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Roster Balancing Procedures (for drafting by ranking list)After you have a starter at every position (including 3 OFers and 4 regular pitchers), the computer goes back to the top of your ranking sheet, and we start similar roster balancing procedures for your backup players. (In this first stage you'll get 3 backups, since you are getting 17 players total. In the second stage you'll fill out the rest of your team.) In rounds 15-30 you will get at least one reserve at every position, including 3 reserve outfielders, and 8 more pitchers (at least 5 of which are NOT short relievers), before you get your final players. (We give you 8 more pitchers because we feel a team should have at least 13 pitchers to do well in Scoresheet.) We also strongly suggest that on your second stage list you list plenty of catchers, as getting a third catcher will probably help your team! Also, you should list plenty of utility types (players who qualify at more than one position) and/or extra shortstops, as any SS can play an adequate 2B and 3B in Scoresheet. By the end of round 30 (which is in the second stage) you should have 2 players at each of: C, 1B, 2B, 3B, and SS; 6 OF's; a DH or extra 1B or OFer to bat as DH; and 13 pitchers, at least 9 of which are not listed as short relievers on the draft lists. (You may feel that there are not enough good first basemen left as backups. So, instead of always assigning you a second one, we allow you to draft a fourth reserve outfielder or a second DH instead of a backup first baseman.) Once you have received a backup at every position we will go back to the top of your second stage ranking sheet. Your 31st thru 36th picks can be almost anyone. After you get your backups everywhere these last picks can include up to: 4 more pitchers, 3 more outfielders, or up to 2 additional players at each other position. It is possible, if you do not list enough players at each position to ensure getting someone, that players may be assigned to your team by default. (The order players are assigned by default is by playing time. If you need both pitchers and position players, then for default drafting purposes one inning pitched is equivalent to 2 plate appearances.) Because of this, your ranking sheet should include plenty of players from every position. Your first stage list should include at least: 35-40 regular pitchers; 25 OFers; and 8 players at each of the C, 1B, 2B, 3B, SS, and short reliever positions. Remember, you do NOT need to group players by position. List players in the order you'd prefer to have them on your team - we'll make sure you get a balanced roster. **NOTE: Pitchers can get at most 3 starts in each Scoresheet
week - so if you have a pitcher who had a huge number of innings
in the majors one year some of those innings may get 'wasted'.
Also, if you hook pitchers early they may not get a chance to
use all their innings - because of hooks, pinch hitting, etc.,
you should try and get at least 1200 innings pitched for each
of the 4 years. (Having at least a total of 1250 to 1300 innings
pitched for each of the 4 years is a very good idea if you want
to avoid the dreaded PAAA.) AL Draft Packet NL Draft Packet Complete AL packet in PDF Complete NL packet in PDF 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 Hitting and Pitching Stats Hitting and Pitching Stats Statistics Used: Statistics Used: Batting and Base Running Batting and Base Running Pitching Pitching Fielding Fielding Additional SS Baseball Rules Additional SS Baseball Rules Questions about drafting Questions about drafting AL Ranking Sheet NL Ranking Sheet AL Winter Baseball Player List NL Winter Baseball Player List AL Winter player list in PDF NL Winter player list in PDF BL (both league) Winter Baseball Player List BL Winter player list in PDF Sample Batting and Bench Lineup Card Batting and Bench Card Instructions Sample Pitching Lineup Card Pitching Card Instructions Scoresheet Winter Baseball Rules and Customer Support
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