Fantasy Baseball
Posted: Mon Mar 03, 2014 1:29 pm
Anyone ever done a fantasy baseball league before? I was think of maybe setting up a rotisserie style one if there is enough interest. What do you guys think?
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I have run a 10 team H2H Fantasy baseball league for several years, I have also played roto style several times. I would be interested in playing and can help with the league set-up, if required.LiverDance wrote:Anyone ever done a fantasy baseball league before? I was think of maybe setting up a rotisserie style one if there is enough interest. What do you guys think?
Awesome, how many people do you usually have for a roto style? We are up to 4 and countingchicanuck wrote:I have run a 10 team H2H Fantasy baseball league for several years, I have also played roto style several times. I would be interested in playing and can help with the league set-up, if required.LiverDance wrote:Anyone ever done a fantasy baseball league before? I was think of maybe setting up a rotisserie style one if there is enough interest. What do you guys think?
- chicanuck
Anywhere from 7 to 16, the roto set-up lends itself better to odd numbers as you are just trying to "win" categories. I have generally played 5-5 roto leagues, which are normally 5 batter categories (AVG, RBI, SB, R & HR) and 5 pitching categories (W, IP, SO, ERA & Saves). Sometimes the categories are different, like WHIP for pitchers or Total Bases for batters for example, but the general idea is the same. The more your players excel at the different categories, the more points you get.....you can be very good at 7 categories and be awful at 3 categories and still win, so there is some interesting draft and team management strategy involved.LiverDance wrote:Awesome, how many people do you usually have for a roto style? We are up to 4 and countingchicanuck wrote:I have run a 10 team H2H Fantasy baseball league for several years, I have also played roto style several times. I would be interested in playing and can help with the league set-up, if required.LiverDance wrote:Anyone ever done a fantasy baseball league before? I was think of maybe setting up a rotisserie style one if there is enough interest. What do you guys think?
- chicanuck
Road trip to Montreal for the draft perhaps......just spitballing ideas.GAM wrote:Fantasy Baseball better involve hot naked chicks!
Sandy
Do you want to set-up a Yahoo or ESPN league (or other)? I am a commish for leagues on both websites, I like the ESPN site a little better but they both have pros and cons for free hosting leagues. All the players will have to become members on the website (Yahoo or ESPN), if they are not already. After the league settings are in place, we just send out the invites via email, the players follow the instructions to sign up......then we pick a draft date, which I would suggest next Sunday night as the regular season starts on March-31 (minus the aussie games).LiverDance wrote:Excellent. I believe we now have enough to get this going. Chicanuck, do you want to set this up? If not I could do it.
Ok Gents, if anyone is interested I set-up a Brewnosers Fantasy Baseball League on http://www.espn.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;. If you want to play, you just need to PM me your email address and sign up on espn.com to create a free account. I will send you an email invite that explains the registration procedure, it is pretty simple.LiverDance wrote:Either league is fine with me. Most of the people participating are first timers so standards settings would be best, nothing too fancy.
+2GAM wrote:Fantasy Baseball better involve hot naked chicks!
Sandy
no worries brother, you do more than enough around heremr x wrote:Fuck, sorry guys, bad day at work, totally forgot to do this.
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