On the “Auction Draft” spreadsheet, yes, the “Proj 12 Tm” (in grey) is blank. You may populate this column with whatever data you’d like and it will not impact any of the existing formulas – nor will it appear in cells elsewhere on the spreadsheet.

On the “Point Shares Auction Values included” sheet, I included the projected dollar values for players according to Razzball Point Shares (in gray). There is no “Proj 12 Tm” column on this sheet.

I hope this clarifies things for you – let me know if you have any further questions. I’ll monitor the comments section of the War Room post. Sorry for the delay!

Here’s my team:

Batters
C: Jorge Posada (NYY – C)
1B: Joey Votto (Cin – 1B)
2B: Neil Walker (Pit – 2B,3B)
3B: Mark Reynolds (Bal – 3B)
SS: Jose Reyes (NYM – SS)
OF: Josh Hamilton (Tex – OF)
OF: Jayson Werth (Was – OF)
OF: Chris Young (Ari – OF)
Util: Shane Victorino (Phi – OF)
BN: Adam Lind (Tor – 1B,OF)
BN: Travis Snider (Tor – OF)

Pitchers
SP: Justin Verlander (Det – SP)
SP: Yovani Gallardo (Mil – SP)
RP: John Axford (Mil – RP)
RP: Joel Hanrahan (Pit – RP)
P: Chad Billingsley (LAD – SP)
P: Frank Francisco (Tor – RP)
P: Ted Lilly (LAD – SP)
BN: Ian Kennedy (Ari – SP)
BN: Johnny Cueto (Cin – SP)
BN: Koji Uehara (Bal – RP)

This is an 11 team standard 5×5 roto keeper league. I need a little help in average and saves, but is my team alright? Can I go to battle with this?

C: Mike Napoli (11)
1B: Ryan Howard (2)
2B: Kelly Johnson (9)
SS: Hanley Ramirez (1)
3B: Alex Rodriguez (3)
OF: Jason Heyward (4)
OF: Jayson Werth (6)
OF: Brett Gardner (13)
Util: Adam Jones (14)
Util: Jose Tabata (19)

BN: Gaby Sanchez (20)
BN: Nate McLouth (22)

SP: Josh Johnson (5)
SP: Francisco Liriano (7)
RP: Heath Bell (8)
RP: Jose Valverde (12)
P: Ted Lilly (10)
P: Daniel Hudson (15)
P: Jorge De La Rosa (16)
P: Frank Francisco (18)

BN: Edwin Jackson (17)
BN: Chris Sale (21)
BN: Kyle Farnsworth (23)

Thoughts?

i think austin jackson is your biggest mistake .
dump him for someone who can add to your home run total .

I think your gonna be low in avg. Also not the biggest fan of your 1st 3 starting pitchers, also might be low in k’s. Like your power and closers. even though they not big named closers, think they gonna have nice years.

Earn runs favor less pitchers being use – Earn Run Ave could favor more pitching being used

Its the same exact stat except come Sunday when your teams era is 3.17 and the team you are playing is 3.43 – its kind of easy to figure out how many earn runs you need by the other team to win the stat instead of waiting for the sun

@grey: so you’re saying draft the hottest spring training players?

C Kurt Suzuki
1B Ryan Howard
2B Dan Uggla
3B David Wright
SS Alcides Escobar
2B/SS Tsuyoshi Nishioka
1B/3B Aramis Ramirez
OF Jayson Werth
OF Alex Rios
OF Adam Jones
OF Torii Hunter
OF Julio Borbon
UTIL Austin Jackson
Bench Robot Jones

P Josh Johnson
P Roy Oswalt
P Tim Hudson
P Joe Nathan
P Matt Thornton
P Brad Lidge
P Edwin Jackson
P Carlos Zambrano
P James McDonald

Bench Chris Sale
Bench Kyle Farnsworth

Also, any updates on James Mcdonald’s “side tightness” or Cueto’s
“forearm tightness”?

@Smokey: Dammit

You got me with this last year.

You could consider punting or drafting catcher a little bit later. You got Rasmus at 13 and Wieters at 11, which means there were some even better options than Rasmus at 11, maybe Bruce, CYoung, Ethier (though not crazy on Ethier).

It’s not a safe pick (though, Wieters isn’t either) but you could probably get Arencibia very late and he could outproduce Wieters in all cats other than BA. Instead of Wieters 11, Rasmus 13, you could go Bruce/Young 11, third SP 13, Arencibia late

@The Vaporizers: Little weak on speed then, but still not a bad team by any means.

@AL KOHOLIC: I like Kinsler and I didn’t know what he was doing in the spring. As long as he’s healthy, nothing wrong with him.

Hart is going to frustrate the heck out of owners, esp H2H this season.

Sorry if this has been asked before or if I am just being retarded, but on the Auction Draft War Room Spreadsheet, the “Prof 12 Tm” column in grey is blank.
1 – Do we need to populate the data ourselves?
2 – If yes, does the data typed in produce anything on any other tab, cell, etc.?

Thanks!

@Jim: Thanks!

@PepeSilvia: I have updated it.

@Derek in Utah: Ha

@The Vaporizers: Hard to know without knowing how many teams… The team is kickass though if it’s 12 teams. Even with the Wainwright pick. Well played.

@Carns: Chacin

@Dan: Yup

@Xar: 2 dozen.

@Benny: Yup… Depends what you can get.