Draft Kits - Anyone actually use them?

[kostnkost]

With all the free information floating out there, do people actually spend money on these kits? I have been doing fantasy baseball for 15 yrs now, and never once have I spent a dime on cheatsheets, projection stats, etc... Of course I buy a magazine here or there and the USA Today Fantasy Paper, but that is about it. You could say that those purchases are similar to buy a draft kit, but I am old school and prefer written material that I can actually thumb through.

Are any of these draft kits even worth purchasing??

[kostnkost]

Guess nobody uses them lol

[arrowman]

I thought you were talking abotu the Big Board type Draft Day Kits.

We use those, and they're fun.

[bigh0rt]

The only money I spend in prepping for fantasy baseball anymore are on subscriptions to things like BBPro. I don't even buy magazines anymore, and I certainly don't pay for cheat sheets. Hell, some of us here could compile a cheat sheet that others would pay money for, so there's no way I'm pressing a dime on that.

[Russell James]

I don't use cheat sheets or draft kits either.

I enjoy researching players in Baseball and I enjoy creating my own cheat sheet.

It is especially easy in yahoo leagues where everyone is a robot to their rankings.

[bigh0rt]

I don't use cheat sheets or draft kits either.

I enjoy researching players in Baseball and I enjoy creating my own cheat sheet.

It is especially easy in yahoo leagues where everyone is a robot to their rankings.

Yahoo! Public Leagues, I imagine you're referring to. If that's the case, you should stop playing in them and check out Cafe Classifieds for openings in more competitive leagues.