Thursday's Corners

So I've come up with a new and improved formula that should predict the end result of all fantasy players by the end of the season. I've thrown in various factors, injury time, past seasons, what was projected for this season and stirred the pot. So let's see how this turns out... remember, this is a new formula that is ranking the players on where they will finish AT THE END OF THE SEASON! Hit Read More to see the rankings

Saturday's Lazy Flys

 So this is the second week of Saturday's Lazy Flys. As you can see, there's been some shuffling around and huge movers up (Andrew McCutchen, Matt Joyce, Jay Bruce, Adam Jones, Seth Smith, Carlos Gonzalez, Coco Crisp, Jayson Werth, Mike Stanton, Ryan Ludwick, Nick Markakis, Logan Morrison, and Corey Patterson) and down as well (Colby Rasmus, Chris Coghlan, Sam Fuld, Andre Ethier, Alfonso Soriano, Grady Sizemore, Aubrey Huff, and Josh Willingham). So sit back, hit read more and witness some true fantasy baseball insight. Again, the tiers represent players that will perform at about the same level for the entire season.

Thursday's Corners

So here's the second week of rankings for those of you keeping count at home. I also have a formula that is keeping track of trends, a lot of the first basemen are trending down.The formula involves data from this season and projecting the rest of the season. Just to give you an idea, Berkman's projection is at 633 points after being at 665 points last week, while Jose Bautista jumped from an insane 722 points to 822 points after his ridiculous week [10-for-21, 6 runs, 1 2B, 5 HRs, 7 RBI, and 4 BBs] but those aren't the only figures involved. I decided to put guys in tiers so that you, the reader, have a good idea where guys are grouped, I wanna say that each time you see the breaks, it represents at least 15 points of separation between the two players, and therefore, the  players are unlikely to swap places with anyone outside their tier. Those within a tier are pretty close to each other and this should also be considered when making trades. Anyways, here's the rankings...

Saturday's Lazy Flys

In continuing with what I had the past two days, we're gonna have Saturday's Lazy Flys. Pretty much, Lazy Flys go out in the outfield, so outfielders are what I'm covering. Like I said before, this is the first set of rankings for fantasy purposes, so it wont' be until next week when I have something to compare to, that it will actually be useful to track. Nonetheless, here's the outfielders! Since there's 3 outfielders per lineup, and I've been doing the top 25 per position, this is going to be 75 strong!

Thursday's Corners

So I've decided to experiment with some stuff, run some formulas and project fantasy rankings from here on out. I have to say however, that the first set of rankings doesn't have a comparison set, so this is the preliminary one, and then once I get a second set to trend with, the rankings will look a lot better. Also, there's been a ton of players on the DL, (Ike Davis just got placed on the DL when I got done with the 1B rankings.... sigh) so I'm trying my best to tweak it until I get it right. Evan Longoria isn't up because there's not a large enough sample of his hitting this season.