Anyone else accidentally drop a player due to overzealous move-making?

I rushed to add Hanrahan in my ESPN H2H 16 team and dropped Marte instead of Heilman, who I was dropping since Wagner came in.

What a fuggin' moron I am.

If this topic has been discussed recently elsewhere in the forum, my apologies.

No, it hadn't been discussed and that really sucks. You should do a flurry and nonsense moves like dropping a middle reliever for Scott Rolen, then grabbing a different middle reliever and dropping Rolen and keep doing that until your Marte is down the list so far that people don't see it on the recent waiver moves list/league home page. Then hope no one notices Marte on the 2nd page of waiver moves and you can use your waiver claim.

i always check what's at the bottom when i see a bunch of nonsense moves

Yeah, of course, we do. But not everyone. At least I don't think they do. It's probably too late now. People need to do it right away.

I did the same thing earlier this season and dropped Doumit instead of Olivo when I was trying to add Ryan Franklin. That severely costly to my team in the short term, but I was able to flip Franklin for (an injured) Posada, then trade Posada (healthy) for Doumit and Mike Gonzalez, bringing me back to where I was basically in the beginning of this whole mess...

Proofreading matters.

I love that for a grammar book title.

Proofreading Matters:
The Fantasy Baseball Players Guide to Not Accidentally Dropping Doumit, Damnit.

Proofreading Matters:
Doumit or Damnit?

well played sir.

New Glossary Term? Sharting! It is when you accidently drop a player! Kind of like sharting...you think it is going to be a little wind...but...ya' know.