Best cheatsheet?

[nuggets]

does anyone know of any up to date cheetsheets?
the ones offered here are last updated mid to early feb.
thanks

This one was updated March 20th last I checked

http://www.sportfanatics.net/Baseball/F ... istics.htm

[jbird669]

Does anyone know of any other sites where you can enter in fantasy point values to figure out projections similar to RotoTimes?

http://rototimes.com/index.php?sport=bs ... ojectionsp

Rotospin.com is a site that allows you to do that I think.

[blackbearabroad]

rotospin lacks some catagories though (TB TB allowed).

[bd3521]

does anyone know of any up to date cheetsheets?
the ones offered here are last updated mid to early feb.
thanks

http://rototimes.com/index.php?sport=bsball&type=projupdates
updated frequently with commentary

[Rirruto]

Does anyone know of any other sites where you can enter in fantasy point values to figure out projections similar to RotoTimes?

http://rototimes.com/index.php?sport=bs ... ojectionsp

Rotospin.com is a site that allows you to do that I think.

Thanks. Good find.

[Y2J]

rotospin lacks some catagories though (TB TB allowed).

And WHIP as well

[josebach]

Could look at these for a start...

http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/player_rankings.php

Looks like a pretty good place to start.

Where's Hafner?

I don't think the cafe cheatsheets were as good this year as in year's past.

Whatever you use, I would try to have at least one cheatsheet that ranks pitchers and hitters together. Generally, you want to get the best player available, regardless of position. Having a list that ranks pitchers and hitters together gives you a better overall idea as to what someone's value is. I used ESPN's projected rankings list and did very well.

http://games.espn.go.com/cgi/flb/reques ... 0&Param3=1

Start with a list like this and then adjust accordingly based on your fantasy league's scoring system.

[josebach]

Could look at these for a start...

http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/player_rankings.php

Looks like a pretty good place to start.

Where's Hafner?

I don't think the cafe cheatsheets were as good this year as in year's past.

Whatever you use, I would try to have at least one cheatsheet that ranks pitchers and hitters together. Generally, you want to get the best player available, regardless of position. Having a list that ranks pitchers and hitters together gives you a better overall idea as to what someone's value is. I used ESPN's projected rankings list and did very well.

http://games.espn.go.com/cgi/flb/reques ... 0&Param3=1

Start with a list like this and then adjust accordingly based on your fantasy league's scoring system.

[Bobby Baseball]

Could look at these for a start...

http://www.fantasybaseballcafe.com/player_rankings.php

Looks like a pretty good place to start.

Where's Hafner?

I don't think the cafe cheatsheets were as good this year as in year's past.

Whatever you use, I would try to have at least one cheatsheet that ranks pitchers and hitters together. Generally, you want to get the best player available, regardless of position. Having a list that ranks pitchers and hitters together gives you a better overall idea as to what someone's value is. I used ESPN's projected rankings list and did very well.

http://games.espn.go.com/cgi/flb/reques ... 0&Param3=1

Start with a list like this and then adjust accordingly based on your fantasy league's scoring system.

do u know when this was last updated?

[josebach]

do u know when this was last updated?

It's "updated weekly based on the conclusion of FLB drafts".

Notice Bonds is the 46th ranked outfielder.