I'm desperate. I have spent the last 8+ hours trying to do this and have not made any progress. My latest creation has Denard Span valued at $93 and I'm pretty sure that's not right. I followed this
thread, but haven't really gotten anywhere. I'm sure it has something to do with the coefficients I am using, but I can't figure out how to come to the right numbers.
Let me explain what I've done so far and maybe someone can point me in the right direction. It's 12 team league with $135 budget and 168 players kept. I expect 77 additional hitters to be drafted/purchased. I have my own projection set, have removed the players kept, and created replacement values for each category within each position. I think the problem is coming from the fact that I my total category values are smaller than the amount of money I have to spend on that category. Therefore my coefficients are greater than one, which is leading to some whacky values. For example, on stolen bases, I have a total category value of 119 and yet have $279 to spend. My coefficient is then around 2.3. That means, for a guy like Juan Pierre who is 39 sb above replacement, his sb dollar value is $92. No amount of Pierre-like suckiness in HR and RBI can overcome that headstart. If it helps, I know the standard gain points both for all the hitters in the entire league and for the remaining hitters available.
How do I fix this? Anyone have a different method for calculating auction values in keeper leagues or know what I might be doing wrong? I'm sure this information would be helpful for anyone else in an auction keeper and someone out there must be creating their on $ values for their keeper auction.
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