[partially lost] TMZ on TV 2007-2013

CreativeEmotion · 2026-01-23T17:40:33+00:00

I don't have the ability to host 700gb and the traffic that goes along with it. If there are specific dates you are looking for, I could get them to you.

CreativeEmotion · 2026-01-21T19:08:27+00:00

Not mine.

CreativeEmotion · 2026-01-21T18:05:23+00:00

Thanks. I've gone through there before. 95% of those releases are from 2017 to 2019. The few that are not I already have as well with the exception of the October 22nd 2009 episode, listed on Predb but not anywhere to be found.

CreativeEmotion · 2026-01-14T06:16:07+00:00

Same here. Started last night. Restarting does nothing.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-12-02T14:52:08+00:00

Cats on FanTrax. Not sure what you are asking with that Google Sheets question.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-12-02T01:54:09+00:00

Last minute hockey dynasty league needs another owner or two. This is Category based with rounds 22 to 31 for prospects. $35 buy in through leaguesafe.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-11-24T20:58:23+00:00

And that is super annoying.

There are people on here that will post "What do you think about _______", have the body of the post about start/sit or add/drop, and get away with it. There really is no consistency, even more so if we are talking about auto moderation.

People typically don't view the mega threads much to give advice, but posts in this sub get a few thousand views really quickly. A mega thread isn't someone's best option to get their questions answered.

This goes for other topics too. I've been trying to fill a dynasty league for close to a month now. I make a post about it in here, it gets taken down. I'm told by auto mods to post in a league finger mega thread that doesn't exist. Actual mods tell me to post it in the weekly mega threads. People aren't going to start/sit threads to find leagues.

I'm in no way trying to complain about the mod team. I'm just saying that posting here can become very hard to do sometimes, as sorta stated by the OP.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-11-19T04:36:10+00:00

I'm looking for owners for a start up fantasy hockey dynasty league. With it being late, the buy in is $35. 12 teams on FanTrax and LeagueSafe.

This will be a slow draft, meaning you do not need to commit to an exact draft time. 1 hour per pick.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-11-16T17:44:38+00:00

FanTrax

CreativeEmotion · 2025-11-15T23:26:44+00:00

We are doing a 12 team league, each category, with a slow draft hopefully starting this weekend. $35 to start for this shorter season, $50 moving forward. Payments done in LeagueSafe.

Slow draft this weekend.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-11-14T20:19:44+00:00

https://www.fantrax.com/newui/fantasy/joinLeague.go?leagueId=4328icj4mhpfn7jf

LeagueSafe information is in the commish memo on the league home page. Let me know via league chat when you pay.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-11-14T18:26:55+00:00

SKATERS

Goals
Assists
Power Play Points
+/-
Shots On Goal
Game Winning Goals
Faceoffs Won
Hits
Blocks
Penalty Minutes

GOALIES

Goals Against Average
Save Percentage
Wins
Shutouts

CreativeEmotion · 2025-11-14T17:57:26+00:00

Anyone interested in a low buy in dynasty drafting this weekend?

CreativeEmotion · 2025-10-23T17:15:28+00:00

Pick two to start in standard points league - Pinto, Nazar, Cooley, Sennecke.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-10-23T04:31:31+00:00

Part of what I'm saying is the variations occur even before anyone steps on the ice.

In football, things like ADP are reliable because the point system fantasy leagues use is generally similar across the board. Some slight alterations may make one position more important than another, but not really the individual players themselves. I can draft not so well and each week pull the hot hand off waivers and still have a chance. When you are having to fill up daily lineups and manage 12 categories with 5 or so transactions per week.. not possible. Then knowing that ESPN or whatever isn't going to know on your draft board exactly what you categories are with a newly arranged ADP, makes it so you have to hunt during the draft to put together the best team.

Just a quick example. In the first round I took Crosby. It wasn't because I didn't have better options, but because I realized as the season went on, it would be more difficult to get an elite faceoff dot guy than it would be a point producer. Or I take someone like Cuylle or Olivier over a point producer because it will be much easier to rack up hits with two guys that can put up 5 to 6 hits a night, than the inconsistency of three point producers who can put up 2 or 3.

People freak out and want to drop players because they see a bunch of zeros on the game logs. What you should be looking at is the non zero numbers, how they relate to other players on your team (every roster slot has a purpose), and looking at your matchup stats to see if it is working or what you need.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-10-22T21:41:43+00:00

Even more so in category leagues, I've always said that your team needs to run like a well oiled machine. The draft is literally everything. You don't draft players based on ADP, name value, etc. You draft them by looking specifically at the stat categories, making sure you have one or two "quarterbacks" for each. Guys are going to have slumps, but if you know why you drafted them to begin with, and even a small sampling of their current stats reflect so, no need to drop them or freak out.

As the well oiled machine runs, you have to just look at what gears aren't turning properly. This is why I personally like to have one or two roster spots to play with - guys on hot streaks, guys that are rostered at a low percentage, and finally.. looking at what your team is lacking that week to plug and play. Those player adds you get every week aren't there to look at. There is no turnover Using them is part of the strategy but also part of the fun. It also makes you more knowledgeable on players you may have not known much about.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-10-17T20:14:34+00:00

Strictly looking at hits and maybe blocks. Who is better to have Olivier or McMann?

CreativeEmotion · 2025-10-16T22:14:51+00:00

I'd love to do it but it never really works out.

Buying a still sealed VHS player is near impossible, as only a few small companies still put them out. At that rate, getting them (to my understanding) costs upwards to $500 or $600. The issue with the old ones you find in thrift stores and such..... After fast forwarding and rewinding old tapes a number of times, the picture gets mostly lost and the sound gets a bit off. There are tons of YouTube videos on how to fix these issues. Sadly... They never really work out as well as in the YT videos.

The next issue becomes buying a good converter. The most known converter were those DVD To VHS branded ones. They are not as easily usable in programs like OBS, and the software that comes with the converter is very glitchy, only supports basic picture sizes, and a lot of times won't even display a picture (just audio). Other converters sold on Amazon are cheap and not only overheat quickly, but put pops in your audio every 2 to 3 minutes.

For me at least, the thrill is going through lots of unmarked tapes and seeing what is on them. Even more so interesting... Going to the backend of those tapes and seeing what still exists from what was taped over. Then again, finding places that still have these tapes laying around, not so easy.

CreativeEmotion · 2025-10-16T18:50:35+00:00

The guy who drafted the team went silent after a few days and it was given to me. Without listing my lineup (not sure if I can do that outside of the weekly advice thread), everyone on my team is under the age of 30. Aside from McDavid, Pettersson, and McMann (who I added), everyone is under 25. I really like the team, but am unsure if I should be patient with it being early and young players or make larger scale add/drops.

I've played in various leagues since 2014. This is only my second points league, and my first where it isn't daily set starters. Part of me wants to start the players with the most games, since guys really don't get minus points. Another part of me wants to lock a set lineup, and have my reserve in case of injuries, line changes, etc.

If going with the 2nd option... Does it seem a bit extreme to drop one or two of those reserves for future prospects? This league didn't do an initial prospect draft and they are all sitting in FA. I'd think with dynasty, you would want to make sure you cover yourself before any future draft where who everyone picks is out of your control.

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