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dsvitak · 12-21-2002, 10:05 PM

If I have one really dominant pitcher, and the rest of the staff is .500, then I have a legitimate shot at the pennant.

Example: One starter 27-5, leaves 130 other games.

Half of 130 = 65, plus 27 = 92 wins.

So, in my fictional leagues - I always have the very first pick, funny how it works out;

I get the very finest pitcher available.

After that, I look for the highest OBP guy, then the potentially highest OPS guy.

Then build around.

I only look at speed and defense if they are exceptionally good (or bad), as a factor.

12-21-2002, 10:05 PM	#11
dsvitak Hall Of Famer Join Date: Dec 2002 Posts: 5,410	If I have one really dominant pitcher, and the rest of the staff is .500, then I have a legitimate shot at the pennant. Example: One starter 27-5, leaves 130 other games. Half of 130 = 65, plus 27 = 92 wins. So, in my fictional leagues - I always have the very first pick, funny how it works out; I get the very finest pitcher available. After that, I look for the highest OBP guy, then the potentially highest OPS guy. Then build around. I only look at speed and defense if they are exceptionally good (or bad), as a factor.