Okay, so, I got into this fantasy baseball thing. I really wanted to get good picks, so I started digging around for information. First, I spent some time reading articles and advice online. These articles talked about daily fantasy baseball and gave tips on strategy and player rankings.
I learned that there’s a numbering system for defensive plays, and the second baseman is number 4. Then I started looking at stats like stolen bases (SB), stolen base percentage (SB%), and total bases (TB). These seemed important.
There’s this thing called the “designated hitter” or “DH” rule. It lets a team use a different player to bat instead of the pitcher, but the DH doesn’t play defense. I thought that was interesting.
Next, I focused on finding “sleepers.” These are players who might be better than people expect. They can be a big deal for your fantasy team. I tried to figure out which players were sleepers based on how the game is scored and where they’re usually picked in the draft (ADP).
- I read a bunch of articles about daily fantasy baseball.
- I learned about defensive numbering and that the second baseman is 4.
- I checked out stats like SB, SB%, and TB.
- I found out about the DH rule.
- I searched for sleeper players using scoring and ADP.
It was a lot to take in, but I think I got a better handle on how to pick a good fantasy baseball team. I feel like I’m ready for the draft now!