my boss emailed me asking for help with his fantasy keeper league
he's allowed to keep 5 players from last year's roster and then they draft the rest
I looked at their scoring method (pretty crappy, mostly based around hr, runs, rbi, wins, saves, etc.)
Then I looked through various projections to make my own projection for every player, found the league average for each player and calculated their comparison to league average (100 being average with higher the better). Gave him a list of all his players with their value and my recommendation for which 5 to keep plus with advice about who he could substitute in the recommendation based on his drafting strategy.
He was very pleased with my analysis.
Fantasy Baseball in the work place
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Re: Fantasy Baseball in the work place
always keep the boss happy
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Re: Fantasy Baseball in the work place
Does this mean the boss will let you watch MLB on company time?
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Better hope you're right...
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If I could find a way to get Cardinals games, yea, he would... knowing that I have 2 computer monitors and can be productive with a game on 1 of themHound Dog wrote:Does this mean the boss will let you watch MLB on company time?
