So I'm ganna pop my posting cherry with a newbish question. I've never been on a league at ESPN and wanted to know how the games played limits effect your strategy. Draft strategy and in-season strategy alike. I want to say hitters aren't affected, but during the draft I'd draft 6 starters and 3 relievers to fill out the positions. I'd fill out my bench with hitters since I'd be streaming hitters throughout the season. Which leads to my in-season strategy of constantly revolving subpar hitters by streaming them. I think it's more effective then trying to stream relievers since you never know if you will pitch that day.

So those are my thoughts. I'd appreciate some feedback from those who have played at ESPN on what works. If you don't wanna share your experience that’s fine, just trying to be ahead of the learning curve.

I don't understand your question.

How does drafting and in-season strategy differ with ESPN's games played limits?

You obviously lose a few players who don't have eligibility, other than that what else could it change?

Guess I'm over thinking it. With no games played maximum for hitters I thought everyone would be streaming hitters.

I think he is asking if your hitters' strategy is different on ESPN as compared to Yahoo where there is a 162-game limit per position.

Personally, I think there is more streaming of hitters on the Monday and Thursday limited schedule days than in Yahoo, but that doesn't mean you need to keep hitters on your bench. You can usually find a good option on the waiver wire for the day.

Thanks Vin. That was what I was reffering to.