The 2012-13 Season: KnicksOnline Fantasy Basketball League on Y!

[metrocard]

you know aside from NVP and dempiffcityallstars this is an incredibly fun and competitive league... I've gotta give props to the whole league for keeping my interest. I'm incredibly busy these days but I am actually making a point of setting my lineups and paying attention, even to the trade offers out there. Honestly I feel like my team is catching fire at just the right time. so it's all good.

Your team is busting ass right now. Sucks I gotta play the 3 hottest teams in my last 3 games lol.

[Lercher]

Of course, when things start looking good for the Wharfies one of the major contributors has to suffer a season ending injury.

[smokes]

All those dudes who rejected my offers of Jermaine O Neal and his 30fps as a throw in, unlucky

[Lercher]

^ It's a ****ing nightmare, Wharfies acquire Mo Williams who's doing some great job: bang, an almost season-ending injury, out at least 6-8 weeks. R'dam getting Marcin Gortat, a great center and a major contributor and bang, a season-ending injury. It's clearly a bad luck, I was pursuing Rondo for months, where would I be had I got him?

[smokes]

Trade Deadline is in FOUR days!

[smokes]

Players wanted: Lebron, Drummond, Wade, Monroe, Tyson Chandler, JR Smith, Bosh, Jose Calderon, Barea, Chalmers

Players available: Dragic, Speights, Bledsoe, O'Neal, Gasol (?), Randolph (?)

metro, this hasn't changed nor will it. These are the ONLY players I want to acquire/deal.

If anyone wants these players from my team but doesn't have any players from the first list, we could arrange a 3 team.

[metrocard]

Alexey Schved is a bum. Who has him on their team is suffering big time.

[CoolClyde]

hey commissioners. how are playoff spots determined if a number of teams have
the same record at the end of the regular season?

[metrocard]

hey commissioners. how are playoff spots determined if a number of teams have
the same record at the end of the regular season?

Not sure if it's total points scored in a season or whether if theres a tie breaker, let me find out for you right now.

[metrocard]

Here it is:

Description
This article explains the criteria to break ties during the regular season, and at the end of the season to decide which teams make it into the playoffs.


Resolution
If a Head-to-Head matchup during the regular season ends in a tie, both teams receive a tie in the league standings. There is no tiebreaker in a regular season matchup.
If at the end of the season, two or more players in a Head-to-Head League finish tied in the standings, the following system is used to break the tie:

1. Overall winning percentage.
2. Total Points (Head to Head - Points leagues only)
3. Highest winning percentage in Week 21.
4. Highest winning percentage in Week 20.
5. Highest winning percentage in Week 19.
6. Highest winning percentage in Week 18.
7. Highest winning percentage in Week 17.
8. Highest winning percentage in Week 16.
9. Highest winning percentage in Week 15.
10. Highest winning percentage in Week 14.
11. Highest winning percentage in Week 13.
12. Highest winning percentage in Week 12.
13. Highest winning percentage in Week 11.
14. Highest winning percentage in Week 10.
15. Highest winning percentage in Week 9.
16. Highest winning percentage in Week 8.
17. Highest winning percentage in Week 7.
18. Highest winning percentage in Week 6.
19. Highest winning percentage in Week 5.
20. Highest winning percentage in Week 4.
21. Highest winning percentage in Week 3.
22. Highest winning percentage in Week 2.
23. Highest winning percentage in Week 1.
24. Random "coin flip."

If, at the end of the season, two or more teams in a division finish with the same overall record, the following system will be used to decide the division winner:

1. Overall winning percentage.
2. Division winning percentage.
3. Total Points (Head to Head - Points leagues only)
4. Fantasy points scored.
5. Fantasy points scored in Week 23.
6. Fantasy points scored in Week 22.
7. Fantasy points scored in Week 21.
8. Fantasy points scored in Week 20.
9. Fantasy points scored in Week 19.
10. Fantasy points scored in Week 18.
11. Fantasy points scored in Week 17.
12. Fantasy points scored in Week 16.
13. Fantasy points scored in Week 15.
14. Fantasy points scored in Week 14.
15. Fantasy points scored in Week 13.
16. Fantasy points scored in Week 12.
17. Fantasy points scored in Week 11.
18. Fantasy points scored in Week 10.
19. Fantasy points scored in Week 9.
20. Fantasy points scored in Week 8.
21. Fantasy points scored in Week 7.
22. Fantasy points scored in Week 6.
23. Fantasy points scored in Week 5.
24. Fantasy points scored in Week 4.
25. Fantasy points scored in Week 3.
26. Fantasy points scored in Week 2.
27. Fantasy points scored in Week 1.

If, at the end of the season, the two division winners or any wild card teams finish with the same overall record, the following system will be used to break the tie:

1. Overall winning percentage.
2. Total Points (Head to Head - Points leagues only)
3. Fantasy points scored.
4. Fantasy points scored in Week 23.
5. Fantasy points scored in Week 22.
6. Fantasy points scored in Week 21.
7. Fantasy points scored in Week 20.
8. Fantasy points scored in Week 19.
9. Fantasy points scored in Week 18.
10. Fantasy points scored in Week 17.
11. Fantasy points scored in Week 16.
12. Fantasy points scored in Week 15.
13. Fantasy points scored in Week 14.
14. Fantasy points scored in Week 13.
15. Fantasy points scored in Week 12.
16. Fantasy points scored in Week 11.
17. Fantasy points scored in Week 10.
18. Fantasy points scored in Week 9.
19. Fantasy points scored in Week 8.
20. Fantasy points scored in Week 7.
21. Fantasy points scored in Week 6.
22. Fantasy points scored in Week 5.
23. Fantasy points scored in Week 4.
24. Fantasy points scored in Week 3.
25. Fantasy points scored in Week 2.
26. Fantasy points scored in Week 1.

In the event that a playoff game ends in a tie, the deadlock is broken using the following system:

• Winning percentage against this opponent during the regular season
  
  • Head-to-Head Standard leagues: The winning percentage is based on individual stat category wins and losses, and not matchup wins and losses. (A tie is worth a half win or 0.5, and a half loss or 0.5)Example: Team A had 50 stat category wins VS. Team B's 30 stat category wins during the regular season 50 wins/80 total stat categories for a .625 win percentage.
    
  • Head-to-Head One-Win and Points leagues: The tiebreaker is the matchup win percentage against this opponent during the regular season. (Not stat category wins)Example: Team C beat Team D, 3 out of 4 times during the regular season for a .750 win percentage.
  
  
• Higher playoff seed

[metrocard]

Very confusing, which is getting into the playoffs will be nuts. ****ing Blobman is terrorizing everyone's chances of seeing the playoffs. smokes has unleashed a demon.

[smokes]

Basically in-division ties are settled by Division Record > Total Points (there won't be a tie on total points).

Cross-division is settled purely by points.

Epic playoff battles coming this week. Clyde vs Watermelon is a huge match. Wharfies with the chance to take down Coquis injury riddled squad, even after suffering blows of his own. p0nder needing to win against 2 top teams in a row to secure his playoff spot...

[Lercher]

Even despite a shameful Friday Wharfues pull a W out of the matchup against WaterMELOn! On to Coqois!

[smokes]

Two days until trade deadline!

[smokes]

Come off it metro. This is getting ridiculous.