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Last minute league spot

Anyone up for the monster FFLibrarian league? It's a bit of a crazy scene with 96 teams and a commish (me!) who really is still figuring all the settings out, but I need a new owner. You'd be taking over the Silentninja team, which is full of QBs and Kickers - can we say trade? Might be a bit of an uphill battle but I know someone out there can do it. So the first person to send me an e-mail and respond back ASAP can be the new Silentninja.
Update: Spot is taken - thanks to all who e-mailed!
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Matt Calvey said…
Librarian,

Myself and some league-mates will be in the city this weekend, without access to a suitable TV on Sunday. Have you found any sports bars that you could recommend for fixing our football-deficiency syndrome?
3:06 PM
Fantasy Football Librarian said…
Oh man, you're asking the newbie?! I can honestly say I have no idea. I've been unsatisfied by the sports bars in my Brooklyn neighborhood but this being the first pro weekend, I haven't had a chance to scope it out.

That said, I've heard Blondie's on the UWS is a huge Big Ten bar if you're up for some college ball. Apparently they have a ton of tvs so they could be a decent NFL place, too.

Other than that, kind of depends on if you have a team you're pulling for - would make all the difference to me. I have had the Blind Pig (http://www.blindpigbar.com/) and Landsdowne Road (http://www.lansdowneroadnyc.com/) recommended to me.

Wherever you go, I'd like to hear about it!
5:26 PM
Matt Calvey said…
I will probably check out the Landsdowne, the apartment we are at is only like a mile away. Thanks for the tip!
7:21 PM
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