Using Tiers in a Snake Draft
Posted: March 9th, 2011, 4:41 am
Todd, I just read your article concerning tiers in a snake draft and have been enlightened. I have used tiers in the past, I just always broke them down by individual position without lining them up relative to each other. Since my league uses some interesting settings and statistics, the tiers provided here don't quite match the values I need so I've had to tweak them a tad. Most notably, a player like Martin Prado has greater value in my league than in a standard league due to the inclusion of "hits" and "XBH" as categories in addition to batting average. On the other side, a guy with solid counting stats like Mark Reynolds gets knocked down a few spots because he's not only a strain on AVG, but also on H, and OBP, also included in our categories.
The question I have is regarding keepers and whether or not you would personally make a list with just the remaining player pool or keep the entire pool and cross off the keepers before the draft. I think I can see the benefits to both, but maybe there's an insight I'm missing.
Thanks in advance!
The question I have is regarding keepers and whether or not you would personally make a list with just the remaining player pool or keep the entire pool and cross off the keepers before the draft. I think I can see the benefits to both, but maybe there's an insight I'm missing.
Thanks in advance!