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More Week 3 prep - waivers, start/sit, etc

One of the best things about being in New York City? I'm in the same city as my awesome sister and I can do things like meet her for lunch today. Sounds so simple but we've pretty much lived on opposite coasts since she left for college 14 years ago, so it's a treat to be so close to her now (wow, 14 years ago - you're old, Katie! Heh heh...).

Moving on from making fun of my sister's age (hey, what are younger siblings for?), let's get to today's links:
I mentioned yesterday that I'd be posting the password for my weekly league with 365FantasySports.com - it's book3 and you can find it by following that link and registering (if you're not a 365 user already) and then searching the contest lobby for FFLibrarian Freeroll (contest #72822).

No promises, but I'm pretty sure I'll be back this afternoon with a few more links...

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Mike said…
What site combined allt he rankings from all the other sites? I thought it was www.fftoolbox.com but it isn't.

Thank you librarian. I love your website. :-P
Oooh, one of my favorites: Fantasy Football Nerd. Here's a link to their combined start/sit rankings: http://www.fantasyfootballnerd.com/sitStart.php

Enjoy!

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