You
walk into the office, sit down, and hesitantly turn on
your computer. Felix Hernandez had a late game
last night, his last start of the season. Your
palms begin to sweat. How did Hernandez pitch?
Did he earn the W? The tension is palpable.
Too nervous to look at the final line, you begin to look
through the game log. 1st inning: 1 K, 0 ER; 2nd
inning: 2 Ks, 0 ER; 3rd inning: 0 Ks, 0
ER...condensation begins to form on your forehead. You
wipe your brow and look towards the final line.
There were 16 teams, then there were 8, and finally
there were two. But, as the final line appears on
your screen, you realize...only one team can be crowned
champion. Do you have what it takes?
The MLB Front Office Dynasty Challenge is a grueling
competition consisting of 16 teams divided into two
conferences (AL & NL), and 4 divisions. The
National League consists of some of the best experts in
the business; The American League contains some of the
most diehard fantasy players on the internet. Each
franchise's task
is to develop their franchise into a dynasty. The
owners do this through smart drafting, tactical trades,
timely waiver additions, and frugal budget management.
A team with firepower in the majors may have immediate
success, but a team who utilizes their minor league
system and maximizes their budget will have sustained
success. The objective is simple: outmaneuver your
opponent and be the last one standing come October.
The participants in the MLB Front Office Dynasty
Challenge understand that baseball is a year round
sport. The off-season is when championship teams
are built. Will you have the guts to pull the
trigger at the winter meetings, or will you let other
teams pass you by and find yourself selling come the
trade deadline? One thing is for sure, you are in
for a rollercoaster ride. The MLB Front Office
Dynasty Challenge is the most realistic fantasy baseball
league on the internet.
For those who succeed, glory awaits. Do you have
what it takes?
You
walk into the office, sit down, and hesitantly turn on
your computer. Felix Hernandez had a late game
last night, his last start of the season. Your
palms begin to sweat. How did Hernandez pitch?
Did he earn the W? The tension is palpable.
Too nervous to look at the final line, you begin to look
through the game log. 1st inning: 1 K, 0 ER; 2nd
inning: 2 Ks, 0 ER; 3rd inning: 0 Ks, 0
ER...condensation begins to form on your forehead. You
wipe your brow and look towards the final line.
There were 16 teams, then there were 8, and finally
there were two. But, as the final line appears on
your screen, you realize...only one team can be crowned
champion. Do you have what it takes?