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| Fantasy Baseballers: What are your go to metrics when analyzing players? Posted by blowmeauburn What are your top 3 metrics when ranking Pitchers and Hitters?  on 1/25 at 5:01 pmStandard 5x5 Dynasty Roto League? Reply • Back to Top |
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| are you asking which stats do you focus on? if its 5x5, they are all equally have the same value. Cant really focus on any one specific. Reply • Back to Top |
| No, more asking what you use to gage how a player is going to do this year. Anything special you use to determine who is about to breakout? Reply • Back to Top |
| -age -talent/potential -team makeup -what have you done for me lately -likelihood of bouncing back -value to relative draft position This post was edited on 1/25 at 6:28 pm Reply • Back to Top |
| K/9 and ab/hr is a good stat to use for guys who may not have gotten an extended look in the bigs. For instance, Edwin encarnacion's ab/hr hinted he could have nice power numbers if given a chance. Jeff Samardjza would be a good pitcher example. Metrics really don't play that big of a role, though. You win by having guys who produce in your 5x5 categories, plain and simple Reply • Back to Top |
| I tend to just go for the guys with dreadlocks Reply • Back to Top |
| I think this guy wants to talk about biaap and piihb. Barry alter. Reply • Back to Top |
| oh....xfig and shit? I cant help him there Reply • Back to Top |
| Batting avg Clutch hitting Fielding % Reply • Back to Top |
| Yeah, this is definitely @barry territory Reply • Back to Top |
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quote: I had a friend who drafted E5 every year from 2007-2011 because he always told me he would hit 35 homers one year. Gave up in 2012.  Reply • Back to Top |
| I was one of those guys every year he played in Cincinnati. That's why I hate that dude today. Reply • Back to Top |
| In prospects I look for at least a walk for every 10 ABs and an OBP above .340. I'll take a shot on prospects who don't have a lot HRs but have a lot of doubles. It's only a matter of time before some of those doubles become HRs For pitcher prospects it's all a out WHIP a d K/9 Reply • Back to Top |
quote: Pfffffftttt Reply • Back to Top |
| An overlooked stat is the HBP, don't forget to check that. Reply • Back to Top • Refresh |
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