So for example you couldn't have 2013 Jon Lester and 2013 Koji on your "dream team". I decided to make it 4 players from each year, the only stipulation being you can only have one pitcher per year.
Giving you the grand total of 12 players. The team consists of all C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF, DH, Starting Pitcher, Relief Pitcher, and Closer. Now as this is just my start-up blog and I'm also HORRIBLE with math instead of going through all the work of giving everybody a dollar value to make it truly draft kings style, I decided to do a limit of players you could pick from each year.
#2007 BOSTON RED SOX ROSTER SERIES#
Last night I watched a video on the 2007 Red Sox and I decided to build my best team using players from each Red Sox World Series champion team. If you read my blog on picking your 5 best office characters, basically that type of thing. So many of my favorite memories are wrapped around sports in one way or another.Ī big thing on the internet recently has been build your favorite/best team "Draft Kings style", (for those of you who don't know what that means is basically everybody is given a dollar value and you have to build your team and stay under the salary cap) This trend has been going on not just with sports but with tv/movie characters and music too. It got me going down memory lane, which for me is something that happens about every-other day.
When I did my little Opening Day blog I added pictures from the 3 World Series Champion teams of this century and it got me reminiscing about the players that made up those teams. Tuesday was Opening Day for the Boston Red Sox, they beat the Indians 6-2.
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