Processing rolling waivers at 3am, gives an unfair advantage to guys with little kids that are up at 3am (or willing to set their alarm clocks for 3am) to grab hot free agents while the rest of us are asleep. I think all waivers should be processed during normal waking hours, so that some league mates are not ALWAYS getting 1st pick of the waivers (without losing their place in the rolling list). They are getting an unfair advantage.
Jay Irwin
Processing rolling waivers at 3am, gives an unfair advantage to guys with little kids that are up at 3am (or willing to set their alarm clocks for 3am) to grab hot free agents while the rest of us are asleep. I think all waivers should be processed during normal waking hours, so that some league mates are not ALWAYS getting 1st pick of the waivers (without losing their place in the rolling list). They are getting an unfair advantage.