This is my second year in fantasy baseball. Last season I did not go into the draft with a strategy. After researching and using the fantasy cafe for fantasy basketball i am dominating my league. I hope to get the same results for baseball. Any experienced players out there have any possible ideas for CATS I should look to dominate going into the draft? (example: for basketball, going in i looked to dominate FG%, REBS, BLKS) IDK, just advice at all would be great. Here are the CATS:
This is without using any numbers to analyze your cats...
Power hitters would seem to have a ton of value in this league, and devalues SBs pretty significantly. With so many hitting categories, SBs go down in value and do less for you overall. As for sluggers, the league is counting OBP, OPS, SLG, TB, HR, and RBIs. I'd ignore the well rounded hitters, and bump the power hitters up in value.
Is there a max inning limit for this league? Is it H2H, roto? I'd want to know that before recommending on pitchers.
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RAmst23 wrote:This is without using any numbers to analyze your cats...
Power hitters would seem to have a ton of value in this league, and devalues SBs pretty significantly. With so many hitting categories, SBs go down in value and do less for you overall. As for sluggers, the league is counting OBP, OPS, SLG, TB, HR, and RBIs. I'd ignore the well rounded hitters, and bump the power hitters up in value.
Is there a max inning limit for this league? Is it H2H, roto? I'd want to know that before recommending on pitchers.
h2h league and no max, but a minimum of 10 innings for the week to count pitching
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by evilempire2 » Sat Feb 14, 2009 11:43 pm 
