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re: Fantasy baseball scoring
Posted on 1/8/14 at 8:21 pm to Brian Wilson
Posted on 1/8/14 at 8:21 pm to Brian Wilson
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Points is very similar to football but isn't as popular in the fantasy baseball world.
This makes no sense to me. I feel like points gives a much better representation of a players actual value.
I had a lot of fun with a points league last season. I believe it was:
1 point for total bases (basically 1 point for single, 2 for a double, 3 for a triple, 4 for a HR)
1 point for an RBI, R, BB or SB
-1 point for strikeout or CS
1 point per IP
1 point per SO
5 points for a W (-5 points for a L)
3 points for a SV (-3 for a BS)
3 points for a QS
-1 point for a BB or ER
That gave Miggy 619 points. Over 24 weeks that's 26 a week. Similar to a top fantasy RB
Trout 543 total points. 22.6 a week
Chris Davis had an insane season but took a big hit from his 199 strikeouts. 530 total points. 22 a week.
Kershaw had 484 total points.
Scherzer had 494.
Closers are kind of the kickers of the league. Not as important but could win or lose you some games. Kimbrel had a fantastic season with 279 points (11.6 a week). While a more average closer Fernando Rodney, only managed 179 points (7.5 a week).
Posted on 1/8/14 at 8:30 pm to 1ranter1
Roto is real fantasy baseball
Posted on 1/9/14 at 8:47 am to 1ranter1
quote:
This makes no sense to me. I feel like points gives a much better representation of a players actual value.
I think points leagues are more for the casual fans/players. Especially the ones who started playing fantasy football first. It makes that transition a little easier. It's starting to gain some popularity but Roto and H2H categories will always fight for #1
Roto baseball scoring is what created fantasy sports. I think it represents true fantasy baseball but at the same time it's not for everybody. You can pretty much be done by July if you fall out of enough categories. And if you're in one with any roster add/drop/trade limitations it can be very underwhelming and not exciting.
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