BBL Week 3 The State of the Standings Finally, a contender steps up and gets within 3 standing points of the Presumed Champ (Cocky Spainards). The Spainards are sitting at … Continue reading BBL Week 3
BBL Week 3 The State of the Standings Finally, a contender steps up and gets within 3 standing points of the Presumed Champ (Cocky Spainards). The Spainards are sitting at … Continue reading BBL Week 3
The first BBL trade (post auction) is in the books. On its face, it appears the Sundance Kids got the better of the low-end roster shuffle because Parra should see … Continue reading Duffman
11 and 1/2 teams completed the exit interviews for the 2015 BBL Auction. You will understand the 1/2 as you read the results below. Nitros What was your strategy going … Continue reading 2015 BBL Auction Exit Interviews
Musings on the FAAB Purchases for Week 2 of the BBL season, along with some interesting tidbits on the previous week in the BBL. TDA Down, TDA Down! The Cocky … Continue reading BBL FAAB Week 2
2015 BBL Auction Review Below is a review of the 2015 BBL Auction for each team and the projected winners in reverse order. The projections are based on my individual … Continue reading 2015 BBL Auction Review
BBL Shadow Draft 2015 The 2015 BBL Draft was clearly the “best draft ever” interesting to say the least. After two full days of drafting, thirteen teams have full rosters. … Continue reading BBL Shadow Draft 2015
THE SPIRIT OF OPENING DAY by Greg Shea Today you’ll dig in the closet for your glove and snap a ball into it while sipping your morning coffee. Today you’ll … Continue reading Opening Day 2015
The debate on “Special Keepers” within the BBL reveals a divide between Union purists, advocating for player freedom, and Confederate property advocates who support retaining players as “kept men.” Despite the Special Keeper Compromise of 2002, issues persist. The author urges an end to player enslavement, calling for liberation and reform.
James Neeld’s journey from a partner at Dentons to a smaller firm, aiming to engage in capital-raising ventures. He faced challenges in securing investments, realizing that relationships and trust are crucial. By adopting an “I am Third” mindset, he shifted focus to fund distribution, prioritizing investor needs over personal profit, which led to more successful partnerships.
I love this 1999 article by Ram Charan and Geoffrey Colvin with CNNMoney. The premise of the article is simply that CEO’s fail not because they are evil or dumb. … Continue reading Saw the Wood