Fantasy Baseball League Settings

Position Source

Baseball Monster (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,DH,OF,SP,RP,CL,PH)
Yahoo! (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,DH,OF,SP,RP)
Yahoo (LF,CF,RF) (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,DH,LF,CF,RF,SP,RP)
CBS (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,DH,OF,SP,RP)
ESPN (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,DH,OF,SP,RP)
ESPN (LF,CF,RF) (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,DH,OF,LF,CF,RF,SP,RP)
FanTrax (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,OF,DH,P)
NFBC (C,1B,2B,SS,3B,DH,OF,SP,RP)

League Type

Roto Head to Head

League Size For most leagues, you should set your # of Hitters to your active count. For # of Pitchers, set it to the active count plus your estimated number of bench pitchers. Typically, $ for Hitters is about 60% of your total money pool.
# of Teams
# of Hitters
# of Pitchers
$ for Hitters
$ for Pitchers
# of $1 Hitters This number should match your expectation for the # of $1 hitters that each team will average on their full roster. It can also be used to scale up the projected prices for the top players: the more $1 players, the more funds available for the top players.
# of $1 Pitchers This number should match your expectation for the # of $1 pitchers that each team will average on their full roster. It can also be used to scale up the projected prices for the top players: the more $1 players, the more funds available for the top players.

Playoff Weeks

Start
End

Active Roster Spots

C
1B
2B
SS
3B
OF
DH
CI
MI
IF
Util
SP
RP
P

MLB Leagues

Both AL/NLAL OnlyNL Only