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  1. 2 hours ago, Yubinhaad said:

    I don't know anything about Myogiryu, but Kakuryu is kyujo from Day 8 according to Kyodo, giving Tamawashi his second fusensho of the basho.

     

     

    This is incorrect, he has joined the basho having been absent from the start, fighting Furanshisu on Day 8.

    Thank you


  2. Day 2, Day 3, Day 5, Day 6 Intai, Day 7 , Day 8 ,

    Based on information on the NSK website, the following sekitori rikishi will be out on Day 1 of the 2019 Aki basho (subject to change). The status of the non-sekitori will be announced in about 24 hours.

    Makuuchi
    O1e TAKAYASU

    Juryo
    J5w TAKANOFUJI   ---   ( link )
    J7w YOSHIKAZE   ---   retired  ( link ) and ( link ) and NOW retired

    Makushita
    Ms3w RYUKO
    Ms45w KIRINORYU

    Sandanme
    Sd4e SADANOSATO
    Sd38w MUSASHIKUNI
    Sd54e KYOKUYUKO
    Sd61w TENNOZAN
    Sd62w OBAMAUMI
    Sd87e AKASHIRYU
    Sd92w KOTOTAIKI

    Jonidan
    Jd1e AMATSUKASA
    Jd5w SHINYASHIKI
    Jd22w FUKUNOFUJI
    Jd24w TOKIRYU
    Jd32w ARIAKE
    Jd36w URA
    Jd48e CHIYOTAIKO
    Jd54w MITSUUCHI
    Jd57w SURUGAFUJI
    Jd75w WAKASEIDO
    Jd88w KOTOTSUKAHARA
    Jd111w REON

    Jonokuchi
    Jk2e KOTOTAIKO
    Jk3w KOTOSUMIDA
    JK7e SHACHINOFUJI
    Jk18e NUMANO
    Jk23w IWATA
    Jk28e OTSUJI
    Jk28w TSUYASATO
    Jk31w KONNO

     

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  3. On 17/07/2019 at 18:04, Jakusotsu said:

    Which "strength to retire in time " exactly you're praising a 40-year-old for whose orthopaedically fortified body was finally busted for good escapes me...

    I apparently misquoted slightly, but this is what I was referring to when I wrote about "finally finding the strength to retire", from the upthread interview:

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    On his retirement  "I finally found the strength to stop. There are some regretful parts of course but I did what I had to do. I've accepted it all so as a result I don't feel any regret. I went to the hospital to get advice about my knee but I can't do the sumo I have in mind anymore so I thought it'd be unreasonable to continue"

     

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  4. Long needed, and I congratulate him on his decision after such a long and illustrious career. In his retirement interview (upthread) he said something about finally finding the strength to retire. So many athletes have this problem, hanging it up when it's time. Good for him for finding that strength, and good luck in this next phase of his career.


  5. 3 hours ago, Rocks said:

    How  were the points determined for the sub for yusho if they weren't active? 

    I was lucky - the sub was in the active line-up at the time so got points for that spot (I don't remember where he was, but say if he was in the 7 point spot then I got 21 bonus points). I had asked the question about getting those points because he wasn't in the lineup I'd originally selected.

    Sansho are easy - if the sub is active or not, add 10 points if he wins a sansho.  Yusho are complicated - if the sub is active, give him triple the points for the position he's in. If he's not active, what does he get? Some nominal amount has to be determined, but how many? 1 point because he's not in use?

    Clarification of original language - "my lineup" is what I submitted to start the basho with, my 13-1 picks, not including the sub. "My team" is "my lineup" plus the sub.


  6. FWIW here's my experience datapoints for the collection. I've had a few times where A withdrew, sub replaced him, A came back, sub went out of play, B withdrew, sub replaced him. Once or twice A came back after B withdrew and sub moved from A to B. I've also had a sub (in play or not) yusho or sansho and did receive full points for sub (3 extra wins for a yusho). I did ask about that because sub wasn't in my lineup and was told he got points because he was on my team. One thing I don't recall was how much manual manipulation this required, if any.