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Rest of Season Fantasy Baseball Player Rater – 12 Team MLB (Standard)

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# Name Team Pos $ $/G PS PA/IP $R $HR $RBI $SB $AVG $W $SV $ERA $WHIP $K R%

NOTES:
Using the Grid: To sort, click the column header. Clicking once will sort in descending order. Click twice for ascending order. The Name field does not support sorting. To filter, type within the text box underneath the column headers. For text, it looks for any match (so ‘John’ under name would include Johnny Cueto and Chris Johnson). For numbers, you can use greater than and less than signs as well (so >1 in Runs would filter to only players with at least 1 Point Share in Runs). You can use multiple filters at the same time.

Methodology – Our $ methodology is based on our Point Shares (PS) – a SGP variant where we create a universe of rostered players based on the position constraints and value the difference per stat of the player vs the ‘average rostered player’. These differences are then divided by the modeled amount that represents a standing point in that format (e.g., 7 HRs, 15 RBIs). These Point Shares are then added up and divided into fixed dollar distributions for Hitters (67%), starting pitchers (usually around 23%) and relievers (usually around 9%). The sum of the category dollars + $1 equal the players total dollar estimate. $/Game represents a player’s value when he starts a game.

Roster: For ‘Standard Roster’, this is C/1B/2B/SS/3B/5 OF/CI/MI/UTIL/9P. For ‘Yahoo Roster’, this is C/1B/2B/SS/3B/3 OF/2 UTIL/2 SP/2 RP/4 P. For AL/NL-only leagues, this is 2C/1B/2B/SS/3B/5 OF/CI/MI/UTIL/9P.

Pos / MVPos: ‘Pos’ includes every position the player is eligible. ‘MVPos’ is the position that was used for their Point Share rankings and is the position where the player is judged most valuable. The order of most valuable to least valuable for positions is: C, SS, 2B, 3B, OF, 1B, DH. Note that the position eligibility rules for ESPN and AL/NL only formats is 20 games previous season / 10 games current season while Yahoo format is 10 games previous season / 5 games current season.

R% – This is the percentage of leagues within the NFBC 12-team OC (Online Championship) that are rostering a player as of last Monday.

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Ryan
Ryan
1 year ago

Hi Rudy, when calculating the $ value for the players, are you using certain league settings such as the RazzBall league settings to help calculate the $ value?

Rudy Gamble
Rudy Gamble
Reply to  Ryan
1 year ago

it is based on $260 per team and forces a hitter/SP/RP $ split that mirrors the splits seen during preseason drafts

Weird Fishes
Weird Fishes
2 years ago

Rudy, can you share your insight on Sammy Long? I’m surprised to see his ROS rank ahead of undroppable SPs like Pablo Lopez, Sonny Gray, Freddy Peralta, Mahle, Urias, Flaherty. Thanks

Weird Fishes
Weird Fishes
Reply to  Weird Fishes
2 years ago

Sorry for the double comment. When I reloaded, I didn’t see my initial comment so submitted a second one. Thanks for the response.

Weird Fishes
Weird Fishes
2 years ago

Rudy, I was looking at the NL-only ROS player rater. Sammy Long is ranked ahead of undroppable SPs like Pablo, Sonny Gray, Freddy P, Mahle, Urias.

Can you provide any insight on why you’re this high on Long? Thanks!

Rudy Gamble
Rudy Gamble
Reply to  Weird Fishes
2 years ago

disregard that. he was being projected for a ton of relief innings b/c of is recent middling. you’ll see a major adjustment tomorrow.

Weird Fishes
Weird Fishes
Reply to  Rudy Gamble
2 years ago

Thanks!

chrisconway
chrisconway
2 years ago

Corey Seager’s could be back as soon as June 18th. His rest of season value has really dropped to $8.8? …I mean, does this value assume he could be out longer, or what’s going on?