How to have a successful draft?

[ayebatter]

You should be able to go to 'full standings' and that will show you the stats for the year. You should be in League Overview then these headings should be at the top to choose from.



Overview
Full Standings will give you the numbers
Managers
Final Rosters
Draft Results
Settings
Set Commissioners
Transactions
Commissioner's Note

[Zach F.]

Yea, It's not there for me. It was there for the full season, but when the season ended it disappeared. It was on the same bar as "Playoffs, Standings, and Schedule" and it was over to the far right on that bar. It isn't there anymore. Have you looked at your past leagues recently? Is it there for you?

[ayebatter]

I can see every league I've been in and all of the numbers, are you logged in with your user id for that league and did you go thru your Fantasy Profile to get to your league ??

[Zach F.]

I think I figured out what it is. I think you can go back and see the full standings from all your previous years leagues that are rotisserie leagues, not H2H leagues. Have you ever played a H2H league on yahoo? If you, I don't think you will be able to see that years full stats.

If you played in a Standard 5x5 12 man league last year with (c, 1b, 2b, 3b, ss, 3 of, and 2 util) spots, could you post the stat that was the highest for each category from last year?

Thanks for all your help.

Kind of lame that you can see all the Full Standings for rotisserie leagues and not H2H leagues though.

[ayebatter]

You are correct not in h2h: here a the top numbers for a 12 team league with only one UT position

runs - 810
hr - 254
rbi - 840
sb - 148
ba - .292

[Zach F.]

Thank you for all your help. Good luck this coming season.

[Zach F.]

I found a pretty great chart if anyone is interested. It shows what it takes to score in the top 75% for each category in 10, 12, 14, 15 and 16 team leagues on both Yahoo! and ESPN. For Yahoo! leagues it's for teams of (C/1B/2B/SS/3B/3 OF/2 UTIL/2 SP/2 RP/4 P) and for ESPN leagues it's for teams of (C/1B/2B/SS/3B/5 OF/CI/MI/UTIL/9 P). So Yahoo! is for 10 hitters per team and ESPN for 13 hitters per team.

I can't post a link, but if you Google search "10, 14, 15, 16 Mixed League Numbers To Win Your ESPN and Yahoo Leagues", it will be the first link.

Good luck.