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Catcher NumbersFor catchers, the first number given corresponds to number of opposing runners stealing per nine innings, the second number is runners caught per nine innings. These are NOT percentages, but actual numbers per nine innings. The lower the first number the better; the higher the second number the better! For a full time catcher, we feel the way to compare these numbers is that a difference in .10 in opposition stolen bases is worth about 12 to 15 points in batting average (or 2 to 3 HRs), and a difference in .10 in caught stealing is worth about 20 to 25 points in batting average (or about 4 to 5 home runs over the course of a season). Like all fielding ranges, the printed catcher numbers will be used for the entire season - how well a catcher throws during a week in the majors in the upcoming season will not matter. We apologize for the length of this fielding number information. We just want to point out then when drafting you should consider a player's fielding ability (both range and fielding percentage) to some degree. This important feature is commonly overlooked in other fantasy games, but is utilized in Scoresheet Baseball to reflect the value of solid fielding in the major leagues. complete AL draft/rules packet in PDF format complete NL draft/rules packet in PDF format AL Draft Packet NL Draft Packet Introduction - How we draft Introduction - How we draft Roster Balancing Procedures Roster Balancing Procedures Playing Limits Playing Limits AL Player Lists Explanation NL Player Lists Explanation Fielding numbers Fielding numbers Catcher numbers Catcher numbers Statistics Used: Statistics Used: Batting, Pitching, Batting, Pitching, Base Running, Fielding Base Running, Fielding Additional SS Baseball Rules Additional SS Baseball Rules AL Sample Lineup Card NL Sample Lineup Card AL Pitching & Defense NL Pitching & Defense Lineup Card Explanations Lineup Card Explanations AL Batting & Bench NL Batting & Bench Lineup Card Explanations Lineup Card Explanations AL Ranking Sheet NL Ranking Sheet Scoresheet's A.L. Player List Scoresheet's N.L. Player List Scoresheet Baseball Rules and Customer Support
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