What does inf mean in fantasy baseball?
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It means infinity.  For example, a pitcher pitches one batter and that batter hit a homerun.  The ERA is calculated by (earn run / inning * 9).  Since the total innings is 0 (he didn't get anyone out), the ERA is INF, infinity.\n\nIt happens quite often.
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Basically, it means that whomever has the higher waiver priority will get the player claimed off waivers (the period of time one must wait for the player to be added to your team) than one who has a lower waiver priority.  If you have waiver priority two, for example, and another team has a waiver priority five, and you both want to add the same player to your team, then you'd get the player and not the other team.\n\nYour league ranking should be right on the front page of the league itself.  But if you want to see how your league compares to other leagues, I'm not exactly sure how one would do that, because you really can't compare different leagues, anyway, especially if the league you're in is a private league.
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http://www.fantasytimesports.com/baseball_ufbkeeperleague_rules.htm\n\nFor free, use yahoo and be the league cordinator and keep records.
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It is an interactive sports game that can involve up to 12 players. Before the beginning of the season, you either have a live draft or an automatic draft to pick your teams. Each real live MLB player can only be taken by one Fantasy "Manager". You score points by the achievements of the real MLB players that are on your FANTASY team. You have the ability to trade and sign free agents. There are many different types of Fantasy Baseball. The most popular is the Head to Head type. That is where you play against one other "manager" in your league for an entire week. Getting points based on the stats that are selected for your league ( Hits, Runs, HR, ect ) If you want to learn more, please click on this link to read all the Yahoo Fantasy rules....\n\nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/baseball/brules/index.html
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Yeah...and you better not ever have multi-position eligible players in your fantasy baseball games either.   This is just irritating!  \n\nGeez...I cannot believe managers are actually upset about this.  I don't have Colston on my team...and it does not bother me a bit.  Now youi are threatening a boycott?  OMG!  Yeah...that will hurt Yahoo's feelings.
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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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Yahoo doesn't keep these stats across all leagues because scoring differs in each league
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sportsline.com/fantasy
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Basically a stat that depicts the teams win/loss record.  A team at the .500 mark has an equal amount of wins and losses.
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yes there is a problem. all of my teams still has the results from 2 days before. its no ones fault. Just a problem with YAHOO's fantasy system.
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As mentioned above, you can put any hitter in the Utility position. It should also be noted that some hitters can only go in the Util slot. Frank Thomas and Travis Hafner, for instance, don't play enough games in the field to qualify at any other position, so they are only eligible at Util.
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YES!!!\n\nRyan Zimmerman is a great player to rack up points in ur fantasy league. Brandon Inge is a good defensive player and is on the best team in the MLB.
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check out http://fantasysports.yahoo.com/
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sign up on yahoo for fantasy baseball it has a pre-set ranking.  I make a few changes each year, players like Adrian Beltre are ranked low but he is a top 100 player easily.  Just depends on what youre looking for.
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Its a system in which the players choose their number based on the position they play:\n\nQuarterbacks: 1-19 \nRunning backs: 20-49 \nWide receivers: 80-89, 11-19 if all are taken \nTight ends: 80-89, 11-19 or 40-49 if all are taken \nCenters: 50-59, 60-79 if all are taken \nOffensive linemen: 60-79 \nDefensive linemen: 60-79 and 90-99 \nLinebackers: 50-59 and 90-99 \nDefensive backs: 20-49 \nPlacekickers and punters: 1-19
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View the status of other public leagues?  Probably not.  If you are not in that league, you cannot go into the league page.\n\nI have been in fantasy league so many years but never seen anyone who is not belong to our league left a message.
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It is a list of players that cannot be just cut from your team.  They must be traded or left on your roster.  The list is determined by Yahoo! "experts" and a player will only be removed when they deem it necessary.  This tool was developed to keep fantasy owners, whose teams were not doing well, from dumping their entire rosters and putting all their players up for grabs on the waiver lists.