Draft Day accessories

[Art Vandelay]

I'm wondering if there is a company out there which sells some type of large board (12 teams) with name plates. I'm pretty sure I have seen on line but couldn't dig anything up. Maybe even some software which can be projected?


The bullpen is the place for information, right?

[chancellor]

If you want one of those big cardboard boards with pre-printed stickers, they're typically $15-30 and you can find different ones on Amazon or eBay.

There's software for projection, also, but I never saw the benefit over a half-decently formatted Excel sheet. We've used a very simple Excel sheet for years in our auction league; it shows all the rosters, money spent on each player, and money available.

[scottw]

http://www.fjfantasy.com/baseball.htm

[mgwiz22]

Rotolab
It allows you to project. Automatically does the math and has a fairly complete database.

[the heat]

https://draftkit.com

[revo]

Rotolab
It allows you to project. Automatically does the math and has a fairly complete database.

Pretty sure he meant the old fashioned "projected," as in projecting it on the wall for everyone to see.

[mgwiz22]

The Rotolab software allows you to project a commissioners screen on the wall for everyone to see. I have used it for that purpose. It can easily replace a board but you need a projector.

[revo]

The Rotolab software allows you to project a commissioners screen on the wall for everyone to see. I have used it for that purpose.

Then I stand corrected!

[Todd Zola]

If you opt for the project onto a wall/screen route, Google Docs is better than Excel, since you can also access it on your own device for those having trouble seeing the screen.