PLAYERtrack.com Podcast #11: 2010 Top 2B
by: Rob Reed
| March 1, 2011, 4:22pm
In the second podcast of the 2011 season, I look at the top second basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
PLAYERtrack.com Podcast #10: Top First Basemen
by: Rob Reed
| February 21, 2011, 9:40pm
In the first podcast in many, many months, I look at the top first basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
Podcasts are coming!
by: Rob Reed
| February 19, 2011, 9:48am
I was meaning to get a podcast in the can this past week, but I didn't have time... they are coming back. I should have the first (and, hopefully, second in the can by the end of the week), and I am hoping to do a 15 minute show on blogtalkradio to answer questions live.
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Revamped rankings AND FREE?!?!?!!
by: Rob Reed
| February 3, 2011, 10:58am
I have revamped the rankings this year using a very simple idea.
In the past, the rankings simply compared players "straight up," without consideration of whether or not a player was a JUGGERNAUT in a specific category which would increase that player's value.
What does this mean in plain English?
Rather than using a "straight up" comparison method, PLAYERtrack now ranks players in a category according to how far above or below a player ranks from the average baseball player and gets additional value, accordingly.
So, a player like 2009's Jacoby Ellsbury gets extra "fantasy cred."
The average baseball player in 2009, with a... [read more]
Working on changes this week
by: Rob Reed
| January 31, 2011, 11:03pm
The "HITTERS" function is almost complete... the subscription functions still need to be reworked, but the site should be ready for everybody within the next two weeks.
In the second podcast of the 2011 season, I look at the top second basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
In the first podcast in many, many months, I look at the top first basemen in all of fantasy baseball from last season. Have a disagreement? Someone that I forgot? Chime in!
In the past, the rankings simply compared players "straight up," without consideration of whether or not a player was a JUGGERNAUT in a specific category which would increase that player's value.
