crzy's Dynasty Baseball League (49ersMyLife is THE CHAMPION!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Where is my invite-tation? I see how it is.

Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:
Where is my invite-tation? I see how it is.

You play fantasy baseball?

Originally posted by crzy:

Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:
Where is my invite-tation? I see how it is.

You play fantasy baseball?

I didn't play last two years...because I was working in Europe and Asia. But, used to play before that.

Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:

Originally posted by crzy:

Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:
Where is my invite-tation? I see how it is.

You play fantasy baseball?

I didn't play last two years...because I was working in Europe and Asia. But, used to play before that.

I'll keep you in mind if someone declines.

Originally posted by crzy:

Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:

Originally posted by crzy:

Originally posted by 49ersMyLife:
Where is my invite-tation? I see how it is.

You play fantasy baseball?

I didn't play last two years...because I was working in Europe and Asia. But, used to play before that.

I'll keep you in mind if someone declines.

If you can't fill enough spots I'd like to join as well.

Originally posted by BoiseNiner:
If you can't fill enough spots I'd like to join as well.

I didn't PM you? I thought for sure I PM'ed everyone in jrg's league.

Anyways you're in.

Originally posted by crzy:

Originally posted by BoiseNiner:
If you can't fill enough spots I'd like to join as well.

I didn't PM you? I thought for sure I PM'ed everyone in jrg's league.

Anyways you're in.

Thanks.

Originally posted by crzy:
Settings

-Head to Head Points
-Yahoo.com
-Webzone Draft
-3 Keepers
-4 max acquisitions per week
-1 day trade reject time
-Trade Deadline: not decided yet
-1 day waivers
-3 Divisions


Roster Positions
23 roster spots

Hitting (10): C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF, Util, Util
Pitching (8): SP, SP, SP, SP, SP, RP, RP, P
Bench (5): BN, BN, BN, BN, BN, DL


There are specific outfield spots (LF/CF/RF) instead of just 3 OF, because I don't think you can have a distinction between a 2B and a SS and not a have a distinction between the outfielders.



Scoring for Batting Categories
H: .75
1B, 2B, 3B, HR: 1-4
AB: -.25
BB: 1.5
SO: -.75
HBP: 1
R: 1
RBI: 1
SB: 2
CS: -1
GIDP: -1


Every single plate appearance has a specific value. If a batter gets....

A single (H+1B+AB) = 1.5 total points
A walk = 1.5 total points
A double (H+2B+AB) = 2.5 total points
A triple (H+3B+AB) = 3.5 total points
A home run (H+HR+AB) = 4.5 total points
A ground out, fly ball, or if the batter reaches base on a fielder's choice or error = - 0.25 total points
A strikeout (SO+AB) = -1 total point
A hit by pitch (HBP) = 1 total point


Examples:
0/7 with 5 strikeouts (Ryan Howard last year lol) = -5.5 points
0/5 with 1 strikeout = -2 points
2/4 with 2 singles, 2 runs, 2 RBI, 1 walk = 8 points
2/2 with 2 doubles, 3 runs, 3 walks = 12.5 points
3/5 with 2 home runs, 3 runs, 1 double, 4 RBI = 20 points
4/4 with 4 runs, 4 home runs, 6 RBI (Carlos Delgado in 2003) = 28 points.


Basically scoring for hitters daily will fluctuate between -6 (worst possible outing) and 30 points (historic day).






[u]Scoring for Pitching Categories /[u]

Still working on these

Like the points system but I wouldnt make it this complicated personally. Just two changes to hitting I would make:

AB - no reason to take points away for at bats in my opinion - I would eliminate the
.25 personally. Many times guys make productive outs advancing runners.

BB - rated too highly - should be 1 - just like a single. You seem to value Walks
way too much. A crappy 8th hitter getting an intentional walk to face the
pitcher shouldnt get more than a guy who actually gets a hit

As for pitching... something like this perhaps.........

Wins 4 pts
QS 3 pts
CG 4 pts
cg Shutout 8 pts
Loss -3 pts
Save 3 pts
Holds 1 pt
ERs -1 pt
BBs -.5
HBP -.5
Blown Save -1 pt
innings pitched 1 pt
hits allowed -1 pt

Originally posted by Ninerjohn:

Originally posted by crzy:
Settings

-Head to Head Points
-Yahoo.com
-Webzone Draft
-3 Keepers
-4 max acquisitions per week
-1 day trade reject time
-Trade Deadline: not decided yet
-1 day waivers
-3 Divisions


Roster Positions
23 roster spots

Hitting (10): C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, LF, CF, RF, Util, Util
Pitching (8): SP, SP, SP, SP, SP, RP, RP, P
Bench (5): BN, BN, BN, BN, BN, DL


There are specific outfield spots (LF/CF/RF) instead of just 3 OF, because I don't think you can have a distinction between a 2B and a SS and not a have a distinction between the outfielders.



Scoring for Batting Categories
H: .75
1B, 2B, 3B, HR: 1-4
AB: -.25
BB: 1.5
SO: -.75
HBP: 1
R: 1
RBI: 1
SB: 2
CS: -1
GIDP: -1


Every single plate appearance has a specific value. If a batter gets....

A single (H+1B+AB) = 1.5 total points
A walk = 1.5 total points
A double (H+2B+AB) = 2.5 total points
A triple (H+3B+AB) = 3.5 total points
A home run (H+HR+AB) = 4.5 total points
A ground out, fly ball, or if the batter reaches base on a fielder's choice or error = - 0.25 total points
A strikeout (SO+AB) = -1 total point
A hit by pitch (HBP) = 1 total point


Examples:
0/7 with 5 strikeouts (Ryan Howard last year lol) = -5.5 points
0/5 with 1 strikeout = -2 points
2/4 with 2 singles, 2 runs, 2 RBI, 1 walk = 8 points
2/2 with 2 doubles, 3 runs, 3 walks = 12.5 points
3/5 with 2 home runs, 3 runs, 1 double, 4 RBI = 20 points
4/4 with 4 runs, 4 home runs, 6 RBI (Carlos Delgado in 2003) = 28 points.


Basically scoring for hitters daily will fluctuate between -6 (worst possible outing) and 30 points (historic day).






Scoring for Pitching Categories /[u]

Still working on these

Like the points system but I wouldnt make it this complicated personally. Just two changes to hitting I would make:

AB - no reason to take points away for at bats in my opinion - I would eliminate the
.25 personally. Many times guys make productive outs advancing runners.

BB - rated too highly - should be 1 - just like a single. You seem to value Walks
way too much. A crappy 8th hitter getting an intentional walk to face the
pitcher shouldnt get more than a guy who actually gets a hit

As for pitching... something like this perhaps.........

Wins 4 pts
QS 3 pts
CG 4 pts
cg Shutout 8 pts
Loss -3 pts
Save 3 pts
Holds 1 pt
ERs -1 pt
BBs -.5
HBP -.5
Blown Save -1 pt
innings pitched 1 pt
hits allowed -1 pt

A BB and a single are both weighted the same , they are both 1.5 points.
A BB doesn't count as an At-Bat or a Hit.

A Hit By Pitch is only 1 point, because it takes less effort to get hit by a pitch than it does to draw a walk or get a single.


I researched all over the internet for the best points scoring system and this is the one that I thought as the best.



I understand your point about there being productive outs. Sacrifice flys and bunts aren't counted as At-Bats so you wouldn't lose points for those situations.

[ Edited by crzy on Jan 31, 2011 at 10:04:14 ]

We have 9 out of 12


When do you guys want to draft?




I kinda want to start right away, but then again some people prefer to draft in March to avoid taking players who get injured in spring training and to evaluate young, up-and-coming players.

Originally posted by crzy:
We have 9 out of 12


When do you guys want to draft?




I kinda want to start right away, but then again some people prefer to draft in March to avoid taking players who get injured in spring training and to evaluate young, up-and-coming players.

March

Originally posted by Ninerjohn:

Originally posted by crzy:
We have 9 out of 12


When do you guys want to draft?




I kinda want to start right away, but then again some people prefer to draft in March to avoid taking players who get injured in spring training and to evaluate young, up-and-coming players.

March

All right, it will be around the first week of March, three weeks before the season starts.