MLB Fantasy Baseball $50 Keeper
02-17-2019
, 08:55 PM
02-18-2019
, 01:43 AM
6x6 H2H with FAAB continuous waivers. Daily lineups.
5 keepers max, at least 1 must be a hitter and 1 must be a pitcher.
Keeper cost is based on where the player was drafted. If you drafted the guy in rd16 last year, you can keep him as your 16th rd pick this year, with the round increasing each successive year. A player can be kept a max of 5 years before he must be thrown back into the draft.
(It says offline draft, but that just the default setting. it is actually ONLINE snake)
5 keepers max, at least 1 must be a hitter and 1 must be a pitcher.
Keeper cost is based on where the player was drafted. If you drafted the guy in rd16 last year, you can keep him as your 16th rd pick this year, with the round increasing each successive year. A player can be kept a max of 5 years before he must be thrown back into the draft.
(It says offline draft, but that just the default setting. it is actually ONLINE snake)
Last edited by cs3; 02-18-2019 at 01:49 AM.
02-18-2019
, 01:46 AM
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reminder, and we're in the 5th year, so finally seeing some of those +10 rounds
Keeper rules:
5 keepers kept, at least 1 hitter and 1 pitcher
Keeper cost: The 1st year a player is kept they cost the round they were drafted in.
2nd year: +1 round earlier
3rd year: +3 rounds earlier
4th year: +6 rounds earlier
5th year: +10 rounds earlier
If you do not have the draft pick to keep that player, you may keep that player for +1 earlier round. If you do not have the earlier draft pick, it takes the next earliest round. For example, John Doe is a 6th rder, but you traded your 6th and 5th pick, John Doe costs you a 4th rder.
You may keep a MAX of 2 players per round.
If you trade for a player, his keeper cost is the round he was drafted in.
If you pick up a player from FA who was drafted, his keeper cost is the round he was drafted in.
If you pick up a player from FA who was NOT drafted, his keeper cost is the last drafting round.
A max of 3 FA's who were not drafted may be kept per year.
Keepers can be kept for a max of 5 years
Keeper rules:
5 keepers kept, at least 1 hitter and 1 pitcher
Keeper cost: The 1st year a player is kept they cost the round they were drafted in.
2nd year: +1 round earlier
3rd year: +3 rounds earlier
4th year: +6 rounds earlier
5th year: +10 rounds earlier
If you do not have the draft pick to keep that player, you may keep that player for +1 earlier round. If you do not have the earlier draft pick, it takes the next earliest round. For example, John Doe is a 6th rder, but you traded your 6th and 5th pick, John Doe costs you a 4th rder.
You may keep a MAX of 2 players per round.
If you trade for a player, his keeper cost is the round he was drafted in.
If you pick up a player from FA who was drafted, his keeper cost is the round he was drafted in.
If you pick up a player from FA who was NOT drafted, his keeper cost is the last drafting round.
A max of 3 FA's who were not drafted may be kept per year.
Keepers can be kept for a max of 5 years
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keeper costs (to the best of my ability)
They're listed by the round they were kept in last year, and how many years they've been kept.
So if you're going to keep them going into this season, go up 1
IE -- Bryant is 10th rd and was 4th year, so into his 5th year would be +10 rounds meaning he'd be a 1st.
You need the DP of the round to keep someone, and if you have multiple of those DPs then you can use both.
If you don't have that DP and want to keep someone, you can opt to lose the round earlier. So if someone costs a 10th, but you don't have it, you can opt for them to cost you a 9th. And then that's how they're counted the following year.
We're finally in the 5th year so a lot of guys are getting that +10. We finally got here! Finally getting to the steep keeper costs, and the last year that guys can be kept. Should be a lot of interesting keepers, resetting some parity, in theory
Hurp Durpington:
Altuve (1st) (4th)
Bryant (10th) (4th)
DeGrom (16th) (4th)
Pham (24th) (1st)
Contreras (25th) (1st)
I Raze River
Trout (1) 4th
Correa (18) 3rd
Syndergaard (17) 3rd
Wil Myers (16) 2nd
Travis Shaw (26)
cs3's Keepers:
Kershaw 1 (3rd)
Stanton 2 ( please use the pick acquired from ND, and leave my pick open)
Jose Ramirez 10 (1st)
Bellinger 16 (1st)
Judge 26 (1st)
movieman's keepers:
Acuna 26th
Gallo 25th
Blackmon 16th (4th)
Springer 4th (4th)
Knebel 25th
CharlieKelly
Bryce Harper (1) 3rd year?
Khris Davis (5)
Jake Lamb (25) 2nd year
Eddie Rosario (26)
Garret Richards (15)
GBTMuckface
Nolan Arenado (5) Year 4
DJ LeMahieu (15) Year 2
Byron Buxton (10)
Gary Sanchez (4)
Kenley Jansen (2)
DontDoItPls
Trea Turner (15) *2nd year kept
Goldy (1)
Andrus (16)
Dozier (13) *4th year kept
Severino (26)
Yankeys
Anthony Rendon - Rd. 5
Yasiel Puig - Rd. 12
Rougned Odor - Rd. 17 (3rd)
Rhys Hoskins - Rd. 26
Luke Weaver - Rd. 26
NDFan
Corey Kluber (10) 4th year
Aaron Nola (9) 1
JD Martinez (18) 4th
Alex Bregman (25) 2nd year
Nick Castellanos (15) 1st
Sherwood93
Nelson Cruz RD 7 4th year keeping
Marcus Strorman RD 12 3rd year keeping
Mike Moustakas RD 21 1st year keeping
Dallas Keuchel RD9 1st year keeping
Félix Hernández RD8 1st year keeping
danvh
Lindor - 18 (3rd)
Betts - 17 (4th)
Seager - 16 (3rd)
Yelich - 5th (1st)
Jose Berrios - 21
They're listed by the round they were kept in last year, and how many years they've been kept.
So if you're going to keep them going into this season, go up 1
IE -- Bryant is 10th rd and was 4th year, so into his 5th year would be +10 rounds meaning he'd be a 1st.
You need the DP of the round to keep someone, and if you have multiple of those DPs then you can use both.
If you don't have that DP and want to keep someone, you can opt to lose the round earlier. So if someone costs a 10th, but you don't have it, you can opt for them to cost you a 9th. And then that's how they're counted the following year.
We're finally in the 5th year so a lot of guys are getting that +10. We finally got here! Finally getting to the steep keeper costs, and the last year that guys can be kept. Should be a lot of interesting keepers, resetting some parity, in theory
Hurp Durpington:
Altuve (1st) (4th)
Bryant (10th) (4th)
DeGrom (16th) (4th)
Pham (24th) (1st)
Contreras (25th) (1st)
I Raze River
Trout (1) 4th
Correa (18) 3rd
Syndergaard (17) 3rd
Wil Myers (16) 2nd
Travis Shaw (26)
cs3's Keepers:
Kershaw 1 (3rd)
Stanton 2 ( please use the pick acquired from ND, and leave my pick open)
Jose Ramirez 10 (1st)
Bellinger 16 (1st)
Judge 26 (1st)
movieman's keepers:
Acuna 26th
Gallo 25th
Blackmon 16th (4th)
Springer 4th (4th)
Knebel 25th
CharlieKelly
Bryce Harper (1) 3rd year?
Khris Davis (5)
Jake Lamb (25) 2nd year
Eddie Rosario (26)
Garret Richards (15)
GBTMuckface
Nolan Arenado (5) Year 4
DJ LeMahieu (15) Year 2
Byron Buxton (10)
Gary Sanchez (4)
Kenley Jansen (2)
DontDoItPls
Trea Turner (15) *2nd year kept
Goldy (1)
Andrus (16)
Dozier (13) *4th year kept
Severino (26)
Yankeys
Anthony Rendon - Rd. 5
Yasiel Puig - Rd. 12
Rougned Odor - Rd. 17 (3rd)
Rhys Hoskins - Rd. 26
Luke Weaver - Rd. 26
NDFan
Corey Kluber (10) 4th year
Aaron Nola (9) 1
JD Martinez (18) 4th
Alex Bregman (25) 2nd year
Nick Castellanos (15) 1st
Sherwood93
Nelson Cruz RD 7 4th year keeping
Marcus Strorman RD 12 3rd year keeping
Mike Moustakas RD 21 1st year keeping
Dallas Keuchel RD9 1st year keeping
Félix Hernández RD8 1st year keeping
danvh
Lindor - 18 (3rd)
Betts - 17 (4th)
Seager - 16 (3rd)
Yelich - 5th (1st)
Jose Berrios - 21
But should be some good guys thrown back in the draft this year cause it's the 5th year.
Either way, if you PM me your email, I'll get you set up
Welcome!
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Im all for anti-tanking measures, but if we do that we might be replacing an owner every year.
Maybe just give last place the last pick?
Or at least don't give last place the #1 over all pick... maybe give 7th place (highest non-playoff team) the #1 pick,
8th place #2
9th place #3
10th place #4
11th place #5
12th place #6
And then reverse order of standing for playoff teams like we already do, so 1st place still picks at the end
Maybe just give last place the last pick?
Or at least don't give last place the #1 over all pick... maybe give 7th place (highest non-playoff team) the #1 pick,
8th place #2
9th place #3
10th place #4
11th place #5
12th place #6
And then reverse order of standing for playoff teams like we already do, so 1st place still picks at the end
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, 08:30 AM
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, 12:21 PM
