I want to play in a fantasy baseball money draft (snake style) league 5x5 roto.  I can't find one. please help
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There are various places you can search to find open leagues.  Far more are draft style rather than auction, however.  (I'm confused by what you mean by money draft (snake style).  A snake draft implies a draft, I read money drfat to mean an auction.)\n\ntry Yahoo Fantasy baseball:\n\nhttp://baseball.fantasysports.yahoo.com/\n\nYou can search for open leagues.  You could also establish your own league, with the rules you want, and invite others to join.\n\nThere are tons of fantasy baseball sites (Sportsline, Sporting News, Sandbox) and many have baords on which you could look for a league or invite others to join.  Look around.
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http://search.yahoo.com/search?p=World+Baseball+League&sm=Yahoo%21+Search&fr=FP-tab-web-t&toggle=1&cop=&ei=UTF-8
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go to yahoo sports and click on fantasy sports and click on fantasy basketball and there you go
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Well I'm also currently playing yahoo fantasy baseball and I'm loving it. But about your team, I'd give it a C- for a few reasons. The main reason is you've taken on some major headache players. What I mean by that is most of your team is made up of players that have been plagued with injuries their whole career and could easily all go down this year at least once. You also have a few problems with your pitching staff. Oswalt and Smoltz are solid and are wonderful players to have on your team. but wakefield bonderman and mussina are really no good. Mussina is alright but should not be a #3 starter. Cordero is a great reliever that will get alot of saves, but cordero wont get you many points if your other relievers are farnsworth and wakefield. I suggest you either trade for another reliver or get one that is probably in the free agent market, like Jonathon Papelbon. If Armando Benitex goes down again pick up Tim Worrel. And now to your hitters. AJ Pierzinski in my opinion is waaaaay over rated. He's is no a good hitter who will lower your average alot. Carlos Delgado is a great first baseman, but with Konerko as a backup, I suggest you trade Delgado for a good outfielder which you should be able to get seeing as Delgado is just slightly over rated. Roberts is a great player who should not be traded unless you are offered a spectacular deal, which is likely not to happen because roberts is very under rated. Jones is a great third baseman that you shouldn't have traded, espcially because you can't you Thome because you already have two good first baseman, You should have kept Jones. But now that you have Thome, you should trade him while he's hot and his stock is up. Brad Wilkerson is an OK player that will produce OK numbers, but don't expect anything more out of him. Edmonds is good but his greatest asset, his fielding, doesn't even matter in fantasy baseball. Garret Anderson is OK and sure produce some okay numbers. I'd also say that you're bench is good, except for Preston wilson who is only good for homers which is the one thing you don't need. You should try to trade him for some speed. Try to get a player like Rickie Weeks for him. Hope I could halp, Michael.
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I joined a fantasy baseball head-to-head league on Yahoo this spring.  I am already addicted.  I really like the fact that as the manager you can make changes on a daily basis.  I had to get the stattracker so that I can keep up to date on what my team has done through the day or evening and not have to wait until the next day for the matchup scores.  I have two first basemen and two CF/LF....I really like being able to change the line-up based on current statistics, hot streaks and cold spells. \n\nI guess it does seem like there are a lot of games, but I think the fact that I have to keep track of so many things may make me a better fan and way better @ baseball trivia.  I HAVE TO look @ my team every day.  :)
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www.nfl.com/fantasy that's where i play. i tryied yahoo but it's not the same. plus it's free. hope i could hope
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I'll try to join your league. I've also set up one and we need 5 more players, if you are interested in joining another Yahoo! Fantasy NBA league, I am inviting you and everyone here at Yahoo! Answers. League ID is 218266. The password is 1234567\n\nGood luck this season.
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A keeper fantasy league can be football, baseball, basketball or anything other league where you hold a live draft.  You "keep" a number of players from your current team( that # could be from 1 to however many players your league or commish see's fit, usually around 3-7 though) and when you draft your team next year you will start with those players you have "kept".  So if your league keeps 4 players your draft next year will actually start at round #5. Hope this helps.
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I assume you're talking about fantasy sports (baseball?). Click on the "join now" button. Then choose the second option: join existing custom or public league. On the new page, choose "join custom league". At that point, it will ask you for the league ID and password. Then, follow the prompts to set up your team.
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yahoo's leagues are actually not complicated at all.  They have pay leagues and free ones.\n\nYou might have to wait until the midseason leagues open though...i don't think they are starting new leagues since the season has already started.
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Yahoo is just too easy. Try fantasysports.yahoo.com.
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is there an unlimited amount of moves?...if there is, starting pitching is disposable...you should trade for closers, & switch out starting pitching daily...that way, you should win 3 out of the 5 pitching categories (wins, k's, saves)...closers with high value are Papelbon & Dempster because they can alternate between SP, RP, & P...if you're looking for stolen bases, i would try to pick up Lugo, Suzuki, Figgins...however, if you don't want to compromise HR, RBI's, etc., maybe you can get guys like J. Bay, Abreu, Beltran...hope this helps
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yeah bro it's not to late to join a  Mid-Season Fantasy baseball leauge.  i actually just joined one on yahoo. it's my first time ever doing fantasy anything but i joined a leauge set up a live draft and i should start playing June 16. \n\nSo if you want to join a Mid-Season Fanasy Baseball leauge make sure you join before the 15th. So you can be ready to play by the 16th. If you can't make it to your draft yahoo will pick for you or the smart thing to do is create a list and rank the players you would pick first and if you can't make the draft then yahoo will pick your players based on your list of ranked players.\n\nI also joined a NFL league through yahoo. and that one is cool because you still have time to create a league of your own if you want and have some of your friend join your league. You can pick what day your Draft will be anywhere from now thru the end of August. You can also join an existing NFL fantasy league on yahoo if you don't wish to start your own league.
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Web sites are fine to give you a little help for your line up ... your draft is the most import part of having a good fantasy season... so make sure you get a good draft package at a good web site...\n\nThe best web site I like is listening to the weekly broadcast at this web site...\n\nhttp://www.kfan.com/cc-common/podcast/single_podcast.html?podcast=FantasyFBWeekly.xml\n\nThey give you alot of nice info...\n\nhope this helps...
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THE site the I use the most is  www.rotoworld.com \nit is more of a fantasy sport site, but it updates every 5 mins with breaking stories, and the baseball section lists players and news about players in the minors and how well/not well they are doing.. Hope this helps a little.
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Ok, so I'm aware of the basics of player valuation. I'm in a head to head fantasy point league...I've used some projections to determine how many fantasy points each player is projected to earn. Then I determined the useful fantasy points by subtracting the last player drafted at each position. But I still have a couple of questions about this strategy.\n\n1.) When subtracting for useful fantasy points, should I be subtracting the last player drafted at each position or the last player that will be a starter at that position? I'm in a 16 team league (23 round draft, 16 starters, 7 bench players per team). Intuitively, it would make sense for me to only subtract the fantasy points from the last player that will be a starter at each position, because only starters can earn points anyway. \n\n2.) Using this system, are you supposed to draft solely based on the useful points? Because to me it seems like this would not account for scarcity. If you were deciding between Carlos Beltran and Miguel Tejada, the numbers would indicate that Beltran is a better pick because he would earn more useful points. But the difference between Beltran and next OF is much less than the difference between Tejada and the next SS. So to me, it would seem that Tejada is actually more valuable because you stand to "lose" more by not taking him. So, is there a way to incorporate scarcity into the useful fantasy point number? My only thought was maybe by including the dropoff between the next player at that position.
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Can't do it on Yahoo, all you can get is your place on the fantasy profile. They clear it out a few weeks after the season ends every year since I have been on the site. Best I can think to do is start a keeper league from now on.