31 replies to this topic

[Billy17]

Celtics, Heat, Grizzlies, and Mavericks still available

[Garf]

Milwaukee, Boston, Memphis, and Dallas are still available.

[Garf]

As the NBA season approaches we're getting more interest, thus slowly switching back to one team per person. Which also means you could select almost any team now!

[Garf]

Btw, October 31 is the official NBA deadline for extending rookie scale contracts and exercising option years. Sounds like a good time to jump in!

[Garf]

As the season starts, the Knicks, Pacers, and Spurs are still looking for a GM!

[Garf]

Any nerd out there willing to rebuild the Magic?

[Garf]

Knicks, Celtics, Grizzlies, and Warriors available.
This project is very longterm-oriented, so you can jump in anytime.

[Downtown3]

Is it too late? I am interested in managing the Knicks, Celtics or Grizzles..

[Garf]

Season 2 of NBA Front Office has officially begun! Wanna feel like an actual GM? Learn a thing or two about the CBA, while participating in an exciting fantasy league!

The 2013 Playoffs saw a couple of upsets:


The biggest season 2 addition is a revamped spreadsheet:


Fantrax does the scoring, but the finances are discussed on our forum:


We continuously strive for a richer experience through social media and all kinds of wacky ideas. So yeah, live video feed of the Draft Lottery is totally gonna happen!

Something for you? Sign up here:
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[Garf]

We're having more and more fun with this league:

[Donnie99]

Great League! with a helpful commish and members.

[Garf]

Three openings right now!

Getting more realistic every day, too. Latest developments include an edge in free agency if vast cap space available, repeater tax, renouncing exceptions, no-trade clauses, and discounts when resigning ageing legends.

Oh, and one thing I prolly haven't stressed enough before: the sense of community is also much stronger than in other leagues, with live events via Google Hangouts On Air, award voting, our own Facebook group, never ending brainstorming to make the rules even more realistic, people writing diaries about their teams' progress, and even a simple ESPN fantasy league on the side.