How Should I Value Players??

[evilempire2]

any tips on how i should rate/value players going into the draft

h2h

Here are the CATS:

R, H, 3B, HR, RBI, SB, TB, AVG, OBP, SLG, OPS, NSB, SB% (Hitting)

IP, W, L, CG, SHO, SV, K, HLD, ERA, WHIP, K/BB, NH, BSV (Pitching)

Positions:

C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, OF, OF, OF, Util, Util

SP, SP, SP, RP, RP, RP, P, P

8 Bench Players

[KHI]

This was a good resource posted before:

http://www.baseballmonster.com/

[bigcat]

Power hitters benefit due to having HR, TB, SLG, and OPS. With power stats being counted that many time I'd consider forgetting about speed completely. You can easily be well above average in HR, RBI, TB, SLG, OPS, OBP and you won't be hurt in AVG, R, and maybe even SB%.

The pitching categories really are a mess. It's a H2H and you have CG, SHO, and NH? 26 pitchers threw more than a single complete game last year. 13 threw a shutout. Those cats are a crapshoot. So I'd pretty much forget about them when figuring out pitcher ranks. That leaves 10 pitching cats. If you load up on good relievers then you'd be well above average in L, SV, HLD, ERA, WHIP, and K/BB. Then if you get lucky you'll come out ahead on CGs and SHOs.

[evilempire2]

i convinced my friend, who is the commish, to pick some better CATS here are the changes he made.

R, H, 3B, HR, RBI, SB, TB, AVG, OBP, SB% (Hitting)

IP, W, CG, SV, K, HLD, ERA, WHIP, K/BB, QS (Pitching)

[evilempire2]

This was a good resource posted before:

http://www.baseballmonster.com/

nice little thing, but the only problem i have with it is that some players like longoria and alexei ramirez-guys that came up mid season-it ranks them lower because their number arent as high.