Auction Value System?

[Chaos151p]

I joined a league with an unusual setup, they've been around for 8 or 9 years and the first 5 rounds of draft are auction style. 16 teams, 5x5 H2H (hits, runs, rbis, hr, sb - wins, saves, k's, era, whip) C,1B,2B,3B,SS,MI,CI,4-OF,8-P

The 16 teams get $100 each and 5 rounds of nominations, with trading nominations/left-over money for future serp. picks. Followed by another day with a standard Serp draft. Trades for money/nominations can be made after rounds 3 & 4 (say you have $5 left, trade that and your last nomination to another team for his round 8 serp pick (now you have 2 round 8 picks later). Everyone has obviously misplaced last years auction amounts, and I'd like to get an idea on who goes for what amount.

How would you place values on the top 80 players? (16 teams x 5 rounds and $1600 total auction money)

[wwryfb2010]

thats a hard auction system to set values for but i would think that spending your money on hitting rather than pitching is a less risky option. i'd stick with getting as many hitters as i can in the auction portion of the draft.



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[Chaos151p]

Thanks, I've got a round a bout list like: was hoping for more of a top 80 list with some sort of calculation system.

Top hitters 45-50 (A-Rods, Pujols)
Excellent end of 1st round players (Wrights, Howards, Brauns) 35-42
Top 5 pitchers 30-35
Good hitters like morneau or berkman $25 or so
Decent pitchers like hamels billingsly lackey $15 or so
Top top closers 16-23
Middle good closers 10-15
Crap guys and young prospects like 5-10