How does your league handle free agency?

[wannabegriffey]

BC (sorry Revo!!) revived a cbs thread from last year which contains the usual 'why does cbs not offer a better free agent system?' cries.

Upon a search, I was surprised to not find a poll on the methods of free agency used by the rotojunkie community.

Well, here is the poll...

[wannabegriffey]

this poll is going to be as meaningless as the CBS stats you panned in that thread. Everyone on this board is a hardcore fantasy player and most are in keeper leagues, so FAAB is almost a certainty to win in a landslide.

And I didn't revive that thread.....

Revo, you make an interesting point.

And true, I was thinking of the stats you posted, my bad.

[TopChuckie]

Not sure why you set up two polls, did I miss a subtle difference? I see the 5th option on this one and went with it, we do use a FAAB bidding process, but we don't process it at our CBS site, I do it all by hand and then enter it manually at CBS.

ETA: I see your explanation in the OP in the other thread.

[Fresno Bob]

we FAAB "restricted free agents", ie, any player that was not available to be purchased at our auction, unrestricted free agents are daily grabs based on previous days standings.

[Fotes]

Ive always wanted to get into an FAAB league but up until this point everything I've played in (seasonally) has been by rankings.

[Judge Jude]

- owned farmhands who are recalled go to their own team

- regular unowned players are first-come, first-serve

- players arriving from AL are FAAB

- a player whose expected recalled is announced, is not someone's farmhand or in from the AL, and is sought-after my more than one team goes to the lowest-ranked team