OT Kind of - Expert Fantasy League Openings

by benzalman on Dec 27, 2007 2:12 PM EST Comment 4 comments

Hey there.

There are three remaining spots in an expert NL only league that will be run through Scoresheet. This will be the leagues first year, but the setup is mostly taken from pre-existing, successful leagues. No scoresheet experience is necessary, though definitely a plus.

A bit about the league:

12 teams

three phase and up to 8 round auction over email

realistic 100/110 million dollar salary cap.

contracts with realistic pre-determined paybumps.

monthly supp drafts

40 or 45 man roster maximum, 30 man minimum

There's a bit to it, but the format is fun, realistic and owners will be very active.

if interested, please email me at ben@planetarygroup.com

Thanks!
Ben

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Im in a similar AL only dynasty real life salary cap league with 15 man minor league rosters.

My question is how do you like scoresheet? We've been on Yahoo, and every year we debate the merits of changing our online service. With how similar your league is to mine I was wondering how well it fit and if its worth it?

Thanks in advance

by alskor on Dec 27, 2007 2:05 PM EST reply actions 0 recs

Ahh... is it only sim?

Were just fantasy

by alskor on Dec 27, 2007 2:06 PM EST up reply actions 0 recs

Scoresheet

Scoresheet is pretty cool. It's kind of half fantasy/half sim.

They take the previous weeks actual stats and run them through their program and for games against the other teams in the league as scheduled. You fill out a lineup vs LHP and RHP, decide who pinch hits, who bunts, who steals, when a reliever comes in etc.

I like it a lot more than just counting up the stats. There is also a fielding system with an adjusted range factor of sorts.