Active Hitters/Batters

albundy12  3/16/2019 9:38 AM

I noticed that it marks all of your bench players as inactive. I'm wondering if that is correct since, for example, I'll be subbing my pitchers in and out all week due to who's starting that day. Same thing with my batters. Wouldn't that mean all my hitters and pitchers are active at all times (unless they are injured)?

Rapierman   3/16/2019 3:37 PM

"Active", in this case, does not relate to who is active in a real game but who is in your set fantasy lineup vs. who is on your bench.

albundy12  3/16/2019 5:55 PM

Right - I understand that. I'm just saying that on a normal week, you are subbing SPs in and out due to whos playing that day (which could mean that Degrom starts the week on your bench, but is in your "set" fantasy lineup by the end of the week.) So does that technically mean that all of your pitchers should be set to "active" at all times during the fantasy season.  

ken_admin  3/16/2019 6:17 PM

Yes, that's likely the case.  I need to do a little work on this.  Ideally, we would import current active/inactive and show that to the users.  Then each page would activate players based on your settings.  For example, projected standings would use all pitchers regardless of the active/inactive designation.  I'll try to get this figured out before the season, but for now, you can manually activate players.

albundy12  3/16/2019 6:25 PM

That's exactly what I'm looking for - Thanks Ken. If you notice by looking at my team below, I utilize 99% of my bench spots for pitchers (in the assumption that I'll be able to get more starts than my opponent any given week.) This is why it's important for me to include all my pitchers in any analysis tool that you offer. Appreciate it!

12 Teams | 10 Hitters Per Team [4 Active = H HR RBI R, 2 Punted = SB BA] | 14 Pitchers Per Team [5 Active = W ERA WHIP SO QS, 1 Punted = SV]