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by **yanks24716** » Thu Oct 14, 2010 5:11 pm

Keep 6
H2H keeper league 16 teams
hitters: c 1b 2b 3b ss of of of dh
1pt for single;2pt for double;3pt for triple;
4 for home run; 5 pt for cycle; 1 pt grand slam
pitchers: start 2 sp per week 1 cl
1pt for k; 4pt for win; -2 for loss and blown save
3 pt for quality starts; 1pt each for(G) (CG) (NH) (GS) (PG)

C Posey
1B Butler
1B Morales
1B/OF Dunn
2b Cano
3B A-Rod
3B Chris Johnson
SS Castro
OF Markakis
OF Rios
OF Gardner
OF Lind

SP Jimenez
SP Felix Hernandez
SP Strasburg
SP Hughes
SP Vazquez
SP Nolasco
CL Broxton

Thanks leave a link

by **nomar88423** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 11:28 am

Posey
Morales
Dunn
Cano
A Rod
Rios

I would consider Felix over Rios but since you only start 2 SP a week, this league is going to be decided by hitting. Go with Rios.

by **fast dogs** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 2:14 pm

runs, RBI's & sb's don't count? You should list what they scored last year; Butler & all his doubles probably does fairly well in this league. Felix the QS machine seems to be a sure thing despite only needing 2 pitchers.I'd certainly list the point totals for last year with your top choices for the best answers

by **curl** » Fri Oct 15, 2010 7:26 pm

So basically it's SLG, with a few more points for cycles and grandslams (which don't happen frequently enough to factor in).

Posey
Butler
Dunn
Cano
Hernandez
Morales

I'd probably let A-Rod go here. Butler and A-Rod are probably about even value, (Butler's 50 doubles + 20 HRs = A-Rod's 30 doubles + 30 homeruns), but i suspect Butler will start to hit some of those doubles over the fence which could be a large increase in value. Having said that, even though A-Rod's clearly been in decline, I still think he has a chance to put up one more elite season. And you'd be taking the risk of missing out on that.