system. The teams available are the San Diego Padres, Chicago White Sox, and New York Mets.

Feel free to check out the league and the rosters at this link. If interested in a team, register and then PM Levi or Kelsi.

http://wtpbaseball.proboards.com/index.cgi

Posting this for someone that doesn't have an account on here. I'm in this league and its a fun league. Lots of smart owners. Previous commish had some issues with some of the owners and they quit before the new commish took over. The new commish is dedicated and will keep this league going for many years to come:

"This is a 3rd year dynasty that is looking for replacement owners. Good group of owners are there now, in a few different leagues together, friendly people. League is mainly run on proboards and the stats are on ESPN. No fees are required. Each team has a major and minor league roster. Some of the teams are in better shape than others, so some require a little love and care where some are good to go. League has a salary cap which varies for each team. If interested either post what team you want or go ahead over to the proboards site and we can help.

Teams available are: Mets, Cardinals, White Sox, Padres, Giants

Check out the site at http://wtpbaseball.proboards.com"

If you're interested in one of those teams, then simply post your claim in the open teams thread and then we'll guide you from there.

I was thinking about this the other night and I'm wondering who everyone thinks the prospects that have jumped the prospect lists the most after 2010 are.   By this I'm talking more about guys that were barely ranked or weren't even in their team's top 10 lists and now could rank near the top, not guys like Trout who were highly touted already.    Guys that jump out at me instantly are guys like Brandon Belt, Rubby De La Rosa, Jerry Sands, Jon Singleton, Chris Archer, and Trey McNutt.   i'm sure i'm forgetting many.   Who all do you feel were the biggest jumpers?

Anyone got any info on this guy?   Looks like he has great numbers other than his g/f ratio especially for being in the Cal league and only being 20.  He has a great K/BB ratio and has only walked about 2-3 guys per 9 innings.   I looked through BA's international scouting reports for the past few years and couldn't find anything either.    I was just wondering what his pitches graded at and what his potential ceiling could be.